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Radiological Society of North America
SS 0401
SS 0402
2004 Categorical Course in Diagnostic
Radiology Physics: Advances in Breast
Imaging: Physics, Technology, and Clinical
Applications
Radiology: Emergency Radiology
Fredrick A. Mann, MD
TOPICS INCLUDE:
Andrew Karellas, PhD
Maryellen L. Giger, PhD
TOPICS INCLUDE:
• The Emergence of Emergency Radiology
• Imaging of Blunt Chest Trauma
• Imaging the Pediatric Patient with
Acute Abdominal Disease
• Imaging Spine Trauma in the Elderly
• Imaging of Upper Extremity Injuries in
Children
• Breast Disease: Anatomy, Pathology, and
Diagnosis
• Screening Mammography Issues and
Controversies
• Computer-aided
Member
Diagnosis for Screening
Mammography
Print/CD Syllabus:
$75
• Physics and Technical
CD-ROM only:
$45
Online PDF:
$35
Aspects of Breast Imaging
Non-Member
Member
$85
$55
$45
Print/CD Syllabus:
CD-ROM only:
Online PDF:
SS 0301
SS 0302
Radiology: Musculoskeletal Imaging—
Exploring New Limits
Radiology Physics: Advances in Digital
Radiography
Ehsan Samei, PhD
Michael J. Flynn, PhD
TOPICS INCLUDE:
Kenneth A. Buckwalter, MD
Mark J. Kransdorf, MD
TOPICS INCLUDE:
• Sports Injury and Intervention
• MR Imaging of Shoulder Instability
• Multi-Detector Row CT in a Busy Orthopedic
Practice
• Lumbar Spine Anatomy for the
Interventionalist
Member
• Tendon Abnormalities in the
Print/CD Syllabus:
$50
Ankle: An Update
CD-ROM only:
Online PDF:
$30
$20
Non-Member
$60
$40
$30
• Digital Radiography Technology
• Principles of CRT/LCD Display Devices
• DICOM Implementations for Digital
Radiography
• Stereoscopic and Biplane Imaging
• Clinical Utilization of
Computer-aided Detection
in Mammography
Member
Print/CD Syllabus:
CD-ROM only:
Online PDF:
SS 0201 (Available only in print)
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2002 Categorical Course in Diagnostic Radiology: Findings at US—What do They Mean?
Peter L. Cooperberg, MD; J. William Charboneau, MD; Thomas C. Winter, MD
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Syllabi
The RSNA Education Center offers syllabi from RSNA scientific assemblies.
We invite you to review the newest offerings below.
To order, go to RSNA.org/education/catalog or call us at 1-800-272-2920.
SS 0601
SS 0602
Radiology: Genitourinary Radiology
Parvati Ramchandani, MD
2006 Categorical Course In Diagnostic
Radiology Physics: From Invisible to the
Visible—The Science and Practice of X-ray
Imaging and Radiation Dose Optimization
AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ available
Donald P. Frush, MD; Walter Huda, PhD
TOPICS INCLUDE:
TOPICS INCLUDE:
• CT and MR Urography
• Imaging Uterine and Cervical Malignancy
• Acute Scrotal Pain: Imaging Evaluation for
a More Specific Diagnosis
• Imaging Evaluation of Renal Transplants
• Medical-Legal Issues in
Genitourinary Imaging
Member
Print/CD Syllabus:
$85
CD-ROM only:
$45
Online PDF:
$45
Available December 4, 2006
• Measures of Image Quality
• Radiation Risks in Diagnostic Radiology
• Clinical Practice: Controlling Adult and
Pediatric Radiation Dose and Study Quality
• Special Procedures (Angiography): Dose
and Image Quality in
Clinical Practice
Member
• Mammography
Print/CD Syllabus:
$75
Dosimetry, ScreeningCD-ROM only:
$45
Film and Digital
Online PDF:
$45
Non-Member
$110
$60
$60
$100
$60
$60
Available December 4, 2006
SS 0501
SS 0502
Radiology: Breast Imaging
Stephen A. Feig, MD
Radiology Physics: Multidimensional
Imaging Processing, Analysis, and Display
Samuel G. Armato III, PhD
Mathew S. Brown, PhD
TOPICS INCLUDE:
AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ available
TOPICS INCLUDE:
• Mammography, Digital Mammography and
Mammography-guided Biopsy
• Breast Ultrasound: Reference and
Interpretation
• MR Imaging of the Breast
• Clinical Practice Issues for Breast Imagers
Member
Print/CD Syllabus:
CD-ROM only:
Online PDF:
Non-Member
$85
$45
$45
Non-Member
$110
$60
$60
• Three-dimensional Image Processing,
Analysis and Visualization
• Sinogram and k-space Data, Preprocessing
for Artifact Reduction
• Three- and Four-dimensional Image
Registration
• Computer-aided Diagnosis
in Cardiothoracic, Breast,
Member
and Abdominal
Print/CD Syllabus:
$75
Neuroradiology
CD-ROM only:
Online PDF:
Non-Member
$45
$45
Content Codes for CME Credit Categories:
ER Emergency Radiology
ER
NR Neuroradiology
NR
GI Gastrointestinal Radiology
GI
OB Obstetric/Gynecologic Radiology
GN General
GN
OI Oncologic Imaging
OI
GU Genitourinary Radiology
GU
OT Other
HN Head and Neck
HN
PD Pediatric Radiology
PD
HP Health Policy
HP
PH Physics and Basic Science
PH
IN Informatics
IN
PR Professionalism
PR
MA Management
MA
QA Quality Assurance/Quality Improvement
BR Breast
BR
MI Molecular Imaging
MI
RO Radiation Oncology
RO
CA Cardiac Radiology
CA
MK
MK
RS Research and Statistical Methods
RS
CH Chest Radiology
CH
MO Mammography
MO
US Ultrasound
US
CT Computed Tomography
CT
MR Magnetic Resonance Imaging
MR
VI Vascular and/or Interventional Radiology
VI
ED Education
ED
NM
NM Nuclear Medicine
CME codes are assigned in the following order:
organ system, modality and other practice considerations. Up to three CME codes of each subtype are
allowed, listed alphabetically based upon the abbreviation within subtype (ie, 01, 02, 03, M1, M2, M3, OT1,
OT2, OT3).
Musculoskeletal Radiology
$100
$60
$60
Dear Colleague:
RSNA prides itself in delivering high-quality education in a variety of
formats to radiologists and other healthcare professionals throughout
the year. Educational opportunities include the RSNA scientific
assembly and other courses, peer-reviewed journals, and educational products such as CD-ROMs, printed
syllabi and an Internet-based CME initiative called InteractED®.
The education programs offered in this brochure represent selected materials derived from RSNA refresher
courses and special plenary sessions from RSNA scientific assemblies.
In keeping with the Society's goals, the RSNA Education Center also has many new initiatives to assist
professionals in meeting their need for user-driven continuing education and to fulfill the requirements
associated with maintenance of certification (MOC). Many of RSNA's educational materials are online and
are organized into searchable self-assessment modules (SAMs) covering specific subspecialty topics. Credits
earned are stored automatically in the RSNA CME Credit Repository (RSNA.org/cme) for future reporting.
Jeffrey R. Galvin, MD
Deputy Editor for
Education Center Materials
With the improved search capability of our online RSNA Education Center Store (RSNA.org/education/catalog),
we invite you to tailor a curriculum of CME that meets your individual needs. Ultimately, we are driven by
your requirement for the timely information that supports high-quality clinical care and look forward to
responding to your rapidly changing work environment.
In recognition of the experts who donate their time and talent to create these educational programs, RSNA
transfers net revenues from the sale of educational materials to the RSNA Research & Education Foundation
to support grants to young investigators and educators.
JEFFREY R. GALVIN, MD
DEPUTY EDITOR FOR EDUCATION CENTER MATERIALS
WILLIAM W. OLMSTED, MD
RSNA EDUCATION EDITOR
William W. Olmsted, MD
RSNA Education Editor
2006-2007
RSNA Education
Resources
RSNA is committed to providing the very best in
educational materials in the radiologic subspecialties.
Our programs are expressly designed to support selfassessment and lifelong learning. We are pleased to offer
a broad selection of educational content for 2006-2007.
New CME Programs
RSP 1005
RSP 1305
RSP 1705
Funding Opportunities at NIH and NCI
Principles of Cancer Screening
Daniel C. Sullivan, MD
Improving Your Practice of US:
Abdominal Doppler—Useful or Not?
AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ available: 0.75
Anne R. Buckley, MBBCh
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: ➊ Identify areas of
interest to the National Cancer Institute (NCI).
❷ Review the molecular imaging elements of
the National Institutes of Health (NIH)
Roadmap, focusing on the development of
imaging agents with high sensitivity and
specificity. ❸ Describe how to obtain approval
for clinical use of molecular imaging probes,
including the post-approval requirements for
the Radioactive Drug Research Committee
(RDRC) and the Investigational New Drug (IND)
application process.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: ➊ Understand the
concept of screening for asymptomatic disease.
❷ Understand the potential benefits and harms
of screening for asymptomatic disease.
❸ Understand the biases that can affect the
estimation of these benefits and harms.
❹ Understand the pros and cons of various
study designs in the evaluation of screening
tests.
Content Codes: MI NM HP
Imaging Modalities and
Instrumentation: Optical Imaging
RSP 1105
Brad Rice, PhD
Obtaining Approval for Clinical Use of
Molecular Imaging Probes
John Hoffman, MD
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: ➊ Describe priority
areas of interest for imaging research applications at the National Institutes of Health (NIH)
and the mechanisms available to support such
research projects.❷ Understand the regulations and process of preparing and submitting
a Radioactive Drug Research Committee
(RDRC) application in a University setting.
❸ Understand the regulations and process of
preparing and submitting an Investigational
New Drug (IND) application to the Food and
Drug Administration (FDA). ❹ Review the FDA
Guidance documents for Developing Medical
Imaging Drug and Biological Products.
Content Codes: MI NM HP
RSP 1205
Improving Your Practice of US:
Ultrasound Determination of Significant
Carotid Stenosis
Edward G. Grant, MD
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: ➊ Review the Doppler
thresholds for the diagnosis of carotid stenosis.
❷ Analyze the current related literature.
❸ Discern the basic reasons for apparent
discrepancies in the literature. ❹ Recognize the
critical role Doppler plays in perioperative
management of solid organ transplants.
Content Codes:
US
VI QA
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: ➊ Describe the
optimal technical parameters for abdominal
Doppler with reference to various pitfalls and
artifacts. ❷ Recognize the role abdominal
Doppler plays in patient assessment.
❸ Identify when color/spectral Doppler is
useful in patient assessment.
Content Codes: GI US QA
RSP 1505
William C. Black, MD
Content Codes: OI RO
RSP 1805
Categorical Course in Diagnostic
Radiology: Breast Imaging—Breast
MR: Staging and Assessment of
Treatment
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: ➊ Describe the different optical reporters commonly used for small
animal molecular imaging and the potential
clinical applications. ❷ Identify the pros and
cons of bioluminescent and fluorescent
reporters for in vivo imaging applications.
❸ Understand the basic physical processes of
photon absorption and scattering in living
tissue. ❹ Review diffuse tomography methods
available to improve the spatial localization of
light emitting sources. ❺ Understand the
general principles of macroscopic optical
imaging system design.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: ➊ Review breast MR
use and performance in staging and evaluation
of extent of disease and management option
changes. ❷ Review breast MR in treatment
assessment–lumpectomy with positive margins,
breast cancer recurrence, and neoadjuvant
chemotherapy for locally advanced disease.
Content Codes: MI NM
RSP 1905
RSP 1605
Design Considerations for the Digital
Department: A Hospital Architect's
Perspective
Bill Rostenberg, FAIA, FACHA
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: ➊ Identify how key
drivers of architectural design and planning are
changing in the digital department. ❷ Learn
how to plan flexible imaging environments that
can better accommodate the currently unknown
medical technology that may be available in the
future. ❸ Understand how to design for
multidisciplinary collaboration among various
specialists.
Robyn L. Birdwell, MD
Content Codes: BR MR OI RO
Ear, Nose, and Throat-related
Emergencies: Maxillofacial and Orbital
Trauma
Alisa D. Gean, MD
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: ➊ Review normal
facial and orbital anatomy. ❷ Discuss the
current imaging approach to the injured face
and orbit. ❸ Analyze the imaging manifestations of various injuries. ❹ Recognize the
clinical manifestations and potential
complications of these injuries.
Content Codes: HN NR ER
Content Codes: MA OT
CME programs are available in the following formats:
Online:
CD-ROM:
Member
FREE
$55
Non-Member
*
$80
*Non-members have access to view any refresher course
program online but are restricted from accessing the
accompanying CME test.
RSP 2005
RSP 2605
RSP 2905
Ear, Nose, and Throat-related
Emergencies: Intracranial Complications
of Sinusitis and Otomastoiditis
Molecular Biology for Radiologists: An
Introduction and Overview
Lymphoma from Head to Toe
Christine M. Glastonbury, MBBS
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: ➊ Define molecular
imaging for a clinically-oriented audience.
❷ Describe currently available imaging modalities and how they complement one another.
❸ Provide examples of molecular imaging
research and suggest how to translate molecular
imaging to the clinical setting. ❹ Discuss why
molecular imaging is important to practicing
radiologists today.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: ➊ Review the pathologic mechanisms and anatomic routes whereby
sinus and otic infection spread intracranially.
❷ Recognize the merits and pitfalls of different
imaging modalities for the evaluation of primary
infection and intracranial complications.
❸ Identify the key radiologic features of sinus
and mastoid inflammation that necessitate urgent
patient treatment.
Martin G. Pomper, MD, PhD
Content Code: MI
RSP 2705
Radiology: Breast Imaging—Digital
Mammography: Principles, Equipment,
Technique, and Clinical Results
Update Course: Advances in Digital
Radiography—Digital Radiographic
Advanced Image Processing: Limitations
and Future Directions of Breast
Computer-aided Diagnosis
Carl J. D’Orsi, MD
Joseph Y. Lo, PhD
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: ➊ Describe how
full-field digital mammograms are produced.
❷ Review the display needs for soft-copy
display. ❸ Compare screen-film mammography
and full-field digital mammography results in
clinical trials.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: ➊ Review the
sequence of procedures used in breast CAD.
❷ Describe limitations of breast CAD (eg, difficult lesions, imperfect reproducibility, segmentation). ❸ Discuss future direction and
new techniques of breast CAD.
Content Codes: BR MO
RSP 2305
Case-based Review: Approach to Diffuse
Lung Disease
Thomas E. Hartman, MD; Ann N. Leung, MD;
Nestor L. Müller, MD, PhD
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: ➊ Recognize the main
patterns of abnormality seen on high-resolution
CT. ❷ Develop an approach to the differential
diagnosis of diffuse lung disease based on the
pattern and distribution of abnormalities.
❸ Review the clinical and high-resolution CT
findings of the most common diffuse lung diseases encountered in clinical practice.
Content Codes: CH CT
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: ➊ Describe the typical
clinical and pathologic features of extranodal
lymphoma. ❷ Define the characteristic imaging
patterns of extranodal lymphoma. ❸ Identify the
pathologic and imaging manifestations of lymphoma in immunocompromised patients and
their variation from lymphoma occurring in
immunocompetent individuals.❹ Review the
pathologic basis for imaging patterns of extranodal lymphoma.
Content Codes: RO GN
Content Codes: HN NR ER
RSP 2105
Angela D. Levy, MD; Jeffrey R. Galvin, MD;
Paula J. Woodward, MD; Mark D. Murphey, MD;
Ellen M. Chung, MD; Kelly K. Koeller, MD
Content Codes: BR PH
RSP 2805
Imaging of Peripheral Arterial Occlusive
Disease: Role of Digital Subtraction
Angiography and CT Angiography
John A. Kaufman, MD; Michael L. Martin, MD
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: ➊ Review current
strategies for application of DSA in PAD imaging.
❷ Discuss new and emerging technologies that
enhance the capabilities of DSA. ❸ Describe the
role of CT angiography in the diagnostic work-up
of patients with symptomatic peripheral vascular
disease. ❹ Discuss methods of incorporating CT
angiography into a vascular imaging practice.
Content Codes: CT VI
RSP 3005
Radiology: Breast Imaging—Current Status
of MRI in Screening for Breast Cancer
Carol H. Lee, MD
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: ➊ Review the current
information on the use of MRI to screen for
breast cancer. ❷ Discuss some of the problems
associated with the use of MRI screening.
Content Codes: BR MR OI RO
RSP 3105
Categorical Course in Diagnostic Radiology:
Breast Imaging—Proficiency in Digital
Mammography: Interpretive Skills, Computeraided Detection, and Double Reading
Linda Warren-Burhenne, MD
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: ➊ Review the sources
of variation in mammographic interpretation.
❷ Identify measures for improvement.
❸ Illustrate the challenges in analysis and interpretation of results. ❹ Discuss the relationship
of computer-aided detection to double-reading
and full-field digital mammography.
Content Codes: BR MO
RSP 3205
Update Course: Advances in Digital
Radiography—Digital Radiographic Advanced
Image Processing: Computer-aided Diagnosis
Methods for Lung Cancer
Kunio Doi, PhD
To order, go to
RSNA.org/education/catalog (24 hours),
or call us at 1-800-272-2920
(8:30 AM – 4:30 PM CT).
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: ➊ Review the historical
development of chest CAD algorithms and
current performance levels of CAD. ❷ Discuss
differences between computer-aided detection
and diagnosis methods. ❸ Identify the basic
processing components of nodule detection
methods.
Content Codes: CH PH
2005 CME Programs
RSP 1004
RSP 1604
RSP 2304
Categorical Course in Diagnostic Radiology
Physics: Advances in Breast Imaging—
Physics, Technology, and Clinical
Applications: Breast Anatomy, Pathology, and
Diagnosis of Disease
Head and Neck Cancer
Peter M. Som, MD; Daniel W. Williams, MD
Head and Neck: Pitfalls and Imaging
Applications
AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ available: 1.75
Lawrence E. Ginsberg, MD; Robert B. Lufkin, MD
Content Codes: HN RO
Stephen A. Feig, MD
RSP 1704
Content Codes: BR MO RO PH
Update Course in Diagnostic Radiology:
Musculoskeletal Imaging: Exploring New
Limits—Shoulder Imaging
RSP 1104
Michael J. Tuite, MD;
William B. Morrison, MD
Improving Your PET Practice: Lessons
Learned in Clinical Practice
Harry Agress, Jr, MD; Paul D. Shreve, MD
Content Codes: HN CT MR NM
Content Codes: MK MR
RSP 2404
Categorical Course in Diagnostic Radiology:
Emergency Radiology—Imaging of Spine Trauma
C. Craig Blackmore, MD, MPH;
Friedrich M. Lomoschitz, MD
Content Codes: MK NR ER
RSP 2504
RSP 1904
Ischemia: From Head to Toe
Essentials of Brain MR
James G. Smirniotopoulos, MD; Howard A.
Rowley, MD; Robert D. Zimmerman, MD
Jeffrey R. Galvin, MD; Angela D. Levy, MD; Paula
J. Woodward, MD; Geoffrey A. Agrons, MD;
Mark D. Murphey, MD
Content Codes: NR MR
Content Codes: CE VI
RSP 2004
RSP 2604
Content Codes: CT PH
Essentials of Pediatric Imaging
RSP 1304
Tal Laor, MD; Carlos J. Sivit, MD;
Randy R. Richardson, MD
Imaging of Pulmonary Vascular Disease
Martine J. Remy-Jardin, MD;
John R. Mayo, MD
Content Code: PD
RSP 2104
RSP 2704
Content Codes: CH VI
CT of Bowel Obstruction and Ischemia
Lung Cancer Screening and Staging
Update Course in Diagnostic Radiology:
Musculoskeletal Imaging: Exploring New
Limits—Musculoskeletal Imaging with MultiDetector Row CT
Philip Costello, MD; Francine L. Jacobson, MD,
MPH; James G. Ravenel, MD
Georges Y. El-Khoury, MD;
Diego B. Nunez, Jr, MD, MPH; Joshua M. Farber, MD
Content Codes: CH CT HP
Content Codes: MK CT
RSP 1504
RSP 2204
Multidetector CT in Pediatrics
CT Colonography: Practical Applications for
Your Practice
Content Codes: CT NM HP
RSP 1204
Update Minicourse on CT Physics and
Technology: Principles of Single-Slice and
Multislice CT
Lee W. Goldman, MS
RSP 1404
Marilyn J. Siegel, MD; Donald P. Frush, MD;
Alan S. Brody, MD
Imaging of Spinal Trauma and Spinal Cord
Injury
Adam E. Flanders, MD; John A. Carrino, MD;
William B. Morrison, MD
Content Codes: MK NR ER
Pablo R. Ros, MD, MPH; Michael P. Federle, MD
Content Codes: GI CT
RSP 2804
Comprehensive Imaging for Acute Stroke
Treatment
Howard A. Rowley, MD; Vincent P. Mathews, MD
Content Code: NR
RSP 2904
Elizabeth G. McFarland, MD; Michael Macari, MD
Improving Your Practice of Ultrasound: Breast
Content Codes: CT PD
Content Codes: GI CT
Wendie A. Berg, MD, PhD;
Nancy A. Wadden, MD
Online:
CD-ROM:
Member
FREE
$55
Non-Member
*
$80
Content Codes: BR US VI
To order, go to
or call us at 1-800-272-2920
(8:30 AM – 4:30 PM CT).
2004 CME Programs
RSP 960
RSP 967
RSP 975
Oncologic PET—What the Oncologist
Wants to Know
MR of the Female Pelvis
Susan M. Ascher, MD
Findings at Ultrasound—The Fetal Bowel
Looks Funny: What Does That Mean?
Anthony Shields, MD, PhD
Deborah Levine, MD
Content Codes: GU MR
Content Codes: OB US
Content Codes: NM RO
RSP 969
RSP 961
Acute Right Upper Quadrant Pain
RSP 976
PET Instrumentation Update and PET/CT
Principles
Anthony E. Hanbidge, MB
David W. Townsend, PhD
Content Codes: GI US
Evidence-based Imaging of Common
Pediatric Problems: When, What
and How Much?
Sandra K. Fernbach, MD;
George A.Taylor, MD;
Santiago Medina, MD, MPH
Content Code: NM
RSP 970
RSP 962
Making Speech Recognition Work—
Overview and Technical Considerations
Recent Imaging Approaches to the Staging
and Treatment of Breast Cancer
Julia R. Crim, MD; Anthony Jones;
Curtis P. Langlotz, MD, PhD
Content Code: PD
Lonie R. Salkowski, MD; J. F. Wilson, MD;
Julia R. White, MD
RSP 978
Content Code: HP
Malignant Neoplasia: A Primer of
Primaries
RSP 971 (CD-ROM only)
Blunt Abdominal Trauma Illustrative Cases
James T. Rhea, MD;
Michael P. Federle, MD
Kelly K. Koeller, CAPT, MC, USN;
Jeffrey R. Galvin, MD; Angela D. Levy, MD
Mark D. Murphey, MD;
Paula J. Woodward, MD
R. Brook Jeffrey, Jr, MD
Content Codes: GI CT ER
Content Code: GN
RSP 973
RSP 979
Findings at Ultrasound—What Do They
Mean? Doppler Technique
Update on PACS Technology and
Infrastructure: “It’s All About Workflow”
Paul J. Chang, MD; Paul J. Unkel, MS;
Fred W. Prior, PhD
Joseph F. Polak, MD, MPH; John S.
Pellerito, MD; Laurence Needleman, MD;
Anne R. Buckley, MD
Content Codes: GI ER
Content Code: HP
Content Codes: BR RO
CT of Abdominal Trauma
RSP 963 (CD-ROM Only)
Content Codes: GI ER
RSP 964
Challenging Cases of Acute Abdomen: NonTraumatic
Gabriel P. Krestin, MD, PhD
Content Code: US
RSP 965
Renal and Adrenal MRI
RSP 974
Gary M. Israel, MD
Findings at Ultrasound—The Fetal
Ventricle Looks Enlarged: What Does
That Mean?
Content Codes: GU MR
Roy A. Filly, MD
RSP 966
Update on PACS Acquisition, Display
Technology and DICOM
Content Codes: OB US
Katherine P. Andriole, PhD;
Charles E. Willis, PhD
Content Code: HP
Online:
CD-ROM:
Member
FREE
$55
Non-Member
*
$80
To order, go to
or call us at 1-800-272-2920
(8:30 AM – 4:30 PM CT).

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