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A PRACTICAL APPROACH TO BREAST IMAGINGAND DIGITAL MAMMOGRAPHY MINI-COURSEJANUARY 11 − 16, 2009 / THE FAIRMONT ORCHID HAWAI’I, KONARADIOLOGY ANDBIOMEDICAL IMAGINGUNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIASAN FRANCISCO

A PRACTICAL APPROACH TO BREAST IMAGINGJanuary 11–16, 2009About the CourseThis course is designed for the clinical radiologist who specializes in breast imaging orwho practices general diagnostic radiology that includes breast imaging. It is intendedto provide an overview and update on clinically relevant topics in diagnostic imaging ofthe breast including recent developments in the subspecialty. A practical approach isemphasized through formal didactic lectures covering core topics in breast imaging andconcepts reinforced by interactive workshops in a small group setting. Lectures andworkshops on similar core topic areas will be presented by different speakers to provideparticipants with a broader perspective on the different approaches for problem-solvingin breast imagingEarn SAM CreditAn opportunity for completion of a Self-Assessment Module will also be offered.“Breast Imaging Review for the General Radiologist” (ABR # UCSS100507-0163) wasapproved on May 24, 2007, and is qualified by the American Board of Radiology inmeeting the criteria for self-assessment toward the purpose of fulfilling requirements inthe ABR Maintenance of Certification Program.At the completion of this course,the participant will be able to:1.Compare the considerations applicable to5.Describe the key medicolegal aspects of2.screening with different breast imagingtechniques, including mammography,ultrasound, nuclear medicine, CT and MRI;Describe the rationale and expectedoutcomes for imaging surveillance ofprobably benign lesions of the breast;6.7.breast imaging practice;Assist in diagnostic workups usinginterventional breast imaging procedures,including percutaneous sampling ofnonpalpable lesions;Describe the current uses of full-field digital3.Understand the appropriate use of BIRADsand be familiar with recent updates;mammography and computer assisteddetection;4.Use methods to reduce the number of8.Recognize the indications, strengths andfalse-negative and false-positivemammography interpretations;weaknesses of current breast magneticresonance imaging (MRI) techniques.Course participants will also have completed an ABR-qualified Self-Assessment Module.2

Course FacultyBonnie N. Joe, MD, PhDCourse DirectorAssistant Professor of RadiologyChief, Women’s ImagingUniversity of California, San Francisco School of MedicineR. James Brenner, MD, JD, FACRDirector, Breast ImagingBay Imaging Consultants, Alta Eden DivisionCarol Ann Read Breast Health CenterClinical Professor of RadiologyUniversity of California, San Francisco School of MedicineChristopher I. Flowers, MBBSAssociate Clinical Professor of RadiologyUniversity of California, San Francisco School of MedicineBarbara S. Monsees, MD, FACRRonald and Hanna Evens Professor of Women’s HealthChief, Breast Imaging SectionMallinckrodt Institute of RadiologyWashington University School of MedicineSt. Louis, MissouriEdward A. Sickles, MD, FACRProfessor Emeritus of RadiologyUniversity of California, San Francisco School of MedicineThis course is sponsored in part by support fromHologic, Inc. and SenoRx.3

EnrollmentPre-registration is encouraged to ensure your space in thiscourse and to have a syllabus and CME certificate available onsite. Pre-register by November 14, 2008 and save $75 on yourenrollment fee. Pre-register for IMAGING UPDATE IN KONA(RAD 09 018) held the following week in Kona and save anadditional $125 on each course.TUITION$975 for practicing physicians;$825 for fellows, residents, sonographers, technologists andnurses (with a letter of verification)ON-SITE REGISTRATIONSunday, January 11, 2009 at 7:00 amThe Fairmont Orchid, Hawaii1 North Kaniku DriveKohala Coast, The Big Island of HawaiiWe are generally able to accommodate on-site registration at ourcourses, but some do reach capacity. To inquire aboutregistration status, please call the UCSF CME RegistrationOffice at 415-476-5808.4

Accreditation: Breast ImagingThe University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine (UCSF) is accreditedby the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to providecontinuing medical education for physicians.UCSF designates this educational activity for a maximum of 20 AMA PRACategory 1 Credits. Physicians should only claim credit commensurate with theextent of their participation in the activity.These continuing medical education hours also satisfy FDA requirements formammography education (under the Mammography Quality Standards Act) as follows:20 Category 1 Credits for mammography including 1.75 Category 1 Credits for digitalmammography. The hours also can be applied to voluntary ACR accreditation programsas follows: 2.25 Category 1 Credit for breast MRI; 1.5 Category 1 Credit for breastultrasound, and 0.5 Category 1 Credit for stereotactic-guided biopsy. Registrants willreview 20 mammography cases.TECHNOLOGISTSThis activity is pending approval for Category ACredits by the American Society of RadiologicTechnologists (ASRT).NURSESThe California Board of Registered Nursingaccepts AMA PRA Category 1 Credits towardlicense renewal. On the BRN license renewalform, report the number of hours you attended(up to 20 hours of credit) and fill in “CMECategory 1” for the provider number.PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTSThe National Commission on Certification ofPhysician Assistants (NCCPA) states that AMAPRA Category 1 Credits are acceptable forcontinuing medical education requirements forrecertification.This educational activity meets the requirement under California State Assembly Bill 1195,continuing education and cultural and linguistic competency.5

A PRACTICAL APPROACH TO BREAST IMAGINGCourse ProgramSUNDAY, JANUARY 11, 2009Moderator: Edward A. Sickles, MD6:45 am Registration and Continental Breakfast7:25 Welcome and Introduction Bonnie N. Joe, MD, PhD7:30 An Organized Approach to Interpreting DiagnosticBonnie N. Joe, MD, PhDMammography Examinations SUNns with Digital Examples8:15 The 4th Edition of BI-RADS: Update 2008Edward A. Sickles, MD9:00 Roundtable: Medical Auditing andFaculty PanelPerformance Benchmarks10:00 Recess10:30 Concurrent Workshops Course Faculty12:00 pm Adjourn6:00 Aloha ReceptionMONDAY, JANUARY 12, 2009Moderator: Edward A. Sickles, MD7:00 am Continental Breakfast7:30 Mammographic Follow-up as an Alternative to Biopsy: Edward A. Sickles, MDStrengths, Limitations, MONPitfalls8:15 Needle Localization Barbara S. Monsees, MD9:00 Roundtable: Appropriate Use of BIRADS Category 3Faculty Panel10:00 Recess10:30 Concurrent Workshops Course Faculty12:00 pm AdjournTUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 2009Moderator: Bonnie N. Joe, MD, PhD7:00 am Continental Breakfast7:30 Evaluation of Breast Calcifications Christopher I. Flowers, MBBS8:15 Breast MRI for Implant TUESEvaluationR. James Brenner, MD, JD9:00 Roundtable: Breast Imaging Practice Management:Faculty PanelScheduling, Throughput, ut, Previous Films10:00 Recess10:30 Concurrent Workshops Course Faculty12:00 pm AdjournWEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14No formal course program.6

THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 2009Moderator: Christopher I. Flowers, MBBS7:00 am Continental Breakfast7:30 Breast Ultrasound of Masses Christopher I. Flowers, MBBS8:15 Ultrasound Guided Core Biopsy: Pearls and Pitfall Barbara S. Monsees, MD9:00 Roundtable: Management THUof Biopsy ResultsFaculty Panel9:45 Breast Imaging g Self-Assessment QuizChristopher I. Flowers, MBBS10:00 Recess10:30 Concurrent Workshops (A) Course Faculty12:00 pm Concurrent Workshops (B) Course Faculty1:30 AdjournFRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 2009Moderator: R. James Brenner, MD, JD7:00 am Continental Breakfast7:30 Screening for Breast Cancer in High-Risk Women:Bonnie N. Joe, MD, PhDMammography, Ultrasound, FRIMRI8:15 Medicolegal Aspects of Breast ImagingR. James Brenner, MD, JD9:00 Roundtable: Medicolegal IssuessuesFaculty Panel9:30 Answers and Discussion Bonnie N. Joe, MD, PhD10:00 AdjournWorkshops· How to Evaluate Lesions Seen on One View Only· Breast Biopsy: Practical Tips and Techniques· Breast MR Cases: Interactive Session· The Post-Treatment Breast· Mammographic Interpretation at the Digital WorkstationR. James Brenner, MD, JDChristopher I. Flowers, MBBSBonnie N. Joe, MD, PhDBarbara S. Monsees, MDEdward A. Sickles, MDGROUP SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY THURSDAY (A) THURSDAY (B)1 Monsees Joe Brenner Flowers Sickles2 Joe Brenner Flowers Sickles Monsees3 Brenner Sickles Joe Monsees FlowersNOTE: Registrants will be assigned to one of these three groups at the beginning of the Course. Eachregistrant will attend all five workshops. Dr. Sickles’ workshop is based on 20 “unknown” cases that willbe displayed on digital workstations. Registrants should plan an adequate block of time to preview thesecases prior to attending this workshop (cases will be available for viewing starting at 10:00 am onSunday morning).7

DIGITAL MAMMOGRAPHY MINI-COURSE (OPTIONAL)January 12–13, 2009About the CourseConcurrent with the five-day breast imaging program, an optional two-day mini-course infull-field digital-mammography will be available to registrants on Monday and Tuesdayafternoons (following the regular sessions). This course provides an additional 7.0 hoursof digital mammography credit for a total of 8.75 hours of formal CME training in digitalmammography which fulfills the requirements for initial MQSA accreditation.This course will provide a concentrated overview of the current status of and recentclinical developments in full-field digital mammography for both breast imagingspecialists and general radiologists. The application of digital mammographic techniquesto breast cancer detection and diagnosis will be emphasized. The material covered in thecourse is designed to help radiologists build their digital mammography practices on afirm foundation of knowledge.At the completion of this course,the participant will be able to:1.Describe strengths and limitations of digital4.Describe emerging digital mammographymammography compared to conventionalscreen-film mammography;technologies, including contrastenhancementsubtraction and tomosynthesis;2.Understand the current status of digital5.Gain practice in analyzing and interpretingmammography and results of clinical trialsusing full-field digital mammography;6.digital mammography cases;Describe medicolegal aspects of digital3.Describe practical approaches to themammography and computer aided detection.implementation of full-field digitalmammography in a breast imaging practice;EnrollmentPre-registration is encouraged to ensure your space in this course.TUITION$275 (requires at least two days enrollment in the Breast Imaging course)ON-SITE REGISTRATIONSunday, January 11, 2009 at 7:00 amThe Fairmont Orchid, Hawaii, 1 North Kaniku DriveKohala Coast, The Big Island of Hawaii8

Course ProgramMONDAY, JANUARY 12, 2009Moderator: Edward A. Sickles, MD1:30 pm Current Status of Digital Mammography andOverview of Digital Trials2:15 Making the Transition to Digital Mammography:Part 1: Planning and Physical Set-up2:45 Computer-aided Detection MONof Breast Lesions:A Clinical Perspective3:15 Recess3:30 Making the Transition to Digital Mammography:Part 2: Workflow Issues4:15 Current Status and Future Applicationsfor TelemammographyEdward A. Sickles, MDBarbara S. Monsees, MDEdward A. Sickles, MDBarbara S. Monsees, MDEdward A. Sickles, MD4:45 Roundtable: Optimizing Digital Mammography Workflow Faculty Panel5:15 AdjournTUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 2009Moderator: Bonnie N. Joe, MD, PhD1:30 pm Operational and Financial Aspects of FFDM R. James Brenner, MD, JD2:15 New Opportunities for Digital Mammography:Christopher I. Flowers, MBBSTomosynthesis, Dual TUESEnergy, Contrast Mammography3:00 Recess3:15 Medicolegal Aspects of FFDM and CADR. James Brenner, MD, JD4:00 Digital Mammography Concepts Bonnie N. Joe, MD, PhD4:45 Roundtable: The IHE and Digital Mammography Faculty Panel5:15 pm AdjournAccreditation: Digital MammographyThe University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine (UCSF) is accredited by theAccreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medicaleducation for physicians.UCSF designates this educational activity for a maximum of 7 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits. Physicians should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.Combined with the Mammographic Interpretation at the Workstation workshop and An OrganizedApproach to Interpreting Diagnostic Mammography Examinations lecture from the Breast Imagingcourse, the participant will gain a total of 8.75 digital mammography credits. The approved credits alsosatisfy FDA requirements for digital mammography education (under the Mammography QualityStandards Act) for both the initial training requirements (8 hrs) and the continuing experiencerequirement (6 hrs every three years).9

The Fairmont Orchid, Hawai’iwww.fairmont.com/orchidTraditions of unsurpassed service andaccommodations have been captured at TheFairmont Orchid on the Kohala Coast of the BigIsland of Hawai’i. Here an ambience of classicsophistication has been adapted to suit thenatural surroundings of Hawaii, withoutcompromising the high standards of decor,service and dining that have made The Orchid thehotel of choice. Recreational activities areendless. You can enjoy tennis on any of tenPlexipave courts, including a stadium court; a10,000 square-foot freshwater swimming pooland surrounding whirlpools; a protected whitesand lagoon and full-service ocean activitiesdesk; year-round kids program; complimentaryaccess to The Fitness Center, offering creativewellness options; basketball; poolside ping-pong;beach volleyball, and more. Guests may start offtheir mornings with a tennis clinic, power walkand stretch, low-impact aerobic conditioning, oreven a snorkel cruise. Then venture out for anintroductory scuba lesson, beach volleyballtournaments, or round-robin tennis tournaments.A romantic evening sunset sail or just watchingthe Kohala sunset from a swaying beachsidehammock completes the day.The 36-hole Francis H. I’i Brown Golf Course is amajor reason that the Big Island’s seventeenmagnificent courses make it the Golf Capital ofHawaii. This is golfing at its best, with long days,perfect weather and scenery, and challengingcourses — spiced with panoramic ocean andmountain views. Fairways run between ancientlava flows, are nestled among historical Hawaiianlandmarks and front some of the most beautifulcoastline of the Pacific. The striking contrasts oflush green fairways, pure white bunkers, jet-blacklava flows and turquoise blue Pacific make forsome of the most breathtaking holes anywhere.The Orchid’s Keiki Aloha (children’s program)utilizes the hotel’s unique location and enablesits young guests to make new friends and learnmore about Hawaii — it’s The Orchid’s way ofsharing aloha with future generations. Keiki,children ages five through twelve who are stayingwith their parents at the hotel, can participate ina wide range of special activities so that eachchild will share in the excitement of discovering anew culture. The activity schedule includes dailythemed activities, such as Hawaiian storytelling,hula lessons, coconut-leaf weaving and other islandarts and crafts. Plenty of outdoor activities arescheduled to enjoy the Kohala coast’s great weather.Prices vary with half-day or full-day programs.10

Accommodations808-885-2000 / www.fairmont.com/orchid1 N. Kaniku Drive, Kohala Coast, Kona, The Big IslandThe Fairmont Orchid, Hawaii has reserved a limited block of rooms atspecial room rates for this conference. Please mention that you areattending the UCSF Radiology course to receive the discounted rates.Get a second Fairmont room for dependents for only $242 per night.Note that availability of suites is limited.When making your accommodation decisions, please take intoconsideration that staying at the host hotel helps UCSF meet itscontractual obligations and keeps registration fees reasonable.AVAILABLE CATEGORIESSingle/double Fairmont $289 (reg. $419)Partial ocean view $325 (reg. $503)Guaranteed ocean view $341 (reg. $629)Garden view executive suite $546 (reg. $1101)Ocean view executive suite $639 (reg. $1469)Ocean front suite $777 (reg. $1784)ADD-ONS (per room, per night)Second “family” room $242 (reg. $419)Additional person (3 or more) $75UCSF Gold Plus $336ABOUT UCSF GOLD PLUSUCSF Radiology and The Fairmont Orchid have partnered to bringattendees at our Kona meetings an extra value to their stay on theexclusive Fairmont Signature Gold Floor during the meeting. In additionto the upgraded accommodations and exclusive amenities in Fairmont’shotel within a hotel on the sixth floor of the North Tower, guests willreceive daily access during the meeting dates to the private UCSFPaniolo Lounge. “The Lounge” is a comfortable retreat for speakers andspecial guests with a large lanai overlooking the central courtyard andsunset. Daily service during the week includes enhanced continentalbreakfast, mid-day deli-style sandwiches and salads, evening pupus andcocktails, and dessert and coffee.RESERVE NOWMake your reservation early as rooms will likely sell-out before thecut-off date of December 9, 2008. Reservation requests made after thisdate will be extended at the conference rates on a space-available basisonly. A credit card number is required to guarantee your reservation.Reservations cancelled at least 72 hours in advance will be charged aone-night stay (plus taxes, approximately 11.4%). Reservationscancelled less than 72 hours in advance will be charged a five-night stay(plus taxes). Note that daily parking rates have been implemented: $15for self parking, $21 for valet (rates subject to change).11

Activities at The Orchidwww.fairmont.com/orchidThe Orchid Beach Club offers a variety of activities to make your stay even more enjoyable, and canadvise you on the schedule of events and availability, and sign you up for:FUN-IN-THE-SUN ACTIVITY PACKAGE$65 per adult, $50 per child 5–12 years,one-time charge. Includes use of personal CDplayer, snorkel/fins/masks, small kayaks, soft-toppaddle boards, floats, fish-scoop nets, boardgames, and books. Activities include Snorkel,Surfing and Canoe Paddling Introductions, TidePool Education, Daily Aqua fitness, Friday“Talk-Story”, Adult First-Bounce Tennis,Hit-with-the-Pro Tennis Clinic.ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIESFees and reservations required. Tennis Clinics,Shoreline Fishing, Kayak Adventure, BeginnersGolf, 1-on-1 and Intermediate Yoga, Drawing inNature, Keiki (Kids) Programs.PARADISE WITHIN WELLNESS PACKAGE$80 per adult (age 13+) one-time charge,includes 20% discount on private classes and10% discount on spa services and products.Includes use of personal CD player or iPOD,exercise mats/balls, noodle floats, spa lockerroom/steam/sauna access, lending library.Access includes daily seaside yoga and aquafitness, vision & memory fitness, pilates, stressbuster, life-in-balance, core strengthconditioning, five keys to relaxation, awaken theartist within.COMPLIMENTARY ACTIVITIESCultural Hikes, Crab Volleyball, HawaiianArts & Crafts, Botanical Tour, Turtle Snorkel,Sunset Volleyball.12

Optional Tours on KonaPresented by Destination Discovery Travelwww.ddtravelhi.com / 808-955-7576 / ddtravelhi@aol.comThese tours include Helicopter Flights, Submarine Ride, Kayak Trips,Waterfall Adventure, Whale-Watch Cruise, Snorkel Trips and more.Detailed information on Kona tours, activities and prices can be foundby visiting the website above. Contact Destination Discovery Travel toreserve the following events:SUNSET/WHALE WATCH CRUISEMonday, Jan. 12; Wednesday, Jan. 14 and Friday, Jan. 16 (4 – 6 PM)Sail into the Kohala Coast sunset, the most beautiful in the islands. Youmay see the legendary “green flash” or dolphins, as they playfully escortour vessel. Champagne, open bar, Pacific-rim style pupus, soft drinksand juices included.CIRCLE-ISLAND TOURWednesday, Jan. 14 (all day)A never-to-be-forgotten tour to Hawaii Volcano National Park, where youwill see The Lava Tube and Kilauea Crater with the Halemaumau firepit.The afternoon will continue with a tour to the city of Hilo, where you willvisit Rainbow Falls, Liliuokalani Park and orchid and anthuriumnurseries. Return to the hotel via the lush Hamakua Coast and famedParker Ranch. (There will be a dutch-treat lunch stop.)WHALE WATCH CRUISEDaily (8:00 AM, 10:00 AM, and 1:30 PM)Encounter the majestic humpback whales in the National MarineSanctuary located along the Kohala Coast. Experience firsthand theirdramatic behaviors narrated by a marine naturalist. Guaranteed whalesightings or come again FREE! Soft drink, juice and dry snacks included.13

Air TravelUCSF Radiology has negotiated special fares with American,Hawaiian and United Airlines for radiology course attendees.Use the codes below to book by phone or online:Airline Telephone CodeAmerican 800-433-1790 A8519AKUnited 800-521-4041 577LNHawaiian 800-367-5320 AMUCSFRPEBook your flight with Hawaiian Airlines online at:www.hawaiianair.com/affiliate/affiliate.aspx?affcode=AMUCSFRPE.In addition to a fare discount, when you book using the PreferredAffiliate portal, Hawaiian will waive the fee for the second checkedbag.Car RentalArrangements have been made with Hertz Rent A Car for special ratesduring this UCSF meeting, as well as one week before and after thismeeting, on all of the Hawaiian Islands. Advance reservations arerecommended. Call the Hertz Convention Desk at 800-654-2240; besure to tell the agent the meeting name and number: Breast ImagingCV# 01SY0229.14

RegistrationBREAST IMAGING / OPTIONAL DIGITAL MAMMOGRAPHY (RAD09013)January 11 − 16, 2009 / The Fairmont Orchid Hawaii, KonaEarly Registration Deadline: Friday, Nov. 14, 2008 / Cancellation Deadline: Monday, Jan. 5, 2009Four easy ways to register:1. Online at www.cme.ucsf.edu2. Fax this form to 415-502-17953. Mail this form to UCSF Office of CME, PO Box 45368, San Francisco, CA 94145-03684. Phone using Visa, Amex or Mastercard. Call 4150476-5808, 8:30 am − 4:00 pm (Pacific Time)REGISTRANT INFORMATION (PLEASE PRINT)NameFirst Last DegreeAddressStreetCity State/Zip Foreign CountryPhoneArea CodeFaxArea CodeE-mailPlease add me to your priority email list.Month/Date of Birth for record verification: / / XXmonthdateCOURSE REGISTRATION (RAD09013)Please check: BY 11/14/08 AFTER 11/14/08 Physician $900 $975 Resident/fellow/nurse/sonographer/ $750 $825technologist (with letter of verification) Digital Mammography $275 $275(Optional, separate fee, must also beenrolled in the Breast Imaging course)TOTAL $Register for both Breast Imaging (Jan. 11–16) and Imaging Update (Jan. 18–23) and save $125 on BOTHcourse registration fees. Call the Registration Office at the number above to register with the discount.METHOD OF PAYMENT Check enclosed, payable to UC Regents.Please charge my: Visa Mastercard American ExpressCard No.Exp. DateSignaturePayment may be made by credit card or by check or money order drawn on a U.S. bank in U.S. currency.We regret that we cannot accept checks drawn on foreign banks. Enrollment Confirmation will be mailed toyou within two weeks of receipt of the application.CANCELLATIONA refund of the enrollment fee, less $75, will be made upon receipt of a written request only by Monday,1/5/2009. No refunds will be made after this date. In the unlikely event that the program is cancelled,UCSF Radiology will refund the registration fee in full, but cannot be responsible for any hotel or travel costs.15

UPCOMING CME CONFERENCESView, print brochures, and register online:www.radiology.ucsf.edu.Program dates, topics, and locations are subject to change.______________________________________________________________________2008______________________________________________________________________Sep. 15–19 Interventional Radiology Review San Francisco, CA______________________________________________________________________Sep. 19-20 Virtual Colonoscopy Workshop San Francisco, CA______________________________________________________________________Oct. 12–17 Women’s Imaging in Wine Country Sonoma, CA______________________________________________________________________Oct. 20–24 Practice Review for Radiologists San Francisco, CA______________________________________________________________________Oct. 26–31 Diagnostic Radiology Seminars Maui, HI______________________________________________________________________Nov. 10–14 Breast Imaging & Digital Mammography Palm Springs, CA______________________________________________________________________Dec. 7–12 Imaging Warm-up in the Caribbean St. John, USVIDec. 12–13 Virtual Colonoscopy Workshop San Francisco, CA______________________________________________________________________2009______________________________________________________________________Jan. 4–9 Diagnostic Imaging on the Mayan Riviera Playa del Carmen______________________________________________________________________Jan. 11–16 Breast Imaging & Digital Mammography Kona, HI______________________________________________________________________Jan. 18–23 Imaging Update: Top Teachers in Radiology Kona, HI______________________________________________________________________Feb. 1–3 Musculoskeletal MRI Palm Springs, CA______________________________________________________________________Feb. 4–6 CT/MRI of the Abdomen & Pelvis Palm Springs, CA______________________________________________________________________Feb. 15–20 Optimizing Practices and Workflow in Imaging Kona, HI______________________________________________________________________Mar. 1–6 Radiology Resident Review San Francisco, CA______________________________________________________________________Mar. 8–13 Radiology Spring Training Scottsdale, AZ______________________________________________________________________Mar. 27–29 Breast Imaging Update San Francisco, CA______________________________________________________________________Apr. 17–19 Ob/Gyn & Abdominal Sonography San Francisco, CA______________________________________________________________________Apr. 19–23 Imaging Update in the Capital Washington, DC______________________________________________________________________May 17–22 Practical Advances in Diagnostic Imaging Yosemite, CAJun. 17–24 Radiology at Sea: Vancouver to Anchorage Regent Seven SeasADDRESS CHANGES: To facilitate change-of-address, please return thefull mailing panel and do not cross out the original address. Thank you.RAD 09013Nonprofit Org.U.S. PostagePAIDUniv. of CaliforniaRadiology Postgraduate Education3333 California Street, Suite 375San Francisco, CA 94143-0629DATED MATERIALPLEASE POSTBREAST IMAGING & DIGITAL MAMMOGRAPHYJanuary 11 − 16, 2009 / The Fairmont Orchid, Kona, HawaiiThis course is self-supporting and receives no state funding.