1. Role of a mobile sonographer
2. Update on fetal soft markers
3. Pediatric scanning for the general sonographer
4. Common (an uncommon) Accessory Muscles and Tendons I see in My MSK Practice Weekly
5. The role of the sonographer in POCUS
6. Upper extremity arterial sonography
7. Lower extremity arterial sonography
8. Pelvic floor ultrasound
9. Pediatric MSK topic TBD
10. TBD
1. Update on Fetal Soft Markers
Susan Burnett-Roy CRGS DMS RT
Presentation description:
Summary of changes to recommendations regarding Fetal Soft Markers
2. Life as a Mobile Technologist
Lisa Petteplace CRGS, RDMS, CMRITO
Presentation description:
To depict everyday scenarios as a mobile technologist
Saturday February 25, 2023
11am - 1pm Eastern time, Canada/USA
$30 CAD
Approved by Sonography Canada for 1 Sonography Based CPD Credit and 1 Relevant to Practice CPD Credit, respectively.
CMEs accepted by CMRITO and ARDMS.
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1. Pediatric Scanning for the General Sonographer
Cathy Ridsdale
BSc., CRGS, CRVS, RDMS (OB/GYN, ABD/Sm Parts, NEURO, Breast), RVT
Learning objectives:
· Identify challenges faced when scanning the pediatric population.
· Identify techniques for improving image quality to elicit better patient cooperation, and overall improved patient experience.
· Pediatric patients are not just little adults. Examine some difference in normal anatomy seen in pediatric patients
2. Common (and uncommon) Accessory Muscles & Tendons That I See In My MSK Practice Weekly
Luke McLeod
RMSKS, RDMS, CRGS
Presentation Description:
Accessory muscles & tendons are fairly common throughout the human body, they look like typical anatomy but in atypical locations. Majority of time they are asymptomatic incidental findings, but occasionally they can be the palpable mass, impinge on peripheral nerves, or be used as grafts for surgeons.
I have compiled a list of accessory muscles & tendons that I have encountered over the past 10 years and hope to shed some light on their common and uncommon locations.
Saturday March 25, 2023
12 - 2pm Eastern time, Canada/USA
$30 CAD
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1. Role of a mobile sonographer
2. Update on fetal soft markers
3. Pediatric scanning for the general sonographer
4. Common (an uncommon) Accessory Muscles and Tendons I see in My MSK Practice Weekly
5. The role of the sonographer in POCUS
6. Upper extremity arterial sonography
7. Lower extremity arterial sonography
8. Pelvic floor ultrasound
9. Pediatric MSK topic TBD
10. TBD