2.25 CME
36 Videos
21 Clinical Cases
2.25 CME
Course Description
MR Defecography plays a critical role in diagnosing issues in the pelvic floor. Very often patients are frustrated by the symptoms surrounding these abnormalities and MR defecography can provide conclusive information about creating an appropriate path to treatment. In this series, Dr. Neeraj Lalwani reviews the anatomy of the pelvic floor, appropriate search patterns for MR defecography, and discusses how to create an impactful report for these studies.
In this series, Dr. Neeraj Lalwani reviews the anatomy of the pelvic floor, appropriate search patterns for MR defecography, and discusses how to create an impactful report for these studies.
Learning Outcomes & CME Information
- Apply appropriate search patterns to ensure high quality case assessment
- Identify key anatomical landmarks, variations, and abnormalities on imaging
- Accurately interpret advanced imaging cases
- Formulate definitive diagnoses and limited differentials
Instructors
Neeraj Lalwani, MD, FSAR, DABR
Associate Professor
Virginia Commonwealth University Health and School of Medicine
Lesson
Introduction & Anatomy
5 min.
Lesson
Defecography Protocol & Procedure
1 Clinical Case
28 min.
Lesson
Defecography Case Review
20 Clinical Cases
1 hr. 46 min.
How to Assess Defecography – Part 1
4 m.
How to Assess Defecography – Part 2
5 m.
Defecography Case Review – Comprehensive Search
10 m.
Severe Descent of Posterior Compartment
9 m.
Rectal Incontinence
3 m.
Posterior Compartment Descent in Male Patient
7 m.
Bicompartmental Pelvic Descent
4 m.
Tricompartmental Pelvic Descent
7 m.
Atrophic Levator Ani
5 m.
Uterine/Rectal Compression
4 m.
Severe Anterior Compartment Involvement
7 m.
Large Peritoneocele
5 m.
Itussusception
2 m.
Posterior Wall Rectoanal Intussusception
6 m.
Rectoanal Intussusception
2 m.
Intraanal Mucosal Intussusception
4 m.
Anterior Rectocele and Possible Intussusception
3 m.
Functional Defecation Disorders
5 m.
Nonrelaxing Puborectus Muscle
4 m.
Nonrelaxing Sphincter & Pelvic Floor Dysfunction
3 m.
Nonrelaxing Anorectal Sphincter
2 m.
Noncompliant Patient
5 m.
Nonrelaxing Extranal Sphincter
3 m.
Tarlov Cysts
3 m.
Tarlov Cysts at S2,S3, Large Cystocele
3 m.
Reporting Template
4 m.
Course Evaluation
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