Radiology CME

Clinical Competence in Breast MR, vol. 2 contains 100 new comprehensive Breast MR cases, including patient histories, hundreds of images, dynamic sequences and detailed explanations.†The case review explores the many indications for malignant and benign disease, featuring nodules, tumors and patterns of enhancement encountered in every day practice. Lectures in indications, techniques and the recognition and report of Breast cancer are also included.

This course meets the case requirement for ACR accreditation in Breast MR, and contains 25 self assessment CME credits for Maintenance of Certification. After studying Clinical Competence in Breast MR, vol. 2, you will:
• Understand the indications for ordering breast MRI
• Recognize the myriad appearances of breast cancer on breast MRI, including in situ and invasive cancer and evidence of metastatic disease
• Recognize mimickers of breast cancer, such as fat necrosis, granulomatous mastitis and lymphoma
• Understand the elements of reporting breast cancer

Penn Radiology’s renowned faculty provides a thorough review of best practices in Neuroradiology.  Comprehensive Neuroradiology: Imaging Ideals will benefit imagers, neurologists and neurosurgeons with an extremely detailed analysis of anatomy, techniques, modalities and procedures.  Worth 23 AMA PRA Category I Credits™, applicable toward Maintenance of Certification requirements.

Expert Radiology CME: Augment Your IR Practice

With a focus on practical, real-life solutions for the modern interventional radiology practice, this online CME program is a refresher on familiar procedures, an introduction to new procedures and new areas of IR interest, and an update on various areas of practice management.

NYU Langone Vascular and Interventional Radiology Review explores the technical and clinical nuances of safe, effective patient care through an expert-led look at evidence-based standards and clinical updates, a wide range of vascular and non-vascular procedures in adult and pediatric patients, peri-procedural care, recommended equipment, and more.

It’s continuing medical education designed to augment knowledge for practicing interventional radiologists, while also serving as a steppingstone for radiologists who are new to this vast, multi-system field.

Radiology CME: Standard Protocols and More

Experienced and knowledgeable faculty discuss the fundamentals and pitfalls of state-of-the-art imaging in this online video CME program. UCSF Imaging: Core and Extremities delivers a practical review of routine GI, GU, and ObGyn presentations of the abdomen and pelvis, as well as the diagnosis of routine and incidental findings in the lungs and chest cavity.

Short, focused continuing medical education sessions cover diagnosis in imaging of the brain, spine, and major joints in the musculoskeletal system, standard protocols for each organ system, and appropriate imaging technique and use of CT, MR, and US.

This video activity focuses on ways to help early detection of breast cancer by learning the risk factors, the different screening and diagnostic modalities and guidelines to what kind of screening is needed, and most importantly, when should screening begin.

Penn Radiology Emergency Imaging After Hours provides insight for imaging conditions where rapid response is required. An elite faculty guides learners with practical lessons in modality choice, image acquisition and interpretation skills for a wide range of clinical presentations. Selected topics in chest, neuroradiology, abdominal, pelvic, pediatric and musculoskeletal imaging are presented to ensure confident analysis, so the practitioner is never outside of their comfort zone. Worth up to 15.75 AMA PRA Category I Credits™, all applicable as SA-CME for Maintenance of Certification requirements.

Meetings By Mail presents Duke Radiology Comprehensive Review of Musculoskeletal MRI, providing a thorough review and update of techniques and protocols in this specialized imaging area. Course Director Clyde Helms, M.D. and faculty focus upon the best practices for analyzing a wide range of MSK anatomy, through the use of the latest MRI technology. Hundreds of images and thoughtful discussions provide a valuable resource to optimize musculoskeletal MRI for superior patient care. All 17.25 AMA PRA Category I Credits™ from this enduring material can be used to fulfill Self-Assessment CME requirements for Maintenance of Certification.

Acclaimed CME Review of Radiology Fundamentals

General radiologists and radiologists-in-training will benefit from this case-based look at the fundamentals of major organ systems and corresponding imaging modalities — from CT, MR, US, and X-rays, to mammography and nuclear medicine.

UCSF Radiology Review – Comprehensive Imaging features in-depth continuing medical education sessions focused on classifications and differential diagnosis of major organ systems diseases, as well as shorter focused online CME lectures on physics, radiation safety, cardiac, nuclear medicine, interventional procedures, and more.

Musculoskeletal Imaging CME: State-of-the-Art Updates

NYU Langone Advanced Imaging of the Musculoskeletal System: Up Your Game is a comprehensive and intensive series of online CME lectures covering major topics, including common sports injuries, bone tumors, arthritis and cartilage imaging, pediatric imaging, and AI. You can explore new advances in MR, CT, and US, and update skills with continuing medical education that will help you to:  

• Improve therapeutic decision making by learning how to modify imaging techniques and protocols for all areas of musculoskeletal MRI
• Develop a working differential for bone and soft tissue tumors and know when additional imaging or tissue sampling is warranted
• Evaluate the use of imaging in diagnosis and treatment of inflammatory arthritides and common musculoskeletal infections
• Describe techniques that improve MR imaging in the presence of hardware, as well as areas of pathology that can be diagnosed post hip, knee, or shoulder arthroplasty

Expert Clinicians Share Lessons Learned from Medical Mishaps

What My Mistakes Taught Me is a truly unique and illuminating online CME program. In 22 one-hour lectures, physicians from different areas of medicine and surgery discuss the expertise they’ve gained from problems, mistakes, and errors in clinical practice.

Led by Martin A. Samuels, MD, these experienced clinicians share case studies and the take-away messages learned from their own medical mishaps, emphasizing that:

• While we’re not perfect, we’re still valued contributors to our profession and society
• Perceived mistakes help us live with our imperfections and strengthen our integrity
• Recognized mistakes tell us what works and what doesn’t
• Accepting mistakes helps us take responsibility for erroneous ideas or actions
• Open acknowledgement of mistakes inspires others to do likewise