Xray 199

Course overview

Hour 1 *Identify the radiographic features which aid in lesion recognition, to distinguish between benign or aggressive skeletal neoplasia. *Expand overall radiographic interpretation skills with respect to diagnosis of benign skeletal neoplasia. *Assess a variety of benign skeletal neoplasia for clinical significance, by reviewing which ones are merely incidental findings. *Recognizing those benign conditions which possess malignant potential, by gaining familiarity with the clinical and radiographic changes that suggest malignant degeneration. *Apply improved patient management when patients present with these conditions. Hour 2 *Discriminate between benign vs. malignant skeletal neoplasia based on differential radiographic signs aiding in lesion diagnosis. *Enhance general radiographic analytical confidence relating to the diagnosis of benign skeletal neoplasia. *Establish the clinical relevance of additional benign skeletal neoplasia, by reviewing which conditions are typically found incidentally during x-ray examination. *Ascertaining the clinical and radiographic changes that suggest malignant degeneration of a benign condition, and improving awareness of which benign lesions can become malignant. *Provide safer and better patient care for those who present to your office with these various conditions.