Vascular Case Studies Online Course has been designed to provide a large variety of
cases in order to improve competence in the diagnosis/interpretation of carotid, TCD, Peripheral
arterial, venous, and abdominal vascular ultrasound pathologies. Recorded during a live
Vascular Case Review program, our expert faculty presents 100 cases in a “double-read”
format. The patient history/physical examination is provided along with the corresponding
ultrasound case documentation.
Using the interactive format, participants will answer one or
more multiple choice questions pertaining to each case. After submitting the answer to each
question, the correct diagnosis will be discussed including correlation with other diagnostic
modalities. The learner's responses to each question are recorded in order to provide a case log
report of the exams interpreted. The “double read” case log may be used to apply towards
hospital credentialing, individual certification*, and/or lab accreditation requirements.
The case study break-down is as follows: (click on course below to explore)
Carotid and TCD: 38 cases
Peripheral Venous and abdominal venous: 29 cases
Peripheral Arterial and abdominal arterial: 33 cases
* The learner should check with the certification organization to verify the number of cases that will be accepted towards the examination pre-requisites
The Gulfcoast Ultrasound Institute is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
The Gulfcoast Ultrasound Institute designates this enduring material for a maximum of 15.00 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
This product also meets CME/CEU requirements for ARDMS.
Note: While offering the CME credit hours noted above, activities are not intended to provide extensive training or certification for exam performance or interpretation.
Venous Case Studies Online Course has been designed to provide a large variety of cases in order to improve competence in the diagnosis/interpretation of venous ultrasound pathologies. Recorded during a live Vascular Case Review program, our expert faculty presents 29 cases in a “double-read” format. The patient history/physical examination is provided along with the corresponding ultrasound case documentation.
Using the interactive format, participants will answer one or more multiple choice questions pertaining to each case. After submitting the answer to each question, the correct diagnosis will be discussed including correlation with other diagnostic modalities. The learner's responses to each question are recorded in order to provide a case log report of the exams interpreted. The “double read” case log may be used to meet hospital credentialing, individual certification*, and/or lab accreditation requirements.
Carotid/Cerebrovascular Case Studies Online Course has been designed to provide a large variety of cases in order to improve competence in the diagnosis/interpretation of carotid/cerebrovascular ultrasound pathologies. Recorded during a live Vascular Case Review program, our expert faculty presents 38 cases in a “double-read” format. The patient history/physical examination is provided along with the corresponding ultrasound case documentation.
Using the interactive format, participants will answer one or more multiple choice questions pertaining to each case. After submitting the answer to each question, the correct diagnosis will be discussed including correlation with other diagnostic modalities. The learner's responses to each question are recorded in order to provide a case log report of the exams interpreted. The double read case log may be used to meet hospital credentialing, individual certification*, and/or lab accreditation requirements.
Arterial Case Studies Online Course has been designed to provide a large variety of cases in order to improve competence in the diagnosis/interpretation of arterial ultrasound pathologies. Recorded during a live Vascular Case Review program, our expert faculty presents 33 cases in a “double-read” format. The patient history/physical examination is provided along with the corresponding ultrasound case documentation.
Using the interactive format, participants will answer one or more multiple choice questions pertaining to each case. After submitting the answer to each question, the correct diagnosis will be discussed including correlation with other diagnostic modalities. The learner's responses to each question are recorded in order to provide a case log report of the exams interpreted. The “double read” case log may be used to meet hospital credentialing, individual certification*, and/or lab accreditation requirements.
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