Jack Bennett and Noemi Cinti are knowledgeable anatomists and medics currently undertaking an intercalated MSc in Clinical Anatomy. They will take us through the normal anatomy of the abdomen seen from a Radiological perspective, highlighting how anatomical structures can be recognised on different types of imaging. They will start from basic concepts and then gradually transition to more advanced ideas.

This session will be followed by a webinar focused on abdominal pathology, so you can use it to solidify your background knowledge before you start learning more about abnormal findings.

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Summary

This National Tutorial series provides medical professionals with an interactive learning experience about the radiological anatomy of the abdomen. On Friday 19 May, join Jack Bennett and Noemi Cinti, knowledgeable anatomists and medics, who will guide us through interpreting imaging of anatomical structures in the abdomen. Start at the basics and gradually cover more advanced concepts before taking part in the webinar on abdominal pathology. Unlock your comprehensive imaging knowledge and become a more confident radiologist!

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Learning objectives

Differentiate between normal and abnormal abdominal anatomy from the perspective of radiologic imaging.
Describe the different anatomical structures of the abdomen as seen on radiologic imaging.
Utilise imaging knowledge to recognize and interpret normal and abnormal anatomical structures of the abdomen.
Evaluate the interpretation of images of the abdomen on common modalities such as CT, MRI, and ultrasound.
Perform differential diagnoses of abnormalities."

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