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 will … Read More
This lecture is intended to provide a comprehensive overview of toxic metabolic encephalopathy. The learners will be provided with major imaging patterns and clinical presentations, allowing them to form thoughtful differential diagnosis. In addition, learners will be presented with emerging challenges of toxic metabolic encephalopathy pertaining to drug overdoses, such as opioids, cocaine, methanol, ethanol … Read More
This lecture is intended to improve participants’ understanding of wrist anatomy and MRI evaluation of the wrist in order to enhance diagnostic accuracy in clinical practice. The session will review key anatomic structures, discuss optimal MRI techniques for wrist imaging and correlate common pathologic conditions with relevant anatomy on MRI.
This webinar will help attendees become familiar with appropriate imaging and protocols for patients presenting with memory and behavioral changes. Topics covered will include different imaging appearances of varying causes of dementia, including movement disorders and genetic conditions, as well as discussion of current therapies being used in Alzheimer’s disease treatment to slow progression and … Read More
This lecture is intended to provide education, background and tips and tools of what to include in the medical records to better defend yourself before getting sued. The presentation will discuss real examples of lawsuits involving radiology and how the defendant could have defended themselves before getting sued, including what should have been included in … Read More
This lecture will provide a practical approach for imaging brain tumors and provide an update on the latest World Health Organization (WHO) classification system.
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 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 webinar details Cleveland Clinic’s enterprise-wide transformation from traditional peer review to a collaborative, non-punitive peer learning model in radiology. Presented by Aman Gill, MD, MBA, this lecture highlights how peer learning fosters diagnostic excellence, supports a just culture and enhances professional development. Participants will gain practical insights into how structured peer learning improves quality, … Read More