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Brief Guide for CT Abdomen: Protocols, Positioning & Clinical Relevance
Curriculum
6 Sections
23 Lessons
3 Weeks
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Class 1: CT Abdomen Basics
3
1.1
Indications (Pain, Mass, Infection, Tumor, Stone)
1.2
Abdomen anatomy orientation on CT
1.3
Oral & IV contrast preparation
Class 2: Patient Positioning & Scout Setup
3
2.1
Scan range (Diaphragm to Pubic symphysis)
2.2
Breath-hold technique
2.3
Contrast timing (arterial, venous, delayed)
Class 3: Protocol Types Explained
4
3.1
Plain CT
3.2
Dual-phase liver (HCC, hemangioma)
3.3
Triphasic Liver Protocol
3.4
Pancreas & Renal mass scan
Class 4: Emergency & Urology CT
4
4.1
Acute Abdomen protocol
4.2
CT KUB (Kidney, Ureter, Bladder)
4.3
Appendicitis & GI perforation protocol
4.4
CT Urography: Phases, Delayed Scan
Class 5: Basic Interpretation Techniques
6
5.1
Windowing: Liver, Bone, Bowel
5.2
Spotting: Liver lesions
5.3
Spotting: Renal stones
5.4
Spotting: Bowel wall thickening
5.5
Spotting: Free fluid or gas
5.6
Case image walkthrough
Class 6: Final Quiz + PACS Demo + Certificate
3
6.1
5 MCQ + Image based questions
6.2
Protocol quick recap
6.3
Future steps to advance career
Indications (Pain, Mass, Infection, Tumor, Stone)
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