CME Science Abdominal Imaging – Gabriela Gayer, M.D.

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I-CME Science Abdominal Imaging – Gabriela Gayer, MD

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Incazelo Yesifundo

Lesi sifundo siklanyelwe ukuhlinzeka ngamathuluzi kubahlanganyeli ukuze bathuthukise amakhono okuhumusha besebenzisa ubuchwepheshe bakamuva bezithombe. Izifundo namacala azohlanganisa amasu okuzijwayeza asekelwe ebufakazini kanye nezivumelwano zokuthola ukunemba okuthuthukisiwe kokuxilonga emfanekisweni wesisu nesifuba.

Izinjongo zezemfundo

Ekupheleni kwalo msebenzi, ababambiqhaza kufanele bakwazi kangcono uku:

• Chaza intuthuko yakamuva kanye namasu ezithombeni zesisu.

• Yakha ukuhlonza okuhlukile okuhlobene nesithombe esifanele kanye nokutholwe okuhlobene ngokomtholampilo kwecala ngalinye elifakwe kulesi sifundo.

• Sebenzisa i-MDCT ethuthukisiwe ukuze uthwebule isithombe sesisu.

Faculty

Gabriela Gayer, MD

• USolwazi Wezemisebe | I-Sackler Faculty of Medicine

• USolwazi Wezemisebe | Inyuvesi yaseTel Aviv

• USolwazi Wezemisebe | I-Stanford University School of Medicine

UGabriela Gayer MD, unguprofesa wezokwelashwa eMnyangweni Wezemitholampilo eStanford University Medical Center, eStanford, California, USA. Uphinde asebenze eSheba Medical Center, exhumene ne-Tel-Aviv University, kwa-Israel, lapho athola khona iziqu eSackler Faculty of Medicine ngo-1986.

Uyisazi se-radiologist esishisekayo kanye nomcwaningi okhuthele emkhakheni we-CT yesisu, lapho izithakazelo zakhe eziyinhloko zocwaningo kuyisisu esibuhlungu, isisu sangemva kokuhlinzwa kanye nezinkinga ze-iatrogenic. UDkt. Gayer ungumbhali wama-athikili angaphezu kwe-120 futhi ukhonza njengomhleli-ndawonye wamaSemina ku-Ultrasound CT kanye ne-MRI kusukela ngo-2005, umsebenzi awuthola ukhuthaza futhi uvuselela.

• Usuku lokukhulula: July 23, 2020

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