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2007 FOURTH ANNUAL MDCT NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM: SESSION ONE
MDCT: A Practical Approach
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Released: November 01, 2007
•Expires: October 31, 2009
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CE credits:
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Cost: $60.00
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Faculty:
James A. Brink, M.D., Sameh K. Morcos, M.D., Richard J. Solomon, M.D., Jay P. Heiken, M.D., Dushyant V. Sahani, M.D., Lincoln L. Berland, M.D., W. Dennis Foley, M.D., Donald P. Frush, M.D., Vassilios D. Raptopoulos, M.D.
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Session One is one of three sessions covering the 2007 Fourth Annual MDCT Symposium. This session is broken into two parts, the first being individual presentations covering a variety of topics and the second being the protocol panel discussion between a distinguished panel of experts. The presentation titles and the associated faculty for each are listed below. The estimated time for completion is 4 hours.
While patients have been the major beneficiaries of this technology through improved and rapid non-invasive imaging, we also recognize that scanning techniques have become more complex, both for scanning techniques and contrast media injections protocols.
Target Audience: This activity is designed for practicing radiologists working in either private or academic settings, radiologists-in-training, non-radiology physicians and practicing radiologic technologists.
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2007 FOURTH ANNUAL MDCT NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM: SESSION TWO
MDCT: A Practical Approach
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Released: November 01, 2007
•Expires: October 31, 2009
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CE credits:
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Cost: $45.00
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Faculty:
Gordon J Harris, Ph.D., Keith Dreyer, M.D., Ph.D., Giles L. Boland, M.D., Rendon C. Nelson, M.D., Isaac R. Francis, M.D., Elizabeth G. McFarland, M.D.
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Session Two is the second of three sessions covering the 2007 Fourth Annual MDCT Symposium. This session is broken into four parts, the first two being individual presentations covering a variety of topics and the third and fourth being CT Colonography Case Reviews. The presentation titles and the associated faculty for each are listed below. The estimated time for completion is 3 hours.
While patients have been the major beneficiaries of this technology through improved and rapid non-invasive imaging, we also recognize that scanning techniques have become more complex, both for scanning techniques and contrast media injections protocols.
Target Audience: This activity is designed for practicing radiologists working in either private or academic settings, radiologists-in-training, non-radiology physicians and practicing radiologic technologists.
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2007 FOURTH ANNUAL MDCT NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM: SESSION THREE
MDCT: A Practical Approach
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Released: November 01, 2007
•Expires: October 31, 2009
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CE credits:
4.5
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Cost: $67.50
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Faculty:
Mannudeep K. Kalra, M.D., Frank J. Rybicki, M.D., Ph.D., Geoffrey D. Rubin, M.D., William P. Shuman, M.D., FACEP, Sunny Abbara, M.D., Arthur Stillman, M.D., Ph.D., Udo Hoffman, M.D., M.P.H.
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Session Three is the third of three sessions covering the 2007 Fourth Annual MDCT Symposium. This session is broken into four parts, the first two being individual presentations covering a variety of topics and the third and fourth being Cardiac CTA Case Review. The presentation titles and the associated faculty for each are listed below. The estimated time for completion is 4.5 hours.
While patients have been the major beneficiaries of this technology through improved and rapid non-invasive imaging, we also recognize that scanning techniques have become more complex, both for scanning techniques and contrast media injections protocols.
Target Audience: This activity is designed for practicing radiologists working in either private or academic settings, radiologists-in-training, non-radiology physicians and practicing radiologic technologists.
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Contrast-Enhanced MRA Versus Nonenhanced MRA: Pros and Cons
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Released: December 01, 2007
•Expires: January 31, 2009
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CE credits:
2
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Cost: $0.00
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Faculty:
Derek G. Lohan, MD, Roya Saleh, MD, Kambiz Nael, MD, Mayil Krishnam, MD, Paul J. Finn, MD
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The authors present the progression of nonenhanced and enhanced MRA to date, illustrating key characteristics as well as discussing the current applications of each in diagnostic imaging. Test your knowledge and earn 2 CME Credits in Contrast-Enhanced MRA Versus Nonenhanced MRA: Pros and Cons.
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Hot Topics In CT
Six Clinical Presentations and Open-Forum Discussions
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Released: November 01, 2007
•Expires: November 01, 2008
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CE credits:
6
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Cost: $0.00
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Faculty:
Elliot K. Fishman, MD, DeAnn Haas, James P. Earls, MD, Charles White, MD, Michael E. Zalis, MD, Michael Federle, MD
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This supplement comprises an impressive array of review articles by a distinguished panel of experts. Dr. Elliot K. Fishman presented an overview on the state-of-the-art “Hot Topics” in CT; the rest of the panel included:
DeAnn Haas (GE Healthcare, Waukesha, WI), Current status of CT technology
James P. Earls, MD (Fairfax Radiological Consultants, Fairfax, VA), New developments in cardiac gating
Charles S. White, MD (University of Maryland, Baltimore, MD), Triple rule-out CT in the emergency department
Michael E. Zalis, MD (Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA), CT colonography: Toward a computer-aided, noncathartic examination
Michael P. Federle, MD (University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Pittsburgh, PA), CT of the small intestine: Enterography and angiography
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Implementation of Digital Mammography in the Workplace
Selected Papers from the 10th Annual Digital X-Ray and PACS Educational Forum
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Released: November 01, 2007
•Expires: December 31, 2008
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CE credits:
5
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Cost: $55.00
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Faculty:
Gillian M. Newstead, MD, FACR, Ellen Shaw de Paredes, MD, FACR, Kathleen Willison, RT(R)(M), Judith LaBella, RT(R)(M), Margarita L. Zuley, MD, FACR, J. Anthony Seibert, PhD
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To access this course at no cost please refer to Applied Radiology Volume 36, Issue 11 (November 2007) page 69 OR your local Fujifilm Representative for the invitational Access Code.
In this program, the authors address various topics that relate to the implementation of digital mammography in the workplace. We offer the perspectives of the physicist, technologist, and radiologist as well as an assessment of cost and workflow. We will also gain perspectives on the challenges regarding connectivity and archiving. Also, throughout our technologic transformations, we must remember that mammography does not stand alone but is part of an armamentarium of other modalities that help us to detect, assess, and diagnose breast cancer.
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Reducing the Risk of Contrast Induced Nephropathy (CIN) in Patients with Renal Disease
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Released: December 01, 2007
•Expires: February 28, 2009
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CE credits:
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Cost: $55.00
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Faculty:
Applied Radiology
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Hear from physicians who participated in the IMPACT Study and review their protocols for avoiding the possibility of CIN.
Brendan Barret, MD, Efficacy of Contrast Enhancement and Effect on the Heart Rate with Iopamidol 320 and Iodixanol
Dushyant Sahani, MD, Optimizing Contrast Delivery — A Comparison of the Efficacy and Safety of Iopamidol-370 and Iodixanol-320 in Patients Undergoing MDCT
Jay Heiken, MD, CIN in Patients with Chronic Kidney Disease
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