SEMINAR POSTPONED UNTIL 2022: TBA
LIVE- IN PERSON SEMINAR
*COVID SAFE- SOCIAL DISTANCING IN PLACE
*REGISTER TODAY!!- SEATING WILL BE LIMITED TO ACCOMMODATE COVID RESTRICTIONS
**Course is approved by the Tennessee Chiropractic Association
**TCA Approval #TN21V1025
Lecture Highlights
Day 1- FRIDAY, November 12, 2021: 12 Hours
*Risk Management Session (6 Hours)
– How to Read X-rays of the Shoulder with Radiographic Review of the Chronic Painful Shoulder in the Adult Patient
-Challenge of the Unknowns- Part 1
*Cervical Spine MRI for the Practicing Chiropractor- (6 Hours)
Detailed Course Description:
Day one will begin with a review of the radiographic evaluation of the shoulder, including normal anatomy, variants and a recommended search pattern approach during radiographic evaluation and interpretation. Radiographic anatomy of the shoulder with gross anatomy correlation will be presented along with common variants/pitfalls. Emphasis will be placed on systematically reviewing the shoulder study so subtle abnormalities will not be missed. A complete search pattern approach will be presented, along with examples of common shoulder pathology on radiographs and advanced imaging correlation in the topics of variants, occult trauma, arthropathies, neoplasm, impingement/derangement, and rotator cuff disease.
Day one will continue with a radiographic slideshow open forum quiz consisting of 15-20 unknown short cases encountered in the chiropractic office. Radiographs will be presented along with a multiple-choice format quiz for each case. Each case will also feature a brief review of clinical considerations and possible management options for each entity presented. All slides presented will consist of high-quality PowerPoint slides with a multitude of clear diagnostic imaging studies utilized for maximum learning potential.
Day one will continue with a basic review of MRI of the cervical spine for the chiropractor, including anatomy review with gross anatomy correlation. Attendees will learn basic normal MRI anatomy of the cervical spine, the MRI appearance of common pathology encountered in a chiropractic office and the proper terminology used in diagnosis and reporting of these cervical spinal disorders. Attendees will have a solid understanding of how to best order an MRI and be able to fully understand and correlate their patients’ MRI reports with pathology on images.
Day 2- Saturday, November 13, 2021: 12 Hours
*Risk Management Session (6 Hours)
-The X-ray Exam in Chiropractic: Benefits and Limitations in Chiropractic Utilization
-How to Read X-rays of the Hip with Review of the Chronic Painful Hip in the Adult Patient
-Challenge of the Unknowns-Part 2
*Lumbar Spine MRI for the Practicing Chiropractor (6 Hours)
Detailed Course Description:
Day Two will begin with a short review of purpose and utilization of the x-ray exam in chiropractic, as well as the philosophy of x-ray as an art versus a science relating to what we can and cannot deduce from the x-ray exam itself.
Day two will continue with radiographic evaluation of the hip, including normal anatomy, variants and a recommended search pattern approach during evaluation and interpretation. Radiographic anatomy of the hip with gross anatomy correlation will be presented along with common variants/pitfalls at the hip. Emphasis will be placed on systematically reviewing the hip study so subtle abnormalities will not be missed. A complete search pattern approach will be presented, along with examples of common hip pathology on radiographs and advanced imaging correlation in the topics of variants, occult trauma, infection, transient osteoporosis, arthropathies, neoplasm, dysplasia and avascular necrosis.
Day two will continue with a radiographic slideshow open forum quiz consisting of 15-20 unknown short cases encountered in the chiropractic office. Radiographs will be presented along with a multiple-choice format quiz for each case. Each case will also feature a brief review of clinical considerations and possible management options for each entity presented. All slides presented will consist of high-quality PowerPoint slides with a multitude of clear diagnostic imaging studies utilized for maximum learning potential.
Day two will conclude with a basic review of MRI of the lumbar spine for the chiropractor, including anatomy review with gross anatomy correlation. Attendees will learn basic normal MRI anatomy of the lumbar spine, the MRI appearance of common pathology encountered in a chiropractic office and the proper terminology used in diagnosis and reporting these lumbar spinal disorders. Attendees will have a solid understanding of how to best order a lumbar MRI and be able to fully understand and correlate their patients’ MRI reports with pathology on images.
When:
- November 12 and 13, 2021
- 7:30 am – 8:00pm BOTH DAYS
Where:
- Courtyard by Marriott Nashville Mount Juliet
- 1980 Providence Parkway
- Mount Juliet, TN 37122
- 615-432-4070
- Special discounted room block: $TBA – Reservation deadline
Cost:
- SINGLE day (Friday or Saturday): $179.00 / Early Bird Registration, prior to November 12, 2021
- BOTH days (Friday and Saturday): $309.00 / Early Bird Registration, prior to November 12, 2021
- SINGLE day (Friday or Saturday) At the door: $199.00*
- BOTH days (Friday and Saturday) At the door: $349.00*
- *Registrations on day of seminar should be made at the door, not online