Internship and Lessons Learned in Conventional and Interventional Angiography
FH-MTD AV Annex 12: … Additionally, through active work in the sterile and technical field, practical knowledge and skills shall be acquired on angiography, interventional radiology and cardiac angiography within the framework of a minimum of 40 examinations. The internship is reflected in the form of a written assignment, individual conversations and plenary input. The key aim is to combine theory and practice with a focus on dealing with patients, crisis management and coping strategies.
Medical Case Analysis in Conventional and Interventional Angiography
Case analyses from the perspective of radiology, cardiology, neurology and oncology.
Radiographic Processes in Conventional and Interventional Angiography
Indication, contraindication, preparation, positioning, implementation, risks and complications, evaluation, documentation, hygiene, technical assistance, patient education and care, follow-up care, materials and instruments, contrast medium application. Exercises: Hands-on exercises in the radiographic processes of conventional and interventional angiography – operation, equipment parameters and imaging programmes, software interfaces, performance analysis.
The focus is on the following topics: preparation, positioning, implementation, evaluation, documentation, sterile and technical assistance, patient education and care, follow-up care, handling of materials and instruments.
Cumulative Internship and Lessons Learned in Radiography I
The cumulative internship serves to carry out the remaining examinations in the different fields as specified in FH MTD AV (as amended):
a. Radiological diagnostics (radiography): a minimum of 100 examinations covering the organ areas of thorax, skeleton, mamma, urogenital tract and gastrointestinal tract in a minimum of three disciplines;
b. Cross sectional imaging: a minimum of 40 computed tomography examinations, a minimum of 30 magnetic resonance imaging examinations and a minimum of 20 ultrasound examinations in a minimum of three organ areas;
c. Radiotherapy: a minimum of 15 planning cases, including simulation, as well as a minimum of 35 radiation sessions in the fields of teletherapy and brachytherapy;
d. Nuclear medicine: a minimum of 50 examinations in at least five of the following organ areas: skeletal system, endocrine system, cardiovascular system, respiratory tract, urogenital tract, lymphatic system, gastrointestinal tract,…
Measurement and Analysis Methods using Ultrasound
Part 1 Ultrasound equipment
Part 2 Technical quality assurance in sonography
Topics include sonic head performance, including geometry, linearity, contrast and resolution.
Exercises: Hands-on operation of ultrasound scanners, including quality assurance
Medical Case Analysis using Ultrasound
Case analyses of applications – potential areas: oncology, urology, gynaecology, orthopaedics, cardiology or emergency medicine Exercises: Hands-on exercises – Case analyses of applications – potential areas: oncology, urology, gynaecology, orthopaedics, cardiology, neurology, paediatrics or emergency medicine.
FH-MTD AV Annex 12 – practical part … a minimum of 20 sonography examinations in a minimum of three organ areas
Biostatistics and Analytical Methods
Descriptive and inferential statistics (types of scales, location parameters, graphical representation, types of distributions, probability calculation, regression analysis, variance analysis, correlation analysis, etc.)
Form and Content of Scientific Papers
Composition and structure of scientific papers, citation systems, research techniques, literature management systems, philosophy of science, application to the ethics committee.
Study Designs in Radiography
Descriptive and inferential statistics (types of scales, location parameters, graphical representation, distributions, probability calculation, regression analysis, variance analysis, correlation analysis, etc.)
Content analysis, questionnaire design, expert interview, guided interview, participant observation.
Synoptic Discussion of Results in Selected Areas of Nuclear Medicine
Interdisciplinary synopsis of topics related to nuclear medicine, e.g. nephrology, cardiology, oncology, neurology or paediatrics.
Synoptic Discussion of Results in Selected Areas of Radiology
Interdisciplinary synopsis of radiological topics such as trauma patients (trauma surgery), neurosurgery, general surgery, oncology, orthopaedics, etc.
Synoptic Discussion of Treatment in Selected Areas of Radiation Oncology
Interdisciplinary synopsis of radiation oncology concepts, such as neuroendocrinology, paediatric oncology, neurology, urology or gynaecology.