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Registration Saturday: 09:00

Saturday: 09:15-17:15

This course is 7 CPD Hours

We are pleased to be offering a series of 4 imaging seminars. You can book each seminar individually, or receive a discount for booking all 4 (see ticket prices)

The dates are as follows:

Session 1 - 24 January 2026 - Ankle & Foot

This 1 day seminar is aimed at MSK professionals with an interest in the imaging of ankle and foot. The seminar will be delivered by Chiropractic Radiologists and a Medical Anatomist.

Anatomy of the ankle and foot will be detailed using plain film x-ray, MRI and ultrasound imaging, backed up by a practical session in the on-site pro-section lab.

The radiologists will cover the clinical indications for each imaging modality, normal imaging series and measurements, reporting terminology and indicators of pathology and trauma.

The day will consist of lecture presentations, pro-section lab and image reading sessions in the digital learning lab.

Seminar aims, objectives and learning outcomes:

Having completed this seminar you will be able to:

Speakers

Jane Cook, DC, DACBR, MSc APD, MSc US (MSK)

Jane is a Senior Lecturer in Imaging at HSU and has taught undergraduate and post-graduate students for over 30 years. She lectures in Plain film, MRI and ultrasound interpretation and scanning for MSK pathology and trauma. Jane has a particular interest in diagnostic ultrasound of the upper and lower limb and has been part of the Clinical diagnostic team at HSU for the past 18 years.

Solomon Segal Doctor of Medicine; Senior Lecturer of Anatomy

Solomon is a medically trained anatomist and neuroanatomist. He leads the teaching of neuroanatomy and head and neck anatomy at Health Sciences University.

Dr. Inger Roug is a third generation chiropractor and a graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic in 1989. She subsequently earned her diplomate in radiology from Logan College of Chiropractic , Missouri.

Dr. Roug has lectured at Life University, Logan College of Chiropractic, Western States Chiropractic University and AECC-UC. She is currently living in Bournemouth. Dr. Roug has authored several peer-reviewed research and case report articles in chiropractic and biomedical literature.

In addition to classroom teaching, Inger worked from 2003-2015 for two MR Imaging centres in the Atlanta, Georgia, USA area, where her main case loads were MRI and CT imaging of the spine and extremities.