This course focuses on the advanced principles and techniques involved in interpreting medical images across multiple modalities, including X-ray, CT, MRI, ultrasound, and nuclear medicine (SPECT and PET). Students will develop proficiency in recognizing normal and abnormal anatomical structures, understanding pathophysiological patterns, and correlating imaging findings with clinical data.
Key topics include advanced image analysis, radiologic-pathologic correlations, artifact identification, and comparative imaging across modalities for diagnosis. The course also emphasizes clinical decision-making, reporting standards, and ethical responsibilities in diagnostic imaging.
Through case studies and practical sessions, students will enhance their skills in image-based problem-solving, fostering collaboration with multidisciplinary teams in radiology and healthcare settings.