This lecture is intended to provide an overview of artificial intelligence (AI) applications in radiology, focusing on their clinical utility, current limitations and challenges associated with real-world implementation. Drawing on published evidence and practical examples, the session will: Explore opportunities to integrate AI into radiology workflows and considerations for its safe, effective deployment in clinical … Read More
A practical, case-based review of neonatal head ultrasound designed to improve diagnostic confidence for general and pediatric radiologists. This session covers modality/technical overview, normal anatomy and variants, congenital anomalies, and critical pathologies unique to term and preterm infants.
This focused mini-course provides a practical update on key developments shaping contemporary breast imaging, with particular emphasis on the ACR BI-RADS® Manual v2025 (6th edition), the first comprehensive BI-RADS update since 2013. Designed for practicing radiologists and radiology trainees, the course will highlight important changes across mammography, digital breast tomosynthesis, ultrasound, MRI and contrast-enhanced mammography … Read More
This lecture will help learners to develop interpretive strategies for common challenging musculoskeletal imaging cases, to recognize diagnostic pitfalls and minimize misinterpretation. In addition, learners will apply practical imaging cues and diagnostic algorithms to appropriately evaluate incidentally identified solitary bone lesions on computed tomography (CT). At the end of the lecture, the participant will be … Read More
This lecture is intended to provide a practical, imaging-based approach to vertebral compression fractures that improves recognition, characterization, differential diagnosis and clinically actionable reporting. Lecture objectives: Define bone anatomy and osteology Discuss population statistics of osteoporosis as they relate to vertebral fractures Identify imaging modalities including pros and cons of each Recognize types of vertebral … Read More
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