Duke Radiology Neuro & MSK Imaging 2015 (Videos)

Duke Radiology’s Comprehensive Curriculum for Neuroradiologic Excellence

Duke Radiology’s esteemed faculty presents an immersive educational experience tailored to elevate your proficiency in neuroradiology, head, neck, and musculoskeletal imaging. Leveraging various modalities such as MRI, CT, and nuclear medicine, this course delves into the intricacies of optimizing protocols for enhanced diagnostic accuracy.

Topics Explored:
– Temporal bones: Anatomy and problem-solving approach
– Brain tumors: Differential diagnoses and clinical insights
– Thyroid disorders and nuclear medicine applications
– Central nervous system lesions (CNS)
– Paranasal sinuses and their pathologies
– Stroke imaging and emergency neuroradiology
– Musculoskeletal imaging, including knee, ankle, shoulder, elbow, wrist, spine, and hip
– Trauma management in neuroradiology

Session Highlights:
– Session 1: Temporal Bones and Brain Tumors
– Key anatomical aspects of temporal bones
– Imaging strategies for brain tumors, including mimics
– Advanced visualization techniques for neuroepithelial brain tumors
– Session 2: Thyroid and Nerves
– Thyroid scintigraphy and I-131 treatment
– Clinical approaches to incidental thyroid nodules
– Nuclear medicine applications in CNS lesions
– Comprehensive overview of cranial nerves
– Session 3: Sinuses, Stroke & Emergency Imaging
– Diagnosis and management of sinus disease
– Stroke imaging techniques and interpretation
– Emergency neuroradiology: Trauma and non-trauma cases
– Session 4: Knee and Ankle
– MRI of the knee, focusing on meniscal pathology
– MRI of the knee: Ligaments, cartilage, and complex cases
– MRI of the ankle, providing a comprehensive assessment
– Session 5: Shoulder and Elbow
– MRI of the shoulder, emphasizing rotator cuff disorders
– MRI of the shoulder: Labral pathology and advanced techniques
– MRI of the elbow, detailing its intricate structures
– Detailed examination of the glenoid labrum and biceps tendon
– Session 6: Wrist and Spine
– MRI of the hand and wrist, covering their complex anatomy
– Spine imaging, providing a thorough examination
– Intradural spine imaging, exploring its pathologies
– Session 7: Hip, Trauma & Nuclear Medicine
– MRI of the hip, providing detailed anatomical evaluation
– MRI of the hip, Part 2: Advanced imaging techniques
– MRI of musculoskeletal trauma, assessing various injuries
– Musculoskeletal nuclear medicine, exploring its diagnostic capabilities

Exclusive Features:
– All-new HD video capture showcasing speaker’s cursor movements for enhanced understanding
– Mobile-friendly presentations for convenient access
– Self-Assessment CME credits applicable towards Maintenance of Certification requirements