Base Knowledge
Degree in Medical Imaging and Radiotherapy, Nuclear Medicine, Radiology or Radiotherapy.
Teaching Methodologies
Classes will be expository with discussion, appealing to critical thinking about clinical situations, therapeutic approaches and their protocols and procedures.
The assessment will be carried out through a written test.
Learning Results
Knowledge:
– Specialized knowledge in neuroradiology and radiology Interventional procedures
– State-of-the-art knowledge of nuclear medicine therapies in interventional radiology-guided procedures.
– Specialized knowledge of nuclear medicine therapies
Skills:
– Monitor highly complex and innovative procedures
– Critically distinguish medical imaging procedures and therapeutic protocols
Competences:
– Apply the best procedure to follow the therapeutic procedures of Medical Imaging
– Contribute to the optimization of procedures by reducing exposure and improving quality
Program
• Therapeutic Approaches in Neuroradiology
• Therapeutic Approaches in Radiology
• Therapeutic Approaches in Nuclear Medicine
Curricular Unit Teachers
Gracinda Maria Lopes Magalhães CostaGrading Methods
Assessment will be carried out by means of a written test, with a minimum mark of 10.
Internship(s)
NAO
Bibliography
UFLAKER, Renan ; WHOLEY, Mark H. – Interventional radiology. New York : McGraw- Hill, cop. 1991. XX, 619 p. ISBN
0-07-065735-1
KOWALSKY, Richard J. ; FALEN, Steven W. – Radiopharmaceuticals in nuclear pharmacy and nuclear medicine.
Third Edition. Washington, D.C. : American Pharmacists Association, cop. 2011. xiii, 741 p. ISBN 978-1-58212-118-5
ZIESSMAN, Harvey A. ; O’MALLEY, Janis P. ; THRALL, James H. – Nuclear medicine. Fourth Edition. Philadelphia, PA
: Elsevier/Saunders, cop. 2014. xi, 452 p. ISBN 978-0- 323-08299-0
SARTOR, Klaus ; HAEHNEL, Stefan ; KRESS, Bodo – Brain imaging. [1st ed.]. Stuttgart ; New York : Thieme, cop.
2008. VIII, 300 p. ISBN 978-3-13-143961-1 casos clínicos apresentados pelos docentes.