Benjamin W. Strong, MD

Course Overview

This case-based educational session reviews key imaging findings associated with musculoskeletal abnormalities, including Ewing sarcoma and sacroiliitis. Through clinical examples, participants will explore characteristic radiographic features such as sunburst periostitis, lesion location, bone erosion, and sclerosis. Emphasis is placed on recognizing imaging patterns, distinguishing infectious from inflammatory processes, and developing accurate differential diagnoses.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify characteristic imaging findings of Ewing sarcoma, including periosteal reactions, soft tissue masses, and diaphyseal involvement.
2. Differentiate infectious sacroiliitis from inflammatory and metabolic conditions based on imaging features and patterns of joint involvement.
3. Recognize key radiographic findings, including bone erosion, sclerosis, joint space widening, and sequestrum formation, to support accurate diagnosis.
   
   

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This 15-minute radiology CME covers acute stroke and perfusion imaging. Part three of this series focuses on case presentations, specifically non-ischemic pathologies as visualized on CT perfusion imaging. This course was first published in 2022 and has been reaccredited. 

Learning Objectives

1. Learn the essential sequences in perfusion imaging and the specific physiologic/clinical parameter each depicts.
2. Distinguish between perfusion abnormalities and alterations caused by non-ischemic pathologies such as tumor, seizure, and ICH.
3. Identify the critical imaging characteristics of salvageable brain tissue in the setting of acute stroke. 
   
   

Course Overview

This 15-minute radiology CME covers acute stroke and perfusion imaging. Part two of this series focuses on case presentations, specifically cases of ischemic events as visualized on CT perfusion imaging. This course was first published in 2022 and has been reaccredited. 

Learning Objectives

1. Learn the essential sequences in perfusion imaging and the specific physiologic/clinical parameter each depicts.
2. Distinguish between perfusion abnormalities and alterations caused by non-ischemic pathologies such as tumor, seizure, and ICH.
3. Identify the critical imaging characteristics of salvageable brain tissue in the setting of acute stroke. 
   
   

Course Overview

This 15-minute radiology CME covers acute stroke and perfusion imaging. In part one of this series, Dr. Benjamin Strong covers ASPECTS scoring, the performance of CT perfusion in imaging and the application of software analytics. This course was first published in 2022 and has been reaccredited. 

Learning Objectives

1. Learn the essential sequences in perfusion imaging and the specific physiologic/clinical parameter each depicts.
2. Distinguish between perfusion abnormalities and alterations caused by non-ischemic pathologies such as tumor, seizure, and ICH.
3. Identify the critical imaging characteristics of salvageable brain tissue in the setting of acute stroke. 
   
   

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A collection of obstetric ultrasound studies presented in cine and screen shot formats, with initial presentation of each case enabling participants to render their own diagnoses followed by detailed discussion of each case.

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A collection of early pregnancy ultrasound studies presented in cine and screen shot formats, with initial presentation of each case enabling participants to render their own diagnoses followed by detailed discussion of each case.

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A collection of gynecology ultrasound studies presented in cine and screen shot formats, with initial presentation of each case enabling participants to render their own diagnoses followed by detailed discussion of each case.

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Cases of gastroesophageal pathology demonstrating a variety of perforations, fistulae, and volvulus.

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Cases of pulmonary neoplasm, biopsy complications, and esophageal pathologies with discussions of their imaging diagnosis and physiologic complexities.