Imaging Interpretation
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- Category: Discipline
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- Medical Imaging and Radiotherapy
- 4097
- 19645
- Imaging Interpretation
- IPLUSO4097-19645
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- Português
- The teaching methodology employed focuses on an expository and demonstrative approach to the course content. Student participation and a problem-solving approach based on clinical cases will be encouraged. Students may complete the course through continuous assessment or a final assessment. The course is modular, therefore students must obtain a minimum grade of 9.5 points in each module (Radiology and Nuclear Medicine), assessed on both the theoretical (50%) and practical (50%) components, each with a minimum grade of 9.5 points. Continuous assessment will consider classic assessment instruments: transversal parameters, tests, written assignments, and oral assessments. The final exam is written.
- Mandatory
- Recognize the importance of various diagnostic imaging techniques in the study of different organs and systems Establish differences between the normal and pathological aspects of imaging tests Describe the basic semiology of the imaging of major changes in different organs and systems.
- Approach for medical pathology; Concepts about signal, symptom, disease, syndrome, etiology, pathogenesis and prognosis; Imaging semiology in Conventional Radiology, CT and MRI and correlation with NM and Radiotherapy; Pathology in osteoarticular system; Imaging interpretation about main pathological processes affecting skull and face. Imaging interpretation about cardiorespiratory system pathology. Breast Imaging interpretation Abdominopelvic pathology Imaging interpretation about genitourinary system and pathologies. Pathology in digestive tract.
Descrição
Data limite
Ponderação
Módulo de Radiologia
- Componente Teórica (50%)
- Componente Prática (50%)
No final do módulo
50%
Módulo de Medicina Nuclear
- Componente Teórica (50%)
- Componente Prática (50%)
No final do módulo
50%
Se justificável, podem ser aplicados mais do que um instrumento de avaliação por componente, por módulo. Nesse caso, a nota mínima por instrumento de avaliação é 8,0 valores, sendo a nota mínima por componente e por módulo de 9,5 valores.
- Semestral
- The course presents a comprehensive overview of the process of performing radiology and nuclear medicine exams, particularly focusing on recognizing characteristic patterns of certain pathologies and identifying image artifacts
