Juniors. Didactic Schedule 33 lectures: 3 hours of exams
Principles of Radiographic Interpretation
Visual and Perceptual aspects of interpretation
Radiographic anatomy 2
The FMS
Anatomic anomalies 2
Dangers of Radiation - clinic application
Radiology of caries
Radiology of caries
Radiology of the maxillary sinus
Radiographic artifacts and errors
Radiology of Cysts of the jaws 2
Radiology of Periodontal diseases
Common errors made in panoramic radiology
Odontogenic tumors
2
Non Odontogenic tumors
Infections of the jaws
EXAM - 1 hour
Imaging of the TMJ
Principles of CT and MRI
Imaging of the salivary glands.
Duplicating radiographs
The radiology of the mandibular canal
Radiographic interpretation - practice of 2 lectures
Syndromes
Look before you leap
Radiographic Infection Control - clinical application
The radiology report
Application of the radiology report
Digital radiology
Setting up practice - radiology
Final Exam
2 HOURS
Preclinical Lab
6 hours
Clinical Radiology
24 hours
Seniors
Preclinical lab - 1 hour
Clinical Radiology - 24 hours
NERB Review seminars - 30 hours
Mock NERB Exam - 2 hours
Division of Oral Radiology
Junior - Lecture Schedule
2000 - 2001
D - 7932.
Course Director - Neill Serman.
Tel - 5 - 5674
email - njs2@columbia.edu
Required textbook - Oral Radiology. White and Pharoah. FOURTH ed. Mosby Co.
St. Louis. 2000.
Recommended reading - Oral and Maxillofacial Imaging. Farman, Nortje and Wood
Mosby. St. Louis. 1993.
Dental Radiology. Brocklebank. L. Oxford Medical Publications 1997
Principles of Dental Imaging. Langland, OA and Langlais. RP Williams
and Wilkins. 1997. Soft cover and very reasonable.
The first exam counts 20%, the second exam 30% and the clinical 50%.
Note - you are required to pass both didactic and clinical parts.
NOTE - 75% is a passing grade in an exam. If you fail one exam you are required to
average more than 75% for the combined score to obtain a didactic passing grade.
The lecture course is approximate as some subjects will require more time than others.
Students are required to wear their radiation monitoring badges whenever they are taking
radiographs anywhere in the School. Monitoring badges MUST be exchanged during the first
week of January, April, July and October. Losing a badge OR handing a badge in late will
result in a $10.00 penalty.
Clinical requirements.
For FMS - You are required to obtain 50 credits in the Fall semester to fulfill your requirements.
During the Summer semester you are required to take 2 FMS and 2 pans, write reports on them and
PERSONALLY discuss them with either Dr. Singer or myself during your rotation; in addition
3 FMS's with critiques must be handed in to fulfill your requirements. Should reports not be accepted,
you will be required to write reports on OTHER radiographs that you have taken. Work must be
handed in at the end of every day to avoid penalties. These are minimum requirements
per semester.
It is essential to make a copy of the Student Performance form prior to handing it in with the
radiographs to be graded.
Lecture Schedule.
2000.
Sept. 6 2.00
Sept. 13 2.00
Sept. 20 2.00
Sept. 27 2.00
Oct. 4 2.00
Oct. 11 2,00
Oct. 18. 2.00
Oct. 25. 2.00
Nov. 1 2.00
Nov. 15 2.00
Nov. 15 3.00
Nov. 22 2.00
Nov. 29 10.00
Dec. 6. 1.00
Dec 13. 10.00
Dec. 13. 11.00
Dec. 20.
2001
Jan. 4
Jan. 4
Jan. 11
Jan. 11.
Jan. 18.
Jan. 18.
Jan. 25.
Jan. 25
Feb. 1
Feb. 1
Feb. 8
Feb. 8.
Feb. 15
Feb. 15
Feb. 22
Feb. 22.
Mrch 1.
Mrch 1.
Mrch 8.
Mrch 8.
Mrch 15
Principles of Radiographic Interpretation
Visual and Perceptual aspects of interpretation
The FMS
Radiographic anatomy 1
Radiographic anatomy 2
Anatomic anomalies
1
Anatomic anomalies
2
Dangers of Radiation
Radiology of caries
Radiology of caries
Radiographic artifacts and errors
NO LECTURE
Radiology of Cysts of the jaws 1
Radiology of Cysts of the jaws 2
Radiology of Periodontal diseases
EXAM EXAM
NO LECTURES
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HAPPY NEW YEAR
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Odontogenic tumors 1
Odontogenic tumors 2
Imaging of the salivary glands. Dr. Mandel
Non Odontogenic tumors
Radiology of the maxillary sinus
Principles of CT and MRI
Imaging of the TMJ
Infections of the jaws
The radiology of the mandibular canal
Radiographic interpretation
Radiographic interpretation - practice of
The radiology report
Duplicating radiographs
Digital radiology
Look before you leap
Radiographic Infection Control
Radiographic prescription
Principles of panoramic radiology
Common errors made in panoramic radiology
Setting up practice
Final Exam
2 HOURS
HSC 301 NOTE VENUE
HSC 301
HSC 301
HSC 301
HSC 301
HSC 301
HSC 301
HSC 301
HSC 301
HSC 301
HSC 301
HSC 301
HSC 301
HSC 301
HSC 301
HSC 301
HSC 301
HSC 301
HSC 301
HSC 301
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Division of Oral Radiology
Junior - Lecture Schedule
1998 -1999.
D - 7932.
Course Director - Neill Serman.
Tel - 6-5674
email - njs2@columbia.edu
Required textbook -
Division of Oral Radiology
Junior - Lecture Schedule
1997 -1998.
D - 7932.
Course Director - Neill Serman.
Tel - 6-5674
email - njs2@columbia.edu
Required textbook - Required Textbook - Oral Radiology. White and Pharoah. FOURTH ed.
Mosby Co. St. Louis. 2000.
Recommended reading - Oral and Maxillofacial Imaging. Farman, Nortje and Wood
Mosby. St. Louis. 1993.
Dental Radiology. Brocklebank. L. Oxford Medical Publications 1997
Principles of Dental Imaging. Langland, OA and Langlais. RP Williams
and Wilkins. 1997. Soft cover and very reasonable.
The first exam counts 20%, the second exam 30% and the clinical 50%.
Note - you are required to pass both didactic and clinical parts.
NOTE - 75% is a passing grade in an exam. If you fail one exam you are required to average
more than 75% for the combined score to obtain a passing grade.
The lecture course is approximate as some subjects will require more time than others.
Students are required to wear their radiation monitoring badges whenever they are taking
radiographs anywhere in the School. Monitoring badges MUST be exchanged during the first week
of January, April, July and October. Losing a badge OR handing a badge in late will result in a
$10.00 penalty.
It is essential to make a copy of the Student Performance form prior to handing it in with the
radiographs to be graded.
Clinical requirements.
For FMS - You are required to obtain 5 grades of B+ or better in the Fall semester and the same in
the Summer semester to fulfill your requirements. These are minimum requirements per semester.
Work must be handed in at the end of every day to avoid penalties
During the Summer semester you are also required to take 2 FMS and 2 pans, write reports on them
and PERSONALLY discuss them with either Dr. Singer or myself during your rotation.
Should reports not be accepted, you will be required to write reports on OTHER radiographs that you
have taken
Lecture Schedule.
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Sept. 11
Sept. 18
Sept. 25
Sept. 30
Oct. 2.
Oct. 16.
Oct. 23.
Oct. 30
Nov. 6.
Nov. 13.
Nov. 20
Nov. 27
Nov. 27.
Dec. 4.
Dec. 4.
Dec. 11.
Dec. 11.
Dec. 18.
Dec. 18.
Dec. 20.
Jan. 8.
Jan. 8.
Jan. 15.
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2.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
8.00
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1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
10.00
11.00
10.00
11.00
10.00
11.00
10.00
11.00
8.00
1.00
2.00
1.00
1997.
Principles of Radiographic Interpretation
Visual and Perceptual aspects of interpretation
Radiographic anatomy 1
Radiographic anatomy 2
The FMS
Anatomic anomalies 1
Anatomic anomalies 2
Dangers of Radiation
Radiology of caries
Radiology of caries
Imaging of the salivary glands. Dr. Mandel
Radiographic artifacts and errors
Radiology of Cysts of the jaws 1
Radiology of Cysts of the jaws 2
Radiology of Periodontal diseases
Common errors made in panoramic radiology
Odontogenic tumors 1
Odontogenic tumors 2
Non Odontogenic tumors
Radiology of the maxillary sinus
Principles of CT and MRI
EXAM EXAM
NOTE VENUE
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Imaging of the TMJ
Infections of the jaws
The radiology of the mandibular canal
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Jan. 15.
Jan. 22.
Jan. 22.
Jan. 29.
Jan. 29.
Feb. 5.
Feb. 5.
Feb. 12.
Feb. 12.
Feb. 19.
Feb. 19.
2.00
Radiographic interpretation - practice of
1.00
Radiographic interpretation - practice of
2.00
Duplicating radiographs
1.00
Syndromes
2.00
Look before you leap
1.00
Radiographic Infection Control
2.00 The radiology report
1.00 Application of the radiology report
2.00 Digital radiology
1.00 Setting up practice
2.00 REVISION
Feb. 26. 8.00 NOTE TIME & VENUE
Final Exam
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2 HOURS
The final exam covers ALL the work.
Wed. Sept.
Wed. Sept.
Wed. Sept.
Wed. Sept.
Wed. Oct.
Wed. Oct.
Wed. Oct.
Wed. Oct.
Wed. Oct.
Wed. Nov.
Wed. Nov.
Friday Nov.
Wed. Nov.
Wed. Nov.
Wed. Nov.
Wed. Dec.
Wed. Dec.
Wed. Dec.
Wed. Dec.
Wed. Dec.
Wed. Dec.
Fri.
Dec.
3 2.00
10 3.00
17. 2.00
24 2.00
1 2.00
8 2.00
15. 2.00
22. 2.00
29. 2.00
5 2.00
12 2.00
14 8 - 9
19. 2.00
26 10.00
26. 11.00
3. 10 .00
3. 11.00
10. 10.00
10. 11.00
17. 10.00
17. 11.00
18 8.00
Principles of Radiographic Interpretation
Visual and Perceptual aspects of interpretation
Radiographic anatomy 1
Radiographic anatomy 2
The FMS
Anatomic anomalies 1
Anatomic anomalies 2
Dangers of Radiation
Radiology of caries
Radiology of caries
Radiology of the maxillary sinus
Radiographic artifacts and errors
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Radiology of Cysts of the jaws 1
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Radiology of Cysts of the jaws 2
Radiology of Periodontal diseases
Common errors made in panoramic radiology
Odontogenic tumors 1
Odontogenic tumors 2
Non Odontogenic tumors
Infections of the jaws
EXAM EXAM
NO LECTURE
8
9
15
16
22
23
Imaging of the TMJ
Principles of CT and MRI
Imaging of the salivary glands. Dr. Mandel
Duplicating radiographs
The radiology of the mandibular canal
Radiographic interpretation - practice of
JAN 1998.
Thurs.
Fri.
Thurs.
Fri.
Thurs.
Fri.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
9.00
9.00
9.00
9.00
9.00
9.00
Thurs.
Fri.
Thurs.
Fri.
Thurs.
Fri.
Thurs.
Fri.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
29
30
5
6.
12.
13.
19.
20.
9.00
9.00
9.00
9.00
9.00
9.00
9.00
9.00
Radiographic interpretation - practice of
Syndromes
Look before you leap
Radiographic Infection Control
The radiology report
Application of the radiology report
Digital radiology
Setting up practice
Feb. 26. 8.00 NOTE TIME & VENUE
Final Exam
2 HOURS
The final exam covers ALL the work.
Recommended reading - Oral and Maxillofacial Imaging. Farman, Nortje and Wood
Mosby. St. Louis. 1993.
Dental Radiology. Brocklebank. L. Oxford Medical Publications 1997
Principles of Dental Imaging. Langland, OA and Langlais. RP Williams
and Wilkins. 1997. Soft cover and very reasonable.
The first exam counts 20%, the second exam 30% and the clinical 50%.
Note - you are required to pass both didactic and clinical parts.
NOTE - 75% is a passing grade in each exam. If you fail one exam you are required to average more
than 75% for the combined written score to obtain a passing grade.
Wed. Sept.
Wed. Sept.
Wed. Sept.
Wed. Oct.
Wed. Oct.
Wed. Oct.
Wed. Oct.
Wed. Nov.
Wed. Nov.
Wed. Nov.
Wed. Nov.
Wed Nov.
Wed. Dec.
Wed. Dec.
Wed. Dec.
Wed. Dec.
Wed. Dec.
Wed. Dec.
Wed. Dec.
Wed. Dec.
9 2.00
16 3.00
23. 2.00
7. 2.00
21. 1.00
21. 2.00
28. 2.00
4. 2.00
4. 3.00
11. 2.00
18 2.00
25 2.00.
2. 10.00
2. 11.00
9. 10.00
9. 11 .00
16. 10.00
16. 11.00
23. 10.00
23. 11.00
JAN 1998.
Thurs. Jan 7.
Thurs. Jan. 7.
Thurs. Jan. 14.
Thurs. Jan 14
8.00
9.00
8.00
9.00
Principles of Radiographic Interpretation
Visual and Perceptual aspects of interpretation
Radiographic anatomy 1
NO LECTURE
The FMS
Anatomic anomalies 1
Anatomic anomalies 2
Dangers of Radiation
Radiology of caries
Radiology of caries
Radiology of the maxillary sinus
Radiographic artifacts and errors
Radiology of Cysts of the jaws 1
Radiology of Cysts of the jaws 2
Radiology of Periodontal diseases
Common errors made in panoramic radiology
Odontogenic tumors 1
EXAM EXAM
Imaging of the salivary glands. D. Mandel
NO LECTURE
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Infections of the jaws
Odontogenic tumors 2
Non Odontogenic tumors
Imaging of the TMJ
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AA
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Thurs.
Thurs.
Thurs.
Thurs.
Thurs.
Thurs.
Thurs.
Thurs.
Thurs.
Thurs.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb
Feb.
21
21
28
28
4
4
11
11
18
18
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8.00
8.00
9.00
8.00
9.00
8.00
9.00
8.00
9.00
Principles of CT and MRI
Duplicating radiographs
Radiology of the mandibular canal
Radiographic interpretation
Radiographic interpretation - practice of
Look before you leap
The radiology report
Digital radiology
Setting up practice
Revision. Students to decide what is discussed
Feb. 25. 8.00 NOTE TIME & VENUE
Final Exam
2 HOURS
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AA
AA
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301
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The final exam covers ALL the work.
Please feel free to call me with any problem or query.
Division of Oral Radiology
Junior - Lecture Schedule
1999 -2000.
D - 7932.
Course Director - Neill Serman.
Tel - 6-5674
email - njs2@columbia.edu
Required Textbook - Oral Radiology. White and Pharoah. FOURTH ed. Mosby
Co. St. Louis. 2000.
DO NOT BUY THIRD EDITION
Recommended reading - Oral and Maxillofacial Imaging. Farman, Nortje and Wood
Mosby. St. Louis. 1993.
Dental Radiology. Brocklebank. L. Oxford Medical Publications. 1997
Principles of Dental Imaging. Langland, OA and Langlais. RP
Williams and Wilkins. 1997. Soft cover and very reasonable.
The first exam counts 20%, the second exam 30% and the clinical 50%.
Note - you are required to pass both didactic and clinical parts.
NOTE - 75% is a passing grade in an exam. [ same as the Boards]. If you fail one
exam you are required to average more than 75% for the combined score to obtain a passing grade.
The lecture course is approximate as some subjects will require more time than others.
Students are required to wear their radiation monitoring badges whenever they are taking
radiographs anywhere in the School. Monitoring badges MUST be exchanged during the first week
of January, April, July and October. Losing a badge OR handing a badge in late will result in a
$10.00 penalty.
Clinical requirements - JUNIORS.
For FMS - You are required to obtain 50 credits in the Fall semester and 5 B+ in the Summer
semester to fulfill your requirements. These are minimum requirements per semester. Work must
be handed in at the end of every day to avoid penalties
It is essential to make a copy of the Student Performance form prior to handing it
in with the radiographs to be graded - this is your receipt.
During the Summer semester you are also required to take 2 FMS and 2 pans, write reports on them
and PERSONALLY discuss them with either Dr. Singer or myself during your rotation.
Should reports not be accepted, you will be required to write reports on OTHER radiographs that you
have taken
1999 - 2000
Wed. Sept.
Wed. Sept.
Wed. Sept.
Wed. Sept
Wed. Oct.
Wed. Oct.
Wed. Oct.
Wed. Oct.
Wed. Nov.
Wed. Nov.
Wed. Nov.
Wed Nov.
Wed. Dec.
Wed. Dec.
Wed. Dec.
Wed. Dec.
Wed. Dec.
Wed. Dec.
Wed. Dec.
8 2.00
Principles of Radiographic Interpretation
15 3.00
Visual and Perceptual aspects of interpretation
22. 2.00
Radiographic anatomy 1
29. 2.00
The FMS
6. 2.00
Anatomic anomalies 1
13. 2.00
Anatomic anomalies 2
20. 2.00
Radiology of caries 1
27. 3.00
Radiology of caries 2
3. 2.00
Dangers of Radiation
10. 3.00
Radiographic artifacts and errors
17 2.00
Imaging of the maxillary sinus
24 2.00.
Imaging of Cysts of the jaws 1
1.
LECTURE ON DENTAL MATERIALS
8. 10.00
Imaging of Cysts of the jaws 2
8. 1.00
Imaging of the salivary glands. D. Mandel
15. 11.00
Radiology of Periodontal diseases
15. 11.00
Common errors made in panoramic radiology
22. 10.00
Odontogenic tumors 1
22. 11.00
EXAM EXAM
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When the schedule for 2000 is given to me I will let you have the Radiology Lecture Schedule.
JAN 2000.
Thurs.
Thurs.
Thurs.
Thurs.
Thurs.
Thurs.
Thurs.
Thurs.
Thurs.
Thurs.
Thurs.
Thurs.
Thurs.
Thurs.
Thurs.
Jan
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Thurs. Mar.
6.
13.
20.
27.
2
10
10
17
17
24
24
2
2
9
9
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8.00
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9.00
8.00
9.00
8.00
9.00
8.00
9.00
16 8.00
Occlusal radiographs
Infections of the jaws
Odontogenic tumors 2
Non Odontogenic tumors
Imaging of the TMJ
Principles of CT and MRI
Duplicating radiographs
Radiology of the mandibular canal
Radiographic interpretation
Radiographic interpretation - practice of
Look before you leap
The radiology report
Digital radiology
Principles of interpretation
Setting up practice
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EXAM. COVERS ALL THE WORK
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Please feel free to call me with any problem or query.
Email njs2@columbia.edu
Phone 6-5674
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