Go!Cards Technology – CT and Angiography
Are you preparing for the Radiology Board Examination and looking for consolidated, up-to-date knowledge on technical topics in radiology? Do you have to gather knowledge from a mix of sometimes very old and technically outdated books, and still feel you don't get it? Do you want to quickly and to the point review and test the most important facts before the exam to see where your knowledge stands?
Then our Go!Cards are just right for you!
In this Go!Cards set, you will find a total of 50 questions and answers on the topic of CT and Angiography to prepare for the Radiology Board Examination. You can quickly review and test the most important facts before the exam to see where your knowledge stands.
Our Go!Cards were developed according to the current European Training Curriculum for Radiology of the European Society of Radiology (ESR).
This set includes 50 questions and answers with the following subchapters:
- Structure and Techniques
- Image Formation
- Important Dosage Terms Part 2
- Image Quality
- Angiography and Fluoroscopy
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The specific learning objectives corresponding to the ESR’s European Radiology Training Curriculum for Radiology are:
B-I-15 Principles of Imaging Technology & Molecular Imaging
Knowledge CT
- To explain the relative value of a CT examination for the various organ systems and indications
- To have a good understanding of the physical basis of image formation of computed tomography and of the physics of helical and multidetector CT
- To have a basic understanding of dual-source CT
- To list the major sources of artefacts in CT
- To define the scale of Hounsfield units and to explain the principle of window centre and width
- To list the optimal setting of window centre and width for various organs and tissues
- To list the normal levels of attenuation (in HU) for the various organs and pathological processes in the body
- To describe the principles of optimising sequence protocols for a variety of CT scanner types
- To understand the principles of perfusion imaging with CT
- To understand the principles of CTA protocols, including contrast materials used and reconstruction techniques
- To define CT protocols for the various organs and pathological processes in the body
- To explain the principles of reconstruction algorithms and kernels
- To have a good understanding of CT-dosimetry
Course Content
Course Includes
- 2 Lessons
