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Diffusion Tensor Imaging for mTBI: Fact Finding and Controversies

What You Will Learn

  • What diffusion tensor imaging is
  • Answers to common criticisms
  • When and how DTI should be used
  • Using DTI in conjunction with other MRI scans, neurobehavioral examinations, neuropsychological findings, and a history of the injury and symptoms
  • Other tests that should be used to support a TBI case

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What You Will Learn

  • What diffusion tensor imaging is
  • Answers to common criticisms
  • When and how DTI should be used
  • Using DTI in conjunction with other MRI scans, neurobehavioral examinations, neuropsychological findings, and a history of the injury and symptoms
  • Other tests that should be used to support a TBI case

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Price

$79 for Association Member
$99 for Non-member

80 minutes
Date Published

October 15, 2025

Publisher

Michigan Association for Justice

Subjects

Traumatic Brain Injury

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Summary

Diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) is a potent tool for understanding brain tissues, particularly white matter fasciculi. Despite some inherent limitations and criticisms, DTI has proven invaluable in various medical and research settings. In this webinar with Dr. Randall Benson, leading behavioral neurologist and imaging neuroscientist, you will gain a strong understanding of the underlying science and medicine behind DTI and learn how DTI can be a powerful tool in cases involving traumatic brain injuries. By recognizing its strengths and weaknesses, and employing it in conjunction with other diagnostic methods, DTI can provide valuable evidence in your next case.

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Presenters

Dr. Randall Benson

Dr. Randall Benson is a globally regarded behavioral neurologist and imaging neuroscientist who is recognized for his... Read More

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Program Titles and Supporting Materials

This program contains the following components:

Media Files
Diffusion Tensor Imaging for mTBI: Fact Finding and Controversies - Video
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Diffusion Tensor Imaging for mTBI: Fact Finding and Controversies - Handout
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