Foundation Regional Radiology Teaching - Acute thoracic and lumbar spine imaging
Summary
This teaching session is aimed at medical professionals to provide new insights into the best imaging practice for acute thoracic and lumbar spine injuries. Participants will learn the latest developments in the field, from the use of CT and MRI scans to the assessment and treatment strategies to best manage these injuries. Additionally, attendees will gain in-depth knowledge on how to accurately assess radiologic findings using different imaging modalities and current evidence-based practice. Attendees of this session will be well-equipped to provide the highest level of care to patients with acute thoracic and lumbar spine injuries.
Learning objectives
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Participants should be able to identify normal anatomy on thoracic and lumbar spine imaging.
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Participants should understand the different imaging modalities for acute thoracic and lumbar spine imaging.
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Participants should be able to evaluate CT and MRI scans for acute thoracic and lumbar spine imaging.
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Participants should be able to differentiate between normal and abnormal spine structures on imaging.
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Participants should be able to describe common acute thoracic and lumbar spine imaging findings.