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This focused mini course provides a practical, case-based review of emergent magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) across multiple organ systems and patient populations. Designed for radiologists of all experience levels, the course emphasizes the expanding role of MRI in acute care settings, highlighting situations in which MRI provides critical diagnostic information.
Through high-yield lectures and interactive case discussions, participants will review emergent MRI applications involving abdominal, cardiothoracic, neurologic, musculoskeletal, pediatric, and obstetric imaging. Topics include MRI evaluation of pregnant patients with abdominal pain, acute hepatobiliary and pancreatic emergencies, pulmonary embolism and acute aortic pathology, myocarditis, emergency brain and spine MRI, occult fractures, pediatric osteomyelitis, and emergent head and neck imaging. The course will also address MRI safety considerations in urgent and emergent settings.
Emphasis is placed on recognizing time-sensitive imaging findings, selecting appropriate MRI protocols, understanding diagnostic pitfalls, and improving confidence in on-call and emergency radiology interpretation. By integrating practical imaging strategies with clinically relevant scenarios, this course aims to enhance diagnostic accuracy and support timely patient management in acute care environments.
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