Course description
Dynamic Ultrasound Imaging
This module aims to develop the student's understanding of the role of dynamic ultrasound in the evaluation of soft tissue anatomy and musculoskeletal assessment and to enable the student to make a knowledgeable and appropriate management choice informed by dynamic ultrasound.
MODULE AIMS
- To develop the student's understanding of the role of dynamic ultrasound in the evaluation of soft tissue anatomy and musculoskeletal assessment.
- To enable the student to make a knowledgeable and appropriate management choice informed by dynamic ultrasound.
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Suitability - Who should attend?
Candidates should normally have a first or second-class honours degree in a relevant subject and a recognised professional qualification and appropriate current professional registration and insurance.
Candidates without degrees may be considered on an individual basis. Candidates should demonstrate appropriate experience in the musculoskeletal field on the application.
Outcome / Qualification etc.
The student should be able to:
- Display an understanding of the electro-physical principles utilised in dynamic ultrasound imaging and the principles of its practical applications
- Display a critical understanding of the role of dynamic ultrasound imaging in musculoskeletal assessment and management
Training Course Content
MODULE CONTENT
Overview of imaging in health care generally; Physical principles underpinning dynamic ultrasound; Health and Safety Issues in dynamic ultrasound; Role of Dynamic Ultrasound in:
• evaluation of normal and abnormal soft tissues
• biofeedback in rehabilitation
• management of injury/rehabilitation
Course delivery details
TEACHING FORMAT
Workshops, lectures, and practicals
ASSESSMENT TYPE
- Case study of 2,000 words plus appropriate appendices based on real-world anonymous patient data. Weighted at 40%
- Interactive practical exam 30 minutes. Cover electro physical principles; practical application of dynamic ultrasound; interpretation of information and implications for patient management Weighted at 60%.