This lecture is a case-based review of common and uncommon traumatic chest injuries with emphasis on trauma team management, including what the trauma surgeon needs to know.
This webinar will provide a detailed review of temporal bone imaging, including discussion of imaging indications and techniques, pertinent anatomy and case review. A brief discussion of hearing restoration devices and imaging safety will also be covered.
This webinar is intended to describe the chronic overuse injuries commonly seen in the elbow. Upon completion of the webinar, learners will have a better understanding of the anatomy and pathology of commonly diagnosed MSK elbow injuries.
This lecture is intended to provide an overview of the work-up in cases of suspected abuse and findings of abusive trauma associated with child abuse. Learners will also gain a better understanding of the mimics and controversies with imaging of child abuse.
The webinar is designed to increase radiologist understanding of the unique pathophysiology of neonatal lung disorders.
This webinar has been designed to provide the general radiologist with a solid understanding of how to apply the modality of ultrasound guided joint procedures.
This lecture is an introduction to peripheral vascular disease, imaging modalities and peripheral vascular lab setup. Learner objectives: Introduce/review peripheral vascular disease, mainly arterial Discuss imaging modalities and techniques for distinguishing levels of disease Compare imaging and diagnostic hardware Discuss how to set up a peripheral vascular lab
This lecture will discuss head and neck cancer with PET-CT and PET-MRI. Learner objectives: Understand the utilization of PET-CT in head and neck cancer and the benefits over a diagnostic CT study alone Review pitfalls that can occur during incorrect patient preparation for the scan as well as pitfalls during injection that can make interpretation … Read More
This webinar will review thoracic and lumbar spine fracture classifications as well as the role of MRI and the need to scrutinize the posterior ligamentous complex. Attendees will be able to identify stable versus unstable thoracic and lumbar spine fractures, improving guidance for surgeons.