- Anatomy, Head and Neck Imaging, Vascular Imaging
- 301 (Registered)

HEAD & NECK IMAGING COURSE: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
Recorded Online Course
Course Instructors
Prof. Dr. Suresh K. Mukherji, MD
Michigan State University, USA
Prof. Dr. Ahmed Abdel Khalek, MD
Mansoura University, Egypt
Dr Manal ElRefaei, MD, EDiR, DHPE
General Organization of Teaching Hospitals and Institutes, Egypt
Prof. Dr. Tougan Taha, MD
Ain Shams University, Egypt
Target Audience
This course is designed for radiology residents, specialists, and consultants who are interested in developing or strengthening their knowledge and approach to Head & Neck Imaging.
Course Description
The Head & Neck Imaging Course: What You Need to Know was originally delivered as a live, one-day educational course and has been redesigned as a recorded online learning experience.
The course provides a focused overview of head and neck radiological anatomy, imaging terminology, common pathological entities, and their differential diagnoses.
The content is designed to help radiologists build a structured understanding of head and neck imaging and develop the ability to correlate clinical and pathological processes with their expected imaging appearances.
The course focuses on practical knowledge relevant to the interpretation of commonly encountered head and neck imaging findings.
Course Duration
The complete curriculum is designed to be completed within 5 weeks.
The course consists of 10 recorded lectures, organized into three learning sessions. Learners may progress through the lectures at their own pace while following the recommended 5-week schedule.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this course, learners will be able to:
Describe the radiological anatomy of the head and neck using appropriate imaging terminology.
Apply fundamental head and neck imaging terminology when describing findings.
Correlate common pathological processes with their expected imaging appearances.
Recognize common radiological findings encountered in head and neck imaging.
Develop an organized approach to the differential diagnosis of common head and neck lesions.
Apply the acquired knowledge to the interpretation of common head and neck imaging findings.
Course Structure
1. Pre-Test
A baseline assessment designed to explore the learner’s existing knowledge and skills before starting the course.
2. Recorded Lectures
A total of 10 recorded lectures, organized into three learning sessions:
Session 1: 3 lectures
Session 2: 3 lectures
Session 3: 4 lectures
The lectures cover key aspects of head and neck anatomy, terminology, common pathologies, imaging findings, and differential diagnosis.
3. Post-Test
A final assessment designed to evaluate learning and knowledge acquisition following completion of the course.
Course Completion Requirements
To successfully complete the course and receive a certificate, learners are required to:
Complete the pre-test.
View at least 90% of the recorded lectures.
Complete the post-test.
Learners who fulfill all course completion requirements will be eligible to receive a course completion certificate, delivered to the email address provided during registration.
Course Curriculum
3 Learning Sessions | 10 Recorded Lectures
Session 1 — 3 lectures
Session 2 — 3 lectures
Session 3 — 4 lectures
First Online Publication
16 April 2019
Curriculum
- 5 Sections
- 10 Lessons
- Lifetime
- Pretest1
- 1st Session3
- 2nd Session3
- 3rd Session4
- 4.1#H&N Lecture07-Infectious and Inflammatory Processes of the Sinuses35 Minutes
- 4.2#H&N Lecture08-Additive Value of NI-RADS Neck Imaging Reporting and Data System.17 Minutes
- 4.3#H&N Lecture09-Sinonasal Tumors: What you Need to Know27 Minutes
- 4.4#H&N Lecture10-Pediatric Head and Neck Interesting Cases34 Minutes
- Post-test1
Instructor
Professor & Chairman, Walter F. Patenge Endowed Chair Department of Radiology, East Lansing, Michigan, USA
