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Event Sponsor: American Osteopathic College of Radiology

AOCR The Generalist’s Spine

This lecture is intended to refresh spinal findings with emphasis on meeting general practice demands. Learning objectives: Review foundational spinal imaging anatomy Recognize urgent and emergent spinal imaging abnormalities and lookalikes Review commonly accepted degenerative spine nomenclature and potential interventions Appreciate potential role of AI

06.25.25

AOCR Neuroimaging in Stroke

This lecture is intended to review the role of neuroimaging in stroke. Learner objectives: Review clinical management  and treatment strategies of acute ischemic stroke Review cerebrovascular anatomy Recognize the role of imaging in acute ischemic stroke Identify common imaging findings on CT and MRI in cerebrovascular disease and stroke

03.17.25

AOCR Acute Mesenteric Ischemia

This lecture will discuss acute mesenteric ischemia including CT protocol used in the evaluation of acute mesenteric ischemia, understand the different etiologies of acute mesenteric ischemia, and evaluate for the radiological features associated with each etiology of acute mesenteric ischemia.

01.21.25

AOCR Advanced Imaging of the Prostate PI-RADS v2.1 and Beyond

This lecture is intended to help radiologists understand Prostate MRI and PI-RADS v2.1, so that they may integrate it into their daily practice. Pet/CT in regards to prostate imaging will also be touched on briefly.

12.02.24

AOCR Abdominal Trauma Imaging Review

This webinar will serve as a review of imaging in abdominal trauma, focusing on blunt trauma and visceral injuries. Learning objectives: Understand the clinical approach to abdominal injuries and potential outcomes. Define the AAST solid organ injury grading scales for liver, spleen and kidney trauma by using example cases. Review typical imaging findings of bowel, … Read More

12.02.24

All Things Pancreas: Tips and Tricks to Nailing the Diagnosis and More

This lecture will provide tips and tricks for the practicing radiologist to delineate the multiple subtle differences in the imaging appearance of a wide range of pancreas pathology. Upon completion, learners will be more confident in their diagnosis for all things pancreas. Learning objectives: Utilizing secondary signs to make the early diagnosis of pancreatic masses. … Read More

11.05.24

Evolution and Current State of Carotid Ultrasound

Within this lecture, the 30+ year evolution of the use of carotid artery ultrasound imaging in the stratification of stroke risk reduction potential of carotid revascularization will be reviewed in light of carotid endarterectomy trials, Medicare carrier determinations and professional societal recommendations. The latest updates to exam interpretation criteria will also be included. Upon completion, … Read More

10.14.24

Embolization Update: Prostate, Knees, Hemorrhoids and Future Sites

With embolic techniques are rapidly evolving, this lecture will provide an update on techniques and patient selection. Upon completion, learners will become more familiar with arterial embolic procedures and how they can benefit our patients.

10.08.24

Head to Toe MRI

This on-demand course is intended for practicing radiologists and radiology trainees as it will cover a wide range of MRI focused topics common to most current diagnostic radiology practices, as well as introducing new/emerging MRI applications. It is organized in focused sessions with specific days dedicated to neuroimaging, musculoskeletal imaging and body imaging. Some sessions … Read More

09.06.24