- Duration: 1 Day
- Time: 8 hours
- Subject: Acute Head and Neck Imaging
- Language: English
- Video: English
- Difficulty: Beginner to Intermediate
- Platform: DICOM Images
What you'll learn
- Head and neck anatomy in both MRI and CT imaging
- Interpretation of had an egg Imogen
- See multiple emergency cases as well as how to manage them
- Full Case explanations
Course description
Dr Hart is a very experienced lecturer and will go through head and neck imaging. This is ideal for beginners and intermediate reporters/radiographers who are interested in Heddon imaging. This course has a particular slant towards the emergency side of imaging of the head and neck which can be extremely challenging given the tight space and important structures the head and neck images represent.
Course outline
How to Report
Dr Hart Will explain the ideal way to report emergency head and neck imaging
Anatomy
The motion of the various important anatomy that is present in Head and neck imaging
Imaging modalities
Emergency head and neck imaging will include ultrasound, CT and MRI. The indication for these various modalities will be explained in these lectures
Oral cavity
The various anatomy and pathology that can occur in the oral cavity will be explained with example cases
Salivary glands
Various acute pathologies can occur in the salivary glands and multiple example cases will be explained during the lecture day
Pharynx and larynx
Important anatomy and pathology with regards to the pharynx and larynx will be covered
Obits
The orbits can be a very challenging area to be assessed during acute imaging. The lecture day will go through in detail various anatomical regions of interest and pathologies that are related to the orbits
Petrous Bones
Fractures and pathology can occur in this region.
This is a very important check area that is often missed with reporters who are at the early stage of learning about head and neck imaging.
