RTF - Radiology Trainees Forum
TF - Highlighted Lectures
Lectures
TF - Introduction (part 1)
02:12M. Reim, Tartu / EE
Learning Objectives
1. To focus on the up-to-date radiological principles in the management of acute ischaemic stroke; the diagnostic approach and interventional radiology strategies.
2. To improve the understanding of myotendinous junction anatomy and its clinical/radiological importance.
3. To encourage young radiologists in their on-call duty with tips from experienced emergency specialist.
TF - Introduction (part 2)
00:42S. Afat, Tübingen / DE
Learning Objectives
1. To focus on the up-to-date radiological principles in the management of acute ischaemic stroke; the diagnostic approach and interventional radiology strategies.
2. To improve the understanding of myotendinous junction anatomy and its clinical/radiological importance.
3. To encourage young radiologists in their on-call duty with tips from experienced emergency specialist.
TF - Stroke: from diagnosis to treatment
08:45A. O'Hare, Dublin / Ireland
Learning Objectives
1. To learn how to approach stroke from a radiology perspective: the possibilities, indications, and limitations.
2. To appreciate and improve the collaboration to diagnose and treat the stroke patients in the most effective way.
3. To understand the importance of timely diagnostic imaging studies and access to interventional procedures.
TF - Myotendinous junction anatomy and muscle injury
11:46A. Parkar, Bergen / Norway
Learning Objectives
1. To learn the detailed anatomy of the myotendinous junction and the clinical importance of the injuries in that region.
2. To appreciate the importance of small details in the anatomy and to improve the knowledge of musculoskeletal radiology.
3. To understand the possibilities and limitation in diagnosing muscular injuries.
TF - My first night on call: tips to overcome fear
08:15E. Dick, London / UK
Learning Objectives
1. To learn about the possible difficulties that young radiologist will face early in their career at emergency radiology departments and during the nervous first on-call shifts.
2. To appreciate the lessons learned from other professionals and to find out about the tips and tricks to facilitate their on-call work.
3. To understand how to achieve a more confident approach and avoid the possible mistakes that every radiologist might face while being on-call.
2. To improve the understanding of myotendinous junction anatomy and its clinical/radiological importance.
3. To encourage young radiologists in their on-call duty with tips from experienced emergency specialist.
2. To improve the understanding of myotendinous junction anatomy and its clinical/radiological importance.
3. To encourage young radiologists in their on-call duty with tips from experienced emergency specialist.
2. To appreciate and improve the collaboration to diagnose and treat the stroke patients in the most effective way.
3. To understand the importance of timely diagnostic imaging studies and access to interventional procedures.
2. To appreciate the importance of small details in the anatomy and to improve the knowledge of musculoskeletal radiology.
3. To understand the possibilities and limitation in diagnosing muscular injuries.
2. To appreciate the lessons learned from other professionals and to find out about the tips and tricks to facilitate their on-call work.
3. To understand how to achieve a more confident approach and avoid the possible mistakes that every radiologist might face while being on-call.