After Review, the Call on the Film Stands! A Case-Based Review of Sports Injury Imaging
About This Event
This course provides chiropractors with a case-based review of diagnostic imaging in sports injury evaluation. The presentation focuses on the role of imaging in the neuromusculoskeletal evaluation of athletes across recreational to professional levels, addressing a growing area of practice for many chiropractors.
Attendees will explore when to order imaging for athletes and which imaging modality is most effective for evaluating suspected injuries. The course uses a variety of imaging examples across multiple modalities:
The course is structured around two main segments: sports injuries of the upper extremity and sports injuries of the lower extremity. Each segment covers the imaging decision-making process and common imaging findings. The presentation features interactive, anonymous quizzing to encourage active participation and critical evaluation of the cases presented, followed by a Q&A session.
Learning Objectives
- •Discuss the appropriate imaging recommendations for common athletic injuries to the upper and lower extremities.
- •Identify common imaging features of musculoskeletal injuries on radiography, magnetic resonance imaging, computed tomography, and diagnostic ultrasound, where applicable.
Event Details
Start Date
On Demand
End Date
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Price
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CE Hours
1 hours
Format
Online / Virtual
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