Expanding clinical boundaries with Philips Spectral CT

Teacher

Dr Craig Hacking

Categories

General imaging, Radiology

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USD 180

Detector-based spectral computed tomography is an emerging technology and constitutes the most recent addition to dual energy CT.

In this short hands-on Spectral CT case review workshop, Dr Craig Hacking will be sharing his experience in using spectral CT in clinical routine and his lessons learned.

Participants will be able to review Dr Hacking’s spectral CT images via their personal virtual workstation, the Philips IntelliSpace Portal.

1 CPD hour may be claimed from the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR).

To enjoy the hands-on workshop free of charge, key in upon check-out coupon code: SpectralCT

Time

AWST: 01:00 pm – 02:30 pm
AEST: 03:00 pm – 04:30 pm
ACDT: 03:30 pm – 05:00 pm
AEDT: 04:00 pm – 05:30 pm

Kindly log into the virtual classroom and your personal workstation 15 minutes prior to the start.

Before the workshop you will receive a survey that helps you prepare your computer set-up.

Course Features

Speaker Dr Craig Hacking
Date 06 - 06 March 2023
Time 13:00 PM - 14:30 PM (SGT)
My time
Seats 28 / 30
Status Registration closed
CPD hours 1 RANZCR

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Agenda

12:45 pm - 01:00 pm

Log into virtual classroom and your personal workstation

01:00 pm - 01:15 pm

Welcome, housekeeping & introduction

01:15 pm - 02:15 pm

Hands-on Spectral CT case review

02:15 pm - 02:30 pm

Q&A & closure

Dr Craig Hacking

BSci (Biomed Sci) MBBS FRANZCR | Academic Lead for Clinical Radiology | Academy for Medical Education | Deputy Director of Medical Imaging | Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital

Assoc Prof Craig Hacking is a Consultant Radiologist and a Deputy Director of Medical Imaging at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital with a special interest in trauma and emergency radiology and radiology education. Craig graduated from medicine from the University of Queensland in 2005 and undertook radiology training at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital. His last year of training was a fellowship in general MRI and cardiac CTA at Nambour General Hospital and he was awarded the FRANZCR in 2013.

Well known for his contributions to Radiopaedia.org including the online Radiopaedia course on medical imaging anatomy, Craig is currently a contributing editor of Radiopaedia.org and was previously a managing editor and the anatomy section editor. He has a background in teaching and examining anatomy to undergraduates, medical students, surgeons and radiologists for over a decade. Craig was also a founding executive committee member for the Australian and New Zealand Emergency Radiology Society (ANZERG) and until recently the Lead Anatomy Examiner and part 2 viva examiner for the RANZCR.

Craig's major influence on the UQ medical program is the development of the Radiology resources website, a comprehensive collection of lectures, video tutorials, radiographic anatomy resources, and practice radiology quizzes for medical students of all levels.