CBCT Interpretation of Small Volumes – 22 May, 2018
We are proud to once again welcome Dr Jackie Brown, Consultant Dento-Maxillofacial Radiologist to deliver the renowned Cavendish Imaging Interpretation Series. Starting with CBCT Interpretation – Small Volumes this is the first of four parts.
Aims:
- Have a clear understanding of your responsibility as a referrer
- Have a clear understanding of what you can and cannot report on
- Understand the benefits and limitations of a CBCT scan
- Understand the principles of interpretation of the dental-alveolar region and the purpose of a radiology report
- Have a strategy for reporting small volume CBCT scans and know how write and read a CBCT report
- Be able to discuss how the report influences patient management
- Strive for a minimised radiation dosage to patients
**This session is No.3 of the Cavendish Imaging CBCT Masterclass**
Location: Cavendish Imaging Harley Street and online
Day/Time: Tues 22 May 18, 6:30pm
1.5 hours Verifiable CPD
£30 Current Referrers*, £60 Others
* 5+ patients during 2018
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