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The Video Series -
Emergency Imaging

NO CME OFFERED ON THIS DVD SET - No Syllabus Included

Disc 1:

Cervical Spine Injuries I:
Imaging algorithms and diagnostic signs

Stuart Mirvis, M.D.

Cervical Spine Injuries II:
Imaging algorithms and diagnostic signs

Stuart Mirvis, M.D.

CNS Trauma-Brain and Skull

C. Douglas Phillips, M.D.

Disc 2:

MDCT of thoraco-lumbar trauma

Stuart Mirvis, M.D.

Stroke-Acute Imaging Choices

C. Douglas Phillips, M.D.

Unusual Trauma cases

Stuart Mirvis, M.D.

Disc 3:

Interventional Neuroradiology - Role in acute
CNS disease

C. Douglas Phillips, M.D.

Overview of MDCT of Thoracic Trauma

Stuart Mirvis, M.D.

Pitfalls in ER Pediatric Radiology

John B. Campbell, M.D.

Disc 4:

MDCT of Mediastinal Injuries

Stuart Mirvis, M.D.

Non-traumatic CNS Emergencies

C. Douglas Phillips, M.D.

Imaging of Renal System Injury

Stuart Mirvis, M.D.

Disc 5:

CNS Infections

C. Douglas Phillips, M.D.

Common presenting problems of the
head and neck

C. Douglas Phillips, M.D.

The Avoidance of Errors in the Assessment of Shoulder Trauma

Lee Rogers, M.D.

Disc 6:

Unraveling the mysteries of elbow trauma

Lee Rogers, M.D.

The injured wrist

Lee Rogers, M.D.

MRI versus xray in the assessment of acute
skeletal trauma:
Should we be doing more MRI?

Lee Rogers, M.D.

Disc 7:

MRI of the Postoperative Shoulder

David C. Salonen, MD

Trauma in the elderly: Clues to insufficiency & pathologic fractures

Lee Rogers, M.D.

Potential Oversights in the evaluation of
hip trauma

Lee Rogers, M.D.

Plain film findings warranting MRI in acute knee trauma

Lee Rogers, M.D.

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course is a state of the art diagnostic imaging review of the most important and common topics of presentation in the Emergency Department. Four nationally and internationally recognized faculty members will provide lecture material in the areas of neuroradiology, thoracic/abdominal/pelvic body imaging, musculoskeletal radiology and pediatric radiology.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

At the conclusion of this course the participant should be able to:

• Recognize and diagnose diseases and trauma most commonly encountered in the emergency setting.

• Utilize imaging techniques to solve diagnostic problems in the Emergency Department.

Intergrate course information into their practice and to improve their diagnose imaging skills.

ACCREDITATION

The International Institute for Continuing Medical Education, Inc. is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

DESIGNATION

The International Institute for Continuing Medical Education designates this educational activity for a maximum of 18.5 category 1 credits toward the AMA Physician's Recognition Award. Category 1 Credits may be claimed until February 6, 2008

TARGET AUDIENCE

This program is targeted to Radiologists, Emergency Medicine Physicians, Physicians-in-training and any other Physicians involved in using diagnostic imaging to guide patient management in the acute or emergent setting.

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