RADIOLOGY
- Principles of radioprotection of the patient.
- Imaging method's physical principles.
- Imaging methods’ appropriateness in clinical practice.
- Radiotherapy, general principles.
- Physical, chemical and biological effects of radiation.
1) principles of radioprotection of the patient.
2) physical principles:
-RX
-US
-CT
-MRI
-Interventional radiology
-Traditional nuclear medicine and hybrid imaging
3) In detail:
- Diagnostic imaging of thoracic pathology in adults
- Diagnostic imaging of the heart and aorta
- Diagnostic imaging of the liver
- Diagnostic imaging of the biliary tract
- Diagnostic imaging of the spleen
- Diagnostic imaging of the pancreas
- Diagnostic imaging of the gastrointestinal tract
- Diagnostic imaging of the urinary tract
- Diagnostic imaging of the musculoskeletal system
5) Imaging methods’ appropriateness in clinical practice.
6) Radiotherapy:
- General principles
- General principles of oncological radiotherapy
- Purpose of treatment Curative-palliative radiotherapy
- Physical, chemical and biological effects of radiation
Lectures and collective exercises with discussion of clinical radiological cases.
Teachers are available to meet the Student for educational insights, by appointment.