The Large Animal Diagnostic Imaging Society is happy to continue to offer the virtual equine diagnostic imaging course in 2024 and beyond. This course introduces the basics of equine diagnostic imaging, including ultrasound, radiography, skeletal scintigraphy, CT, and MRI. It will present ultrasound imaging techniques for the equine metacarpus, pastern, metatarsus, stifle, and abdomen. It also covers radiographic interpretation of the equine distal limb, carpus, elbow, shoulder, tarsus, stifle, and axial skeleton. Equine skull, neck and distal extremity CT as well as equine MRI sequence selection, normal findings, and pathologic findings are discussed. This is accomplished through didactic (pre-recorded) and small group case sessions (live).

 

The course will be offered online-only, year-round for ACVR residents, post-trainees, and ACVR diplomates, with the ability to purchase only the didactic content or didactic content and a live case discussion session: