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2:20 PM–2:25 PM Questions and Answers2:25 PM–2:50 PM Ultrasound of the Shoulder: Beyond the Rotator CuffCatherine Brandon, MD2:50 PM–3:10 PM Dynamic Shoulder ImagingMarnix van Holsbeeck, MD3:10 PM–3:25 PM Shoulder Ultrasound: Rheumatologic DisordersRalf Thiele, MD3:25 PM–3:30 PM Questions and AnswersTopics in Emergency and Critical Care Ultrasound: Part 1Moderator: Christopher Moore, MDSan Diego B · North Tower/Lobby LevelThis is part 1 of a 2-part categorical course involving the use of ultrasound inthe emergency and critical care setting. Part 1 will feature 4 topics: (1) the useof sonography in the emergent diagnosis of appendicitis, intussusception, freeair, bowel obstruction, and diverticulitis, among others; (2) the critical findingsthat should not be missed in emergent and critically ill patients; (3) utility ofultrasound in investigating aortic emergencies, both thoracic and abdominal,as well as techniques and the utility of investigating the vena cava; and (4) tipsand pitfalls for sonographic examination of the nonpregnant female with acutepelvic pain, including ovarian torsion and other pelvic emergencies.1:30 PM–2:00 PM Sonographic Evaluation of Bowel EmergenciesJ. Christopher Fox, MD2:00 PM–2:30 PM Miss the Emergency Sonographic Diagnosis and FailYour BoardsSherelle Laifer-Narin, MD2:30 PM–3:00 PM Sonography of the Great Vessels: Emergencies of theThoracic and Abdominal Aorta and Vena CavaChristopher Raio, MD3:00 PM–3:30 PM Tips, Cases, and Pitfalls in Transvaginal Sonography ofthe Nonpregnant Female With Acute Pelvic PainJamal Bokhari, MDFriday, March 14 • ConventionUltrasound-Guided Biopsies and Intervention: Hands-on CourseModerator: Vikram Dogra, MDMarriott Hall 1 · North Tower/Marriott Pavilion/Lobby LevelIn this course, participants will be shown optimum ways to set up biopsiesand avoid potential complications. There will be hands-on instruction in smallgroups by experts in the field. Every participant will have the opportunity topractice biopsies on phantoms using needles and needle guides on a variety ofultrasound machines. Techniques that can be applied to small parts (thyroidand lymph node), thoracic, and abdominal biopsies, including liver, renal, anddeep abdominal and pelvic lesions, will be described.51