Cervical Radiculopathy
A CME-accredited online short spine course
Enrolment Fee:
€159
This CME-accredited short spine course gives a comprehensive overview of often encountered questions related to cervical radiculopathy in the clinical day-to-day practice, to enable the clinician to make the best possible treatment.
The content is relevant for orthopaedic surgeon and neurosurgeons, resident doctors who want to expand their general knowledge, and non-surgical spine specialists who are interested in expanding their spine knowledge.
Why study this course?
World-class spine education
Fits around your schedule
With our online courses, you can study whenever you like, wherever you are – and fit it around your busy schedule.
CME Accredited
Read a textbook on spine surgery and no-one will know, but complete this course and you will gain CME Credits as proof of your study and helping to fulfill your professional development requirements.
Progress your career
Completing this course gives you a solid foundation, built on scientific principles, that helps you improve your research or practice.
Enrolment
There are fivelectures included in this course, and it takes approximately three hours of study to complete each lecture, with study material and references readily available for those who want to find out more. CME credits are awarded upon completion of each lecture assessment.
You can enrol and start the Cervical Radiculopathy course immediately. Once you’ve paid for your course, you will be emailed an Activation Key and instructions to unlock the course material on our learning platform, and you will have access to the course material for six months.
Cervical Radiculopathy course
Enrolment Fee: €159
More information
Includes:
- 5 Online Spine Lectures
- 10 Quizzes and Assessments
- Downloadable References
- 15 CME Credits
- 6 Month Access
Learning Objectives of this Module:
- To understand the technical principles, indicate the modalities and their limitations, and know the strengths and weaknesses of neurophysiologic studies in specific spinal disorders.
- To know the etiology and epidemilogy, natural history and clinical findings, and pathophysioloy of cervical radiculopathy.
- Know the indications and limitiations of conservative treatment options for cervical radiculopathy.
- Have a basic understanding of the pathomorphology, indications, the implications of fusion, and recent minimally invasive treatment techniques.
- Know the common complications, treatment options, and how to minimise complications in subaxial cervical procedures.
Lectures in this course
Neurophysiological Investigations
Lecturer: Armin Curt, MD
Clinical Findings, Pathophysiology and Natural History of Cervical Radiculopathy
Lecturer: Richard Assaker, MD PHD
Cervical Radiculopathy – Non-Operative Management
Lecturer: Richard Assaker, MD PHD
Cervical Radiculopathy – Surgical Management
Lecturer: Richard Assaker, MD PHD
Complications & Revision Surgery in Subaxial Cervical Procedures
Lecturer: Daniel K Riew, MD
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