Meetings By Mail Penn Radiology Breast Imaging Fundamentals and Innovations 2016
Meetings By Mail Penn Radiology Breast Imaging Fundamentals and Innovations 2016
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Meetings By Mail Penn Radiology Breast Imaging Fundamentals and Innovations 2016
Include: 22 videos + 1 pdf, size: 2.22 GBTarget Audience: radiologists
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Release date: June 5, 2018
Internationally renowned speakers from Penn Radiology and other notable institutions gather to present the best practices for today’s breast imager. Fundamentals will be reviewed, and hot topics examined including breast cancer screening, digital breast tomosynthesis and abbreviated MR. Presentations will focus on the incorporation of newer technologies into conventional protocols.
This outstanding CME activity features:
• 22 complete A/V presentations and panel discussions in their entirety
• Topics include BI-RADs 5th Edition, breast ultrasound, digital tomosynthesis, biopsies, management of high risk lesions, breast density, breast cancer biology, DCIS, post-op imaging, lymph nodes, problem solving, contrast enhanced digital mammography, BI-RADs 3 lesions, abbreviated breast MR,
male breast, false negatives and much more!
Purpose Statement
The Breast Imaging landscape is rapidly changing. The debate over breast cancer screening continues to evolve, requiring updates as to current practices. Additionally, technical advances such as digital breast tomosynthesis, whole breast ultrasound and “fast” or abbreviated breast MRI demand renewed examination, as new data supports their incorporation into previously conventional protocols. Penn Radiology Breast Imaging: State of the Art analyzes the current controversies and presents the best practices for today’s breast imager. The activity is also designed to meet MQSA CME requirements.
The Breast Imaging landscape is rapidly changing. The debate over breast cancer screening continues to evolve, requiring updates as to current practices. Additionally, technical advances such as digital breast tomosynthesis, whole breast ultrasound and “fast” or abbreviated breast MRI demand renewed examination, as new data supports their incorporation into previously conventional protocols. Penn Radiology Breast Imaging: State of the Art analyzes the current controversies and presents the best practices for today’s breast imager. The activity is also designed to meet MQSA CME requirements.
Educational Objectives
After completing this activity, the participant should be better able to:
1. Explain the roles and potential benefits of digital breast tomosynthesis and synthetic 2D imaging in the screening and diagnosis of breast cancer and benign breast diseases
2. Discuss the data on the use of breast MRI and ultrasound in the supplemental screening of high and intermediate risk women as well as women with dense breasts
3. Discuss the emerging technologies of contrast enhanced digital mammography and abbreviated breast MRI
4. Describe new breast ultrasound techniques and applications
5. Explain the changes in the new BI-RADS 5th edition for breast imaging
+ Topics:1. Explain the roles and potential benefits of digital breast tomosynthesis and synthetic 2D imaging in the screening and diagnosis of breast cancer and benign breast diseases
2. Discuss the data on the use of breast MRI and ultrasound in the supplemental screening of high and intermediate risk women as well as women with dense breasts
3. Discuss the emerging technologies of contrast enhanced digital mammography and abbreviated breast MRI
4. Describe new breast ultrasound techniques and applications
5. Explain the changes in the new BI-RADS 5th edition for breast imaging
Brochure.pdf
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Session 1 Basics and Beyond Breast Ultrasound Evaluating Palpable and Non-Palpable Lesions.mp4
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Session 1 Basics and Beyond Breast Ultrasound Screening, Newer Techniques, and Applications.mp4
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Session 1 Basics and Beyond Case Based Implementation of Digital Breast Tomosynthesis.mp4
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Session 1 Basics and Beyond Digital Breast Tomosynthesis What Does the Data Show.mp4
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Session 1 Basics and Beyond Highlights of New BI-RADS 5th Edition for Mammography, Ultrasound and MRI.mp4
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Session 2 Biopsies Breast Biopsies Basics and Lessons Learned.mp4
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Session 2 Biopsies Breast MR Interpretation.mp4
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Session 2 Biopsies High Risk Lesions.mp4
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Session 2 Biopsies Panel Discussion.mp4
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Session 3 Problem Solving Imaging I Basics of Breast Cancer Biology.mp4
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Session 3 Problem Solving Imaging I Breast Density and Beyond Risk Assessment in Breast Imaging.mp4
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Session 3 Problem Solving Imaging I Imaging and Biology of DCIS.mp4
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Session 3 Problem Solving Imaging I Imaging of the Post-Op Breast.mp4
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Session 4 Problem Solving Imaging II Lymph Nodes What to Do When.mp4
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Session 4 Problem Solving Imaging II Management of Clinical Breast Problems.mp4
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Session 4 Problem Solving Imaging II Panel Discussion.mp4
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Session 5 Quality Improvement and What’s Next Abbreviated Breast MR.mp4
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Session 5 Quality Improvement and What’s Next Breast Imaging of Males and Transgender Individuals – Why, Who, When, Why.mp4
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Session 5 Quality Improvement and What’s Next Challenging Clinical Cases.mp4
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Session 5 Quality Improvement and What’s Next Contrast Enhanced Digital Mammography.mp4
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Session 5 Quality Improvement and What’s Next False Negatives Where Did We Go Wrong.mp4
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Session 5 Quality Improvement and What’s Next Review of BIRADs 3 Lesions – Why and Why Not.mp4
