Course Overview

This course is a 15 minute case review. There are 5 cases that can present diagnostic challenges to radiologists. We will review the history provided, discuss the relevant findings and then have a brief overview of the important take home points and determining the most accurate diagnosis for each one. Appropriate evidence from the literature will be cited.

Learning Objectives

1. Understand challenges associated with diagnosis of breast cancer in patients under 40.

2. Understand the current recommendations for screening women after breast cancer treatment.
3. Understand the limitations of dense breast tissue and the current recommendations for dense breast screening.

Course Overview

A brief overview of breast calcifications & their management based on the BIRADS 5^th edition lexicon.

Learning Objectives

1. Understand breast calcification morphology descriptors.
2. Understand breast calcification distribution descriptors.
3. Understand differentiating typically benign from suspicious calcifications.
   
   

Course Overview

This breast imaging CME lecture will review clinical presentations of benign and malignant processes in the male breast, the appropriate initial workup of these lesions, and the imaging features of various male breast conditions to allow for accurate interpretation. 

Learning Objectives

1. Learn to identify the misses and causes which commonly appear in QAC lists.
2. Understand latest imaging technologies to deliver continuous high quality care in radiology.
3. Identify different approaches that allow for prompt assessment and diagnosis of the patient. 
4. Apply principles of critical thinking during the assessment and diagnosis of the patient. 
   
   

Course Overview

Radiologic-pathologic correlation after imaging guided breast biopsy can help decrease a delay in breast cancer diagnosis. In this 15-minute course, Jennifer Gutierrez, MD, will discuss the importance of rad-path correlation and next steps in management of various pathologic entities in breast imaging. 

Learning Objectives

1. To understand why radiology-pathology correlation plays a vital role in breast imaging.
2. To review commonly encountered pathologic entities in breast imaging. 
   
3. To provide management options for various breast lesions.