E³ - The Beauty of Basic Knowledge: Imaging of Common Joint Disorders
E³ 22B - Non-injured, painful, and swollen knee
Lectures
1
Chairperson's introduction
05:00Christian Glaser, München / DE
2
Imaging approach in adults
15:00Matthew Jaring, Bristol / UK
3
Imaging the painful postoperative knee
15:00Üstün Aydingöz, Ankara / TR
4
Imaging approach in children
15:00Maria Raissaki, Heraklion / GR
5
Panel discussion
10:00Panel discussion
5 min
Chairperson's introduction
Christian Glaser, München / Germany
15 min
Imaging approach in adults
Matthew Jaring, Bristol / United Kingdom
- To learn the appropriate imaging modality for different clinical scenarios is essential in ensuring accurate diagnosis and efficient patient care.
- To appreciate the strengths and limitations of each imaging technique helps in selecting the most suitable test for a given patient presentation.
- To understand the indications, contraindications, and potential risks of imaging studies is critical for safe and effective clinical decision-making in adult patients.
15 min
Imaging the painful postoperative knee
Üstün Aydingöz, Ankara / Turkey
- To list conditions whereby the postoperative knee may display painful swelling.
- To explain how to make the best use of available imaging modalities to diagnose the underlying condition in a postoperatively swollen knee.
- To describe imaging findings in a postoperative painful, swollen knee.
15 min
Imaging approach in children
Maria Raissaki, Heraklion / Greece
- To discuss the variety of causes of pain and knee joint swelling in children, with emphasis on do-not-miss diagnoses.
- To understand meticulous techniques and limitations when investigating non-traumatic abnormalities of the paediatric knee.
- To appreciate that a lack of a history of trauma does not exclude a post-traumatic condition in children.
10 min
Panel discussion