Discuss the compartments of the head and neck, their major components, and most common pathology. Demonstrate detailed knowledge of temporal bone anatomy. Discuss in detail, with the consulting physician, pathology of the face, orbit, sinus, and neck including significance of findings and imaging options. In addition to duties described for other rotations. Obtain the special procedure schedule of the day.
Phone reports to referring physicians.
Keep patient's family informed of progress when appropriate. Discuss indications, relative value and risks of angiography and myelography. Discuss modifications of studies based on expected and unexpected pathology. Demonstrate a thorough knowledge of the vascular anatomy of the CNS and pathology as demonstrated angiographically. Demonstrate a thorough knowledge of the myelographic anatomy and pathology.