The goal of this course is to emphasise the most recent technology advancements while providing a practical, yet clinically relevant, review of CT imaging. Throughout the programme, emphasis will be placed on extended clinical applications, strategies, and tips. We’ll talk about lung cancer screening, oncological applications, and protocol optimisation. All additional modalities will be compared when applicable.

Learning Goals

After completing this CME teaching exercise, you ought to be capable of:

Talk about how liver and kidney disease are evaluated using CT and CTA.
Explain how CT is being used more and more to diagnose gastrointestinal pathologies.
Enhance heart and lung scanning methods and procedures.
Distinguish between benign and worrisome lung nodules.
To assess stroke, use CT.
Establish procedures for evaluating musculoskeletal tumours.
Talk about the use of AI in whole body trauma scans.
Programme

CT-Based Pulmonary Embolism Imaging: Historical and Current Perspectives

William Charles White, M.D.

 

Assessment of Prolonged Thromboembolism

Melody Atkins, Ph.D.

 

On HRCT, Interstitial Lung Disease

William Charles White, M.D.

 

Low Dose CT Screening for Lung Cancer? Present Situation

William Charles White, M.D.

 

Chest Penetrating Injuries: Benefits of Dual Energy Computed Tomography

Max R. Fleiter, Ph.D.

 

Acute Thoracic Aorta Imaging

James Carr, Ph.D.

 

Cross-sectional imaging evaluation of mediastinal disease

William Charles White, M.D.

 

Techniques and Clinical Uses for CT Coronary Artery Angiography

James Carr, Ph.D.

 

Cardiovascular CT: Current Status

William Charles White, M.D.

 

Advanced Cardiac CTA Techniques

Melody Atkins, Ph.D.

 

Combining CT-FFR with CTA

Melody Atkins, Ph.D.

 

Which is Better for Your Patients, CTA or MRA?

FACR Thomas M. Grist, M.D.

 

Typical Mistakes in Imaging Pancreatic Cancer

Linda Chu, Ph.D.

 

CT Assessment of GI Bleeding

M.D. Elliot K. Fishman, FACR

 

Body CT Mistakes & Errors: How to Prevent Them

M.D. Elliot K. Fishman, FACR

 

Methodical Approach to Liver Mass Detection

Linda Chu, Ph.D.

 

CT Assessment of the Spleen

M.D. Elliot K. Fishman, FACR

 

Imaging of the Female Pelvis

Linda Chu, Ph.D.

 

Present Guidelines and Suggestions for Renal Mass Imaging

Linda Chu, Ph.D.

 

Using CT to Measure the Incidental Adrenal Mass: A Useful Method

M.D. Elliot K. Fishman, FACR

 

Enhancing the Identification of Organ and Vascular Injuries with Dual Energy CT for Traumatic Injuries to the Abdomen and Pelvis

Max R. Fleiter, Ph.D.

 

AI for Radiologists: Essential Information

M.D. Elliot K. Fishman, FACR

 

AI for Complete Body Trauma Images

Max R. Fleiter, Ph.D.

 

Dual Energy CT: Uses in Musculoskeletal Disorders

Jan Fritz, D.A.R.B., P.D., M.D.

 

MDCT of Skeletal Tumours and Tumor-Like Lesions

Jan Fritz, D.A.R.B., P.D., M.D.

 

New Developments in Neurointervention for Strokes

M.D., MBBS (Hons) FRANZCR Reade DeLeacy

 

Brain Dual Energy CT

Max R. Fleiter, Ph.D.

 

CT of the Sinuses in the Paranasa

Dr. Blake A. Johnson, FACR

Using CT to Push the Boundaries of Spinal and Head Interventional Procedures

Physician J. Pablo Villablanca, FACR

Published: April 1, 23

 

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