Cardiac Imaging
Until a few years ago the stethoscope was practically the only modality available for the assessment of heart function. Thankfully we now have a plethora of imaging modalities which permit the accurate assessment of heart structure and function. This Session provides an overview of several cardiac imaging modalities available including their respective uses, advantages and disadvantages as well as patient characteristics which have to be kept in mind when making a decision on which cardiac imaging modality to use in particular clinical scenarios.
Learning Objectives:
- To highlight the challenges of cardiac imaging when compared to imaging of other organs.
- To increase the appreciation of the repertoire of modern cardiac imaging modalities available including their respective uses, advantages and disadvantages.
- To give an overview of how decisions are made on which cardiac imaging modalities are used in particular clinical situations.
- To illustrate the multimodality approach to address a given clinical question through the representation of real life clinical scenarios.
| Partner Organisation | Maltese Cardiac Society | |
| Peer Review | Maltese Cardiac Society | |
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Medical Association of Malta as representative of UEMS | 0.5 Credits |
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Malta College of Family Doctors | 0.5 Credits |
On completion of this module you will be awarded 1 Point. Each point is equivalent to MCFD 0.5 CPD units / 0.5 European CME Credits (ECMEC’s).
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Release Date:
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23rd February 2020 |
| Accreditation Valid Until: | 23rd February 2021 |
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Industry Support The production of this eLearning session is supported by Saint James Hospital as a service to the medical community. The content of this session is completely independent and not influenced directly or indirectly by the supporting Company. |
