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We have you found the abdominal CT course helpful. Please give us feedback on what you thought and on ways we can make the course better..
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Course Director(s):
Michael S. Gee, M.D., Ph.D.
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The pretest survey is meant to assess your baseline search pattern for detecting pathology on CT of the abdomen and pelvis. There are 3 test cases to complete.
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Course Director(s):
Michael S. Gee, M.D., Ph.D.
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These cases will test your ability to do a structured review of abdominal CT after taking the course. There are 3 test cases total.
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Course Director(s):
Michael S. Gee, M.D., Ph.D.
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These slides will review the basic search pattern for abdominal CT interpretation.
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Course Director(s):
Michael S. Gee, M.D., Ph.D.
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This is a sample video reviewing the basic search pattern for abdominal CT interpretation, with audio narration.
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Course Director(s):
Michael S. Gee, M.D., Ph.D.
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The abdominal CT course is intended to familiarize the participant with a logical search pattern for abdominal CT interpretation, including the anatomic structures and organs of interest to review in the abdomen and pelvis, as well as the various window/level settings that are optimal for detection of pathology. The test cases selected contain both focal and diffuse pathology across a range of organs, anatomic structures, and diseases.
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Course Director(s):
Michael S. Gee, M.D., Ph.D.
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The radiation dose for kidney stone CT course is intended to help participant with the nuances of CT scan parameters, protocol building and radiation dose optimization especially for evaluation of renal colic. The course will specifically help in understanding different aspects of CT image quality pertinent to CT protocols for renal colic, scan parameters and their effects on CT radiation dose as well as the need for distinct and optimal CT protocols for renal colic evaluation.
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Course Director(s):
Alexi Otrakji, MD | Mannudeep K. Kalra, MD | Melissa Shaw, BS | Swati Goyal | Garry Choy, MD, MS | Chris Moore, MD
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The symptoms of contrast reaction fluctuate from mild to severe (anaphylactic) reactions. In addition, the symptoms of contrast reaction are classified to allergic like and physiologic reactions. Recognizing these symptoms and their severity is the cornerstone of the proper clinical management. Learning the symptoms and management of contrast reactions through video-based course that simulate the real environment of imaging exam room could be more efficient than conventional lectures.
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Course Director(s):
Alexi Otrakji, MD | Iris M Otani, MD | Swati Goyal | Hillary Kelly MD | Garry Choy, MD, MS | Sanjay Saini, MD | Gloria Salazar, MD
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Errors in management of anaphylaxis secondary to contrast media administration can lead to life-threatening patient safety events. Effective management for such events depends on recurrent training of staff with didactic educational tools. Given the incidence of errors reported in the literature and our institutional experience with high fidelity simulation training program, we structured this course to highlight the important points
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Course Director(s):
Alexi Otrakji, MD | Iris M Otani, MD | Swati Goyal | Hillary Kelly MD | Garry Choy, MD, MS | Sanjay Saini, MD | Gloria Salazar, MD
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An interactive learning module for cardiac CTA using real-world emergency department cases and full datasets to be manipulated with a 3D viewer. Cases also include the CAD-RADs scoring system, invasive coronary angiography correlation, and teaching slides on important points in evaluating coronary artery disease.
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Course Director(s):
Nina (Nandini) M. Meyersohn, MD | Brian B. Ghoshhajra, MD MBA
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This interactive course is designed for radiologists, and other clinicians providing CT imaging, to improve diagnostic confidence in low dose kidney stone CT images. This course is comprised of 16 exams with the corresponding CT protocol, diagnosis, and radiology report.
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Course Director(s):
Alexi Otrakji, MD | Mannudeep K. Kalra, MD | Chris Moore, MD | Melissa Shaw, BS
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The radiation dose for kidney stone CT course is intended to help participant with the nuances of CT scan parameters, protocol building and radiation dose optimization especially for evaluation of renal colic. The course will specifically help in understanding different aspects of CT image quality pertinent to CT protocols for renal colic, scan parameters and their effects on CT radiation dose as well as the need for distinct and optimal CT protocols for renal colic evaluation.
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Course Director(s):
Mannudeep K. Kalra, MD | Alexi Otrakji, MD | Chris Moore, MD | Melissa Shaw, BS
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Lung cancer screening course focused on interactive learning, full data sets with high resolution images, and discussions for radiologists to gain additional proficiency in this topic area. This course has been developed with support of a RSNA Educational grant.
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Course Director(s):
Dr. Shaunagh McDermott | Amita Sharma MD | Jo-Anne Shepard MD
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This curriculum represents the premier cardiac CT training tool endorsed by the Society for Cardiovascular Computed Tomography (SCCT) for introductory (Level 1) training.
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Course Director(s):
Christopher D. Maroules MD | Dustin Thomas MD | Andrew Choi MD | Gustavo Vazquez MD
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Pediatric Emergency Radiology course provides interactive imaging and discussions covering a wide range of emergencies in children including infection, bowel obstruction and trauma.
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Course Director(s):
Pallavi Sagar MD | Ranu Shailam MD
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Interstitial lung disease course focused on interactive learning, full data sets with high resolution images, and discussions for radiologists to gain additional proficiency in this topic area.
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Course Director(s):
Amita Sharma MD | Subba Digumarthy MD | Jo-Anne Shepard MD
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Emergency Neuroradiology Essentials course focused on interactive learning, full data sets, and discussions for radiologists to gain additional proficiency in this topic area.
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Course Director(s):
Hillary Kelly MD | Ramon Gilberto Gonzalez MD | Susie Huang, MD, PhD
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Emergency Radiology course on CT of the Chest, Abdomen, and Pelvis provides interactive imaging and discussions on critical topics encountered by radiologists in the setting of blunt trauma.
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Course Director(s):
Garry Choy, MD, MS | Laura Avery MD | Udo Hoffmann MD, MPH
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Musculoskeletal Essentials course focused on interactive learning, full data sets, and discussions for radiologists to gain additional proficiency in this topic area.
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Course Director(s):
Ambrose Huang MD
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Emergency Neuroradiology of Intracranial Hemorrhage course focused on interactive learning, full data sets, and discussions for radiologists to gain additional proficiency in this topic area.
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Course Director(s):
Javier Romero MD | Ramon Gilberto Gonzalez MD
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Pulmonary embolism course focused on interactive learning, full data sets with high resolution images, and discussions for radiologists to gain additional proficiency in this topic area.
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Course Director(s):
Michael Lu MD | Subba Digumarthy MD | Amita Sharma MD | Jo-Anne Shepard MD
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Emergency Radiology course on spine imaging provides interactive imaging and discussions on critical topics encountered by radiologists in cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spine trauma.
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Course Director(s):
Garry Choy, MD, MS | Robert Novelline MD | Laura Avery MD
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The Breast Course is different from other RadIQ courses. This basic course consists of mammography images typically showing Right/Left CC and ML views or general questions. There are no patient histories or 3D datasets. An advanced breast course will be offered soon.
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Course Director(s):
Mansi Saksena MD
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