Online Lectures

• Pediatric Radiology Symposium
• Pediatric Radiology Symposium - For Residency Programs
• Cardiac Lecture Series - Basic
• Cardiac Lecture Series - Intermediate
• Cardiac Basic Lecture Series - For Residency Programs
• Cardiac Intermediate Lecture Series - For Residency Programs
• Grand Rounds Lecture Series - For Residency Programs
• OB Ultrasound Lecture Series
• OB Ultrasound Lecture Series-For Residency Programs
• The Society for Pediatric Radiology Postgraduate Course Lecture Series
• The Society for Pediatric Radiology Postgraduate Course Lecture Series-For Residency Programs
• Virtual Lecture Hall: US Symposium
• Virtual Lecture Hall: Musculoskeletal Lecture Series
• Virtual Lecture Hall: US Symposium-For Residency Programs
• Virtual Lecture Hall
• Waiting Room - Breast Imaging
• "Doctor Challenger" - Chest

This lecture series features 16 lectures and 12 distinguished Cincinnati Children's hospital pediatric radiologists and faculty. Led by Director and Radiologist-in-Chief Lane F. Donnelly, MD, this challenging series covers a variety of current issues in pediatric radiology such as Vascular Anomalies, Cardiac MR, Imaging Children with Pneumonia, Imaging of Child Abuse, and Pediatric Uroradiology.

This lecture series features 16 lectures and 12 distinguished Cincinnati Children's hospital pediatric radiologsits and faculty. Led by Director and Radiologist-in-Chief Lane F. Donnelly, MD, this challenging series covers a variety of current issues in pediatric radiology such as Vascular Anomalies, Cardiac MR, Imaging Children with Pneumonia, Imaging of Child Abuse, and Peditric Uroradiology.

• In response to a growing emphasis on cardiac imaging, this comprehensive curriculum featuring lectures in basic cardiac imaging includes plain film, CT, MRI, and nuclear medicine. The program offers three modules comprising:

  • Instrumentation topics such as MDCT of the heart, MR of cardiac viability, and troubleshooting cardiac CT
  • Basic pediatric cardiac imaging focusing on congenital heart disease, cardiac valves, cyanotic heart disease, and aorta and pulmonary artery and vein abnormalities
  • Presentations on adult cardiac anatomy and physiology

  Participants can purchase the lectures as the entire series, a package of select lectures, or an individual lecture.

This innovative online lecture series focuses on the most up-to-date radiologic curriculum, with each lecture targeting a specific disease state or a challenging condition that radiologists often face in today’s practices. Many of the lectures featured in the Grand Rounds curriculum are designed for those radiologists with access to some of today’s most state-of-the-art imaging equipment. The Grand Rounds program is presented in a convenient and appealing online format and features a blue-ribbon faculty with some of the leading names in radiology today, sharing their expertise and experience in radiology.

Participants can purchase the entire lecture series or an individual lecture.

Formatted like the Grand Rounds at an academic institution, residency program directors can supplement their curriculum with a series of innovative online lectures which focus on the most up-to-date radiologic curriculum. Each lecture targets a specific disease state or a challenging condition that radiologists often face in today’s practices. Many of the lectures featured in the Grand Rounds curriculum are designed for those radiologists with access to some of today’s most state-of-the-art imaging equipment. The Grand Rounds program is presented in a convenient and appealing online format and features a blue-ribbon faculty with some of the leading names in radiology today, sharing their expertise and experience in radiology.

Women's health issues remain among the most influential and important topics in diagnostic imaging today. Obstetric Ultrasound: A Core Curriuculum, a joint collaboration with the Society of Radiologists in Ultrasound, features an array of interactive lectures that are designed to challenge radiologists and hone their skills in this critical area. Under the direction of Deborah Levine, MD, FACR, the program features 22 lectures by some of the most recognized names in the field. Topics include first trimester sonography, ectopic pregnancy, the fetal heart, and fetal gastrointestinal tract imaging.

Participants can purchase the entire lecture series or an individual lecture.

Residency program directors can supplement their curriculum with a series of innovative online lectures which focus on the most up-to-date radiologic curriculum in OB Ultrasound. Offered in collaboration with the Society of Radiologists in Ultrasound, the program features 22 lectures covering topics such as first trimester sonography, ectopic pregnancy, the fetal heart, and fetal gastrointestinal tract imaging. Many of the lectures featured in the OB Ultrasound series are designed to help residency directors fill a void in their teaching curriculum. The program is presented in a convenient and appealing online format and features a recognized faculty with some of the leading names in radiology today, sharing their expertise and experience in OB Ultrasound.

The Society for Pediatric Radiology is a professional medical organization dedicated to being the leader in advancing pediatric health care through medical imaging and image-related therapy.

The International Pediatric Radiology meeting is the fifth time that The Society for Pediatric Radiology and the European Society of Pediatric Radiology have joined forces to present an integrated meeting.

• The Postgraduate Course features a series of informative refresher courses on topics such as head and neck imaging, musculoskeletal intervention and emergency radiology. Additionally, there are special focus sessions on the important topics of radiation effects, fetal imaging and the challenges of radiography in the digital age. This educational program is rounded out by four state-of-the-art sessions on CT radiation dosimetry, imaging in pediatric oncology, the cardiovascular and urogenital systems, and the dysplastic hip.
  
  
• The program offers lecture topics on:
  
  Refresher Course 1: Head and Neck
  Refresher Course 2: Musculoskeletal
  Refresher Course 3: Emergency Radiology
  State of the Art: CT Dose
  State of the Art: Urogenital
  State of the Art: Cardiovascular
  State of the Art: Oncology
  Special Focus: Dysplastic Hip
  Special Focus:Fetal Imaging

Participants can purchase the lectures as the entire series, or a package of select lectures

The Postgraduate Course features a series of informative refresher courses on topics such as head and neck imaging, musculoskeletal intervention and emergency radiology. Additionally, there are special focus sessions on the important topics of radiation effects, fetal imaging and the challenges of radiography in the digital age. This educational program is rounded out by four state-of-the-art sessions on CT radiation dosimetry, imaging in pediatric oncology, the cardiovascular and urogenital systems, and the dysplastic hip.

The SPR Lecture sets include:

• Refresher Course 1: Head and Neck
• Refresher Course 2: Musculoskeletal
• Refresher Course 3: Emergency Radiology
• State of the Art: CT Dose
• State of the Art: Urogenital
• State of the Art: Cardiovascular
• State of the Art: Oncology
• Special Focus: Dysplastic Hip
• Special Focus:Fetal Imaging

This challenging new ultrasound lecture series joins the popular list of Virtual Lecture Hall offerings on the ACR Campus™ including magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), breast imaging, and GI. Led by Division Chair Barry B. Goldberg, MD, FACR, nine distinguished faculty members from the Division of Diagnostic Ultrasound of the Department of Radiology, Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia, address a variety of topics covering basic ultrasound imaging including gynecologic and obstetric ultrasound, as well as abdominal, musculoskeletal and vascular systems.

This challenging new ultrasound lecture series joins the popular list of Virtual Lecture Hall offerings on the ACR Campus™ including magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), breast imaging, and GI. Led by Division Chair Barry B. Goldberg, MD, FACR, nine distinguished faculty members from the Division of Diagnostic Ultrasound of the Department of Radiology, Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia, address a variety of topics covering basic ultrasound imaging including gynecologic and obstetric ultrasound, as well as abdominal, musculoskeletal and vascular systems.

This new and distinctive educational forum provides the radiologist with an opportunity to learn about imaging procedures from a comprehensive perspective. These challenging presentations offer you:

• Renowned lecturers including some of the most respected names in radiology today discussing radiology subspecialties and technologies
• A matchless learning experience based on a triangulation approach to diagnosis comprised of an in-depth review of the patient’s history, radiologic images, and conflicting diagnoses
• Experts discussing specific cases and noting pertinent clues and findings in the patient’s images
• The program offers lecture topics on:
  
  
  • Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
  • Breast Imaging
  • GI

Participants can purchase the lectures as the entire series, a package of select lectures, or an individual lecture.

Explore this unique learning program that mirrors a true-to-life waiting room in a representative imaging center where each patient must be examined by the end of the day. In the first module you will:

• Review cases focusing on breast imaging utilizing an array of modalities with questions, rationales, and references .
• Receive a final score report upon completion of the program.
• Compare your cumulative score to those of your peers.

Take advantage of this new interactive, case-based education opportunity that offers you the chance to go head-to-head with a fictional “opponent” in diagnosing challenging radiologic studies. In this module you will:

• Focus on chest radiology with numerous cases, complete with diagnoses, rationales, and references.
• Track the number of cases diagnosed correctly and compare your performance with that of your “opponent”.
• Receive a dynamic score report upon completion of the exercise.
• Review cases that you may have misdiagnosed.