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LEARNING CONTRACT

SUBJECT ADVANCE CT TECHNIQUE II

CODE OF SUBJECT TRST.7.04
SKS 3 (2 THEORY, 1 PRACTICAL)
SEMESTER/CLASS VIII/ALIH JENJANG
ACADEMIC YEAR 2020/2021
COORDINATOR OF SUBJECT JEFFRI ARDIYANTO, M.APP.SC
LECTURER DR. LIDYA KUNTJORO, SP. RAD (DOSEN TAMU)
SIGIT WIJOKONGKO, SST, S.SI, M. KES
NANANG SULAKSONO, SST, M.KES
DAY/TIME FRIDAY, SCHEDULLED
THEORY
2 X 50 MINUTES CLASSICAL
2 X 60 MINUTES INNDIVIDUAL ASSIGNMENT
2 X 60 MINUTES STRUCTURED ASSIGNMENT
PRACTICAL
1 X 100 MINUTES LAB PRACTICE
1 X 70 MINUTES COMPOSING ASSIGNMENT
PLACE Daring, Helti and Zoom meeting

1. BENEFIT OF COURSE
After following this course, learners are able to apply the technique CT scan on all
organs of the human body in clinical situation including technics of spine,
musculosceletal for trauma, neoplasm, and other pathological condition. The cardiac
scanning for calsium scoring and and vasculary system in the heart are also studied
with emphazise of image quality appearence in artefact and improvement in CT
software such as 3D navigator and volume rendering.
2. DESCRIPTION OF LEARNING
This course learn about clinical applicationthe technique CT scan on all organs of the
human body in clinical situation including technics of spine, musculosceletal for
trauma, neoplasm, and other pathological condition. The cardiac scanning for calsium
scoring and and vasculary system in the heart are also studied with emphazise of image
quality appearence in artefact and improvement in CT software such as 3D navigator
and volume rendering.

3. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONAL OBJECTIVE

Being able to performa CT examinationon:
a.Techniques specific organ CT head

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b. Specifically organ thorax CT technique

c. Abdominal CT techniques specificorgan
d. Ct techniques joints and spine
e. Occupational Health and Safety

4. SPESIFIC INSTRUCTIONAL OBJECTIVE

1.Clinical application of CT spine:
1.1Cervical
1.2thoracal
1.3lumbar
1.4sacrum and coccyx
1.5 neck

2. Cardiac CT:
2.1. cardiac gating
2.2. calsium scoring
2.3. Examination technic

3. Clinical application of musculosceletalCTTechnique:

3.1. wrist joint
3.2. elbow joint
3.3. shoulder joint
3.4. ankle joint
3.5.knee joint
3.6. hip joint

4.New technic and software

4.1. CT perfusion
4.2. 3D navigator
4.3. Volume render
4.4. panoramic

5.CT artefact:
5.1. principle
5.2. image manifestation

5. LEARNING STRATEGY
Lectures conducted using lectures, discussions and laboratory practice. Lecturers giving
introductory material, students listen, take notes and ask questions. Lecturers give
assignments group of students to be presented and discussed. Practical activities
performed I na hospital radiology installation TugurejoSemarang.

6. MATERIAL/READING OF SUBJECT
1. PhiIlip W Ballinger (2003); Merrils Atlas of Radiographic Positions and Radiologic
Procedure
2. Seeram (2001): Computed Tomography
3. Kalender (2000): Computed Tomography
4. Saxton: Practical special procedure

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5. Neseth: Procedure & Documentation CT – MRI

6. Palmer (1992): Manual Radiographic Interpretation for General practiition
7. Takahashi (1983): Ilustrated Computed Tomography; A practical Guide in CT
interpretation

8. ASSIGNMENT
The task of this course is focused on the aspect of knowledge, attitude and psychomotor
against CT in organs as noted inthe studymaterial. Assignment given to students either
individually or in groups with an emphasison clinical application of the CT
examination in various pathological condition.Variations protocol is a protocol defined
by the CT examination of certain pathological disorders and modalities of Ctscans were
used as outlined in paper form with the deepening and analysis protocols in question,
the quality ofthe image produced and the ability of the image in the pathological
diagnosis. Results of subsequent assignments can be used for discussion and
presentation.

9. ASSESSMENT CRITERIA

Assessment Mechanism Other Condition to be Complied

Item Quality 1. Presence of student (theory) at
least 75% of meeting.
- Final Exam 40 %
- Midterm Exam 40 %
2. Presence of student (practice)
absolutely 100% of meeting.
- Assignment 20 %
3. Assignment should be done.
Total Theory 100%
4. the material being taught does
- Practical 100 %
not have to sort
(2xtheory+1xpractical)/3
Other Thing that Needs to be Delivered

10. LEARNING SCHEDULE

THEORY
MEETING TOPIC LECTURER
1 Learning contract and subject overview Jeffri
2 Clinical application in CT spine : cervical Nanang
and thoracal
3 CT of the neck Nanang
4 Clinical application in CT spine : lumbar, Nanang
sacrum and coccyx
5 Clinical application in CT of wrist and Jeffri
elbow joint

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6 Clinical application in CT of shoulder and Sigit

ankle joint
7 Clinical application in CT of knee and hip Sigit
joint
8 Midterm TEAM
9 CT Artefact Jeffri
10 Cardiac CT: physical principle Dr. Lidya
(Dosen Tamu)
11 Cardiac CT: calsium scoring and clinical Dr. Lidya
application (Dosen Tamu)
12 CT perfusion: head and body Dr. Lidya
(Dosen Tamu)
13 Advance software of CT Sigit
14 3D navigator Sigit
15 Volume rendering CT Sigit
16 End exam TEAM

PRACTICAL
MEETING TOPIC LECTURER
1 Clinical application in CT spine : cervical Sigit
and thoracal
2 CT of the neck Sigit
3 Clinical application in CT spine : lumbar, Sigit
sacrum and coccyx
4 Clinical application in CT of wrist and Sigit
elbow joint
5 Clinical application in CT of shoulder and Sigit
ankle joint
6 Clinical application in CT of knee and hip Sigit
joint
7 Clinical application in CT spine and Sigit
musculosceletal: review
8 CT Artefact Sigit
9 Cardiac CT: physical principle Sigit
10 Cardiac CT: calsium scoring and clinical Sigit
application
11 CT perfusion: head and body Sigit
12 Advance software of CT Sigit
13 3D navigator Sigit
14 Volume rendering CT Sigit

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Student Representative

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Coordinator of Subject,

(JeffriArdiyanto, M.App.Sc)
NIP. 197306141995031001

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