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2468101214161820Daily Schedule8:00 am–9:30 am/10:00 amIC401. Cardiac CTA: Setting up a Cardiac Service—ReimbursementIssues—J. Earls; Technical Considerations and Principles of CardiacCTA—S. Abbara; Protocols and Reconstructions—J. LeipsicIC402. Emergency Imaging of the Upper Extremity–The Top:Shoulder and Upper Arm—J. Yu; The Middle: Elbow andForearm—O.C. West; The Bottom: Wrist and Hand—L.F. RogersIC403. Optimizing Techniques and Avoiding Pitfalls in Head andNeck Imaging—C.D. Phillips, L. GinsbergIC404. Interventional Radiology for the Diagnostic Radiologist—C. <strong>Ray</strong>, G. Soares, K. KondoSS21. Gastrointestinal ImagingSS22. Musculoskeletal Imaging9:30 am–10:30 am Member BUSINESS MEETING10:30 am–12:00 noonIC405. Navigating CT and MR of the Liver: MR Technique and DiffuseLiver Disease—J. Leyendecker; Hepatocellular Disease—T. Desser;Hepatobiliary Contrast Material—C. SirlinIC406. Cardiac CTA: Anatomy—S. Patel; Anomalies, Bypass Graftsand Stents—G. Reddy; Clinical Cases: Tips and Tricks—S. TeagueIC407. Arthritis: Basic and Advanced Imaging—M. Bruno,D. Flemming, L. BancroftIC408. Imaging Sports Related Injuries of the Foot and AnkleUnique to Children: State of the Art—J. MacKenzie; Painful Topicsin Pediatric Orthopedics: Review—M. Dempsey-Robertson;Pediatric Bone Lesions: Review—P. KarakasIC409. Diagnostic Dilemmas in Vascular Ultrasound—L. Scoutt,U. HamperIC410. Management of Challenging Cases in Interventional LiverOncology: A Case-Based Approach—D. Madoff, R. Murthy,T. Van Ha10:30 am–1:00 pmReview Course: Neuroradiology1:00 pm–2:30 pm/3:00 pmIC411. Demyelinating Disease Update: Multiple Sclerosis and LessCommon Disorders—R. Zabad, M. Omojola, B. HuangIC412. Gynecologic Imaging: Benign vs. Malignant—D. Wolfman;Emergency Room Pitfalls—S. AllisonIC413. Aortic Stent Grafts: Imaging and Intervention-Thoracic StentGrafts, Overview of Devices and Cases—R. Hieb; PlanningAbdominal Aortic Grafts—M. Neisen; Secondary Interventions:When and How—F. FacchiniSS23. Gastrointestinal ImagingSS24. Musculoskeletal ImagingSS25. Cardiopulmonary Imaging2:30 pm–3:30 pm COFFEE BREAK3:30 pm–5:00 pm/5:30 pmIC414. Cardiac CTA: Assessment of Noncoronary Cardiac Disease—G. Gladish; Adult Congenital Heart Disease—L. Haramati; ChestPain in the Emergency Department—C. WhiteIC415. Shoulder Imaging: MRI and Ultrasound of Rotator CuffPathology—S. Bernard; Tendon Tears Beyond the Rotator Cuff—H. Garner; Labral Tears—J. LuchsIC416. MRI of the Pediatric Abdomen: State of the Art—R. Goodman; Intestinal Obstruction in Children: State of the Art—L. Fenton; Neonatal Abdominal Emergencies: Review—J. ReidIC417. Radiation Safety (vascular and interventional radiology)—B. Dixon, K. Ogden, R. ThorntonSS26. Gastrointestinal Imaging3:30 pm–6:00 pmReview Course: UltrasoundFriday, May 67:00 am–8:00 amPower Hour: Pediatric ImagingPower Hour: General/Emergency Radiology7:30 am–10:00 amReview Course: Vascular and Interventional Radiology8:00 am–9:30 amIC501. Beyond the Visceral Organs: Retroperitoneal Spaces—J. Brink;Peritoneal Spaces—B. Javors; Omentum and Mesentery—B. YehIC502. Cardiac MRI: The Basics—M. Atalay; Cardiomyopathies andDysplasias—J. Jeudy; Ischemic Heart Disease: Perfusion, Function,Viability—D. BluemkeIC503. Musculoskeletal Tumor Imaging—L. Rybak, M. Kransdorf,M. MurpheyIC504. Pediatric Large Airway Disease: State of the Art—E. Lee;Pediatric Interstitial Lung Disease: State of the Art—P. Guillerman;Mass and Mass-Like Pulmonary Lesions in Children: Review—S. SimoneauxIC505. Diagnostic Dilemmas in Obstetric Ultrasound: A PracticalApproach to Imaging the Fetal Head with Neonatal Correlation—T. Angtuaco; Holes in the Brain—P. Woodward9:30 am–10:30 am COFFEE BREAK10:30 am–12:00 noonIC506. Emergency Radiology: Neuroradiology, Head and NeckEmergencies-Acute Head and Neck Infections (CT imaging)—W. Kubal; MDCT of Cranio-Facial Trauma—M. Bernstein; Neck CTAin Trauma—F. MuneraIC507. Musculoskeletal Pearls: ER Pearls—M. Schweitzer; InfectionPearls—S. Moore; MRI Pearls—G. DiPrimioIC508. Cranial Ultrasound: State of the Art—L. Lowe; Pediatric SpineImaging: State of the Art—N. Kadom; Pediatric Brain TumorImaging: Review—S. LaughlinIC509. Diagnostic Dilemmas in Obstetric Ultrasound: Approach toFetal Chest Masses—P. Woodward; Fetal Genitourinary System—T. WinterIC510. Vertebroplasty: The Beginner’s Course—S. Tutton, M. Davidian10:30 am–1:00 pmReview Course: Cardiovascular Imaging1:00 pm–2:30 pm/3:00 pmIC511. Emergency Radiology: CT Protocols and Techniques-EvolvingConcepts in MDCT Imaging of Abdominal Pain—S. Anderson; CTImaging of the Obese Patient in the Emergency Department—M. Gunn; Imaging Abdominal Pain in Pregnancy—D. KatzIC512. Diagnostic Dilemmas in Obstetric Ultrasound: The Role ofFetal MRI—C. Barnewolf, J. EstroffIC513. Approaches to the Difficult Biopsy—R. Arellano; Diagnosisand Treatment of Biopsy Complications and the Utility of BiopsyPrior to Tumor Ablation—S. Raman; Chest Biopsy—J. LorenzSS27. Pediatric Imaging2:00 pm–4:30 pmReview Course: Musculoskeletal ImagingIC=Instructional CourseSS=Scientific SessionThere are additional fees for thecategorical and review courses.RegistrationI n f o r m a t i o n
Specialty TracksLog on to www.arrs.org for the most up-to-date schedule and registration information.Breast ImagingWho Should Attend: Radiologists, radiologists–in–training and otherhealth professionals with an interest in the application of the radiologicsciences to the detection and management of breast diseases.Goals and Objectives: Upon completion of the breast imaging coursetrack, the participant should be able to determine the appropriateuse of various imaging techniques, including PET/CT and MR, forscreening all patients, including those at high risk for breast cancer, aswell as for diagnostic cases. In addition, the participant should havegained proficiency in recognizing the imaging features and constructingan imaging differential diagnosis for various breast diseases.Monday, May 27:00 am–8:00 amPower Hour: Breast Imaging8:00 am–9:30 am/10:00 amSS1. Breast Imaging10:30 am–12 noonIC106. Breast Cancer Risk Modeling/Policy—E. Burnside, O. Alagoz1:00 pm–2:30 pmIC114. PET/CT in Women’s Imaging (gynecologic and breastcancers)—E. Akin, D. Metter3:30 pm–5:00 pm/5:30 pmSS6. Breast ImagingTuesday, May 38:00 am–9:30 am/10:00 amSS7. Breast Imaging10:30 am–12:00 noonIC207. Basic Breast Screening Principles—D. Georgian-Smith;Controversies in High Risk Lesions at Core Biopsy: Radiology andPathology Perspectives—T. Lawton1:00 pm–2:30 pmIC212. Ethical and Medicolegal Issues in Radiology—S. Hannigan,P. Kornguth3:30 pm–5:00 pmIC216. Digital Mammography—G. Newstead; MammographyPhysics: What You and Your Patients Need to Know—B. SmithWednesday, May 48:00 am–9:30 amIC301. Imaging the High Risk Patient for Breast Cancer—M. Rebner;Breast MR—S. Raza10:30 am –12:00 noonIC304. Breast Tomosynthesis—A. Nees, M. Roubidoux1:00 pm–3:30 pmReview Course: Breast ImagingBusiness and Practice ManagementWho Should Attend: Radiologists, radiologists-in-training and otherhealth professionals with an interest in the business and managementof radiology practice.Goals and Objectives: Upon completion of the business and practicemanagement course track, the participant should be able to understandand respond to contemporary issues and challenges facing radiology,including but not limited to federal health care reform legislation,changing government and third party payer regulations, effectiveleadership, ICD 10, dealing with a problematic partner, the prosand cons associated with tracking radiologist productivity, and theimpact of challenges to academic radiology on private practice.Participants in the business and practice management tract shouldalso understand additional issues in radiology practice including medicalliability and medical ethics as well as the business implications ofadding new clinical services such as cardiac CTA and CT colonographyto a radiology practice.Sunday, May 18:00 am–12:00 noonMock Malpractice Trial1:30 pm–5:00 pmARRS-ACR Business and Practice Management CourseUnderstanding and Preparing for ICD 10—R. LeithiserRadiology Regulatory Hot Topics for 2011—T. GreesonDealing with the Problematic Partner—L. MuroffChallenges to Academic Radiology: Should Private Practice BeConcerned?—D. PaushterMonitoring Radiology Productivity: Are We on the RightTrack?—J. BerlinAddressing Future Challenges to Radiology: The Importance ofGood Leadership—P. Ellenbogen4:30 pm–5:30 pmMedical Malpractice Litigation: A Gaze at the Past, a Glare at thePresent, a Glimpse of the Future—L. Berlin (SRS Guest Speaker)Monday, May 28:00 am–9:30 amIC104. Understanding National Forces Driving Healthcare PaymentReform—F. Lexa; RBRVS: Will it Be Relevant in the Future?—G. McGinty; Understanding Bundled Payments and AccountableCare Organizations: Where Does Radiology Fit In?—B. Allen10:30 am–12:00 noonIC110. Radiology Overutilization: Is it Real? What Should We Do?—P. Basu; Understanding and Coping With Radiology BenefitManagement Companies—D. Levin; Thriving in the Era ofCapitation: Real Life Experience—F. Gaschen1:00 pm–2:30 pm/3:00 pmSS4. Efficacy, Education and PACS3:30 pm–5:00 pm/5:30 pmSS5. Efficacy, Education and PACS13579111315171921
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