Society for Pediatric Radiology Trauma and ER Imaging Course On-Demand 2025 (Videos)

Comprehensive Pediatric Emergency & Trauma Imaging Review

Enhance your expertise in pediatric emergency and trauma imaging with the Society for Pediatric Radiology (SPR) Trauma and ER Imaging Course On-Demand 2025.

This comprehensive educational program provides a focused review of high-yield imaging considerations encountered in pediatric emergency and trauma settings. The course emphasizes practical image interpretation, appropriate modality selection, pediatric MRI techniques, and recognition of common diagnostic pitfalls.

The program was developed to help clinicians improve diagnostic confidence when evaluating acutely ill or injured pediatric patients and to apply appropriate imaging strategies across a broad range of emergency conditions.

Product Details

• Course: SPR Trauma and ER Imaging Course On-Demand 2025
• Provider: Society for Pediatric Radiology (SPR)
• Release Date: March 17, 2025
• Format: On-Demand Videos
• Language: English
• Educational Focus: Pediatric Radiology, Emergency Imaging & Trauma Imaging
• Learning Format: Expert Lectures and Imaging-Based Education

Course Overview

Pediatric emergency imaging presents unique diagnostic challenges because imaging protocols, radiation considerations, anatomy, and disease presentations differ substantially from those encountered in adults.

The SPR Trauma and ER Imaging Course 2025 provides a practical review of pediatric emergency imaging using multiple imaging modalities and focuses on conditions routinely encountered in clinical practice.

The program also addresses common interpretation errors and pitfalls, helping imaging professionals recognize situations where diagnostic mistakes may occur and understand how to avoid them.

What You’ll Learn

Participants will develop practical knowledge in:

• Pediatric emergency imaging
• Pediatric trauma imaging
• Multimodality imaging
• Emergency radiology
• Imaging modality selection
• Advantages and limitations of different imaging modalities
• Common pediatric emergency conditions
• Common diagnostic pitfalls
• Pediatric MRI
• Rapid MRI techniques
• Emergency imaging decision-making
• Trauma imaging interpretation

Comprehensive Course Topics

Pediatric Emergency Imaging

Review relevant and high-yield imaging information for pediatric conditions routinely encountered in emergency practice.

Topics include:

• Pediatric emergency radiology
• Acute pediatric conditions
• Emergency imaging assessment
• Multimodality diagnostic approaches
• High-yield imaging findings
• Practical image interpretation

Pediatric Trauma Imaging

Develop a structured approach to imaging pediatric trauma patients.

Topics include:

• Pediatric trauma evaluation
• Emergency trauma imaging
• Appropriate modality selection
• Imaging limitations
• Diagnostic considerations in pediatric trauma
• Common interpretation challenges

Multimodality Imaging

Understand how different imaging modalities can be used effectively in pediatric emergency settings.

The course addresses:

• Comparative imaging modalities
• Advantages of individual modalities
• Limitations of individual modalities
• Appropriate clinical applications
• Modality selection in emergency situations
• Balancing diagnostic effectiveness with pediatric considerations

Pediatric MRI

Explore the expanding role of MRI in pediatric emergency imaging.

Topics include:

• Pediatric MRI methods
• Rapid MRI
• Increasing applications of rapid MRI
• Emergency MRI considerations
• MRI utilization in pediatric emergency settings

Diagnostic Pitfalls & Errors

Recognize common errors that may affect pediatric emergency radiology practice.

The program addresses:

• Common interpretation pitfalls
• Diagnostic errors
• Sources of imaging-related mistakes
• Strategies to avoid common errors
• Improving diagnostic accuracy

Learning Objectives

After completing this educational activity, participants will be able to:

• Review current and high-yield pediatric emergency imaging information across multiple imaging modalities.
• Evaluate a broad range of pediatric conditions routinely encountered in emergency practice.
• Recognize common pitfalls and errors associated with pediatric emergency radiology.
• Apply strategies to reduce common diagnostic errors.
• Compare the advantages and limitations of different imaging modalities in pediatric emergency settings.
• Select appropriate imaging approaches based on the clinical scenario.
• Understand pediatric MRI techniques increasingly used in emergency settings.
• Apply rapid MRI concepts where appropriate in pediatric emergency imaging.

Educational Highlights

• Pediatric Emergency Radiology
• Pediatric Trauma Imaging
• Emergency Imaging
• Multimodality Imaging
• Pediatric MRI
• Rapid MRI
• Diagnostic Imaging
• Imaging Modality Selection
• Imaging Pitfalls
• Diagnostic Error Prevention
• Pediatric Trauma
• Emergency Radiology
• Clinical Image Interpretation
• Evidence-Based Imaging
• Continuing Medical Education (CME)

Why This Course Stands Out

The SPR Trauma and ER Imaging Course On-Demand 2025 focuses specifically on the challenges of imaging pediatric patients in emergency and trauma settings.

Its combination of high-yield emergency imaging review, multimodality education, pediatric MRI techniques, and practical discussion of common diagnostic pitfalls makes it a valuable resource for radiologists and clinicians who routinely evaluate pediatric emergency and trauma cases.

Target Audience

This educational activity is ideal for:

• Pediatric Radiologists
• General Radiologists
• Emergency Medicine Physicians
• Radiology Residents
• Radiology Fellows
• Neuroradiologists
• Child Abuse Pediatricians
• Pediatric Trauma Surgeons
• Pediatric Oncologists
• Interventional Radiologists
• Pediatric Orthopedic Surgeons
• Healthcare professionals involved in pediatric emergency and trauma imaging

Who Should Take This Course?

This program is particularly useful for professionals who:

• Interpret pediatric emergency or trauma imaging studies.
• Work in pediatric emergency departments or trauma settings.
• Need to strengthen pediatric imaging interpretation skills.
• Want to improve selection of appropriate imaging modalities.
• Encounter diagnostic challenges in pediatric emergency radiology.
• Want to better understand the growing role of rapid MRI.
• Are preparing for radiology examinations or pediatric radiology training.

Course Benefits

By reviewing this program, learners can strengthen their approach to:

• Pediatric emergency imaging
• Trauma imaging
• Multimodality assessment
• Imaging selection
• Pediatric MRI
• Rapid MRI
• Diagnostic error prevention
• Emergency radiology interpretation
• Pediatric trauma evaluation

Topics

Session I: Neuroimaging

• Pediatric Head and Neck Injuries.

• Hydrocephalus and Ventricular Emergencies.

• Pediatric CNS Infections and Mimics.

• Pediatric Stroke.

Session II: Non-accidental Trauma

• CNS Findings with Non-accidental Trauma.

• Body Imaging Findings in Non-accidental Trauma.

• MSK Imaging Findings of Non-accidental Trauma.

• Clinician’s Perspective on Non-accidental Trauma – Child Abuse Expert.

Session III: Visceral Imaging Part 1

• Pediatric Blunt Thoracic Trauma.

• Pediatric Blunt Abdominal Trauma.

• Pediatric Genitourinary Trauma.

• A Pediatric Trauma Surgeon’s Perspective: How Imaging Can Help Guide Management.

Session IV: Visceral Imaging Part 2

• Non-traumatic Pediatric Chest Emergencies.

• Non-traumatic Pediatric Abdominal and Pelvic Emergencies.

• Non-traumatic Musculoskeletal Emergencies.

• Pediatric Oncological Emergencies.

Session V: Special Considerations in Emergency Imaging

• Often Missed and Overlooked by Trainees and Colleagues.

• Legal Considerations in Emergency Imaging.

• Forensic Imaging in the Pediatric Emergency Setting.

• Lifestyle, Workflow and Recruitment.

• After Hours Workflow and Staffing.

Session VI: Emergency Ultrasound and MRI in Pediatric Radiology

• Rapid MRI Protocol for Appendicitis and More.

• Beyond Appendicitis, Rapid MRI for Ovarian Torsion and Mimics in the ER.

• US for Midgut Volvulus.

• Contrast-Enhanced US: Uses in an Emergency Setting.

Session VII: Fluoroscopy and Interventional Radiology in the Emergency Setting

• IR: Updates in Pediatric Trauma.

• Review of Button Battery Ingestions in Children: Diagnosis and Management.

• Rapid Fire Case-Based Review In Fluoroscopy.

Session VIII: Emergency MSK Imaging

• Pelvic Trauma: Pediatrics to Adults.

• Pediatric Spine Trauma.

• To Extremities and Beyond: Common and Not So Common Pediatric Fractures on Radiographs.

• Rapid MRI for Pediatric Musculoskeletal Infections.