Exploring Conventional X-Ray Imaging in Radiography

Explore conventional radiography with this comprehensive 25-video course, delivered by world-renowned Dr. Jean Louis Brasseur, a leading expert in osteoarticular imaging. Designed for radiologic technologists and physicians, this course delves into the practical applications of clinical radiology through real case studies and in-depth exploration of anatomical structures.

Dr. Brasseur will guide you through the anatomy of the upper extremity (shoulder, hand, and wrist), lower extremity (hip, knee, ankle, and foot), and spine. He will demonstrate how to accurately identify anatomical structures on real X-ray images and explain the visual representation of different pathologies. By showing you various clinical cases, Dr. Brasseur will highlight how different pathologies appear on radiographs, as well as the best positions and techniques for clearly capturing these conditions. He will emphasize the importance of maintaining high-quality imaging to prevent misdiagnosis and ensure accurate interpretation.

As Dr. Brasseur walks you through these clinical cases, you’ll gain an understanding of the most effective techniques for capturing optimal images. He will show you how positioning can significantly impact the clarity of radiographs, especially when diagnosing specific pathologies. The course will also focus on the role of imaging quality in achieving accurate diagnoses, teaching you how to prevent common pitfalls and errors that can lead to misinterpretation of findings. This comprehensive approach ensures you can confidently apply these skills in clinical practice and provide the highest level of patient care.

With a perfect balance of theoretical insights and hands-on case applications, this course equips you with the skills to expertly analyze conventional radiography images and enhance your interpretation and diagnostic expertise.

This course is not included in the All-Access Pass or packages