We are excited to announce the second part of our MSK X-ray interpretation teaching, covering lower limb X-ray interpretation with a wide range of MSK pathologies. It will take place online on MedAll on Tuesday, the 26th of March. Our speaker is Dr Mohammed Moosa, a radiology trainee (resident) with a special interest in MSK Radiology, who also delivers the first session on upper limb X-ray interpretation

This event would be useful for both pre-clinical and clinical medical students as MSK X-ray interpretation is a popular topic for OSCE stations and can also come up in MCQ exams. Moreover, upper and lower limb fractures are included in the MLA content map for clinical imaging. These sessions will comprehensively cover different fracture types and how to spot them on X-rays, making them a perfect revision for finals!

We guarantee that these sessions will provide you with a valuable learning experience and will be highly interactive!

Summary

The highly anticipated MSK Radiology teaching session returns with the Part 2, focusing on Lower Limb X-ray Interpretation, led by the expert Dr Mohammed Moosa. Essential for pre-clinical and clinical medical students, this online session, taking place on MedAll, will delve into popular exam topics including different fracture types and how to identify them on X-rays. It's an excellent revision opportunity that promises to be highly interactive and enriching! Mark your calendars for Tuesday, 26th of March!

Learning objectives

1. By the end of the teaching session, students should be able to accurately interpret lower limb X-ray images and identify a wide range of MSK pathologies. 2. Participants will learn how to spot different fracture types on X-rays, including those of the lower limbs, enhancing their diagnostic skills. 3. Students should build their understanding of the MLA content map for clinical imaging, specifically related to upper and lower limb fractures. 4. At the end of the session, participants will be expected to formulate a differential diagnosis based on their interpretation of the lower limb X-ray images. 5. Attendees will be able to apply their learnings from the session to clinical scenarios during OSCE stations and MCQ exams, thus enhancing their overall assessment performance.

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