Scintigraphy, MRI
Indications for carrying out a diagnostic investigation
Radiation protection and safety
Execution of the exam
Patient preparation, projections and positions
Means of contrast
Radiographic Interpretation
Density-contrast-detail concepts;
Reading the image;
Normal radiographic anatomy pictures; Artifacts.
Main projections and normal radiographic anatomy of the skull, spine, thoracic and pelvic limb, thorax, abdomen.
Radiographic pictures of the main pathologies with traumatic, metabolic, degenerative and inflammatory genesis.
Seminar: clinical signs and reasoned diagnostic approach to the main pathologies of the respiratory system
Seminar: clinical signs and reasoned diagnostic approach to acute abdomen in small animals
Seminar: clinical signs and reasoned diagnostic approach to colonic syndrome in the equine
Seminar: clinical signs and reasoned diagnostic approach to the main pathologies of the urinary system
Seminar: clinical signs and reasoned diagnostic approach to the main diseases of the genital apparatus
Seminar: clinical signs and reasoned diagnostic approach to the main pathologies of the ear
Seminar: clinical signs and reasoned diagnostic approach to the main pathologies of the eye and of the attached glands
Seminar: clinical signs and reasoned diagnostic approach to the main orthopedic pathologies (part I)
Seminar: clinical signs and reasoned diagnostic approach to the main orthopedic pathologies (part II)
Seminar: clinical signs and reasoned diagnostic approach to the main diseases of the nervous system (I part - encephalon)
Seminar: clinical signs and reasoned diagnostic approach to the main diseases of the nervous system (II part spinal and peripheral marrow).
Examination methods:
a) in itinere tests. At the end of each seminar there will be an ongoing exam in which students who have participated in at least 70% of the seminar can participate. The student decides whether to keep the grade obtained during the test in progress or to refuse it to be questioned at the end of the course.
b) final oral exam. At the end of the course a lecture is scheduled in which the student will be asked about the subjects he did not face during the tests in progress.