Dr Asif Saifuddin FRCR is an international authority in musculoskeletal, spine and sarcoma imaging. His acclaimed reference textbook Musculoskeletal MRI is the go-to guide in the field and a bench book all over the world. He has written multiple book chapters including in the popular radiology reference book Grainger and Allison. He is one of the most published musculoskeletal radiologists in the UK and Europe and a consultant of 26 years at the UK’s largest tertiary orthopaedic centre, The Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, Stanmore. Dr Saifuddin is invited to lecture all over the world and has a unique style of simplifying difficult concepts..
Date: Saturday, 16 January 2021 (SOLD OUT)
Saturday, 14 August 2021 (AVAILABLE)
Time: 9am to 5pm
Live online + on-demand access for 7 days
The course is designed to give attendees a robust way to interpret MRI lumbar spine scans through a large volume of interactive PACS case teaching. The focus is on real life cases and developing solid foundations to practice safely.
Dr Saifuddin is the principal lecturer and oversees all aspects of the course development and delivery by his handpicked Consultant Radiologists who also lecture on the course.
This course provides 6 CPD credits in accordance with the CPD Scheme of the Royal College of Radiologists’.
0900-1000
· Introduction to PACS
· MRI technique & Anatomy
· How to systematically approach an MRI Lumbar spine
1000-1100
· Cauda equina syndrome
· Degenerative Disc Disease
1100-1115 – break
1115-1200
· Degenerative Canal Stenosis
1200-1300
· Principles of bone marrow signal
· Non-neoplastic lesions, Benign tumours, Malignant Tumours
1300-1345 – lunch
1345-1430
· Inflammatory disorders
1430-1515
· Trauma and infection
1515-1530 – break
1530-1615
· Neural arch
1615-1650
· Post-operative lumbar spine
1650-1700
· Closure and feedback
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