" The Best Lectures in Radiology Education"
Musculoskeletal MR Update 2010 with Workshop*
By William Renner, M.D
MSK MR Locations*:
Sydney June 26-27, 2010 Cancelled
"The Early Bird Tuition has been extended up to the meeting!"
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*Accreditation: This educational activity for 11 AMA Physician Recognition Award category 1 Credits™ and 11 RANCZR CPD points.
Dr. Renner is an active MSK reader and Volunteer Lecturer at the Department of Radiology, University of Cincinnati Medical Center.
The lectures discuss common sports injuries and the use of MRI. The program is a series of lectures by Dr. William Renner with a "back to the basics" approach to normal anatomy and common disease processes affecting the musculoskeletal system. Dr. Renner’s lectures emphasize simple guidelines for reading MRI of the musculoskeletal system and have been praised by his students.
New lectures on pediatric trauma, the pediatric knee, arthritis and infection.
Workshops with chalk talks on the knee and shoulder."
The new 120 page syllabus is included with the conference and contains the latest MSK protocols as well as other body protocols. All slides are included and I've included an updated arthrography discussion. Many of the cases that are going to be presented during the problem-solving session and discussions of these cases are included in the new syllabus. Excerpts from my book, An Insider’s Guide to MR of the Shoulder, are included in the syllabus.
Shoulder
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evaluation of the glenoid labrum
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evaluation of the rotator cuff
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detailed anatomy including the rotator interval
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rotator cuff tears
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labral injuries
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sports injuries
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degenerative processes
Knee
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evaluation of the meniscus, with an emphasis on meniscal tears which can frequently be overlooked by the radiologist
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the lateral anatomy and injuries to the lateral knee compartment
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evaluation of the anterior and posterior cruciate ligaments
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evaluation of the postoperative knee (a favorite among the visiting fellows)
Other favorite lectures in this program include lectures on: the wrist, covering both traumatic and degenerative
changes and the hip covering labral tears, femoral acetrabular impingement, and transient osteoporosis.
*WHO SHOULD ATTEND:
Radiologists, Sports Medicine Physicians, Orthopedic Surgeons, Family
Practice,
Radiologic
Technologists and Registrars
