Imaging is core in the assessment of many acute presentations. Radiology’s role is vital in discerning aetiology and recommending onward management. Having a strong grasp of the types of studies and abnormalities encountered in the emergency setting is imperative to ensuring patient safety.
Designed for junior or returning radiologists and other clinicians interpreting time-critical advanced imaging, our Emergency Radiology package was developed in collaboration with the London School of Clinical Radiology. The package comprises X-ray, ultrasound, CT and MRI cases with detailed explanations variously covering acute abdominal, neurological, spinal, paediatric, thoracic, vascular and trauma imaging to prepare you for emergency radiology reporting.
Real-world abdominal CT cases, training you to identify acute pathologies, from bowel obstruction to haemorrhage.
Hone your thoracic and vascular CT interpretation skills, identifying abnormalities from pulmonary emboli to aortic dissection.
Build a foundation in reporting major trauma imaging by assessing polytrauma CTs with injuries involving multiple body systems.
Learn to report acute head CT and identify ischaemic injury, acute complications of intracranial masses and more.
Train in reviewing spine CT and MRI in the acute setting, determining spinal abnormalities and neural compromise.
Practise interpreting acute paediatric imaging on X-ray, ultrasound and CT, learning how to recognise conditions from fracture to intussusception.
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