about the course
This course is aimed mainly at SpR's in radiology. All the same, many radiology consultants and other clinicians interested in head and neck imaging are likely to find the course enjoyable and valuable.
The course is designed to be interactive, practical, and fun. The viewing sessions provide registrants with the opportunity to assess and interpret a wide range of real life petrous temporal bone and sinus CT cases on individual workstations utilizing 19" monitors.
Each viewing session involves the assessment of 5 / 6 CT cases. Viewing sessions are followed by interactive answer periods where teaching points, tips, tricks and pitfalls are discussed.
The course provides you with the opportunity to test yourself on your ability to interpret petrous temporal bone and sinus CT examinations. The interactive nature of the course provides the opportunity to ask questions and to discuss common problems and difficulties.
Topic covered include:
Petrous Temporal Bone
- Normal anatomy and anatomical variants
- Imaging cholesteatoma and its complications
- Erosions of the ossicles - what to look for
- Temporal bone trauma and its sequelae
- Congenital abnormalities
- Otospongiosis
- Important diagnoses not to miss
Sinuses
- Normal anatomy and anatomical variants
- Inflammatory disease and how to report it
- Post-operative appearances and complications
- Malignancy
- Fungal disease
- Mucoceles
- Rare disorders and their appearances
lead teachers
- Dr Tim Beale FRCR, Royal National Throat Nose and Ear Hospital & University College Hospital, London
- Dr. Simon Morley FRCR, Northwick Park Hospital
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course dates
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