Širdies magnetinio rezonanso tyrimo įvadinis kursas

Kodas
KMU877
Studijų kryptis
Medicina
Vykdymo būdas
Nenuotolinis (asmeniui dalyvaujant fiziškai)
Apimtis valandomis
480val.
Skirtas
gyd. kardiologams
gyd. radiologams
Kaina asmeniui
3360.00Eur
Pažymėjimo mokestis
6Eur
Programą teikiantis darbuotojas
doc. Tomas Lapinskas, doc. Antanas Jankauskas
Kurso programos turinys
Tema Trukmė
Fizikos pagrindai, saugumas, prietaisai ir širdies MR tyrimo metodika 24.00 val.
Išeminės širdies ligos MR diagnostika 80.00 val.
Neišeminės kilmės širdies ligų (kardiomiopatijų, miokardito) MR diagnostika, MR tyrimas taikant širdį resinchronizuojantį gydymą 128.00 val.
Perikardo ligų MR diagnostik 48.00 val.
Stambiųjų kraujagyslių ligų MR diagnostika 48.00 val.
Širdies vožtuvų ydų MR diagnostika 60.00 val.
Įgimtų širdies ydų MR diagnostika 60.00 val.
Širdies darinių ir užširdinių radinių MR diagnosti- ka 32.00 val.
Viso valandų
480.00
Dėstytojas Teorijos val. Praktikos val.
Antanas Jankauskas
Tomas Lapinskas
Lina Padervinskienė
Audronė Vaitiekienė
Praktiniai gebėjimai, jų įsisavinimas, reikalingų savarankiškai atlikti manipuliacijų skaičius

3 mėnesių trukmės kursą sudarys i) paskaitos – seminarai (132 val.); ii) praktiniai užsiėmimai (20 val. per savaitę), kuriuos sudarys dalyvavimas MR tyrimų atli-kimo ir vertinimo metu; iii) savarankiškas darbas – specialistas eksperto priežiūroje turės įvertinti nemažiau kaip 150 širdies MR tyrimų.

Atvykstant reikia turėti

Medicininį chalatą

Papildoma informacija

Kurso dalyvių skaičius grupėje: 1–2

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