2017/18
29320 - Dental Radiology
229 - Facultad de Ciencias de la Salud y del Deporte
Compulsory
5.2. Learning tasks
The program that the student is offered to achieve the expected results includes the following activities:
1
Interactive lectures according to course syllabus.
Bases and mechanisms to obtaining radiological image. Radiation Protection.
Radiological anatomy with integration of the oral cavity and dental structures in the area of head and neck.
Semiotics and odontostomatological radiopathology in different imaging formation techniques.
Dentascan . Diagostic imaging in temporomandibular joint with special reference to the magnetic resonance.
2
Face workshops with radiological cases (X-ray viewer).
3
Visit hospitals to display performance of CT, MRI and orthopantomography.
4
Non-contact activities.
5.3. Syllabus
Introduction
1 Concept of Diagnostic Imaging. Modalities to obtain diagnostic imaging, historical sketch, development and evolution to the present day.
Bases and mechanisms for obtaining image
2 Concepts and general principles: electromagnetic and ionizing radiation.
3 Conventional Radiology and tomodensitometry. Physical principles, specific features.
4 Ultrasound and MRI. Physical principles, particularities.
5 Radiological technique, basic principles: Orthopantomography and intraoral radiography.
Radiation protection
7 Integration of the oral cavity and dental structures in the area of head and neck I
8 Integration the oral cavity and dental structures in the area of head and neck II
9 Integration of the oral cavity and dental structures in the area of head and neck III
Radiological semiology and Radiopathology
10 Intraoral radiography and orthopantomography. Basic semiology.
11 Intraoral radiography and orthopantomography. Major syndromes.
12 Dentascan. Basic principles.
13 Dentascan. Semiology and radiopathology .
Temporomandibular joint
14 Anatomical particularities. Diagnostic Imaging: conventional Radiology and tomodensitometry.
15 MRI. Radiological anatomy and semiological criteria.
16 MRI. Major syndromes.