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SOG03 - Shades of Gray 3

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Each of the cases the student will participate in detection of the finding, description of the abnormality, selecting the diagnosis and making decisions regarding imaging and clinical follow-up. This is a very interactive course.

Each case contains a history, introduction and then sections for detection, description, differential diagnosis and decision-making. Further a summary video of the case will be included for each cases along with take away bullet-points.

Case examples: Scapholunate Separation, Burst Fracture, Butterfly Vertebra, Acute AQvulsion of ASIS and more.

Session Detail O2401.SOG03.1

Schedule:

3 CE hours (X-ray). Online classes are available for 365 days from date of purchase. CE credit (if applicable) is earned in the calendar year the course is completed.

Price:

Coupon Code:

Chiropractor Approval Numbers	ND Approved
	SD Approved
	IA Approved
	MN 84612

Instructors (listed in order of appearance)

Name

Additional Resources

Jeffrey Rich

Biography:

Dr. Rich received his DC degree from Northwestern College of Chiropractic and then completed a three-year fulltime imaging residency. After passing the board-certification examinations, he accepted a position as an Assistant Professor in the Clinical Sciences Department at Northwestern.

While at Northwestern, he lectured extensively for the imaging and continuing education departments, provided imaging consultation for the campus based film interpretation service, and treated patients in the University Health Service. In 1999 he was honored as Northwestern's Teacher-of-the-Year.

In 2003 Dr. Rich accepted a position at National University of Health Sciences as the Director of the Department of Diagnostic Imaging. He was also Faculty Director for the Imaging Residency Program and Director of the National MRI Center.

Dr. Rich re-joined the faculty of NWHSU in September 2005. He enjoys his time lecturing and spending time "in the dark" interpreting imaging studies. In his free time he spends time with his wife and nine children and serving in the local church.