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
Learning objectives: Review the five (5) major connective tissue diseases and their thoracic manifestations. Identify common and uncommon manifestations of connective tissue diseases in the thorax on imaging. Recognizing imaging manifestations of drug-induced lung diseases that may occur in patients with connect tissue diseases.
PSMA evaluation is limited by the degree of uptake. This webinar will discuss methods to understand how to evaluate as well as provide an update on PET agents for prostate cancer staging, FDG evaluation of dementia and amyloid imaging of the brain for Alzheimer’s.
This lecture is intended to address acute aortic syndrome knowledge gaps. Upon conclusion, learners will be able to identify the subtypes of acute aortic syndromes and their characteristic appearances on CT angiography, and recognize both expected and abnormal post-treatment findings associated with these conditions.
This lecture is intended to outline a wide range of bleeding IR call emergencies including patient work up, CT diagnosis and IR treatment options and techniques.
This lecture will cover the fundamentals of MR safety including: Building a structured MR safety team Reviewing basic science and physics topics related to clinical MR scanning Refining knowledge surrounding MR safety screening and tools available for troubleshooting Reviewing MR conditional status and risk benefit analysis Apply concepts to real life practice cases
Cardiac amyloid is an under-recognized disease in clinical practice due to inconsistent use of appropriate imaging modalities for patients with suspected diagnosis. After viewing this activity learners will be able to: Recognize key clinical and imaging “red flags” suggestive of cardiac amyloidosis Describe the characteristic findings of cardiac amyloidosis across echocardiography, CMR and radionuclide imaging … Read More
This lecture is intended to give a general overview of hepatic fibrosis, how we clinicians asses for fibrosis and, more importantly, how radiologists play a role in that assessment via both ultrasound and MRI elastography. Upon completion learners will be more comfortable with both interpreting and reporting ultrasound and MR elastography.
This comprehensive course provides an integrated, systems-based approach to oncologic imaging across multiple organ systems. Designed for radiology trainees and practicing physicians, the course emphasizes practical imaging strategies, tumor characterization, staging and multidisciplinary collaboration in cancer care. Through focused lectures and case-based discussions, participants will review optimal imaging protocols for evaluating malignancies of the skull … Read More