An overview of MR imaging of the Brain, Spine & Knee. A 1 day event featuring engaging lectures and interactive PACS based case review sessions.
An overview of MR imaging of the Brain, Spine & Knee.
Our MRI course provides a systematic approach to MRI interpretation, covering essential concepts in imaging basics, normal anatomy, pathology, and disease pattern recognition for the brain, spine, and knee. Each module includes a lecture and interactive case review to solidify key principles and improve diagnostic confidence.
Tailored for radiographers, GPs, interns, junior house officers, and registrars in emergency, surgery, and orthopaedics, this course is a valuable resource for clinicians looking to enhance their MRI interpretation skills.
Review our Events Calendar for the next instance of this in person event.
General Practitioners, Interns, Junior House Officers, Emergency, Surgical and Orthopaedic Registrars and Radiographers.
Completed Online:
- Pre Course Quiz
- Prepatory Lessons:
- ITRM104: Introduction to MRI
- ANAT301: MRI Brain Anatomy
- ANAT310: MRI Spine Anatomy
- ANAT308: MRI Knee Anatomy
- Post Course Quiz
Lecture + Case Review Sessions:
- Module 1 – MRI Brain
Technique, approach to interpretation and review of common pathology. - Module 2 – MRI Spine
Technique, approach to interpretation and review of common pathology - Module 3 – MRI Knee
Technique, approach to interpretation and review of common pathology
Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine: PDP hours: 6 Educational activity; 4 Performance review (Course ID: Gold Coast; 35098, Noosa; 35099
College of Intensive Care Medicine: Attendees can claim points on their CPD Diaries by submitting the activity with the relevant documentation such as a certificate of attendance.
Australian Society of Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy: 7.5 hours in Professional Activity/ Organised Program
Royal Australian College of General Practitioners: Activity Id: 396697 – CPD Accredited activity; 3.5hrs educational activities, 6.5hrs reviewing performance, total 10hrs
Royal Australasian College of Physicians: Fellows of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP) can claim CPD credits for this activity in MyCPD.
