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FSEM Webinar 12 - 'MSK Imaging in Sports Medicine’
This is a virtual event only.
This webinar will be co-chaired by Dr Ronan Kearney, Consultant Sports & Exercise Medicine Physician, Sports Surgery Clinic and Sport Ireland Institute & Dr Amélie Roland, GP, MSc (SEM), Trinity College Dublin.
Programme Outline:
10.00am - Introduction & Welcome Address - Co-Chair - Dr Ronan Kearney
10.05am - 11.30am - Speakers Presentations. Speakers are:
- Prof Stephen Eustace - Consultant Musculoskeletal Newman Professor of Radiology University College Dublin. Director of Radiology National Orthopaedic Hospital Cappagh – “Musculoskeletal Radiology – Past, Present & Future”.
- Dr Kevin Cronin (PhD) - Sonographer and Assistant Professor UCD with expertise in musculoskeletal ultrasound - “The Emerging Use of Ultrasound in Assessing Hamstring Injury Risk”.
- Dr Oisin Flanagan - Consultant Musculoskeletal Radiologist, Sports Surgery Clinic - "Thigh muscle injuries and the British Athletics Muscle Injury Classification (BAMIC)"
- 11.30am - 12.00pm - Q & A Session 12.00pm - CLOSE
4 External CPD Credits will be awarded by FSEM.
Speakers Bios click HERE!
This event has BJSM approval!
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Fees are as follows:
- Benefits Rate for Fellows & Members €0
- Standard Rate for Fellows & Members €25
- Non Fellows & Members Rate €30
- Benefits Rate for FSEM Students €0
- FSEM Student Rate €10
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