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Description

Radiology Trends for Technologists (or "Trends") is a series of independent CE activities that present the most up to date, state-of-the-art medical imaging strategies and technological principles across a broad range of fields in diagnostic and therapeutic radiology. The "Trends" series is intended for technologists and therapists seeking useful, economic, easy-to-use, and relatively brief CE activities in their ongoing effort to stay current while fulfilling their professional Category A CE requirement.

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1. MRI and Radiography of Primary Bone Lymphoma

A review of the roles of MR and conventional radiography in the evaluation of Primary Bone Lymphoma.

· Audience: MR or X-ray technologists
· CE Credits: 2.0 Category A
· Price: $24
· Course ID: Q00069

2. Mammographic Breast Density and its Relationship to Breast Cancer Risk

A presentation of the relationship between dense breasts and the likelihood of developing breast cancer. Imaging methods and techniques are discussed.

· Audience: Mammography technologists
· CE Credits: 3.5 Category A
· Price: $37
· Course ID: Q00070

3. Contrast-enhanced Digital Mammography

An introduction to digital mammography and the uses of contrast media in digital breast imaging.

· Audience: Mammography technologists with experience
· CE Credits: 3.0 Category A
· Price: $34
· Course ID: Q00072

4. CT of Acute Bowel Ischemia

CT of the ishemic bowel is presented including pathology, techniques and anatomy.

· Audience: CT technologists with experience
· CE Credits: 4.0 Category A
· Price: $39
· Course ID: Q00074

5. Missed Breast Carcinoma

A discussion of the causes of missed cancers in breast imaging and the role of several alternate approaches.

· Audience: Mammography technologists
· CE Credits: 2.0 Category A
· Price: $24
· Course ID: Q00077

6. MR Imaging of Living Kidney Donors

How MRI can be used as a one-stop-shop for evaluating potential living kidney donors.

· Audience: MR technologists with some experience
· CE Credits: 2.5 Category A
· Price: $29
· Course ID: Q00078

7. Wrist Fractures: What the Clinician Wants to Know

Wrist anatomy and the pathology of various fractures and the imaging methods used to best see them are presented.

· Audience: Any technologist
· CE Credits: 3.0 Category A
· Price: $34
· Course ID: Q00079

8. MR Imaging of Aortic and Peripheral Vascular Disease

An overview of the advances that have made MRI the primary modality for imaging the aorta and its branches.

· Audience: MR technologists with some experience
· CE Credits: 3.0 Category A
· Price: $34
· Course ID: Q00080

9. Radionuclide Imaging of the Parathyroid Glands

The patterns, pearls and pitfalls encountered in parathyroid scintigraphy.

· Audience: Nuclear medicine technologists
· CE Credits: 2.0 Category A
· Price: $24
· Course ID: Q00181

10. PET-CT in Recurrent Ovarian Cancer

An overview of how the increased sensitivity and specificity of combined PET-CT is advantageous in localizing early, recurrect ovarian cancer.

· Audience: Nuclear medicine technologists
· CE Credits: 2.0 Category A
· Price: $24
· Course ID: Q00182

11. PET-CT Imaging and FDG Uptake

Information regarding normal physiologic distribution of FDG as well as normal variants that may reduce the accuracy of PET studies.

· Audience: Nuclear medicine technologists
· CE Credits: 2.5 Category A
· Price: $29
· Course ID: Q00183

12. An Introduction to PET-CT Imaging

An introduction to the principles, scanning techniques and limitations of PET-CT.

· Audience: Nuclear medicine technologists
· CE Credits: 3.0 Category A
· Price: $34
· Course ID: Q00185

13.  CT of Coronary Artery Disease

An overview of the current role of CT in the acquisitiom, display and clinical evaluation of coronary artery disease.

· Audience: CT technologists with some experience
· CE Credits: 3.0 Category A
· Price: $34
· Course ID: Q00129

14.  Artifacts in CT: Recognition and Avoidance

A presentation of why artifacts occur in CT images and steps that can be taken by the technologist to prevent or suppress them.

· Audience: CT technologists
· CE Credits: 2.0 Category A
· Price: $24
· Course ID: Q00130

15.  CT Radiation Dose Optimization

Review of the principles of CT radiation exposure and dose optimization based on modiÞcation of scanning parameters and application of recent technologic innovations.

· Audience: CT technologists
· CE Credits: 3.0 Category A
· Price: $34
· Course ID: Q00131

16.  CE MR Imaging of the Heart

Overview of the principles and applications of cardiac MR imaging with an emphasis on the use of contrast media.

· Audience: MR technologists with some experience
· CE Credits: 3.0 Category A
· Price: $34
· Course ID: Q00132

 

 

17.  MR Procedures: Biological Effects, Safety, and Patient Care

A newly updated look at MR biologic effects, safety topics and issues and safety information for various implants and devices that have recently undergone evaluation.

· Audience: MR technologists
· CE Credits: 3.5 Category A
· Price: $37
· Course ID: Q00133

18.  Accuracy of Mammography, Clinical Exam, US and MRI for Breast Cancer

A comparison of several modalities with regard to how they alone, and in combination, impact the diagnosis, pre-operative assessment, and management of breast disease.

· Audience: Any technologist
· CE Credits: 3.0 Category A
· Price: $34
· Course ID: Q00138

19.  Preventing Contrast Media-induced Nephrotoxicity after Angiography

A discussion of different types and doses of contrast media, along with its physiological impact to the patient, coupled with risk factors and avoidance of nephrotoxicity.

· Audience: Any technologist
· CE Credits: 1.5 Category A
· Price: $24
· Course ID: Q00171

20.  Capsule Endoscopy, Standard Endoscopy, Barium Examination, and CT in Imaging Small Bowel Disease

A thorough overview of the capsule endoscopy technique along with its advantages, disadvantages, clinical indications and complications and how it compares to other methods of imaging small bowel disease.

· Audience: Any technologist
· CE Credits: 2.5 Category A
· Price: $29
· Course ID: Q00172

21.  Medical Treatment of Peripheral Artery Disease

An overview of PAD including risk factors, diagnosis, outcomes and disease management.

· Audience: Any technologist
· CE Credits: 2.0 Category A
· Price: $24
· Course ID: Q00173

22.  PET Evaluation of Lung Cancer

A thorough presentation of using 18FDG-PET for diagnosing, staging and monitoring treatment of lung cancer.

· Audience: Nuclear Medicine technologists
· CE Credits: 3.0 Category A
· Price: $34
· Course ID: Q00175

23.  Comparing Nuclear Medicine, CT and MR in Assessing CAD

An assessment of non-invasive imaging techniques for the role each one may take in the evaluation of coronary artery disease.

· Audience: Nuclear Medicine, CT and MR technologists
· CE Credits: 2.0 Category A
· Price: $24
· Course ID: Q00176

24.  Using SPECT/CT with 67Ga and 111In-Labeled Leukocytes to Diagnose Infection

Specific applications for SPECT/CT are defined for evaluating and treating patients with suspected infections.

· Audience: Nuclear Medicine technologists
· CE Credits: 1.5 Category A
· Price: $24
· Course ID: Q00177

25.  ECG-gated SPECT Myocardial Perfusion Imaging

An investigation into the value of adding ECG gating to the acquisition of myocardial perfusion imaging.

· Audience: Nuclear Medicine technologists
· CE Credits: 2.0
· Price: $24
· Course ID: Q00178

26.  PET/CT: Challenge for Nuclear Cardiology

A look at how the diagnostic benefits of PET/CT and its recent widespread availability are creating new opportunities for the combined modality's use in cardiology.

· Audience: Nuclear Medicine and CT technologists
· CE Credits: 3.0
· Price: $34
· Course ID: Q00179

27.  CT of Congenital Heart Disease

The role of multi-detector CT as an adjunct to echo-cardiography for evaluating congenital heart disease.

· Audience: CT technologists with some experience
· CE Credits: 2.5
· Price: $29
· Course ID: Q00192

28.  Pitfalls in CT Colonography

An overview of the pitfalls of both 2D and 3D CT images in CT colonography.

· Audience: CT technologists with some experience
· CE Credits: 3.0
· Price: $34
· Course ID: Q00193

29.  New Techniques in CT Angiography

A presentation of new acquisition and post-processing techniques and clinical applications of CT angiography.

· Audience: CT technologists with some experience
· CE Credits: 2.5
· Price: $29
· Course ID: Q00194

30.  CT of Ileocecal Disease

A thorough presentation of ileocecal disease processes and the role of CT in their evaluation.

· Audience: CT technologists with some experience
· CE Credits: 2.5
· Price: $29
· Course ID: Q00195

31.  3D CT of the Temporal Bone

The application of 3D reconstructions of CT images for evaluating the complex structures of the temporal bone.

· Audience: CT technologists with some experience
· CE Credits: 2.0
· Price: $24
· Course ID: Q00196

32.  Emergency CT of Acute Chest Pain

Using CT to evaluate patients with acute chest pain and its effect on patient care decisions.

· Audience: CT technologists with some experience
· CE Credits: 2.0
· Price: $24
· Course ID: Q00197

33.  Diagnosing Unusual Breast Cancers

A presentation of unusual breast neoplasms and other types of malignant neoplasms of the breast.

· Audience: Mammography technologists
· CE Credits: 2.0
· Price: $24
· Course ID: Q00198

 



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