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Training and Consulting in Medical Systems for Image Diagnostics

CT - Computed Tomography
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Computed Tomography - Basic Level



Hours:

- 5 days, 8 hours a day

Program content

 

Historical Aspects: Emergence of CT History and Development (CT Generations). Current news.
  • Methodology: the establishment and operation of a tomography (gantry, table, console, PDU, DAS, etc.).
  • Security: exhibit top security labels explaining their prominence. Electricity and patient.
  • Physical principles:
➢    Matrix, pixel, voxel.
➢    Hounsfield Unit Scale.
➢    Detectors.
➢    X-Ray Tube.
➢    Kv, mA, automA.
➢    Helical System (pitch, rotation, interpolation).
➢    Multislice System (brief explanation).
  • Radiation Doses: Basic Theoretical Dosimetry Introduction. Radiation Care. Radiation Protection.
  • CT Artifacts and troubles: display the most common artifacts in CT spiral and troubles that may occur if the user does not follow the manufacturer's recommendations.
  • CT Workflow: A clinic operation since patient's arrival until results delivery.
  • Work Environment: Nursing, materials, remedies, documents, medical history and preparation.
  • Patient Positioning and Protocols: Demonstrate patient positioning and protocol arrangements. (Review).
  • Laboratory tests: Perform tests according to customer's needs. Exhibit View and Image Works tools.
  • Image Reconstruction:
➢    Filters.
➢    Algorithms for reconstruction.
➢    Prospective and retrospective reconstruction.
➢    3D: surface-rendered (Rendering Volume).
➢    MIP, MinMIP, HDMIP.
➢    MPR: multiplanar reconstruction (axial, sagittal, coronal, slanted and curved).
➢    Navigator: air virtual navigation and contrast.
  • Photography and storage of images:
➢    Photography of images on acetate film and / or paper.
➢    Storage of images in DICOM, jpeg, mpeg, avi, etc. in MOD and / or DVD / CD.
 
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Computed Tomography - Advanced Level


Hours:

- 5 days, 8 hours a day MODULE 1: GENERAL

Program Content
  • ADVANTAGE WORKSTATION 4.2, 4.3 OR 4.4 (VOLUME VIEWER 3.0 OU 3.1):
➢    General review of all Workstation start layout tools.
➢    General review of all Viewer tools.
➢    General review of all Volume Viewer tools: Reformat and Rendering Volume.
  • LUNG VCAR OR ALA:
➢    Theoretical software presentation: What is VCAR? How to diagnose it? How to interpret it?
➢    Laboratory tests and protocols setting.
➢    Clinical applications: Study of clinical cases.
➢    Practical applications: software application for review and analysis modes. Lung Vcar in single and multi applications.
➢    Reporting Tool: (if applicable) to send the images and to edit pre-defined reports and the clinic logo.
➢    Images archiving, paper printing and CD / DVD labeling.
  • ADVANTAGE CTC PLUS, PRO, PRO 3D OR COLON VCAR:
➢    Theoretical presentation software: What is CTC? How to diagnose it? How to interpret it?
➢    Patient preparation and materials needed.
➢    Laboratory tests and protocols setting.
➢    Clinical applications: Study of clinical cases.
➢    Practical applications: software application for review and analysis modes. Applications in Colonography and CTC Auto and Virtual Dissection.
➢    Reporting Tool: (if applicable) to send the images and to edit pre-defined reports and the clinic logo.
➢    Images archiving, paper printing and CD / DVD labeling.

  • CT PERFUSION 2, 3 OR 4:
➢    Theoretical software presentation: What is Infusion? How to diagnose it? How to interpret the maps?
➢    Patient preparation and materials needed.
➢    Laboratory tests and protocols setting: using software to scan shuttle mode (if applicable).
➢    Clinical application: study of clinical cases.
➢    Practical application: Brain Stroke, Brain Tumor, Body Tumor and Tissue Classification software (if applicable).
➢    Images archiving, paper printing and CD / DVD labeling.

  • VESSELIQ XPRESS OR AVA:
➢    Theoretical software presentation: What is analysis of vessels like? How to interpret it?
➢    Patient preparation and materials needed.
➢    Laboratory tests and protocols setting.
➢    Clinical application: study of clinical cases.
➢    Practical application: analysis of vessels software, MIP, lumen, analysis of stenosis, aneurysms and extraction of thrombus. Vessels measuring procedure before and after stents placement.
➢    Reporting Tool: (if applicable) to send images and configure pre-defined reports and the clinic logo.
➢    Images archiving, paper printing and CD / DVD labeling.

  • DENTASCAN:
➢    Theoretical software presentation: What is Dentascan? How to interpret it?
➢    Patient preparation and materials needed.
➢    Laboratory tests and protocols setting.
➢    Images calibration on film for appropriate measurements.
➢    Practical application: software Dentascan, panoramic and slanted images.
➢    Images archiving, paper printing and CD / DVD labeling.

  • BONE MINERAL DENSITOMETRY (BMD):
➢    Theoretical software presentation: What is BMD? How to interpret it?
➢    Laboratory tests and protocols setting.
➢    BMD Phantom Calibration
➢    Practical application: software QCT 5000TM Bone densitometry, densitometry and interpretation report doing.
➢    Images archiving, paper printing and CD / DVD labeling..


MODULE 2: CARDIOLOGY

  • Security: to show how important the patient and these items are: cables position inside exam room, heart monitor, injection pump and patients. Demonstrate troubles that may occur if the user does not follow the manufacturer's recommendations.
  • Theoretical Application:
➢    Cardiac physiology.
➢    Cardiac anatomy, coronary arteries anatomy in CT images, cardiac veins anatomy.
➢    Explanation of protocols: Segment Snapshot, Snapshot Burst, Snapshot Burst Plus and Snapshot Pulse (if applicable).
➢    Explanation of Smartscore protocols and Timing Bolus.
➢    Heart monitor and EKG.
➢    Work environment: nursing, materials, remedies, documents, medical history and preparation.
➢    Laboratory tests and protocols setting.
  • Software applications:
  • SMARTSCORE 3.5 OR 4.0:
➢    Theoretical software presentation: What is Smartscore? How to interpret it?
➢    Volume Measurement (mm3), Agatston (AJ130) and mass (mg) (if applicable).
➢    Report of the calcium score, printing and images archiving on CD / DVD.
  • CARDIQ XPRESS 2.0 PLUS, PRO OR ELITE:
➢    Practical applications on images reconstruction in rendering volume.
➢    Analysis of vessels on every coronary artery.
➢    Measurement of stenosis and application of vessel coloring according to each density.
➢    Registration of stages.
➢    2D Cardiac Display.
➢    Slanted and curved MIP images.
➢    Movements of heart chambers video performances (heart reformatting).
  • CARD FUNCTION OR XPRESS FUNCTION:
➢    Left and right ventricle ejection fraction.
➢    Left and right atrium ejection fraction (if applicable).
➢    Calculation of systolic and diastolic volumes.
➢    Measurement of cardiac output (ml / min) (if applicable).
➢    Analysis of the myocardium: parietal thickness, parietal movement.
➢    Relative myocardial perfusion (if applicable).
  • CARDEP:
➢    Images reconstruction in Rendering Volume of the left atrium.
➢    Analysis and reformatting of pulmonary veins.
➢    Analysis of left atrial appendage.
➢    Virtual navigation of the pulmonary veins.
➢    Analysis of coronary sinus.


 
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