Radiology Teaching Series Session 10 - Acute Abdominal CT

Name: Radiology Teaching Series Session 10 - Acute Abdominal CT
Start: 2025-04-07T18:00:00+00:00
End: 2025-04-07T19:30:00+00:00

7th Apr 2025

6:00 - 7:30pm (GMT)

Gastrointestinal radiology

7th Apr 2025

6:00 - 7:30pm (GMT)

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Description

Edinburgh University Radiology Society, Barts Radiology Society, University of Birmingham Radiology Society, and St George's Radiology Society are pleased to bring you a talk covering the acute abdomen on CT imaging! This talk will be the last session of our Abdominal / Gastrointestinal Radiology block.

Dr Niall Burke (Radiology ST3) will walk us through the features and strategies on CT used to identify key pathologies of the acute abdomen. This talk will be particularly useful for clinical-years students and foundation year doctors!

The event will start at 7pm on Monday 7th April. Sign up and join here on MedAll! The call will be run on Teams!

Summary

Join top radiology societies for the final session of the Abdominal / Gastrointestinal Radiology block - "Acute Abdominal CT"! Led by Dr. Niall Burke, learn the features and strategies on CT to identify key acute abdomen pathologies. Ideal for clinical-years students and foundation year doctors. Scheduled for 7pm, Monday, 7th April. Sign up on MedAll and tune in through Teams.

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Learning objectives

To understand and describe the key pathologies that can be observed in the acute abdomen on CT imaging.
To develop skills in identifying and interpreting features on a CT scan related to acute abdominal conditions.
To learn about the appropriate use and interpretation of abdominal CT in the clinical setting, including its advantages and limitations.
To explore strategies used in radiology to effectively diagnose illnesses pertaining to acute abdomen using CT imaging.
To gain a deeper understanding of Abdominal/Gastrointestinal Radiology through practical examples and case studies, improving overall diagnostic skills in this area of medicine.

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