This 2 day on-line course is to provide a review of essential and pertinent material geared towards junior radiology residents preparing for call. Using a combination of interactive case-based lectures and immersive case-based lectures, we aim to address the medical expert and non-medical expert CanMeds roles by covering the important don’t-miss diagnoses and useful algorithms in all major systems....
The Spine Imaging Course is a 1-day virtual course that aims to provide a systematic approach to the diagnosis and management of spine diseases, using a case-based approach. This way of delivering content has proven to be highly effective and it is very well received by meeting participants. Of note, the course would have both musculoskeletal and neuroradiology experts delivering high-quality subspecialty content, with emphasis in pearls and take-home messages that the attendees can put into practice as soon as they return to their practices. Community respirologists and radiologists will be offered a unique opportunity to interact with the speakers and participate in a comprehensive discussion of current guidelines for diagnosis and management of spine disorders.
Program Learning Objectives:
1. To describe a systematic approach for the interpretation of CT and MRI of the spine from an MSK and Neuroradiology perspective.
2. To recognize the key imaging findings of common and infrequent diseases of the spine and to discuss the differential diagnoses.
3. To integrate radiological and clinical finding that allow a specific diagnosis
This 2 day on-line course is to provide a review of essential and pertinent material geared towards junior radiology residents preparing for call. Using a combination of interactive case-based lectures and immersive case-based lectures, we aim to address the medical expert and non-medical expert CanMeds roles by covering the important don’t-miss diagnoses and useful algorithms in all major systems....
The Spine Imaging Course is a 1-day virtual course that aims to provide a systematic approach to the diagnosis and management of spine diseases, using a case-based approach. This way of delivering content has proven to be highly effective and it is very well received by meeting participants. Of note, the course would have both musculoskeletal and neuroradiology experts delivering high-quality subspecialty content, with emphasis in pearls and take-home messages that the attendees can put into practice as soon as they return to their practices. Community respirologists and radiologists will be offered a unique opportunity to interact with the speakers and participate in a comprehensive discussion of current guidelines for diagnosis and management of spine disorders.
Program Learning Objectives:
1. To describe a systematic approach for the interpretation of CT and MRI of the spine from an MSK and Neuroradiology perspective.
2. To recognize the key imaging findings of common and infrequent diseases of the spine and to discuss the differential diagnoses.
3. To integrate radiological and clinical finding that allow a specific diagnosis
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This course will provide a week-long broad spectrum review of radiological sub-specialties for radiologists and residents in preparation for the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada licensing exam in Diagnostic Radiology. The course will include lectures (some case-based) and comprehensive reviews in:
