RADIOLOGY
Academic Year : 2015-2016
4 ECTS credits
Total 3 weeks
Date : 01.07.2015
th
4 year
Undergraduate
Lecture: 12 h/week
Clinical Practice: 4 h/week
Required
in Turkish
Contact :
Prof. Dr. Hanefi YILDIRIM
Prof. Dr. Ayşe MURAT AYDIN
Prof. Dr. Zülkif BOZGEYİK
Doç. Dr. Selami SERHATLIOĞLU
Doç. Dr. Hakan ARTAŞ
Doç. Dr. Ahmet Kürşat POYRAZ
Yrd. Doç. Dr. Serpil AĞLAMIŞ
AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE
Department of radiology divided in to five subgroups: neuroradiology, chest and
mammographics, abdominal, interventional and muscle-skeletal sections. According to those
groubs, we are teaching to students radiologic lessons. First, we are repeated basic radiologic
anatomy and sectional anatomy. Second we are giving to students information about
computed tomography, magnetic resoneans imaging and ultrasound physics.
As a third stage, we are mentioning radiologic of the clinic subjects.
Additional to all of the subjects; we are telling to our students in the reading rooms how to
choose which radiologic modalities .We are discussing with students about each radiologic
case.
COURSE CONTENTS
Introduction to radiology and history of radiology
Radiologic algorhytm
Nonvascular interventional radiology
Radiologic diagnosis methods (US, Doppler)
Radiologic imaging of digestive system
Radiologic evaluation of digestive tube
Radiologic imaging of respiratory system
Evaluation of chest radiograpyh
Radiologic contrast agents, side effects
Radiation effects and protection
Radiologic imaging of vascular system
CT & MR physics
Radiologic imaging of CNS
Spine imaging
Infection, infestation and white matter diseases
Trauma
Cerebrovascular diseases
Radiologic imaging of urinary system
Radiologic evaluation of urinary system diseases
Production of x- rays and features
Radiologic imaging of musculoskeletal system and soft tissues
Radiologic imaging of bones
Radiologic imaging of joints
Radiologic imaging of vascular structures
Vascular interventional radiology
Radiologic imaging of hepatobiliary system
Radiologic imaging of pancreas, spleen and peritoneum
Elementary lesions of lung and radiology of respiratory system diseases
Radiologic evaluation of mediastinal lesions
Radiologic imaging of genital system
Obstetric imaging
Head and neck imaging
Congenital lesions of CNS
Brain tumors
Cardiac imaging and evaluation of plain film
Radiologic imaging of breasts
ASSESSMENT METHODS
One written and oral examination at the end of 3 weeks is scheduled.
Prerequisite/recommended
None
TEXTBOOK / RECOMMENDED READING
1- Clinical Magnetic Resonance İmaging (Second edition), Edelman-Hesselink-Zlatkin
(1996)
2- Magnetic Resonance İmaging of the Brain and Spine (Third edition) , Scott W. Atlas
(2002)
3- Pediatric Neuroimaging (Third edition), A-James Barkowitch (2000).
4- Vascular and Interventional Radiology: Principles and Practice, Bakal, C.W.,
Silberzweig,J.E., Cynamon,J., Sprayregen, S.
5- Seminars in Musculoskeletal Radiology, D.Karasick, M.E.Shcweitzer
6- Teaching atlas of Mammography (3 rd edition), Tabar, L., Dean, P.B.
7- Practical MR Mammography, Fischer, U.
8- Radilogy Review Manual, Wolfgang Döhnert, M.D.1993
9- Diagnostic İmaging of İnfants and Children, Vol. I, John R.Sty, M.D. Roberts G.
Wells,M.D, Robert J. Starshak, M.D., David C.Gregg, M.D. 1992
10- Diagnostic Ultrasound (Second edition) Volume One, Carol M.Rumack,M.D.,
Stephanie R. Wilson, M.D., J.William Charboneau, M.D., (1998)
11- Diagnostic Ultrasound (Second edition) Volume Two, Carol M.Rumack,M.D.,
Stephanie R. Wilson, M.D., J.William Charboneau, M.D., (1998)
12- An İmaging Atlas of Human Anatomy, Jamie Weir, Peter.H.Abrahams, (1992)