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This Year’s Foremost Radiology Meeting
National Diagnostic
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DECEMBER 6-10, 2015
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45 Faculty & 140 Lectures
26 SAMs
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UPCOMING COURSES
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ABOUT WORLD CLASS CME
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delivering the highest caliber continuing medical education courses. He recruited nationally-known
faculty and designed course offerings targeted at the progressive community physician who desired
the quality training necessary to achieve superiority in their chosen field.
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FACULTY
Daniel P. Barboriak, MD
Duke University Medical Center
Chest Radiology-Salon A
Blake A. Johnson, MD, FACR
Center for Diagnostic Imaging
Program Director:
H. Page McAdams, MD
Duke University Medical Center
Amit M. Saindane, MD
Emory University School of
Medicine
Caroline Chiles, MD
Wake Forest University
Breast Imaging-Salon C
Jeffrey P. Kanne, MD, FCCP
University of Wisconsin School
of Medicine and Public Health
W. Richard Webb, MD
University of California,
San Francisco
Musculoskeletal-Salon B
Program Director:
Mark W. Anderson, MD
University of Virginia
Laura Bancroft, MD
Florida State University School
of Medicine
Mark J. Kransdorf, MD
Mayo Clinic
Donald L. Resnick, MD
UCSD Teleradiology and
Education Center
Breast MRI-Salon C
Reni S. Butler, MD
Yale University
Eric A. Brandser, MD
Radiology Associates of Northern
Kentucky
Catherine S. Giess, MD
Harvard Medical School/ Brigham
and Women’s Hospital
Thomas Stavros, MD, FACR
University of Texas Health Sciences
Center in San Antonio
Cardiovascular Radiology-Salon B
Gastrointestinal Radiology-Salon A
Program Director:
Richard M. Gore, MD
University of Chicago
Bonnie N. Joe, MD, PhD
UCSF Women’s Imaging
Ultrasound-Salon B
Koenraad J. Mortele, MD
Harvard Medical School
Elizabeth A. Morris, MD
Memorial Sloan Kettering
Cancer Center
Program Director:
Thomas C. Winter III, MD
University of Utah School of
Medicine
Bruce A. Porter, MD, FACR
Swedish-First Hill Diagnostic
Imaging Seattle
Peter Doubilet, MD, PhD
Harvard Medical School/Brigham
and Women’s Hospital
Genitourinary Radiology-Salon A
William D. Middleton MD
Mallinckrodt Institute of
Radiology
Neuroradiology-Salon B
Program Director:
Erik Gaensler, MD
Bay Imaging Consultants
Wayne S. Kubal, MD
University of Arizona in Tucson
Constantine Raptis, MD
Washington University School of
Medicine
Perry J. Pickhardt, MD
University of Wisconsin School of
Medicine & Public Health
Evan S. Siegelman, MD
Hospital of the University of
Pennsylvania
Program Director:
Robert A. Novelline, MD, FACR
Harvard Medical School
Edward A. Sickles, MD
University of California,
San Francisco
Steven E. Harms, MD
University of Arkansas and the
Breast Center of Northwest
Arkansas
Fergus V. Coakley, MD
Oregon Health & Science
University
A. Thomas Stavros, MD, FACR
University of Texas Health Sciences
Center in San Antonio
Emergency Radiology-Salon A
Elliot K. Fishman, MD
Johns Hopkins University School
of Medicine
Susan M. Ascher, MD
Georgetown University
Maxine S. Jochelson, MD
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer
Center
Program Director:
Michael J. Ulissey, MD, FACR
Breast Diagnostic Centers
Auburn and Federal Way,
Washington
Program Director:
Michael J. Ulissey, MD, FACR
Breast Diagnostic Centers
Auburn and Federal Way,
Washington
Program Director:
Stuart G. Silverman, MD, FACR
Harvard Medical School
Catherine S. Giess, MD
Harvard Medical School/ Brigham
and Women’s Hospital
Leslie M. Scoutt, MD
Yale School of Medicine
Advanced Topics in Breast
Salon C
Program Director:
Michael J. Ulissey, MD, FACR
Breast Diagnostic Centers
Auburn and Federal Way,
Washington
Rachel F. Brem, MD
The George Washington University
Medical Center
Reni S. Butler, MD
Yale University
Program Director:
John S. Pellerito, MD
Hofstra North Shore-LIJ School of
Medicine
Elliot K. Fishman, MD
Johns Hopkins University School
of Medicine
Myron A. Pozniak, MD
University of Wisconsin School of
Medicine and Public Health
Interventional Radiology- Salon B
Program Director:
Ziv J. Haskal, MD, FACR
University of Virginia
Editor in Chief, Journal of Vascular
& Interventional Radiology
Hot Topics/SAM SLAM
Combined in Salon A and B
Program Director:
John S. Pellerito, MD
Hofstra North Shore-LIJ School of
Medicine
A. Brandser, MD
Radiology Associates of Northern
Kentucky
Lovleen Cavanagh, DO
North Shore Long Island Jewish
Health System
Elliot K. Fishman, MD
Johns Hopkins University School
of Medicine
Robert A. Novelline, MD, FACR
Harvard Medical School
Myron A. Pozniak, MD
University of Wisconsin School of
Medicine and Public Health
Marilyn J. Siegel, MD
Washington University School
of Medicine
COURSE OUTLINE
5-DAY DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY PROGRAM
Lectures
Ballroom A
Ballroom B
Classroom C
Sunday
Chest Radiology
Musculoskeletal
Breast MRI
Monday
Genitourinary
Neuroradiology
Breast Imaging
Tuesday
Gastrointestinal
Ultrasound
Advanced Topics
in Breast (AM)
Wednesday
Emergency Radiology
Cardiovascular
Radiology (AM)
Tomosynthesis Breast
Workshop
Interventional
Radiology (PM)
Automated Breast
Ultrasound Workshop
Thursday
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Combined Ballrooms A & B
SAM SLAM of Hot Topics
(All lectures interactive)
Tomosynthesis Breast
Workshop
Automated Breast
Workshop
45 faculty
140 lectures
Concurrent sessions in side-by-side ballrooms
Choose which lectures to attend
Up to 35 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™
Up to 7 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ each day
26 SAMs; Prepare for Maintenance of Certification (MOC)
Wide range of topics for Clinical Content SAMs
SAM SLAM of Hot Topics Day; Every lecture is interactive; 6 SAMs
Chairman Emeritus
J. Timothy Blackwelder, MD
President, Breast Diagnostic Centers
Auburn and Federal Way, Washington
Course Director
Heidi M. Wilson
President of World Class CME
Charlotte, North Carolina
5-DAY DEDICATED BREAST IMAGING PROGRAM
• Up to 26.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™
• 4 SAMs in Breast Imaging
• 8 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ in Breast Imaging for Breast Tomosynthesis
Workshop fulfilling FDA requirement
Breast Tomosynthesis Accreditation - World Class CME is accredited by the Accreditation Council for
Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
World Class CME designates this live activity for a maximum of 8.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™.
Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
• Automated Breast Ultrasound workshop fulfilling FDA requirement
(CME credits TBD)
COURSE OBJECTIVES
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
• Increase diagnostic capabilities in multiple radiology sub-specialties.
• Effectively use MDCT and MR imaging to evaluate the abdomen, liver,
pancreas, spleen and bowel.
• Apply ultrasound to obstetrical evaluations and beyond, including
gynecological, cardiovascular and other organ systems.
• Utilize MRI to assess injury and disease in the knee, wrist, elbow and
shoulder.
• Improve assessment of genitourinary malignancies, masses and anomalies
using MRI, CT and US.
• Plan the appropriate imaging of emergency department patients.
• Improve diagnostic accuracy in breast imaging and distinguish advantages
of the newest breast screening and diagnostic technologies.
• Determine the indications and applications of CT Angiography in
cardiovascular imaging.
• Correctly interpret and stage CT findings in the context of a lung cancerscreening program.
• Improve skills in interventional radiology procedures.
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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6
CHEST RADIOLOGY* BALLROOM A
Time
Program
7:00
Registration and Breakfast
Faculty
7:30
Lung Cancer Screening: Current Evidence and
Recommendations (SAM)
8:05
Lung Cancer Staging: Concepts and Controversies
(1 SAM with above)
8:40
Imaging of the Large Airways (SAM)
Kanne
9:15
Imaging of the Small Airways (1 SAM with above)
Webb
9:50
Break & Visit Exhibits
10:10
Lung Cancer Screening: Lung Nodule Classification
10:40
Drug and Radiation-Induced Lung Disease
11:10
Pulmonary Manifestations of Collagen Vascular Disease
Kanne
11:40
HRCT of the Interstitial Pneumonias: Cases You Will See
Webb
12:10
Questions & Answers
12:30
Morning Session Adjourns
1:45
Lung Cancer Screening: Repeat Annual Screens
2:15
Imaging the Mediastinum: Case-Based Review
2:45
Smoking Related Diffuse Lung Diseases
Kanne
3:15
Imaging of Acute Pulmonary Embolism
Webb
3:45
Questions & Answers
4:05
Adjourn for the Day
Chiles
McAdams
Chiles
McAdams
Chiles
McAdams
MUSCULOSKELETAL RADIOLOGY* BALLROOM B
Time
Program
Faculty
7:00
Registration and Breakfast
7:30
Meniscus of the Knee: Patterns of Failure with Emphasis on MRI
Resnick
8:00
Superior Labrum: Normal Variants Versus SLAP Lesions
Resnick
8:30
Triangular Fibrocartilage Complex of the Wrist
9:00
Spinal Compression Fractures: When to Worry
9:30
Questions & Answers
9:50
Break & Visit Exhibits
10:10
Incidental Soft Tissue Lesions: When to Worry
Kransdorf
10:40
Incidental Osseous Lesions: When to Worry
Kransdorf
11:10
Throwing Injuries of the Shoulder
Bancroft
11:40
Postoperative Imaging of the Shoulder
Bancroft
12:10
Questions & Answers
12:30
Morning Session Adjourns
1:45
Sports-Related Elbow Injuries (SAM)
2:20
MRI of the Knee: Unraveling the Posterolateral Corner
(1 SAM with above)
Anderson
2:55
MRI of the Knee: Medial Pathology (SAM)
Anderson
3:30
MRI of the Patient with Hip and Groin Pain: Where to Look
(1 SAM with above)
Anderson
4:05
Adjourn for the Day
Resnick
Kransdorf
Bancroft
*Program details subject to change.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 7
GENITOURINARY RADIOLOGY* BALLROOM A
Time
Program
7:00
Breakfast
Faculty
7:30
CT Urography of the Ureters
Silverman
8:00
MRI of Ovarian Cancer
Siegelman
8:30
What’s New in Prostate MRI: PIRADS and Other Advances
9:00
MRI of Gynecologic Malignancy: Uterus and Cervix
9:30
Questions & Answers
9:50
Break & Visit Exhibits
10:10
MRI of Endometriosis: Pearls and Pitfalls
10:40
Malpractice and Genitourinary Imaging:
What You Need to Know
11:10
Leiomyoma vs. Leiomyosarcoma: Is There a Role for MRI?
11:40
Incompletely Characterized Renal Masses
12:10
Questions & Answers
12:30
Morning Session Adjourns
1:45
Evidence-Based, Practical Approach to Adnexal
Incidentalomas (SAM)
2:20
MRI of Congenital Uterine Anomalies (1 SAM with the above)
2:55
MRI of the Adnexa: Challenging Cases (SAM)
Siegelman
3:30
Adrenal Gland Masses (1 SAM with the above)
Silverman
4:05
Adjourn for the Day
Coakley
Ascher
Siegelman
Coakley
Ascher
Silverman
Coakley
Ascher
NEURORADIOLOGY* BALLROOM B
Time
Program
Faculty
7:00
Breakfast
7:30
Intracranial Tumors and Tumor Mimics (SAM)
8:05
Stroke Update 2015 (1 SAM with above)
8:40
AVM’s: A to Z (SAM)
Gaensler
9:15
Introduction to Neck Anatomy (1 SAM with above)
Saindane
9:50
Break & Visit Exhibits
10:10
Radiologist’s Approach to Low Back Pain
10:40
Orbit-What You Really Need to Know
11:10
Spine Neoplasms
Gaensler
11:40
Intracranial Pressure Disorders
Saindane
12:10
Questions & Answers
12:30
Morning Session Adjourns
1:45
Imaging Evaluation of CNS Infections
2:15
Neuroimaging for Seizure Patients
2:45
Inflammatory and Infectious Disorders of the Spine
Gaensler
3:15
Sellar and Parasellar Lesions
Saindane
3:45
Questions & Answers
4:05
Adjourn for the Day
Johnson
Barboriak
Johnson
Barboriak
Johnson
Barboriak
*Program details subject to change.
Time Program
Faculty
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8
GASTROINTESTINAL RADIOLOGY* BALLROOM A
Time
Program
7:00
Breakfast
Faculty
7:30
Incidental Findings at Abdominal CT
8:00
Acute Pancreatitis
8:30
MR for the Non-Traumatic Acute Abdomen
9:00
Pancreatic Adenocarcinoma
9:30
Questions & Answers
9:50
Break & Visit Exhibits
10:10
MDCT Evaluation of the Spleen
10:40
Evaluation of Bowel Ischemia
11:10
MDCT Evaluation of Parenchymal Liver Disease
11:40
Abdominal Complications in the Oncology Patient
12:10
Questions & Answers
12:30
Morning Session Adjourns
1:45
Avoiding Misdiagnosis of the GI Tract Pathology (SAM)
2:20
Cystic Pancreatic Neoplasms (1 SAM with the above)
Mortele
2:55
MDCT of Hepatic Masses: A Pattern Approach (SAM)
Fishman
3:30
Diagnosis and Staging of Biliary Neoplasms
(1 SAM with the above)
4:05
Adjourn for the Day
Pickhardt
Mortele
Pickhardt
Mortele
Fishman
Gore
Fishman
Gore
Pickhardt
Gore
ULTRASOUND* BALLROOM B
Time
Program
7:00
7:30
Breakfast
Ultrasound of the Endometrium
Faculty
8:00
Saline Infusion Sonohysterography
8:30
Thyroid Ultrasound by the Numbers
9:00
US Evaluation of Complications Post Vascular Intervention
9:30
Questions & Answers
9:50
Break & Visit Exhibits
10:10
Sonography of Renal Masses (SAM)
10:45
The Painful Scrotum (1 SAM with the above)
11:20
Ectopic Pregnancy: Diagnosis (SAM)
11:55
A Practical Approach to US Evaluation of Adnexal Masses
(1 SAM with the above)
12:30
Morning Session Adjourns
1:45
Sonography of Liver Masses
2:15
Obstetrical Measurements: Which Ones Are Important?
2:45
The Basics of the Carotid US Examination
3:15
Advanced Gallbladder Sonography
3:45
Questions & Answers
4:05
Adjourn for the Day
Winter
Winter
Doubilet
Scoutt
Middleton
Winter
Doubilet
Scoutt
Middleton
Doubilet
Scoutt
Middleton
*Program details subject to change.
Time Program
Faculty
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9
EMERGENCY RADIOLOGY* BALLROOM A
Time
Program
7:00
7:30
8:05
8:40
9:15
9:50
10:10
10:40
11:10
11:40
12:10
12:30
1:45
2:15
2:45
3:15
3:45
4:05
Breakfast
Traumatic Brain Injury (SAM)
Pulmonary Embolism (1 SAM with the above)
Acute CNS Infections (SAM)
Cervical Spine Trauma (1 SAM with the above)
Break & Visit Exhibits
Intraperitoneal Abdominal Trauma
Critical Care Chest Radiology
Extraperitoneal Abdominal Trauma
Management of Incidental Findings on ED Chest Radiology
Questions & Answers
Morning Session Adjourns
Thoracolumbar Spine Trauma
Acute RLQ Pain; Imaging of Appendicitis & Appendicitis Mimics
Pelvic and Hip Trauma
Foot and Ankle Trauma
Questions & Answers
Adjourn for the Day
Faculty
Kubal
Raptis
Kubal
Kubal
Novelline
Raptis
Novelline
Raptis
Brandser
Novelline
Brandser
Brandser
CARDIOVASCULAR RADIOLOGY* BALLROOM B
Time
Program
7:00
7:30
8:00
8:30
9:00
9:30
9:50
10:10
10:45
11:20
11:55
Breakfast
What You Need to Know About the Coronary Artery Evaluation
Advanced Carotid Doppler Interpretation
CTA of AAA and Aortic Endograft: Pre- and Post-Evaluation
CTA of the GI Tract: Syndromes and Acute Pathologies
Questions & Answers
Break & Visit Exhibits
Peripheral Arterial Examination (SAM)
Interactive Case Interpretation (1 SAM with the above)
CTA of Vascular Genetic Syndromes (SAM)
Evaluation of Renal and Mesenteric Arteries
(1 SAM with the above)
Morning Session Adjourns
12:30
Faculty
Fishman
Pellerito
Pozniak
Fishman
Pellerito
Pozniak
Fishman
Pellerito
INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY* BALLROOM B
Time
Program
1:45
Ports, PICC’s, Dialysis – Modern Venous Access Placement
and Management (SAM)
Performing Simpler Ablations and Improving Biopsy
Techniques (1 SAM with the above)
Antibiotics and Anticoagulation: What the Radiologist Needs
to Know (SAM)
Gynecologic IR and Radiology: Fibroids, Postpartum
Hemorrhage, OB Emergencies, Pelvic Congestion
(1 SAM with the above)
Adjourn for the Day
2:20
2:55
3:30
4:05
Faculty
Haskal
Haskal
Haskal
Haskal
*Program details subject to change.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10
SAM SLAM OF HOT TOPICS* COMBINED BALLROOMS A & B
Time
Program
7:00
Breakfast
Faculty
7:30
Radiation Risks in Pregnancy: When Should We Worry (SAM)
8:05
Pearls and Pitfalls in First Trimester Evaluation
(1 SAM with the above)
8:40
Pediatric and Adolescent Acute Abdomen (SAM)
9:15
Facial Trauma (1 SAM with the above)
9:50
Break & Visit Exhibits
10:10
CT and Radiation Dose (SAM)
10:45
How To Deal With A Contrast Reaction (1 SAM with the above)
11:20
Imaging of the Cervical Spine (SAM)
11:55
Approach to the Non-Traumatic Intracranial Hemorrhage
(1 SAM with the above)
12:30
Morning Session Adjourns
1:45
Evaluation of the Thoracic Aorta (SAM)
Fishman
2:20
CT Evaluation of Body Trauma (1 SAM with the above)
Pozniak
2:55
Evaluation of Chest Pain: The Triple Rule-Out (SAM)
Fishman
3:30
Gynecologic Emergencies (1 SAM with the above)
Pellerito
4:05
Symposium Adjourns
Siegel
Pellerito
Siegel
Novelline
Siegel
Pozniak
Brandser
Cavanagh
*Program details subject to change.
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5-DAY DEDICATED BREAST IMAGING PROGRAM
Lectures
Location
Session
CME Credit
Sunday
Ballroom C
Breast MRI
7.0
Monday
Ballroom C
Breast Imaging
7.0
Tuesday
Ballroom C
Advanced Topics
in Breast (AM)
4.5
Wednesday
or Thursday
Classroom D
Tomosynthesis Breast
Workshop
8.0
Wednesday
or Thursday
Classroom E
Automated Breast
Ultrasound Workshop
TBD
• Up to 26.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™
• 4 SAMs in Breast Imaging
• 8 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ in Breast Imaging for Breast Tomosynthesis
Workshop fulfilling FDA requirement
• Automated Breast Ultrasound workshop fulfilling FDA requirement
(CME credits TBD)
Attending any of the breast program lectures on Sunday through Tuesday does not
preclude you from attending any of the other sessions and lectures. You may still
choose which lectures to attend; please remember to scan in and out of the breast
lectures for which you specifically need CME credits.
Breast Tomosynthesis and Automated Breast Ultrasound workshops fulfilling the
FDA requirements will be offered on Wednesday and Thursday and are free to full
conference participants. Separate sign-up required for these limited seating workshops. Single day workshop registrations may be available closer to the date of the
symposium; please call us or check our website for updates.
The Breast classrooms will be an interactive experience utilizing computer workstations. Follow selected lectures and case reviews led by faculty each day. The workstations will be made available to the first 100 attendees (2 per workstation).
We gratefully acknowledge SonoCiné for making the computer workstations available
as an in-kind educational grant.
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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6
BREAST MRI* BALLROOM C
Time
Program
7:00
Registration
Faculty
7:30
Breast MR – Indications and BI-RADS Interpretation
8:00
Imaging Breast Biology by MR
Morris
8:30
Controversies in Breast MR – What Does the Data Say?
Harms
9:00
MR in Locally Advanced Breast Cancer:
Neoadjuvant and Therapy Monitoring
9:30
Questions & Answers
9:50
Break & Visit Exhibits
10:10
Optimizing Breast MR for the Clinical Radiologist (SAM)
10:45
Breast MR Biopsy – Pearls and Pitfalls (1 SAM with the above)
Morris
11:20
We Know What to Call Malignant – What Do We Call Benign?
(SAM)
Harms
11:55
MR of Carcinoma in Situ. One of its Best Indications?
(1 SAM with the above)
12:30
Morning Session Adjourns
1:45
Emerging Technology in Breast MR: DWI and Spectroscopy
2:15
Does Screening MR Save Lives?
Morris
2:45
Evaluating the Post-Surgical Breast
Harms
3:15
Unusual Breast MR Cases, Valuable Teaching Tools
3:45
Questions & Answers
4:05
Adjourn for the Day
Joe
Porter
Joe
Porter
Joe
Porter
*Program details subject to change.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 7
BREAST IMAGING* BALLROOM C
Time
Program
7:00
Registration and Breakfast
Faculty
7:30
Correlating Ultrasound with Mammograms and Clinical Findings
8:00
Screening with Tomosynthesis: How It Will Change Your Practice
Butler
8:30
Subtle Cancers at Screening Mammography – What Are the Findings?
Sickles
9:00
Subtle Cancers at Screening Mammography – How to Increase
the Frequency of Detection
Sickles
9:30
Questions & Answers
9:50
Break & Visit Exhibits
10:10
Subtle Cancers at Screening Mammography – A Practical Case
Review (SAM)
10:45
Problem Solving and Strategies in Image Guided Biopsy
(1 SAM with the above)
11:20
Tomosynthesis in the Diagnostic Environment:
Shrinking Workups and Improved Outcomes (SAM)
11:55
Ultrasound Evaluation of Nipple Discharge (1 SAM with the above)
12:30
Morning Session Adjourns
1:45
Breast Abscess, Diagnosis, Differentials, and Management
2:15
Tomosynthesis and the Dilemma of Architectural Distortion
2:45
3D Ultrasound. More than Just Bells and Whistles
3:15
Complicated Cases and What They Can Teach Us
3:45
Questions & Answers
4:05
Adjourn for the Day
Stavros
Sickles
Giess
Butler
Stavros
Giess
Butler
Stavros
Giess
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8
ADVANCED TOPICS IN BREAST* BALLROOM C
Time
Program
Faculty
7:00
Breakfast
7:30
Contrast Enhanced Digital Mammography –
What More Have We Learned?
Jochelson
8:00
The Future of Breast Cancer Screening
Jochelson
8:45
MRI for Equivocal Mammographic Findings:
Help or Hindrance?
9:15
Ultrasound of Breast Implants
9:45
Questions & Answers
9:50
Break & Visit Exhibits
10:10
Ultrasound Assessment of Regional Lymph Nodes
Stavros
10:50
Regional Lymph Nodes in Light of the Z-11 Data
Stavros
11:10
Emerging Technology - Optoacoustic Imaging
11:40
Automated Whole Breast Ultrasound
12:10
Questions & Answers
12:30
Morning Session Adjourns
Giess
Stavros
Butler
Brem
*Program details subject to change.
PROGRAM INFORMATION
Registration Fees
Physicians ..........................................$1,395
Military and VA Physicians* .............$1,195
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Mail: Complete the form and mail to:
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Ste. 322, Charlotte, NC 28210
Call: Call us at 888-207-9105,
M-F, 8:30 am - 5 pm EST
Technologists ....................................$1,195
Single-Day ............................................$595
Single-Day Breast Tomosynthesis .............$0
Workshop**
Single-Day Automated Breast ...................$0
Ultrasound Workshop**
*Written certification of status required
**Free to full course registrants
Group Discounts Available
Two and more registrations qualify for a
group discount. Call our office to receive
$50 off each registrant’s fee. The registrations must be made at the same time and
this discount is not retroactive. Please call
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Breast Tomosynthesis Workshops Free to
Full-Course Registrants
This live class meets the FDA requirement
of eight hours of tomosynthesis training
as a new modality for radiologists. Each
eight-hour workshop includes didactic
lectures, self-assessments and case reviews.
This class is only suitable for physicians.
Use code NDISFREE0 to apply the discount.
Automated Breast Ultrasound Workshops
Free to Full-Course Registrants
Participants will receive guided instruction
in automated breast ultrasound interpretation by expert faculty, as well as opportunity to perform independent review of
numerous clinical automated breast US
data sets at an independent workstation.
This live class meets the FDA training
requirement and is only suitable for
physicians. Use code NDISFREE0 to
apply the discount.
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Refunds
A fee of $75 is charged for cancellations
received prior to the course. We’re sorry,
but we cannot provide refunds after
November 30, 2015.
Course Materials
You will receive a digital syllabus containing lecture abstracts and slides accompanied by a notebook with lecture objectives
and note pages. Course evaluations will
arrive in your email each day of the symposium; we thank you for your feedback.
CME Certificate
We will email your CME certificate to the
address provided with your registration.
We suggest an address that allows an
attachment to ensure timely delivery.
SAM Certificate
Please pick up your audience response
clicker at the conference registration desk.
You will receive one SAM credit for each
set of two paired SAM lectures as noted
in the program provided you participate
in both lectures by using your clicker to
answer the SAM questions shown on the
screen in front of the room. Your SAM
certificate will be emailed to the address
you provided with your registration.
Again, we suggest an email address that
allows an attachment from us to ensure
timely delivery of your SAM certificate.
Please return your clicker before you
depart.
CME Credit Breakdown
A detailed CME credit breakdown will be
available at WorldClassCME.com closer
to the date of the symposium.
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Dedicated multi-day breast imaging program
including Advanced Topics plus Tomosynthesis
and Automated Breast Ultrasound Workshops
35 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™
26 SAMs
DISNEY’S YACHT CLUB RESORT
LAKE BUENA VISTA, FL
DECEMBER 6-10, 2015
National Diagnostic Imaging
Symposium
6201 Fairview Rd Suite 322, Charlotte, NC 28210
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