The CME activity provides detailed information on the evaluation of the normal fetal heart both from an anatomic and functional approach. Detailed information on the use of three-dimensional ultrasound in fetal echocardiography and cardiac imaging in the early gestation is presented. The activity also provides a comprehensive evaluation of various cardiac malformations, involving abnormalities of the cardiac chambers and the outflow tracts.

This CME activity will greatly benefit physicians in the fields of obstetric imaging, fetal echocardiography and pediatric cardiology. Residents in obstetrics and gynecology, as well as fellows in maternal fetal medicine and pediatric cardiology, will also benefit greatly. It should also prove valuable to those physicians wanting to gain a more in depth knowledge of fetal echocardiography.

At the completion of this CME teaching activity, you should be able to:

This learning activity addresses current topics in neuroimaging and the clinical management of neurological disease. Emphasis is placed on the role of imaging in pathology and trauma affecting the central nervous system. Imaging manifestation of disease and optimizing imaging techniques is also discussed.

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This CME teaching activity provides a detailed review of the complex anatomy and physiology of the peripheral venous system while highlighting the minimally invasive procedures used to treat the multitude of venous disorders. Expert faculty will share their knowledge of scanning techniques, pearls, pitfalls and challenges associated with imaging the venous system and documenting hemodynamic dysfunction. In addition to diagnostic duplex ultrasound and color flow mapping techniques, their role in treatment will be included in thorough reviews of commonly performed interventions such as venous ablation, sclerotherapy and thrombolytic therapy.

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This CME activity provides a comprehensive review of some of the major challenges in abdominal imaging. Emphasis is placed on the current roles of CT, MR, sonography and Fluoroscopy. In addition, advice on how to utilize clinical decision support tools to generate reports that offer the most specific and clinically useful diagnosis.

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The 2017 Radiology Review Course covers a wide range of topics common to most current diagnostic radiology practices. The course is organized in focus sessions, by organ system, in all subspecialty areas of Diagnostic Radiology. Sessions include a basic review with discussion concentrating on routine imaging exams, image guided interventions and medical imaging physics.

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