Pediatric Imaging Across the Globe (Pediatric Radiology 2016) (CME Videos)
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Video Course · Radiology · 2016
The pediatric imaging course from the 2016 Society for Pediatric Radiology Clinical Update delivers comprehensive lectures across chest, cardiovascular, neuroradiology, genitourinary, musculoskeletal, and oncological imaging with international faculty perspectives.
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40+video lectures
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2016edition
- Covers chest, cardiovascular, neuroradiology, and genitourinary imaging
- Includes musculoskeletal, abdominal, and oncological radiology topics
- Addresses minimizing radiation exposure in pediatric diagnostic imaging
- International faculty provide diverse diagnostic perspectives
Comprehensive Pediatric Radiology Review From the Society for Pediatric Radiology
The pediatric imaging course from the 2016 SPR Clinical Update is designed for pediatric radiologists, general radiologists, and nuclear medicine physicians. Lectures address research trends in pediatric patient care, solutions to common imaging challenges, and techniques for minimizing radiation exposure across chest, renovascular, neuroradiology, genitourinary, musculoskeletal, and oncological subspecialties.
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40+video lectures
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2016edition
Inside this resource
Chest and Cardiovascular Imaging
Sessions include “CT or MR for Imaging of Cystic Fibrosis?” by Pierluigi Ciet, “Imaging Scoring Systems for Cystic Fibrosis: Helpful or Not?” by Paul G. Thacker, “Misplaced Central Venous Catheters in the Chest” by George A. Taylor, “Pre-natal Evaluation of Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia” by Catherine Garel, and “Imaging Interstitial Lung Disease in Children: An Update” by Catherine M. Owens.
Neuroradiology and Genitourinary Imaging
Dedicated sessions cover anatomic causes for renovascular hypertension, neuroradiological evaluation in pediatric patients, and genitourinary imaging techniques. The pediatric imaging course integrates international perspectives on diagnostic challenges that radiologists encounter across different healthcare systems.
Musculoskeletal and Oncological Imaging
Lectures address musculoskeletal imaging principles in children, oncological assessment through imaging, and whole-body imaging approaches. Each session combines evidence-based guidelines with practical case examples from the global pediatric radiology community.
Who it’s for
The pediatric imaging course serves pediatric radiologists, general radiologists who encounter pediatric patients, nuclear medicine physicians, and radiology residents seeking a comprehensive review across multiple subspecialties.
Specs
| Format | MP4 + PDF |
| File Size | 11.72 GB |
| Year | 2016 |
| Delivery | Instant digital download |
FAQ
What subspecialties does the pediatric imaging course cover?
The course spans chest, cardiovascular, neuroradiology, genitourinary, musculoskeletal, abdominal, and oncological imaging with lectures from international faculty across the global pediatric radiology community.
Is the content still relevant?
While released in 2016, the foundational imaging principles and diagnostic approaches remain applicable. Some sessions reflect older technology, but the core educational value holds.
Which faculty lead this course?
Faculty include Pierluigi Ciet, Paul G. Thacker, George A. Taylor, Catherine Garel, Catherine M. Owens, and other recognized international pediatric radiologists.
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Daniel H. –
This pediatric imaging course brings international faculty together covering everything from cystic fibrosis scoring to renovascular hypertension. The breadth across subspecialties is remarkable. Useful as both a learning tool and ongoing reference.
Yuki A. –
The sessions on interstitial lung disease and pre-natal evaluation of congenital diaphragmatic hernia were among the best pediatric radiology lectures I have encountered. The cardiovascular imaging section was comprehensive and well structured.
Kevin O. –
Every SPR production maintains a high standard and this is no exception. The global perspectives on common imaging challenges provide useful context. The misplaced central venous catheter session was especially instructive.
Martin S. –
Covering chest, neuroradiology, genitourinary, musculoskeletal, and oncological imaging, this course delivers a thorough review. The international faculty perspectives add diversity to diagnostic approaches. Well worth the download.
Fatima B. –
The pediatric imaging course content remains relevant years after release. Some sessions feel dated given technological advances, but the foundational principles hold well. Good value for the breadth of subspecialty coverage.