Learning Outcomes and Lectures
After completing this course, the learner should be able to:
- Recognize anatomic appearances of atelectasis, differentiate among etiologies, and describe imaging signs
- Discuss imaging appearance and differential diagnosis of infectious and noninfectious causes of airspace disease in immunosuppressed patients
- Discuss key factors in nodule management, management approach focusing on current guidelines, and pitfalls
- Review the spectrum of adenocarcinoma, correlation of CT with pathology, and impact on subsolid nodule management
- Discuss patterns of multiple small nodules, anatomic basis for pattern-based approach, strategies for diagnosis, common causes, and more rare considerations
- Recognize challenges related to pulmonary embolism diagnosis with CT pulmonary angiogram, identify solutions, and evaluate the problem of overdiagnosisReview the imaging of large and small airways, protocols, tracheal and bronchial tumors, and tracheomalacia and bronchiectasis.
Module 1
- Spectrum of Atelectasis on Chest Radiographs and CT—J. Czum
- Imaging of Infections in Immunocompromised Hosts—R. Madan
- Management of Solid Pulmonary Nodules: Characterization and Update—J. Ko
- Adenocarcinoma and the Subsolid Nodule: Current Concepts—J. Ko
Module 2
- Nodular Pattern on Chest CT—D. Manos
- Pulmonary Embolism: Beyond Filling Defects—Technique, Pitfalls, Misdiagnosis, and Overdiagnosis—L. Haramati
- Imaging of Airways—M. Hammer
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