Supported by Dr Robbie Goodrum DO from the UK

The Radiology program is a 2 x 5 day courses. Studying from 9-5 pm daily.

You will need to study several radiology books before this program starts as a pre study.

Contact us regarding books to study

Tutors are medical radiologist Doctors.

1.Congenital Anomalies and Normal Variants,

Occipitocervical fusion

Paramastoid process

Agenesis/hypoplasia

Posterior ponticle

Os odontoideum

Ossiculum terminale

Congenital aplasia and dysplasia of the densI

Intercalary bone

Nuchal bone

Stylohyoid ligament ossification

Block vertebrae

Klippel-Feil syndrome

Sprengel’s deformity

Spina bifida

Cervical ribs

Costal cartilage calcification

Hahn’s fissures

Knife-clasp deformity

Transitional segments

Butterfly vertebra

Hemivertebra

Asymmetric facets

Absent pedicle

Limbus bone

Nuclear impression

Schmorl’s node

Os acetabulum

Fabella

Bipartite, tripartite and multipartite patella

Madelung’s deformity

Fibrous dysplasia

Complete occipitalization. 

 

2.Arthritides 

Degenerative arthropathies

Inflammatory arthropathies

Ankylosing spondylitis 

 

3.Tumor

Benign tumor of bone

Malignant tumor of bone

Diffuse osteoporosis of multiple myeloma pathologic vertebral body fracture 

 

4.Blood(Vascular)

Sickle cell anemia

Thalassemia (Cooley’s anemia)

Avascular necrosis (ischemic necrosis)

Osteochondroses

Distal femur and proximal tibia shows focal medullary avascular necrosis.

 

5.Infection

Suppurative osteomyelitis

Infectious arthropathies

Infection shows the displacement of the gluteus medius fat plane

 

6.Trauma

Types of fractures

Orientation

Spatial relationships of fractures

Traumatic joint disruptions

Fracture repair

Complications of fracture

Interpretation of radiographs in the evaluation of fracture healing

Fractures of the skull

Spinal trauma

Cervical spine

Cervical spine fractures

Thoracic and lumbopelvic fractures

Sacral injuries

Coccygeal injuries

Fracture and dislocations of the appendicular skeleton

Spondylolisthesis

A misaligned fracture of the clavicle 

 

7.Endocrine and Metabolic Bone Disease

Osteoporosis

Osteomalacia

Rickets

Hyperparathyroidism

Cushing’s disease and steroid-induced osteonecrosis

Paget’s disease

Paget’s disease.

 

8.Soft Tissue

Concretions

Conduit wall calcifications

Cyst wall calcifications

Solid mass calcifications

Location of abdominal calcifications

Calcification that may cross the midline

radiopaque urinary vesicular calculi 

 

9.Scoliosis

Structural and nonstructural scolioses

Complications

X-ray assessment

Mensuration

Therapy selection

Observe the scoliosis & multiple vertebral body rotation in the left thoracolumbar convexity 

 

Fee $1500USD per 5 day course 

$ 2,800 for both courses.

Note this Radiology course is part of a 3 year part time Degree in Osteopathy. The 3 year Doctor of osteopathy degree is organized by Goodrum Seminars in association with the National University of Medical Science & the Indian Osteopathic institute. 

This module can be taken as a CPD post graduate Seminar.

 

Course dates                     Booking form                    testimonials