LFKM10358 Companion Animal Diagnostic Imaging - Cross sectional imaging, CT and MRI

Details
Responsible DepartmentDepartment for Small Animal Clinical Sciences

Earliest Possible YearPost experience Master´s Programme
DurationOutside schedule
 
Credits5 (ECTS)
 
Level of CoursePost experience masters programme
 
ExaminationContinuous Assessment

written examination and oral examination

Portfolio Examination


All aids allowed

Description of Examination: The students will be continuously assessed based on the following: Students have to participate at least 80% of the practical course. As a part of the course the student will have to perform oral presentations and hand in a number of in written exercises/cases and procedure protocols.

7-point scale, internal examiner
 
Organisation of TeachingPractical 5-days course at University Hospital For Companion Animals (Universitetshospitalet for Familiedyr)
 
Block PlacementOutside schedule
Week Structure: Outside schedule, Week 13 2012 Monday to Friday
 
Language of InstructionEnglish
 
Mandatory PrerequisitesDoctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM); at least two years of companion animal practice work experience; and certified Danish Fagdyrlæge. *If fagdyrlæge-edducation from another country, please provide documentation of education and recertification.
 
Course Content
To provide knowledge on the digital image modalities CT and MRI. The physical principles of the two modalities will be taught as well as their indications, pros and cons. Interpretation of images from the modalities will be based on anatomical regions. Special emphasize will be placed on the thoracic CT, including cases of metastatic lesions, on the spine and vertebral column and on brains scans. The use of multiplanar reconstruction in CT will be included in the course. Conventional radiographs and special examinations (myolography etc) will be included when indicated
 
Teaching and learning Methods
Theory and practical exercises to develop the level of knowledge within CT and MRI. Indications for these modalities incl pros and cons are included.
 
Learning Outcome
Having completed the course, the student should be able to:
. Have knowledge of medical physics CT
. Have knowledge of medical physics MRI
. Interpretation of CT, MRI brain
. Interpretation of CT, MRI bullae
. Interpretation of CT, MRI soft tissues
. Interpretation of CT, MRI thorax
. Interpretation of CT, MRI abdomen
. Interpretation of CT, MRI spine
. Interpretation of CT, MRI extremities
. Pros and cons CT and MRI
 
Course Literature
Updated literature list will be posted 1 month prior to course start.
 
Course Coordinator
Fintan McEvoy, fme@life.ku.dk, Department of Small Animal Clinical Sciences/Imageing, Phone: 353-32866
 
Course Fee
DKK 30.000
 
Study Board
Study Committee V