Webinars - online education
The European Society of Head and Neck Radiology is happy to announce introduction of a new series of online webinars.
The topics of these webinars are designed for radiologists and residents in radiology with an interest in head and neck imaging and focus on in-depth knowledge of the pertinent anatomy, pathology, clinical-radiologic and imaging-related issues in the field of head and neck and maxillo-facial radiology. The learning objectives are oriented on the Head and Neck chapters of the European Training Curriculum for Radiology.
Every month (exception July & August) there will be one webinar organized free of charge for ESHNR members. The duration of each webinar is approximately 45 minutes including the presentation and a short Q&A session.
ESHNR WEBINAR PROGRAMME
Upcoming Webinars:
October 15, 2019: Julia Frühwald-Pallamar, St. Pölten
Spaces of the head and neck
(level I – II European Training Curriculum)
Learning objectives:
1. To become familiar with the concept of the superficial and deep cervical facia as well as the different layers of the deep cervical facia
2. To describe the anatomical delineation of the masticator space, parotid space, submandibular space, parapharyngeal space and visceral space.
3. To become familiar with the content of the different neck spaces
4. To learn about typical lesions of the masticator, parotid and parapharyngeal space
November 12, 2019: Bert de Foer
State of the art imaging of cholesteatoma
(level II – III European Training Curriculum)
Learning objectives:
1. To describe the recommended imaging protocol for pre- and post-operative imaging in suspected cholesteatoma.
2. To review the imaging characteristics of cholesteatoma as a consequence of middle ear inflammation, congenital cholesteatoma and cholesteatoma recurrence.
3. To illustrate typical pitfalls of image interpretation and discuss strategies to avoid them.
4. To describe the key points, which should be included in a clinically relevant radiologic report.
December 10, 2019: Berit Verbist
Congenital lesions of the temporal bone made easy
(level II – III European Training Curriculum)
Learning objectives:
1. To briefly review the relevant anatomy and embryology of the external auditory canal, middle ear, inner ear and internal auditory canal.
2. To discuss the most commonly used classifications of congenital inner ear anomalies.
3. To present external auditory canal stenosis and associated middle ear changes, as well as malformations of the inner ear and internal auditory canal
4. To describe the imaging findings that have an impact on the surgical approach and that should be mentioned in a clinically relevant radiological report
Past Webinars:
September 23, 2019
Richard Wiggins, Utah PDF_ Imaging of the facial nerve
June 11, 2019
Timothy Beale, London PDF_Incidental findings in the head and neck
May 21, 2019:
Laura Oleaga, Barcelona PDF_Imaging of the skull base
April 2, 2019:
Martin Mack, Munich PDF_An introduction to imaging of skull base lesions
March 12, 2019:
Gerlig Widmann, Innsbruck PDF_Imaging of cochlear implants What the radiologist needs to know
February 5, 2019:
Steven Connor, London PDF_Imaging of maxillofacial, orbital and skull base trauma
January 8, 2019:
Heidi Eggesboe, Oslo PDF_Paranasal sinus anatomy and inflammatory patterns
December 4, 2018:
Soraya Robinson, Vienna PDF_An introduction to imaging of orbital pathology