DocmedED 2018 American Society of Spine Radiology

Overview

The DocmedED 2018 American Society of Spine Radiology course provides comprehensive education in spine radiology through 68 detailed videos and 1 PDF file, with a total digital size of 4.05 GB. This on-demand spine radiology education is accessible anytime, anywhere and designed to enhance the radiologist’s expertise in spinal imaging, interventions, and related clinical considerations.

Format: 68 videos + 1 PDF
Total size: 4.05 GB

On-demand radiology education — accessible anytime, anywhere.

Agenda

This course covers a wide range of clinically relevant topics in spine radiology, including imaging techniques, interventional procedures, pathology, and imaging interpretation for various spine conditions.

• Keynote Address: Value Based Imaging for Low Back Pain
• Low Back Pain: From the Bench Side to the Clinic
• Pearls of Spine Imaging: To Image or Not
• The Role of Dynamic MRI in Diagnosing Lower Back Pain
• Advanced Imaging of Low Back Pain
• Metamorphosis of a Diagnostic Radiologist into an Interventional Spine Radiologist: How to Start a Practice
• Indications and How to Do Steroid Injections
• Indications and How to Do Facet Injections
• Indications and How to Approach Vertebral Augmentation
• Vertebral Augmentation – Tales from the Crypt
• Appropriate Use of Imaging Intervention for Post-Operative Infection
• How Much Imaging is Too Much Imaging
• Will Structured Reporting Enhance the Value of Spine Imaging
• Value and Deficiencies of the Spine Nomenclature
• Myelography: A Dying Art? Current Utility
• Discography: The Current Evidence
• Keynote Address: Goals & Expectations in Restoring a Normal Life to the Spinal Cord Injured Patient – Role of Rehabilitation
• Clearing the Injured Spine
• Special Considerations for the Traumatized Pediatric Spine
• Clearance for Return to Play in High Performance Athletes After Spinal Trauma
• Role of MRI in Spinal Cord Injury: Correlation with Neurologic Deficit and Prognosis
• Is Diffusion Tensor Imaging the Missing Link in Spinal Cord Injury?
• Spine Tumor Imaging: What the Radiation Oncologist Needs to Know
• Surgical Stabilization in Spine Oncology
• Pediatric Spine Tumors You Might Actually See
• Interventional Therapeutics for Spinal Tumors
• Advanced Imaging of Spinal Tumors: Diffusion Imaging and Beyond
• Multi-disciplinary Case Conference: Interventionalists, Surgeon, Oncologist
• Keynote Address: MRI Findings in Complications and Failures of Lumbar Spinal Surgery – Why Does the Failed Back Fail?
• Pathogenesis of Spinal Stenosis
• Imaging of Spinal Stenosis
• Cervical Spondylotic Myelopathy
• Degenerative Disk Disease in the Pediatric Population
• Surgical Objectives for Treatment of Spinal Stenosis
• Discitis, Osteomyelitis and Its Mimickers
• Imaging of Post-Operative Complications
• Transverse Myelitis: Role of Neuroradiology
• Pediatric Spine Infections
• Inflammatory Spondyloarthropathies
• Granulomatous Diseases
• Imaging 3.0: Adding Value to Imaging
• Health Care Reform in 2015 – An Update
• The Alphabet Soup of Government Programs You Should Care About: ACOs, SGR, MU
• Case Files from the ASNR Presidential Archives
• Legal Ramifications of Your Reports
• ABR Co-sponsorship of the Pain Management Certificate
• MRI Patterns in Spinal Cord Pathologies
• Vascular Injury to the Carotid and Vertebral Arteries
• Practical Plexus Imaging
• MR Neurography
• Is Whiplash Amenable to Imaging?
• Vascular Lesions of the Spine and Spinal Cord: Imaging Features, Algorithms and Treatment
• Surgical Perspective in the Evaluation of Back Pain
• Assessment of Axial and Radicular Pain
• Neurology and Physical Exam of the Spine for Spine Radiologists
• Pharmacological Management of Pain
• Local Anesthetics and Steroids
• Percutaneous Disk Procedures: New Horizons
• Advanced Vertebroplasty and Kyphoplasty Techniques
• Cryoablation and Radiofrequency Ablation in Spine and Sacrum
• Treatment of Malignant Compression Fractures: Augmentation and Local Ablation
• Principles and Techniques of the MILD Procedure
• Epidemiology & Diagnosis of Cerebrospinal Fluid Hypotension
• Fixing the Elusive Spinal Leak: Blood Patches versus Open Surgery
• An Interventional Approach to Sacroiliac Joint Pathology
• Facet Pain Syndromes
• How to Approach Facet Interventions
• Synovial Cysts

Target Audience

This course is primarily intended for radiologists seeking to deepen their knowledge and skills in spine imaging and interventional spine radiology.

Speakers

The DocmedED 2018 American Society of Spine Radiology course features a diverse panel of expert speakers specializing in spine radiology, interventional procedures, and related clinical disciplines within radiology and neurosurgery. The course content reflects current clinical practices and imaging advances relevant to spine radiologists.

Why This Topic Matters

The DocmedED 2018 American Society of Spine Radiology course addresses essential topics in spine radiology, facilitating continuous professional development in this specialized area of radiology. Spine radiology involves complex imaging interpretation and interventional techniques integral to patient diagnosis and management.

Hosted by MedHub Central, this course supports spine radiologists by providing detailed, clinically relevant content designed to strengthen expertise and confidence in spine imaging and intervention. It plays a significant role in maintaining professional competency in contemporary spine radiology practice.