Ph.D. Diagnosticimaging Specialist
July.31 - Aug.2, 2026 | Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Course Overview
This three-day intensive course in Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging integrates X-ray and CT across a cross-modal diagnostic framework, guiding participants from systematic image interpretation to confident clinical decision-making in small animal practice.
Through an anatomy-based, case-oriented approach, participants will develop a clear understanding of how to interpret radiographic and CT findings and translate them into accurate diagnoses across multiple organ systems, using structured reading workflows applicable to daily clinical work.
Key Highlights
Cross-Modal Imaging Integration
Understand how to correlate X-ray and CT findings to enhance diagnostic accuracy and avoid common interpretation pitfalls.
Structured Reading & Reporting Workflows
Learn step-by-step X-ray and CT image interpretation workflows, from normal anatomy recognition to pathology-oriented analysis.
Comprehensive System-Based Coverage
Thorax, abdomen, head & brain, spine, appendicular skeleton, mediastinum, pleural cavity, liver, pancreas, spleen, kidneys, reproductive system, and vascular structures.
Advanced Veterinary CT Interpretation
Focused sessions on Angio-CT, CTA principles, hepatic vascular anomalies, multiphase abdominal CT, and NEW: CT neuroendocrine imaging.
Instructor-Led Image Reading Sessions (Computer Labs)
High-yield teacher-guided CT image interpretation sessions, demonstrating MPR, MIP, multiphase studies, post-processing logic, and diagnostic reasoning through real clinical cases.
Case-Based Diagnostic Reasoning
Illustrated with real-world clinical cases, strengthening pattern recognition and structured diagnostic thinking.
Clinically Transferable Take-Home Framework
Participants leave with a clear, repeatable imaging interpretation workflow applicable to daily small animal diagnostic imaging using X-ray and CT.
Curriculum
Day 1 - X-Ray
● Opening + X-ray reporting workflow
● Thoracic X-ray: Normal anatomy and pulmonary pattern
● X-ray: Thoracic Pathology
● Thoracic Clinical Cases
● Abdominal X-ray: Normal anatomy
● X-ray: Abdominal Pathology — Part 1
● X-ray: Abdominal Pathology — Part 2
● Abdominal Clinical Cases
● Wrap-up (X-ray)
Day 2 - CT + Computer Labs
● CT opening + reading workflow
● Thoracic and Abdomen CT Anatomy Review
● Head and Brain CT Anatomy Review
● Spine and Appendicular Skeleton CT Anatomy Review
● Pleural Cavity and Mediastinal Pathologies
● Computer Lab 1 (Thorax workflow, MPR/MIP, Mediastinum/Pleura)
● Liver and Pancreatic Pathologies
● CT Spleen
● Computer Lab 2 (Abdomen multiphase + Focus on Spleen)
Day 3 - CT + Computer Labs
● Imaging Diagnosis in Nephrology
● Angio-CT – Principles and Applications
● Hepatic Vascular Anomalies
● Computer Lab 3 (CTA, Shunts/Vascular, Post-processing)
● Reproductive System Pathologies
● NEW: CT Neuroendocrine
● Computer Lab 4 (Case Integration: Urology/Angio/Vascular + Neuroendocrine)
● Closing + Take-home workflow
Instructor
Dr.Simone Borgonovo
Ph.D., Veterinary biotechnology , Milan University
Diagnosticimaging Specialist,
Veterinary clinic gran sasso, Milan
EAVDl member, SVlDl member
Speaker/instructorin national and international refresher courses.
Payment Method
· Bank Transfer (CNY / EURO / USD / HKD)
· Alipay
Course Fee
Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging: Cross-Modal Approach with X-ray & CT | 2,800 RM |
Cancellation & Refund Policy
· More than 10 days before the course: 90% of the tuition will be refunded. Within 10 days before the course: Only 50% of the tuition will be refunded. Alternatively, your spot can be transferred to another participant.
· In case of course-related changes (e.g. rescheduling or venue change), a full refund can be requested. No additional compensation will be provided.
· Refunds are typically processed within one month. Thank you for your patience.
· If an invoice is required, please submit your request within 3 months after the course ends. Invoices must be issued within the same calendar year as the tuition payment. No refunds will be processed once an invoice has been issued.