March 2025
Chest Imaging Symposium: Hosted by the Department of Radiology
In-Person and Live-Streaming Opportunities
March 29, 2025
Penn Presbyterian Medical Center
Heart & Vascular Pavilion, Floor 1
51 N. 39th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104
This program provided an overview and review of the areas of greatest practical interest and reflect the spectrum of translational clinical imaging research from the world’s most recognized source of scientific information in an easily accessible live format. Topics included chest tumor imaging, imaging in chest pain, and evolving techniques such as photon counting CT and Artificial intelligence.
The event was designed for chest radiologists, pulmonary physicians, thoracic surgeons, radiation oncologists, residents, fellows, interested medical students, and medical professionals. Attendees learned about current and evolving techniques and diseases in chest medicine and obtained CME credit in an easily accessible format.
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Pearls, Pitfalls & Protocols: Spring Imaging Update
In-Person Registration Only
March 17 - 21, 2025
Walt Disney World Swan Reserve
Lake Buena Vista, Florida
Penn Radiology presents a comprehensive week-long course tailored for practicing radiologists and those in training. The program is designed to address practical challenges in imaging interpretation and aims to enhance diagnostic skills across a spectrum of common and rare clinical scenarios. Participants will delve into innovative imaging protocols, focusing on identifying potential pitfalls. The curriculum spans selected topics in neuroradiology, abdominal, breast, thoracic, & musculoskeletal radiology. Daily case conferences spotlight missed diagnoses and misinterpretations, offering valuable learning opportunities. Our daily half-day program allows you and your family to enjoy Disney and other attractions or simply unwind with some well-deserved R&R.
Course Director:
Suyash Mohan, MD
Associate Professor of Radiology & Neurosurgery
Division of Neuroradiology
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February 2025
Slopeside Insights: Navigating Abdominal and Thoracic Imaging
In-Person Registration Only
February 18 - 22, 2025
The Grand Hyatt Vail
Vail, Colorado
This course is tailored for clinical radiologists seeking to enhance their skills in interpreting challenging imaging diagnoses encountered in their daily practice. It focuses on algorithmic approaches to these diagnoses, emphasizing practical and methodical strategies rather than delving into detailed disease-related information.
Experienced subspecialty faculty from Penn Radiology and guest experts will lead the course. The curriculum includes two days dedicated to abdominal imaging topics and two and a half days focused on chest imaging. Didactic lectures will provide a comprehensive understanding of the approaches, which instructors will further reinforce through interactive case sessions.
One unique aspect of this course is its schedule, allowing attendees ample time for recreational activities in the picturesque surroundings of Vail. With morning and afternoon sessions, participants will have 6.5 hours each day to enjoy skiing, snowmobiling, or exploring the area's beauty.
This course offers a balanced blend of academic learning and outdoor recreation, making it an attractive opportunity for radiologists looking to enhance their skills while enjoying the natural splendor of Vail.
Course Director:
Scott A. Simpson, DO, MS
Associate Professor of Clinical Radiology
Division of Thoracic Imaging
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January 2025
Breast & Body Imaging at the Beach
In-Person and Live-Streaming Opportunities
January 13 - 17, 2025
Four Seasons Resort Costa Rica
at Peninsula Papagayo
Guanacaste, Costa Rica
During the first three days of this program, the focus will be on improving breast image interpretation using practical methods and investigating emerging imaging modalities for personalized screening and diagnosis. It will explore innovative approaches beyond traditional methods like digital mammography and tomosynthesis, including contrast-enhanced mammography and full/abbreviated breast MRI for supplemental screening. Moreover, it will address the integration of Artificial Intelligence in breast imaging and novel techniques for assessing breast cancer risk. Daily case conferences will prioritize strategies for enhancing patient outcomes and refining breast imaging practices.
The final two days of the course delve into common and uncommon disease processes encountered in abdominal imaging. Through didactic lectures and case review, attendees will learn practical approaches to tackling challenging cases, prioritizing overarching strategies.
Course Directors:
Emily F. Conant, MD
Professor of Radiology
Division of Breast Imaging
Evan S. Siegelman, MD
Professor of Radiology
Section Chief, Body MRI
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September 2024
Neuroimaging in the Adirondacks: The Peaks and Valleys of CNS Imaging
In-Person and Live-Streaming Opportunities
September 26-29, 2024
Mirror Lake Inn Resort & Spa
Lake Placid, New York
Join Penn Neuroradiology at the charming Mirror Lake Inn at Lake Placid in the magic of the Adirondack Mountains during foliage season! The hotel is on Mirror Lake Drive, within walking distance of Main Street, with many restaurants, shops, and coffee cafes. Water activities, hikes, mountain climbs, biking, and many other outdoor activities await you!
This course will cover a spectrum of practical and more advanced brain, head & neck, and spine topics. The topics have been selected based on need-to-know subjects and to illustrate advances in neuroimaging. The focus will be on pattern recognition and interpretation of imaging findings that allow the generation of succinct differential diagnoses and reports that provide actionable information and recommendations for our clinical colleagues and patients. In a series of didactic presentations & case-based sessions, faculty will emphasize image interpretation, modality advances, and the integration of clinical information. Bring your family to rejuvenate in the fresh mountain air with Mother Nature all around you.
Course Director:
Laurie A. Loevner, MD
Professor of Radiology, Neurosurgery, ENT Surgery & Ophthalmology
Chief, Division of Neuroradiology
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August 2024
44th Annual Diagnostic Imaging: Keys to Optimizing Radiology Interpretation
In-Person and Live-Streaming Opportunities
August 5 - 8, 2024
Harborside Hotel, Spa & Marina
Bar Harbor, Maine
Please join us for our 44th Annual Diagnostic Imaging Course in beautiful Bar Harbor, Maine, just minutes away from an American treasure, Acadia National Park. This four-day course will provide tips for improving diagnostic skills in the interpretation of a wide range of commonly encountered exams including Thyroid Sonography, Women's Imaging and PET CT. There will be a special focus on Chest and Abdominopelvic CT in the Emergency Department. Each presentation was chosen to highlight imaging pitfalls and provide participants with practical tips that you can immediately incorporate into your practice.
Course Director
Jill E. Langer, MD
Professor of Radiology
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February 2024
Slope Side Imaging
In-Person Registration Only
February 5 - 9, 2024
The Grand Hyatt Vail
Vail, Colorado
This course is designed for clinical radiologists and focuses on algorithmic approaches to familiar though challenging imaging diagnoses encountered in day-to-day clinical practice. Experienced subspecialty Penn Radiology faculty will cover abdominal, breast, chest, and neuroradiology imaging topics. Didactic lectures will emphasize methodical and practical approaches to complex cases rather than granular disease-related details. The course design allows attendees to apply these approaches in daily instructor-led curated and interactive case sessions highlighting materials learned in the preceding didactics.
January 2024
Breast Imaging in the Caribbean
In-Person and Live-Streaming Opportunities
January 8 - 11, 2024
The Ritz-Carlton Aruba
Palm Beach, Aruba
The group block at the Ritz Carlton is FULL. There are several hotels nearby. If you want to register for the in-person course, please secure accommodations before registering.
We hope you will join us at Breast Imaging in the Caribbean January, 2024 in Aruba! Lectures topics include practical methods to improve breast image interpretation, new and evolving approaches to advance “precision” imaging in screening and diagnostic settings and strategies to strengthen image-guided biopsy skills & manage high-risk lesions.
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January 2023
January 8 - 13, 2023
Four Seasons Resort Costa Rica at Peninsula Papagayo
Guanacaste, Costa Rica
Our weeklong CME-certified program is designed for full or part-time clinical radiologists. The first three days are dedicated to breast imaging topics and offer attendees up to 15 CME credits to meet MQSA guidelines. In addition to reviewing breast imaging fundamental to improve interpretation skills, the breast content will include the latest medical technology and techniques in MRI, DBT, screening, and breast ultrasound.
The second portion of the course focuses on common disease processes encountered in chest and non-cardiac cardiovascular radiology. Didactic lectures will emphasize methodical and practical approaches to challenging cases rather than granular disease-related details. During these two days, attendees will be able to apply these approaches in daily instructor-led curated and interactive case sessions.
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July 2022
July 25 - 29, 2022
Hotel Omni Mont-Royal
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
This course will focus on practical, evidence-based information to build interpretative skills that allow the generation of succinct differential diagnoses and actionable reports and recommendations for our clinical colleagues and patients. It will cover timely topics in brain, head & neck, spine, chest/cardiac, and the abdomen that we see in our practices 24/7 “around-the-clock.” From arrival to our daily workplaces to attending a broad spectrum of multidisciplinary clinical conferences to our ER shifts after hours — you will be steady and ready. Image interpretation, modality advances, and protocol selection will be emphasized in a series of didactic presentations and case-based sessions. Self-Assessment Modules (SAMS) qualified by the ABR will be offered daily.
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June 2022
42nd Annual Diagnostic Imaging: Back to the Vineyard
June 27 - July 1, 2022
Harbor View Hotel
Edgartown, Massachusetts
Our five-day summer seminar returns in 2022 to Martha's Vineyard. Designed for clinical radiologists, this course will highlight a wide range of topics with an emphasis on CT and MR imaging of common abdominal pathology, MR of sports related injuries, and CT evaluation of interstitial lung diseases. Each presentation has been chosen to highlight imaging pitfalls and provide you with practical tips that you can immediately incorporate into your practice. Participants will also have the opportunity to earn SAM credits throughout the week.
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March 2022
Radiology After Hours: Acute Diagnoses on Evenings and Weekends
March 6 - 9, 2022
Fairmont Mayakoba
Riviera Maya, Mexico
With rapid changes in health care and recent technological advances, the demand for real-time imaging interpretation 24-hours a day, seven days a week has steadily increased. As a result, radiologists in most practices and academic centers have been asked to provide after-hours, "final" interpretations. This course was designed for general and sub-specialized radiologists who work these "non-traditional" schedules, including rotating after-hours shift work, dedicated evening and overnight radiology shifts, call on weekends, and requirements to interpret studies in areas different from their weekday routine.
Over four days, experienced Penn Medicine faculty and notable guest speakers provided participants with practical information to enhance image acquisition and interpretation skills and identify the best modality for a given clinical presentation. The program covered selected topics in neuroradiology, head and neck imaging, abdominal imaging, musculoskeletal radiology, chest, and pediatric radiology. Daily "missed" case conferences and the opportunity to earn SAM credits were included.
February 2022
Slope Side Imaging
February 21 - 25, 2022
Westgate Park City Resort & Spa
Park City, Utah
This course was designed for clinical radiologists and focused on algorithmic approaches to common approaches though challenging imaging diagnoses encountered in day-to-day clinical practice. Didactic lectures emphasized methodical and practical approaches to difficult cases rather than granular disease-related details. The course design allowed attendees to apply these approaches in daily instructor-led curated and interactive case sessions that highlighted materials learned in preceding didactics.
Participants had the opportunity to earn 21.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™ and 9 SAM credits.
January 2022
Advanced TAVR, TMVR, and Beyond with Hands-on Review of 50 Cases towards meeting the new Structural Heart Disease Competency Requirements
January 28 - 29, 2022
Virtual
In this comprehensive course, Penn experts performed live interpretations of at least 50 cases and discussed additional cases from the library. Upon successful completion of the program, practitioners could meet the mentored examinations requirement for an Independent Practitioner in the new SCCT Guidelines for Structural Heart Disease competency.
Tuition included access to a library of illustrative TAVR, TMVR, and other structural heart disease CT cases through a cloud-based full-featured post-processing platform during the live course. Software training videos were provided in advance. Attendees received full access to the recorded presentations and PowerPoint slides for thirty days following the course.
Participants could earn up to 15.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™.
Breast Imaging at the Beach
Four Seasons Resort Punta Mita
Nayarit, Mexico
January 9 - 12, 2022
The program was designed for full or part-time breast radiologists and was also of interest to breast surgeons and breast imaging technologists. In addition to a review of breast imaging fundamentals, which was offered to improve interpretation skills, lectures included technologies such as digital breast tomosynthesis, screening breast ultrasound, as well as full and abbreviated breast MRI protocols. We looked at the evolving data that support these technologies and considered patient-specific factors that contribute to imaging decisions.
Participants had the opportunity to earn 21.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™ and 12 SAM credits.
October 2021
A Multimodality Imaging Approach to Women's Health
October 21 - 23, 2021
Virtual
This CME course with faculty from Penn Medicine at Pennsylvania Hospital, presented current diagnostic radiology approaches to women's health. These include diseases of the breast, benign and malignant disorders of the pelvis, lung cancer and colon cancer, thyroid disease, and osteoporosis. The course was intended for all health care providers who care for women and who order and interpret radiology studies, including internists, gynecologists, family physicians, and general radiologists. The role of interventional radiology was included. Appropriate utilization of screening techniques were examined, including tomosynthesis, ultrasound, MRI, DXA, MRI, and PET/CT. In addition, disparities in women's healthcare, the global impact of imaging in women's health, and ethical considerations were discussed.
Participants had the opportunity to earn 14.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™ and 12 SAM credits.
Advanced TAVR, TMVR, and Beyond with Hands-on Review of 50 Cases towards meeting the new Structural Heart Disease Competency Requirements
October 15 - 16, 2021
Virtual
This two-day comprehensive course was the last of the three date offerings of this live virtual activity in 2021. Penn experts performed live interpretations of at least 50 cases and were available at other times for discussion of additional cases from the library. Upon successful completion of the program, practitioners met the mentored examinations requirement for an Independent Practitioner in the new SCCT Guidelines for Structural Heart Disease competency.
Tuition included access to a library of illustrative TAVR, TMVR, and other structural heart disease CT cases through a cloud-based full-featured post-processing platform during the live course. Software training videos were provided in advance. Also, attendees had full access to the recorded presentations and PowerPoint slides for thirty days following the course.
Participants could earn up to 15.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™.
August 2021
Diagnosis in the Neuraxis: Comprehensive Review of Clinical Neuroradiology
August 13-15, 2021 and August 28-29, 2021
Virtual
The Penn Radiology Neuraxis course series was designed to provide a concise, high-yield overview of topics most fundamental to the clinical practice of neuroradiology as well as for board preparation. In this 3rd installment of Neuraxis, we expanded on its foundation by offering additional in-depth coverage of 'hot topics' in neuroradiology, as well as practical exposure to advanced imaging techniques. This comprehensive review of clinical neuroradiology was covered in two modules:
- The first module was offered from August 13 -15, 2021, and was specially designed for practicing radiologists interested in refreshing their neuroradiology skills, radiologists-in-training, and those preparing for certifying and re-certifying examinations. Over three days, we provided a fast-paced, methodical, comprehensive review of all aspects of practical neuroradiology, modified to accommodate online learning in this pandemic era.
- The second module offered more in-depth exposure to several advanced topics in neuroradiology, and was delivered as two half-day sessions from August 28 - 29, 2021.
Participants had the opportunity to earn 29.75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™ and 15 SAM credits.
May 2021
Advanced TAVR, TMVR, and Beyond with Hands-on Review of 50 Cases towards meeting the new Structural Heart Disease Competency Requirements
May 20 - 21, 2021
Virtual
This two-day comprehensive course was the second of three virtual date offerings. Penn experts performed live interpretations of at least 50 cases and were available at other times for discussion of additional cases from the library. Upon successful completion of the program, practitioners met the mentored examinations requirement for an Independent Practitioner in the new SCCT Guidelines for Structural Heart Disease competency.
Tuition included access to a library of illustrative TAVR, TMVR, and other structural heart disease CT cases through a cloud-based full-featured post-processing platform during the live course. Software training videos were provided in advance. Also, attendees had full access to the recorded presentations and PowerPoint slides for thirty days following the course.
Participants could earn up to 15.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™.
February 2021
Advanced TAVR, TMVR, and Beyond with Hands-on Review of 50 Cases towards meeting the new Structural Heart Disease Competency Requirements
February 26 - 27, 2021
Virtual
In this two-day comprehensive course, attendees attended virtual lectures with live Q&A and hands-on case review sessions directed by radiologists and cardiologists specializing in cardiovascular imaging at Penn Medicine.
Penn experts performed live interpretations of at least 50 cases were available at other times for discussion of additional cases from the library. Upon successful completion of the program, practitioners met the mentored examinations requirement for an Independent Practitioner in the new SCCT Guidelines for Structural Heart Disease competency.
Tuition included access to a library of illustrative TAVR, TMVR, and other structural heart disease CT cases through a cloud-based full-featured post-processing platform for one week before and three weeks after the live course. Software training videos were provided in advance. Also, attendees had full access to the recorded presentations and PowerPoint slides for thirty days following the course. Participants could earn up to 15.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™.
January 2021
Hot Topics in Breast and Body Imaging
January 11 - 14, 2021
Virtual
Penn Radiology presented this virtual CME course designed to provide the most up-to-date information on evolving guidelines and imaging techniques. Diagnostic radiologists in clinical practice benefited from the practical tips expert faculty offered to enhance their image interpretation skills. A broad range of lecture topics in breast, thoracic, thyroid, and abdominal imaging were discussed. Our subspecialized Penn faculty described diagnostic pitfalls and outline indications for the complementary use of different imaging modalities. As an added feature, course registrants could also enroll in live and interactive breakout sessions where faculty discussed hot topics in their fields. These sessions were limited to the first 20 course registrants. Participants could earn up to 22.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s) ™ and 16 SAM credits.
January 2020
Breast & Body Imaging at the Beach
January 5 - 10, 2020
Andaz Costa Rica Resort at Peninsula Papagayo
Guanacaste, Costa Rica
Our 15th annual January course took us to Costa Rica, an exciting new destination for Penn Radiology CME. The program was designed for full or part-time radiologists looking to improve their acumen in both breast and body imaging and offers an expanded schedule for the week:
- Three days of dedicated breast lectures provided 15 breast imaging credits to meet MQSA requirements
- Free day Wednesday - Participants could explore Costa Rica on a full-day excursion
- Schedule resumed Thursday with lectures including adnexal masses, endometrial and cervical carcinoma, prostate, and focal liver lesions
Participants could earn up to 25.75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™ and 16 SAM credits.
October 2019
Oncologic Imaging: What the Radiologist Needs to Know
October 14 - 17, 2019
Fairmont Hamilton Princess & Beach Club
Hamilton, Bermuda
This four-day course was designed for the general radiologist. We reviewed the diagnostic imaging evaluation of common tumors, including head and neck, thoracic, and abdominal malignancies. Current state-of-the-art modalities used for oncologic imaging, including CT, MRI, ultrasound, and PET/CT were discussed, emphasizing the role of imaging in staging, treatment and follow up of these patients. Daily case conferences and the opportunity to earn SAM credits throughout the week were offered. Participants could earn up to 20 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™ and 16 SAM credits.
September 2019
Diagnosis in the Neuraxis: Comprehensive Review of Clinical Neuroradiology
September 7 - 10, 2019
Perelman Center for Advanced Medicine (PCAM), University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
This course is specially designed for practicing radiologists interested in refreshing their neuroradiology skills, as well as radiologists in training, and those preparing for certifying and re-certifying examinations. Over four full days, Penn Radiology faculty and nationally recognized guest speakers provided a comprehensive clinical review of neuroradiology. Participants could earn up to 33 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™ and 25 SAM credits.
August 2019
Around the Clock Imaging
July 29 - August 2, 2019
Fairmont Pacific Rim
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Penn Radiology was joined by faculty and trainees at the Fairmont Pacific Rim in beautiful, family friendly Vancouver, British Columbia. This course focuses on practical information to build interpretative skills that allow generation of succinct diagnostic considerations, appropriate reports and recommendations to our clinical colleagues and patients. It covers timely, common topics in brain, head & neck, spine/MSK and chest/cardiac that we see around the clock. From arrival to daily work places, to attending a broad spectrum of multidisciplinary clinical conferences, to shifts after hours — radiologists become steady and ready. Image interpretation, modality advances, and protocol selection were emphasized in a series of didactic presentations and interactive case-based sessions. Self-Assessment Modules (SAMS) qualified by the ABR were offered daily.
July 2019
41st Annual Diagnostic Imaging on the Cape
July 8 - 12, 2019
Chatham Bars Inn
Chatham, Massachusetts
For over 40 years, Penn Radiology has offered this popular five-day summer CME seminar for radiologists in clinical practice. The course covers a wide range of lecture topics emphasizing practical applications, best practices and current guidelines for reporting and managing abnormalities. Daily case review sessions are included, highlighting diagnostic challenges and pitfalls. Participants had the opportunity to earn SAM credits throughout the week.
March 2019
Radiology After Hours: Acute Diagnoses On Evenings And Weekends
March 25 - 28, 2019
Atlantis Paradise Island Resort
Nassau, Bahamas
Rapid changes in health care and recent technological advances have steadily increased the demand for real-time imaging interpretation — 24 hours a day, seven days a week. As a result, radiologists in most major health care centers as well as in private practice have been asked to provide after-hours, "final" interpretations. This program reviews commonly seen disorders in all the key areas of the body to assist radiologists covering shifts outside their comfort zone. Over four days, faculty provided participants with practical information to enhance image acquisition and interpretation skills and identify the best modality for a given clinical presentation. Selected topics within neuroradiology, abdominal imaging, musculoskeletal radiology, chest and pediatric radiology were covered. Daily case conferences and the opportunity to earn SAM credits were included.
January 2019
Breast Imaging at the Beach
January 7 - 10, 2019
Four Seasons Resort
Punta Mita, Nayarit, Mexico
Penn Radiology went back to the fabulous Four Seasons, Punta Mita, Mexico, for our 14th annual breast imaging course. The program is designed for full or part-time breast radiologists and may also be of interest to breast surgeons and breast imaging technologists. In addition to a review of breast imaging fundamentals, which is offered to improve interpretation skills, lectures included technologies such as digital breast tomosynthesis, screening breast ultrasound, as well as full and abbreviated breast MRI protocols. We looked at the evolving data that support these technologies and considered patient-specific factors that contribute to imaging decisions.
November 2018
Imaging Advances 2018
November 4 - 7, 2018
Condado Vanderbilt Hotel
San Juan, Puerto Rico
This general course offered topics in breast, thoracic, head and neck, gynecological, genitourinary, and thyroid imaging. Particular highlights included: Presentations on breast MRI and tomosynthesis, an update on the newly published recommendations for thyroid nodule biopsy, a review of the current status and techniques for lung, prostate and ovarian cancer screening, a review of radiographic findings related to new oncologic therapies, and the use of robotic surgery in head and neck cancers. Presentations also addressed diagnostic challenges and pitfalls. Participants had the opportunity to earn SAM credits throughout the week.
October 2018
Diagnosis in the Neuraxis: Comprehensive Clinical Review for the Core, CAQ & MOC
October 6 - 9, 2018
Perelman Center for Advanced Medicine (PCAM), University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
This University of Pennsylvania radiology review course provided a comprehensive review of neuroradiology provided by experienced Penn Radiology faculty with selected invited experts. The course was specially designed for radiologists in training, senior residents taking their certifying exam, neuroradiology fellows preparing for their CAQs, and practicing radiologists taking their MOCs and looking for a comprehensive review of neuroradiology. Multiple choice-type questions geared towards exam preparation as well as Self-Assessment Modules (SAMs) qualified by the American Board of Radiology, were offered daily. The SAMs met the criteria for self-assessment toward the purpose of fulfilling requirements in the ABR Maintenance of Certification program.
July 2018
40th Annual Diagnostic Imaging on the Cape
July 9 - July 13, 2018
Chatham Bars Inn
Chatham, Massachusetts
Our annual five-day summer course, now in its 40th year, was designed for radiologists in clinical practice. This year's course included lectures related to challenging cases and diagnostic pitfalls. Speakers discussed advanced techniques, offered practical tips and shared imaging protocols to enhance image acquisition and interpretation skills. The program covered topics in musculoskeletal, neuro, thoracic, and body imaging. Additionally, the speakers emphasized indications for complementary use of different imaging modalities. SAM credits were offered throughout the week.
May 2018
Concepts and Trends for Breast Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment
May 7 - 9, 2018
Hilton Hotel Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv, Israel
This three-day course was designed to meet the educational needs of breast imaging and general radiologists, as well as other clinicians, who are involved in the care of patients undergoing diagnostic or interventional radiology procedures. Faculty presented current methods and future trends in breast cancer detection and diagnosis. Digital breast tomosynthesis, ultrasound, and MRI were discussed, as well as secondary screening techniques (abbreviated MRI, whole breast ultrasound, and molecular breast imaging) and screening controversies. Minimally invasive biopsies and new therapies were reviewed. Current research and methods including under-represented populations were considered. This meeting addressed breast cancer topics from a multidisciplinary point-of-view, presented by speakers from Europe, the United States, and Israel.
Building A Bridge Between Radiology and Orthopaedics: Controversies & Complications
May 9 - 11, 2018
Hilton Hotel Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv, Israel
The bridge between Radiology and Orthopaedics is a key component to the success of providing patients with the best quality of care. This teamwork becomes even more significant when dealing with complications and with controversial issues. Our 3-day CME course covered, in tandem, topics in musculoskeletal medicine including trauma, joint replacement, spine, tumors, and different joints from the radiologist and orthopaedist point of view. Each clinical talk delivered by an orthopaedist and radiologist included "What does the Radiologist need to know?" and "What do I need to know from the Radiologist?" Each session included a multidisciplinary panel composed of internationally renowned radiologists and orthopaedic surgeons who debated on "How I do it."
March 2018
Spring Imaging Update
March 19 - 23, 2019
Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa
Orlando, Florida
Over five half-days, experienced Penn Medicine faculty reviewed practical information to enhance image acquisition and image interpretation skills, highlighting key "pearls" and potential "diagnostic pitfalls."
January 2018
Breast Imaging in the Caribbean
January 7 - 10, 2018
The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman
Cayman Islands
We returned to the beautiful Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman, for this comprehensive breast imaging course. The program was developed to provide an up-to-date review of the fundamentals of breast imaging with the goal of helping radiologists improve interpretative and diagnostic acumen in mammography, tomosynthesis, ultrasound and MRI.
January 9-12
Breast Imaging at the Beach
Four Seasons Resort
Punta Mita Bahia de Banderas, Mexico
March 27-30
Spring Imaging Update
Atlantis
Paradise Island, Bahamas
April 24-27
Cardiothoracic & Body Imaging Update with Optional TAVR Workshop
The Ritz-Carlton, Rancho Mirage
Palm Springs, California
July 10-14
39th Annual Diagnostic Imaging: Back to the Vineyard
Harbor View Hotel
Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts
November 5-8
Imaging Advances in the Desert
The Ritz-Carlton, Dove Mountain
Tucson, Arizona
January 10-13
Breast Imaging in the Caribbean
The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman
Cayman Islands
February 15-19
A Mexican Excursion with Neuro and Neck Immersion
Sheraton Hacienda del Mar Golf & Spa Resort
San José del Cabo, Mexico
March 21-24
Pearls, Pitfalls & Protocols: Spring Imaging Update in Disney
The Grand Floridian
Orlando, Florida
July 11-15
Diagnostic Imaging on the Cape
Chatham Bars Inn
Chatham, Massachusetts
October 27-30
Comprehensive Neuroradiology: Best Practices
The Westin Philadelphia
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
November 6-10
Oncologic Imaging: What Matters to Patient Care
Eau Palm Resort & Spa
Manalapan, Florida