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The sites described on this page are primarily for radiologists and other imaging specialists. You will find additional online CME sites and courses partially concerning radiology/imaging and nuclear medicine at the main online CME site. |
American
Society of Neuroradiology (ASNR)
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Some newer titles are: New Imaging Modalities; Biological Treatment with Gene Therapy and Stem Cells; Presurgical Mapping: MEG; Presurgical Mapping: fMRI and DTI; Emerging Applications in Restorative Neurosurgery and Functional Neuroimaging; Traumatic Brain Injury: Imaging Update 2006; DTI: Use of Fiber Tracking; and DTI: Use of Fractional Anisotropy. |
Aunt
Minnie Online CME |
About 141 cases using various radiologic modalities (CT, PET, MR, Isotopes) to diagnose patients. Each course "integrates knowledge, imagery, and dynamic interaction to enhance learning..." Each course delivers "choreographed, interactive knowledge to simulate real-time interaction with a radiologic expert. There are built-in mechanisms for assessment, certification, and credentialing..." |
DiagnosticImaging.com |
A single course in 4 parts: RFA and cryoablation offer safe, effective treatment of bone tumors; Ablation of kidney tumors can treat nonsurgical candidates; RFA in lung cancer: promising results in safety and efficacy and Expanded treatment of hepatic tumors is possible with RFA and cryoablation. |
Institute for Advanced Medical Education | 36 courses in medical imaging. The majority of offerings are in obstetrical ultrasound. Some nice pictures of black-and-white and color Doppler images. |
Journalbytes Radiology
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Each issue contains a variety of types of presentations: Literature Reviews; Critical Discussion and Commentary; Vital Topic; Audio Reviews; Tables of Contents from Key Journals; and an E-quiz offering 3.0 CME credit-hours. |
MedPix
Radiology Teaching Files, Cases and Medical Image Database | After login, click on Case of the Week. You will find (presently) 295 cases, each offering 0.25 hours of CME credit. Each case gives a brief history, summary of findings and images and asks you to make the diagnosis. |
Medscape
Radiology
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CME activities of special interest to radiologists and other imaging
specialists. Medscape contains a variety of educational formats:
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New
York Prostate Institute Second Annual Perspectives Meeting on Prostate Cancer 2005
| Click on the "TXT" icon to the left of "The New York Prostate Institute is committed..." to enter the course. At the end of this activity, you should be able to: discuss recent changes in the epidemiology and prevention of prostate cancer; apply recent updates in the early detection of prostate cancer; discuss the implication of pathology, staging and risk assessment; discuss the advances in brachytherapy, external radiation and surgery; describe new techniques of real-time dosimetry for brachytherapy; describe treatment assessment; and discuss salvage treatment options. |
PILOT
(Pulmonary fibrosis Identification: Lessons for Optimizing Treatment) |
PILOT focuses on the early diagnosis of idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF) and disease intervention and management.
There are three sections: |
PVICME (Pacific Vascular Institute for Continuing Medical Education)
| Cases include Follow-up of Internal Carotid Stenosis; Cervical Bruit; One Day History of Left Sided Paresis; Hepato-Portal Evaluation; Lower Extremity Arterial Evaluation; One Month History of Calf Pain on Walking; Ten Month History of Calf Pain on Walking; Lower Extremity Venous Evaluation; Two Week History of Left Leg Pain and Swelling; Sudden Onset of Left Calf Pain and Swelling; R/O Renal Artery Stenosis Secondary to HTN; and Left Upper Extremity Cold & Absent Radial Pulse. |
Radiology InfoNet | Nine CME offerings: MRI of the Breast; Organizational Architecture in Radiology: Modules 1, 2 and 3; Gadolinium Enhanced MRA and Multi-detector CTA in Infants and Children; MR Spectroscopy of the Brain; Using IV Contrast: Advice on Informed Consent, Administration, Allergic Reactions, and Extravasations; Cardiac CT Angiography; and Basics of Bone Marrow with MR Imaging. Post-test answers may be submitted online, but your check for credit must be sent by mail. |
RSNA.org (Radiological Society of North America) Education Center)
Education Portal (InteractED) | RSNA.org InteractEd contains several types of CME instruction, primarily oriented to radiologists, organized into 4 sections; plenary and focus sessions, refresher courses, RadioGraphics CME tests and education exhibits, and cases of the day. There are “over 300 peer-reviewed programs” available for study. |
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US of the Shoulder: Rotator Cuff and Non–Rotator Cuff Disorders (2006); Neuroendocrine Tumors of the Lung: Clinical, Pathologic, and Imaging Findings (2006) and Pneumoconiosis: Comparison of Imaging and Pathologic Findings (2006) are some of the articles you will find in a typical issue of RadioGraphics. |
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About 100 Refresher Courses in 20 areas of study. You
have your choice of Continuous Play Mode, which "provides a full-length
playback of the presentation utilizing streaming RealAudio and images,"
or Manual Mode, which offers "user-controlled, interactive
self-paced learning features."
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There are currently about 200 articles in the Education Exhibits section. Some articles include: Radiologic Evaluation of Uncommon Inflammatory and Reactive Breast Disorders; MR Imaging of Cardiac Tumors; Fractures of the Calcaneus: A Review with Emphasis on CT; Lymphangioleiomyomatosis: Radiologic Pathologic Correlation; and Diagnosing Traumatic Arterial Injury in the Extremities with CT Angiography: Pearls and Pitfalls. |
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Each set of 5 cases represents one credit. There are cases in the following areas: Breast, Cardiac, Chest, Gastrointestinal, Genitourinary, Mammography, Musculoskeletal, Nuclear Medicine, Obstetrics/Gynecology, Pediatric Radiology, Physics and Basic Science, and Ultrasound. |
Society of Nuclear Medicine | SNM has been totally revamped since the last visit. It now contains mostly streaming video presentations in these areas: Oncologic PET and PET/CT; Cardiac PET and PET/CT Imaging; and Molecular Imaging. |
SonoWorld
| SonoWorld is devoted entirely to diagnostic ultrasound. The primary CME material consists of chapters from three different textbooks, with online interactive testing. Current areas of study include: Abdomen/Retroperitoneum; Gynecology; Obstetrics; Vascular; Musculoskeletal; Superficial Structures; The Infant Brain; and Invasive Ultrasound. SonoWorld also offers a collection of ultrasound-specific learning materials (cases, articles and textbook chapters); all can be accessed free of charge. |
Studies in Nuclear
Cardiology | There are 14 activities in nuclear cardiology each offering 0.5 credit-hours. You cannot view the titles or content of the courses until you register and pay the $35 fee. |
TumorAblationClinic.com
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Four articles on the use of radiofrequency (RFA) and cryoablation in the treatment of various tumors: RFA and cryoablation offer safe, effective treatment of bone tumors; Ablation of kidney tumors can treat nonsurgical candidates; RFA in lung cancer: promising results in safety and efficacy; and Expanded treatment of hepatic tumors is possible with RFA and cryoablation. Read all 4 articles before taking the test for CME credit (4 hours). |
University of California San
Francisco (UCSF) Department of Radiology) eCME | Each case presentation begins with a clinical history followed by questions, answers, discussions, examples, selected readings, and images. You will find a single course in Musculoskeletal Imaging (10 hours). You may see a brief demo of each course; you must register and pay prior to viewing most of the course materials. After registering, you have 60 days to complete the course. When you submit your post-instruction exam, you may purchase a reference CD-ROM containing the case materials for an additional charge equal to the cost of the corresponding course. |