Description

This virtual course will cover the practical aspects of performing a cardiac MRI (CMR) examination.  Presentations will cover CMR relevant physics, cardiac anatomy, scanning planes, ECG gating and image optimisation, as well as clinical topics such as cardiomyopathy, ischaemic heart disease and Adenosine stress examinations.

This course has received CPD now endorsement from the Society of Radiographers.

Who should attend?

This course is aimed at radiographers currently working in MRI who are new to CMR and those who would just like to refresh their knowledge.

Website

For more information please visit our website here.

Objectives

After attending this course delegates should:

• be able to identify the different scanning planes and cardiac anatomy

• have a practical understanding of how to perform a CMR examination

• have a better appreciation of the physical principles behind different image acquisition techniques

• be able to deal with more challenging scenarios and correct common image artefacts

Format

This course will be delivered virtually.

Video lectures covering a range of technical and clinical topics will be posted on our website by the 28th of September. You can watch them at you leisure over the following weeks

You will then receive an email inviting you to join a live Q&A session with all the speakers on the 14th of October via Zoom.

Your ticket will give you access to:

1. All the recorded presentations by our experienced speakers (available from the 28th of September).
2. The live Q&A session with the speakers held at 8pm on the 14th of October
3. A recording of the live Q&A session