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9. Liver● Normal anatomy- Classical gross anatomy and segmentation● Imaging methods including Ultrasound and CT● Identification and description of the lesions on US of thefollowing liver conditions:- Cirrhosis- Fatty infiltration- Liver abscess- Portal Hypertension- Hepatocellular carcinoma10. Bile Ducts and Gallbladder● Normal anatomy and variants● Techniques of examination● Identification of the lesion and description of the most commonconditions of the following Bile duct and Gallbladderconditions:- Acute and Chronic Cholecystitis- Cholelithiasis- Caroli's disease- Primary sclerosing cholangitis11. Multisystem Disorders● Acute abdomen● Trauma to the abdomenCPSP Intermediate Module in Diagnostic Radiology 201037
MUSCULOSKELETAL INCLUDING TRAUMAAt the end of the two years training the resident should be able to:Core knowledge:● know musculoskeletal anatomy and clinical practicerelevant to clinical radiology● know normal variants of normal anatomy, which maymimic trauma● know the manifestations of musculoskeletal disease andtrauma as demonstrated by conventional radiography andCT scanKnowledge Based Objectives:● discuss basic bone physiology● describe the stages different types of fractures go through inthe process of healing● list and describe the basic principles of examination ofmusculoskeletal studies.● state the indications for computed tomography, plaintomography, MRI and bone scans.CPSP Intermediate Module in Diagnostic Radiology 2010Core skills:● report plain radiographs relevant to the diagnosis ofdisorders of the musculoskeletal system including trauma● Identify with a high level of accuracy, most types of bonefractures.● recognize the commonly used radiographic projectionsin musculoskeletal radiology.● arrange musculoskeletal radiographs in an orderlyfashion for review and interpretation.● identifiy normal musculoskeletal structures and some ofthe normal variants.Decision-Making and Value Judgment Skills:● given musculoskeletal radiographs that are not diagnosticwithout further study, state whether the patient should haveadditional exams in CT, MRI, plain tomography or nuclear imaging.● given a radiograph of a healing bone fracture, determine thestage of bone healing.38
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