A teaching session aimed at all students in clinical years of medical school, bolstering confidence in interpreting imaging for intracranial bleeds. This session is hosted by Imperial College Radiology Society, in collaboration with the British Indian Medical Association.

Dr Sally Kamil is currently a first year resident in Radiology at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust. She graduated with distinction from The University of Jordan, following which she completed a master's degree in Clinical Anatomy and was a clinical teaching fellow in Urology and General Surgery at Broomfield Hospital.

Summary

Join a crucial teaching session on "CT Imaging: Intracranial Bleeds" targeted at advanced medical students looking to enhance their imaging interpretation skills specifically for intracranial bleeds. The session is hosted by the Renowned Imperial College Radiology Society and will be led by Dr. Sally Kamil, a proficient Radiology Resident at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust with valuable teaching experience. This is an unmatched opportunity to learn from a professional who holds a distinction from the University of Jordan and possesses a master's degree in Clinical Anatomy. Don't miss the chance to elevate your clinical practice.

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Learning objectives

Understand the basic principles of Computed Tomography (CT) imaging, its applications in detecting and diagnosing intracranial bleeds, and its limitations.
Identify common and rare types of intracranial bleeds on CT scans, recognizing the unique imaging characteristics of each.
Develop and improve skills to promptly interpret and analyze CT images of intracranial bleeds in a clinical setting, thereby aiding quick diagnosis and decision-making.
Understand the clinical implications and potential complications of various intracranial bleeds, correlating radiological findings with clinical symptoms.
Enhance communication skills with radiologists and other medical professionals, fostering a multidisciplinary approach to intracranial bleed diagnosis and management.

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