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+ Target Audience: radiologists
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UW Emergency Radiology Review University of Washington Clinical Update
Expert faculty reinforce your knowledge and enhance your ability to make quick, informed imaging decisions in this broad-ranging emergency radiology course.
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UW Emergency Radiology Review provides extensive coverage of key topics in emergency radiology. Led by experts from the University of Washington School of Medicine, it focuses on epidemiology and mechanisms of trauma, clinicians’ expectations of imaging, and an integrated imaging approach to injuries of the head, neck, spine, torso, pelvis, and appendicular skeleton. This program will help you to:
- Promptly decide the appropriate imaging studies to perform in emergency situations
- Identify less common clinical conditions presenting in the emergency setting
- Revise imaging protocols to optimize diagnostic accuracy while minimizing radiation
- Correctly interpret emergency imaging studies and recognize when additional imaging is indicated
QUICK FACTS
Provider: University of Washington
Course Director:
Jeffrey Robinson, MD, MBA, FACR
Associate Professor
Department of Radiology
University of Washington
Seattle, WA
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this activity, participants should be able to:
- Rapidly determine the appropriate imaging studies to perform
- Identify less common clinical conditions that present in the emergency setting
- Update imaging protocols to optimize diagnostic accuracy while minimizing radiation
- Accurately interpret emergency imaging studies, and recognize when additional imaging is indicated
Intended Audience
This educational activity was designed for radiologists (residents, fellows and practicing radiologists) and imaging technologists. Other practitioners, such as physician assistants, nurse practitioners, and MDs working in emergency departments, may also find the imaging approach and interpretation to be useful.
Estimated Time to Complete this Program: 17.25 Hours
+ Topics:
1. Mass Casualty Preparedness.mp4
2. Thrombotic and Non-Thrombotic Pulmonary Embolism Pitfalls in Diagnosis.mp4
3. Bowel and Mesenteric Trauma.mp4
4. Tips and Tricks for Interpreting CTs in Patients with Prior Abdominal Surgery.mp4
5. MRI for Pediatric Appendicitis.mp4
6. Pediatric GI Emergencies.mp4
7. Pediatric Whole Body Trauma.mp4
8. Acute Stroke Imaging.mp4
9. Acute Stroke Intervention.mp4
10. Daily Case Summary.mp4
11. Thoracolumbar Spine Trauma.mp4
12. Calcaneus Fractures and Lisfranc Injuries.mp4
13. Acetabulum Injuries.mp4
14. Knee Injuries.mp4
15. Maxillofacial Trauma.mp4
16. Orbital Trauma.mp4
17. Intracranial Hemorrhage.mp4
18. Pediatric Abusive Head and Spine Trauma.mp4
19. Child with Limp.mp4
20. Daily Case Summary.mp4
21. Review, Updates, and Challenges in Injury Grading.mp4
22. Traumatic Abdominal Wall Injuries.mp4
23. Overview of Solid Organ Trauma.mp4
24. Imaging the Pregnant Trauma Emergency Patient.mp4
25. Blunt Chest Trauma.mp4
26. Penetrating Chest Trauma.mp4
27.The Patchy Chest X-Ray.mp4
28. Emergency Neuroimaging in the Immunocompromised and Oncologic Patient.mp4
29. Dual Energy CT Neuroradiology Applications.mp4
30. Daily Case Summary.mp4
31. Blunt Cerebrovascular Injuries.mp4
32. Shoulder and Hip Injuries.mp4
33. Wrist and Hand Injuries.mp4
34. Bone and Joint Infections.mp4
35. Acute Aortic Syndromes.mp4
36. Traumatic Aortic Injuries.mp4
37. Coronary CTA in the ED.mp4
38. Imaging Considerations in Patients with Nonstandard Gender.mp4
39. Dual Energy CT Applications in the Emergent Setting.mp4
40. Daily Case Summary.mp4
Syllabus.pdf
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