Radiology CME

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This course provides a practical review of MRI in the evaluation of rectal cancer, covering both initial staging and post-treatment restaging. Participants will learn the key MRI findings that drive treatment planning, including T staging, nodal assessment, circumferential resection margin evaluation, and detection of extramural vascular invasion (EMVI). The course will then focus on restaging MRI after neoadjuvant therapy, emphasizing techniques for differentiating post-treatment fibrosis from residual viable tumor and assessing treatment response. Finally, attendees will learn how to integrate these imaging findings into a clear, structured report that effectively communicates margin risk, treatment response, and management implications to the multidisciplinary care team.

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Presented by Glenn Hoots, MD at Practical Radiology 2025. Review of pertinent CTA runoff anatomy and pathology to improve the comfort of general radiologists reading these studies.

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The purpose of the QA Forum lectures is to review common pathology encountered during our QA review process in an effort to identify and understand the reasons why misses occur and help mitigate against similar mistakes in the future.

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This activity presents multiple cases of hemoperitoneum of varying etiologies such as gynecologic emergencies, trauma, postoperative, vascular, and complications of liver disease. Cases demonstrate the spectrum of locations and appearance of blood in the abdomen and pelvis. Course instructs attendees about the necessity of utilizing relevant PACS tools to accurately and comprehensively diagnose hemoperitoneum.

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This course will clarify and teach the new nomenclature and apply it to CT of acute pancreatitis which is a very common entity.

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A collection of common elbow and wrist fractures and dislocations, presented with colored annotations and finding descriptions.

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A collection of common spine and shoulder fractures and dislocations, presented with colored annotations and finding descriptions.

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A collection of common spine and shoulder fractures and dislocations, presented with colored annotations and finding descriptions.

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A collection of common cervical spine fractures and dislocations, presented with colored annotations and finding descriptions.

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These are body cases that I have seen while working with vRad. These are cases seen in the ER in various hospitals that we cover. The cases show findings clearly and some of them are Aunt Minnie's. The presentation also showcases the interesting case mix seen at vRad.

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