CT ABDOMEN AND PELVIS

 Welcome to the online course offered by Doctor's Place Academy. In this course, we will provide an in-depth understanding of CT abdomen and pelvis imaging. Below is an outline of the topics we will cover:

I. Introduction:

CT abdomen and pelvis are diagnostic imaging techniques that use computed tomography (CT) technology to visualize the structures and organs in the abdominal and pelvic regions of the body. The purpose of CT abdomen and pelvis is to aid in the diagnosis and management of various diseases and conditions affecting these areas. We will also briefly discuss the history of CT imaging and its evolution over time.

II. Indications for CT abdomen and pelvis:

We will explore the common reasons why a CT abdomen and pelvis scan may be ordered. This includes suspected abdominal or pelvic pathology, such as abdominal pain, gastrointestinal bleeding, or suspected tumor. We will also cover the use of CT in trauma cases to assess for internal injuries. Additionally, we will discuss the role of CT in follow-up imaging to monitor the progression or response to treatment of certain conditions.

III. Imaging protocol:

Proper patient preparation is crucial for obtaining high-quality CT images. We will discuss the necessary steps to prepare a patient for a CT abdomen and pelvis scan, including fasting requirements and the need for contrast administration. We will also delve into the scanning parameters, such as slice thickness, image reconstruction, and use of different imaging phases.

IV. Anatomy:

A comprehensive understanding of abdominal and pelvic anatomy is essential for accurate interpretation of CT images. We will provide an overview of the key structures and organs in the abdomen and pelvis, including the liver, gallbladder, spleen, pancreas, kidneys, bladder, and reproductive organs.

V. Common pathologies:

We will explore a range of common pathologies that can be detected or evaluated using CT abdomen and pelvis. This will include discussions on abdominal and pelvic trauma, such as organ lacerations or fractures, inflammatory bowel disease, such as Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis, renal and ureteric stones, and various tumors and malignancies affecting the abdominal and pelvic regions.

VI. Interpretation:

We will discuss the basic principles of CT interpretation, including image assessment, identification of normal and abnormal findings, and recognition of characteristic features of different pathologies. We will also cover common pitfalls and errors that can occur during interpretation and provide strategies to minimize them. Furthermore, we will explore the importance of effective reporting and communication of CT findings to other healthcare professionals.

VII. Conclusion:

In this final section, we will summarize the key points covered throughout the course. We will also discuss future directions and advancements in CT imaging, including emerging technologies and potential areas of research and development.

⏰Time ; 8 to 9 pm 

️7 Days Duration 

⛅️Date ; 19/6/23 

📍 Plateform ; Zoom

Registration Form

https://forms.gle/rLER6YYn9zdMs5A28

Trainer/ Teacher

Dr Wagas shabbir (MBBS, FCPS in Diagnostic Radiology)

Teaching Experience 6 years

Join us at Doctor's Place Academy to expand your knowledge and enhance your skills in CT abdomen and pelvis imaging.