The unit covers the fundamental principles of ultrasound physics and instrumentation. The course discusses the normal sonographic anatomy and scanning techniques. The course also studies Patient preparation, indications, and limitations, of diagnostic imaging of gastrointestinal system, hepatobiliary system, spleen, and pancreas, intraperitoneal and retroperitoneal compartments including interpretation of normal and abnormal conditions. Practical skills in ultrasonography are emphasized.
By the end of the 5 weeks, the student should be able:1. Describe the nature, production and interaction of ultrasound2. Identify sonographic artifacts3. Explain the Knobology and Terminologies used in ultrasound4. Identify and describe the various ultrasound systems5. Demonstrate the ability to methodically scan abdominal organs.6. Describe the normal sonographic anatomy of abdominal organs.7. Describe the common Sonographic abdominal pathologies.8. Understand the role and limitations of ultrasound in the management of common abdominal conditions.9. Students are required to carryout ultrasound examination of the abdomen and document a minimum of 30 cases in the Logbook.
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