ARRS Basic Chest Imaging 2019

Overview

The ARRS Basic Chest Imaging 2019 course delivers essential knowledge and expert insights into the fundamentals and advanced aspects of chest imaging. Designed for medical professionals seeking a practical and comprehensive review, this course brings together leading specialists to cover key topics in chest radiography and CT. With a modular approach, the curriculum addresses both foundational concepts and recent updates, ensuring that learners stay at the forefront of pulmonary imaging. Experience “World-Class Medical Learning — Accessible anytime, anywhere” and gain confidence in interpreting imaging studies of the chest.

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:

• Identify and interpret various patterns of atelectasis on chest radiographs and CT.
• Recognize key imaging findings of pulmonary infections, particularly in immunocompromised patients.
• Apply current guidelines for the characterization and management of solid pulmonary nodules.
• Differentiate between adenocarcinoma and subsolid nodules and understand new diagnostic concepts.
• Assess nodular patterns on chest CT to enhance diagnostic accuracy.
• Understand techniques, pitfalls, and nuances in the diagnosis of pulmonary embolism beyond basic filling defects.
• Develop proficiency in imaging and evaluating the airways using multiple modalities.

Topics

• Spectrum of Atelectasis on Chest Radiographs and CT—J. Czum
• Imaging of Infections in Immunocompromised Hosts—R. Madan
• Management of Solid Pulmonary Nodules: Characterization and Update—J. Ko
• Adenocarcinoma and the Subsolid Nodule: Current Concepts—J. Ko
• Nodular Pattern on Chest CT—D. Manos
• Pulmonary Embolism: Beyond Filling Defects—Technique, Pitfalls, Misdiagnosis, and Overdiagnosis—L. Haramati
• Imaging of Airways—M. Hammer

Target Audience

This course is ideal for medical professionals who are involved in chest imaging or wish to expand their proficiency in thoracic radiology, including:

• Radiologists (residents, fellows, and practicing physicians)
• Pulmonologists
• Medical Imaging Technologists
• Physicians in training with interest in thoracic imaging
• Other healthcare professionals focused on pulmonary diagnostics

Speakers

• J. Czum — Expert in chest imaging, presenting on atelectasis interpretation and imaging.
• R. Madan — Specialist in thoracic radiology with a focus on infections in immunocompromised patients.
• J. Ko — Authority in pulmonary nodule assessment and lung cancer imaging.
• D. Manos — Recognized for advanced expertise in CT-based nodular pattern analysis.
• L. Haramati — Leading educator on pulmonary embolism imaging and interpretive challenges.
• M. Hammer — Specialist in cross-sectional airway imaging and respiratory disease diagnostics.

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