• MDS Congress 2026 Session 3412 Evaluation Form

  • Parallel Session 3412

    Imaging Parkinsonian Disorders in 2026: What's Next for Neuroimaging?

    October 6, 2026

    14:30 - 16:00

  • Learning Objectives:

    1. Evaluate recent evidence linking imaging markers to clinical phenoconversion, from at risk state to motor phenoconversion and disease progression
    2. Discuss the state-of-the-art of alpha synuclein imaging tracers development as well as connectome-based models in understanding alpha-synuclein spread across neuronal networks
    3. Discuss advances in the imaging of inflammation and non-synuclein protein deposition in parkinsonism relevance
  • Session Evaluation

  • The session met its learning objectives
  • The content is relevant to my professional and / or scientific interests.
  • The quality of the education process (method of presentation and information provided) was satisfactory and appropriate.
  • The information provided will enhance my care of patients with Movement Disorders and / or advance my scientific understanding of Movement Disorders.
  • The overall session organization was satisfactory and appropriate.
  • I would recommend this session to a colleague.
  • Faculty Assessment

  • Jee-Young Lee, Korea

  • This speaker was able to effectively communicate the content of their presentation
  • The information was presented without commercial bias. The speaker did not discuss a single branded commercial product or service.
  • Hitoshi Shimada, Japan

  • This speaker was able to effectively communicate the content of their presentation
  • The information was presented without commercial bias. The speaker did not discuss a single branded commercial product or service.
  • Antonio Strafella, Canada

  • This speaker was able to effectively communicate the content of their presentation
  • The information was presented without commercial bias. The speaker did not discuss a single branded commercial product or service.
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