This lecture will cover the imaging investigation on various causes of intestinal obstruction in neonates.
Following this lecture, the learner should better understand the indications and benefits of the use of ultrasound guidance for musculoskeletal procedures. The learner should also learn the correct materials needed and their appropriate set up. Finally, the learner should better understand basic techniques of common U.S.-guided MSK procedures.
The purpose of this lecture is to comprehensively discuss how bacterial, fungal and viral infections impact upon the brain, and how to differentiate these entities from other brain pathologies.
This webinar has been designed to improve learner knowledge of ankle MRI including the appearance of normal anatomy and the common pathology. This knowledge should allow the learner to accurately and efficiently read ankle MRI in practice, offering the clinician a specific diagnosis and etiology for the patient’s symptoms.
This webinar has been designed to improve radiologist understanding and proper use of the American Association for the Surgery of Trauma (AAST) nomenclature and grading system when reporting injuries to trauma services.
This webinar has been designed to improve radiologist recognition of common lung findings in neonates as well as uncommon findings and complications; in turn, improving reporting to referring physicians.
This webinar will review inflammatory arthropathies and outline development of a simplified approach to imaging studies, which will, in turn: (1) improve the radiologists confidence in interpretation and generating a differential diagnosis, (2) aid the clinician in diagnostic accuracy and (3) help to reach the goal of early care for the patient.
This webinar is designed to improve communication in reporting to the interdisciplinary team (specifically on interventional pain patients) by increasing understanding of clinically relevant findings. Review and discussion of the MSU grading system for disc herniation will result in more precise and accurate grading for lumbar disc herniation and improve competence of radiologists when evaluating … Read More
The general radiologist frequently encounters studies demonstrating spinal instrumentation, either as a part of the patient’s postoperative evaluation or as incidental to a study performed for another purpose. This webinar has been designed to familiarize the learner with terms used to describe surgical approaches to the spine, review the function and normal appearances of commonly … Read More