Online Fellowship
12 CME Credits
Level II
Stroke Fellowship
In just 3 days, this online fellowship includes an overview of stroke, the history of the development of our present knowledge in this area, the CT and MRI parameters and findings that will allow proper imaging and confident diagnosis in this area.
7 - 9 March 2022
€1000
Bank transfer available – please email customer service for details at academy.radiology@unilabs.com

Description

📅 NEW EDITION ONLINE BASIC STROKE IMAGING FELLOWSHIP on dates 4 - 6 March 2024, click here for more info!


The fellowship is aimed at Emergency radiologists, physicians or neurologists aiming for competency in the diagnosis of stroke or neuroradiologist wanting to refresh/ update their knowledge in the area of acute stroke.

This Online fellowship includes an overview of stroke, the history of the development of our present knowledge in this area, the CT and MRI parameters and findings that will allow proper imaging and confident diagnosis in this area.

In addition to two lectures covering some theoretical aspects, most of the fellowship will be in the form of case demos starting with a 15 min presentation, followed by anonymised real radiological cases where the candidate will be challenged for a diagnosis and followed by a group discussion of the cases.

TMC Academy fellowships are held in a virtual classroom environment on Zoom. Participants are encouraged to engage in discussions making use of their camera and microphone in order to recreate the face-to-face experience.

In this small group environment among your peers, you are free to ask questions, make mistakes, and learn together with the support of the radiologist mentor.

This fellowship is a CME-accredited activity organised by TMC Academy, an EACCME Trusted Provider.

Learning Objectives
  • Upgrade your knowledge needed to read stroke scans by immersion in a learning environment without the distraction of daily work
  • Become familiar and feel confident with basic and advanced stroke imaging as encountered in daily practice
  • Discriminate between stroke and its mimics to avoid pitfalls
  • Learn to construct an informative report that will address the needs of the referring clinician.
Level
Level II - General radiologist

Great for Level II General/Emergency radiologists or physician aiming for competency in the diagnosis of stroke. Level II Neurologists wanting to specialize in the area of stroke neurology would also benefit from this fellowship, as well as level III neuroradiologists wanting to refresh/update their knowledge in the area of stroke.


Interested in attending?

If you have any questions about seats available or have doubts about whether this fellowship is right for you, feel free to send us an email and we are happy to help!

Technical Requirements
HardwareTablets *MinimumRecommended
Memory (RAM): 2 Gigabyte 8 Gigabyte 16 Gigabyte
Processor (CPU): Dual core 1.85 Ghz Dual core 2 Ghz Quad core 2.5 Ghz
Internet connection Minimum Recommended
Speed: 10 Mbps 25 Mbps
Software Tablets Desktop
Browser: Safari * Chrome **
  • * Tested with Safari on iPad 9.7 (2017), should also work on Android with Chrome. User interface not optimized for smaller screens. Large cases (more than 600 images) are not able to be opened on tablet or mobile devices due to memory consTableRowaints.
  • ** Firefox, Edge and Safari also work but might not provide an equally smooth experience. Internet Explorer is not supported.
Lecturers
Hussein Kamel M.D.
Canada, Toronto
Neuroradiologist collaborating with Telemedicine Clinic. Neuroradiologist with over 25 years of experience. Previously Associate Professor of Clinical Radiology at Weill Cornell Medical College (WCMC), Qatar. MB BCh, Egypt, 1977, MS RD, Egypt, 1983, FRCR, London and FFR(RSCI), Dublin, 1991. Consultant Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast, UK, Consultant, Hamad Medical Corporation (HMC) and Associate Professor, Clinical Radiology, WCMC, Qatar. Now collaborator with TMC. In addition to his depth of international radiology experience, Dr. Kamel has a passion for teaching and sharing knowledge with radiologists on a subspecialisation path.