Head and Neck Imaging Conference

This comprehensive course in head and neck imaging is intended to give an in depth exposure to head and neck anatomy, diagnoses, and differential diagnoses. The course is divided into two parts daily. The morning sessions of each day are made up of didactic lectures covering all anatomic areas of the head and neck, with special sessions on the temporal bone, skull base, squamous cell carcinoma, orbit, paranasal sinuses, and pediatric head and neck issues.

Each afternoon is a mix of didactic lectures on head and neck imaging issues, protocols, and diseases with many interactive case reviews covering unknown head and neck cases correlating with the morning sessions. This time is designed to present the participant with hundreds of individual case examples of head and neck lesions. Interactive case presentations will be given with each individual case initially viewed as an unknown, maximizing the faculty-participant dynamic.

Objectives

At the conclusion of the conference, the participant will be able to:

• Understand relevant head and neck anatomy issues.
• Provide information on current imaging techniques and choosing the most appropriate studies for imaging the head and neck.
• Discuss differential diagnoses of the head and neck based on imaging characteristics of pathology.