Webinar Objectives: • Identify CNS infectious agents in a variety of clinical settings • Recognize imaging patterns for common CNS infections in immunocompetent & immunosuppressed hosts • Discuss differential considerations for CNS infections
By the end of this lecture, participants should be able to describe: • Basic physiology of diphosphonate nuclear bone scan • Basic approach to protocolling bone scans based on clinical scenario • Relevant anatomy and changes in radiotracer distribution to develop a brief relevant differential diagnosis and recommend next best workup step, if appropriate
Webinar Objectives: • To review the MRI findings of the differential diagnosis for anterior knee pain • To better understand the evaluation of cartilage within the patellofemoral joint • To review key measurements when evaluating patella dislocation • To understand areas of impingement in the anterior knee that may result in pain
This webinar has been designed to improve learner knowledge of ankle MRI including the appearance of normal anatomy and the common pathology. This knowledge should allow the learner to accurately and efficiently read ankle MRI in practice, offering the clinician a specific diagnosis and etiology for the patient’s symptoms.
Following this lecture, the learner should better understand the indications and benefits of the use of ultrasound guidance for musculoskeletal procedures. She/he should also learn the correct materials needed and their appropriate set up. Finally, the learner should better understand basic techniques of common US-guided MSK procedures.
This webinar will review thoracic and lumbar spine fracture classifications as well as the role of MRI and the need to scrutinize the posterior ligamentous complex. Attendees will be able to identify stable vs. unstable thoracic and lumbar spine fractures, improving guidance for surgeons.
This webinar will discuss interdepartmental workflows regarding PI-RADS V2.1, giving the radiologist a better understanding of what the referring urologist needs to know. Multiple cases/images will be presented, outlining the PI-RADS V2.1 scores. In addition, FACBC PET/CT will be discussed.
The webinar is designed to increase radiologist understanding of the unique pathophysiology of neonatal lung disorders.