Pearl in Emergency Radiology

Speciality Radiology - Diagnostic & investigative

Organizer Dr. Latifa Abdullah Ahmad AlKandari

CME/CPD Provider Ministry of Health

Scheduled date(s):

From 12 February 2020 To 14 February 2020

Aims And Objectives

To raise the awareness and education of the diagnostic imaging staff for all the specialized emergency cases

Content Outline

Speakers Presentation and Interactive sections 1. Dr. Avneesh Chhabra 1. Shoulder Dislocation and Glenoid bone loss measurements 2. Cruciate ligament injuries- Pre and post op 3. Elbow ligament injuries and valgus overload syndrome 4. Ankle osteochondral injury- pre and post op 5. Hip subluxation vs impingement 6. Wrist ligament injuries. 2. Dr. Ajay Kumar Singh 1. Role of MR in Emergency setting 2. Case Based approach to acute abdomen 3. Abdominal Pain in ED Patient – General Considerations 4. Pancreatitis – Challenges and New Concepts 5. Appendicitis and Its Mimics – Not Always Easy 6. Acute gynecological conditions 7. Pearls and Pitfalls bowel obstruction 8. Imaging of Abdominal Hernias 9. Imaging Consideration in Pregnant Patient. 3. Dr. Jon C Davidson 1. Trauma care in the US. The important contribution of Radiology 2. Portal Hypertension IR: 3. Shock, Trauma, and IR: Where does IR fit in the management of acute postraumatic hemorrhage: 4. Saving the Kidney: What is the role of IR in Renal Trauma: 5. Vena Cava Filters: When do they help? 6. Technical primer on Percutaneous Nephrostomy. 4. Dr. Mini Pakkal 1. Acute aortic syndrome 2. Imaging of pulmonary embolism – pearls and pitfalls 3. Use of cardiac CT in the emergency department for investigation of chest pain 4. Triple rule out 5. Stenosis and beyond on Coronary CT 6. Thoracic trauma. 5. Dr. Jenny Hoang 1. Traumatic Brain Imaging: Pearls and Pitfalls 2. Stroke Imaging: Evolving Practices 3. Head and Neck Emergencies 4. Intracranial Infection: Approach and Mimics. 6. Dr. Bharti Khurana (agreed to replace the same topics of Dr. Shan) 1. Imaging Traumatic Aortic injury: Update 2019 2. Imaging Solid Organ Injury 3. Blunt Bowel & Mesenteric Injury 4. Our Initial experience with Dual Energy CT in Imaging the Trauma Patient 5. Imaging Upper Cervical Spine Injuries. 7. Dr. Samar El Farra (Technologist Speaker) 1. Emergency imaging – updates and review- parts 1 (safety reports - pediatric emergency imaging) 2. Emergency imaging – updates and review- parts 2 (Whole Body CT in trauma imaging -Abdomen & pelvic emergency imaging). 3. Emergency imaging – updates and review- parts 3 (vascular emergency imaging ) 4. Artificial intelligence role in emergency radiology 8. Dr. Dinesh Chinchure (Technologist Speaker) 1. MRI in Neurological emergencies 2. MRI in Musculoskeletal emergencies 3. Emergencies on chest and abdominal radiographs 4. Radiographs on extremity and spinal trauma. Title of Interesting Cases 1. Nerve injuries and bone marrow evaluation - Dr. Avneesh Chhabra. 2. Cardiothoracic mixed cases - Dr. Mini Pakkal 3. Trauma and interventional radiology - Dr. Jon C Davidson 4. Pearls and pitfalls in bowel obstruction - Dr. Ajay Kumar Singh 5. NEURO emergency case-based review - Dr. Jenny Hoang 6. Trauma - Dr. Bharti Khurana

Target Audience

550