This interactive 45 minute session covering indications and appropriate approach to imaging for various trauma mechanisms (blunt and penetrating trauma injuries) and for specific injury types, including screening criteria and triggers. Aimed at Foundation Year doctors with discussion on clinical scenarios focusing on intracranial bleed and appendicular trauma.

Summary

This interactive 45-minute session will educate junior doctors on the latest in trauma imaging technology and protocols. Attendees will learn about the nuances of utilising imaging technology for the diagnosis and treatment of trauma-related injuries.

Learning objectives

1. Describe the role of imaging in the early diagnosis and management of trauma patients. 2. Identify the types of imaging modalities available for trauma patients. 3. Describe the indications and benefits of using imaging to diagnose and treat trauma patients. 4. List common imaging findings seen in traumatic injuries. 5. Interpret imaging results to assist in differential diagnosis.

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