This lecture is intended to provide a review and updates in perfusion imaging for patients with a stroke/artery occlusion.
This on-demand chest imaging mini-course covers topics in the rapidly advancing specialty of cardiothoracic imaging. Our goal is to provide a review of current concepts based on the needs of the college’s membership. The intended audience is for practicing radiologists, as well as, trainees to gain experience in advanced chest imaging with mainly CT and … Read More
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 … Read More
This webinar will provide an overview of wrist MRI with the intent to improve the general radiologist’s ability in interpreting MRI of the wrist. Lecture objectives Optimize wrist MRI protocol Develop a systematic approach to interpreting wrist MRI Review of wrist anatomy Become familiar with common pathology encountered on wrist MRI
This lecture will provide an update on CT imaging protocols for ER/critical care imaging, including a review of current protocols done for various diseases commonly encountered in the ER/critical care setting.
This webinar has been designed to inform radiologists of new and emerging technologies in the world of artificial intelligence (AI). Upon completion of this webinar, attendees will have a better understanding of AI basics, relationships of various AI approaches and how AI improves radiologist efficiency and, in turn, patient care.
This lecture is intended to raise the learner’s awareness of the differential diagnosis of shoulder pain on MRI and to clue them into subtle and easily overlooked diagnoses of shoulder pain. Throughout the presentation, they will understand why making these diagnoses are important for the patient and how they assist the treating physician in delivering … Read More
This webinar will provide a review on commonly performed US guided body procedures for general radiologists and new IR physicians, and may provide some new tips for the established IR doctor. The objective of this webinar is to help establish patient indication, techniques and review potential complications.
This image-based webinar will review common orbital masses and mass-like lesions. Upon completion, learners will be more familiar with the image findings and differential diagnosis.