NYU Langone’s Head to Toe Imaging 2022

Overview

NYU Langone’s Head to Toe Imaging 2022 is a comprehensive radiology course designed to enhance clinical knowledge and interpretation skills across all major organ systems. Through a robust, case-based and expert-led program, participants gain access to the latest updates and practical solutions in subspecialty imaging, including thoracic, cardiac, abdominal, pediatric, breast, musculoskeletal, emergency, neuroradiology, interventional radiology, and nuclear medicine. Developed by a renowned multidisciplinary faculty, this course delivers world-class medical learning — accessible anytime, anywhere — ensuring radiologists and allied health professionals stay at the forefront of evolving imaging practices.

Learning Objectives

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

• Enhance diagnostic accuracy in interpreting imaging across all organ systems using advanced and practical approaches.
• Apply up-to-date imaging protocols and recognize common pitfalls in general and subspecialty radiology.
• Integrate the latest clinical and technological advances in imaging modalities including CT, MRI, ultrasound, and PET.
• Identify imaging manifestations and management strategies for a broad range of diseases, from acute emergencies to chronic illnesses.
• Optimize consultation and communication skills with referring physicians and multidisciplinary teams.

Topics

• COVID Updates: Acute & Long-Term Complications of COVID-19
• HRCT of the Lungs: A Structural Approach, Part 1
• HRCT of the Lungs: A Structural Approach, Part 2
• Question & Answer Session (Thoracic Imaging)
• Management of Incidental Findings on Chest Imaging
• Shades of Gray – Pitfalls and Problem Solving for Subsolid Densities
• Quantitative CT Imaging: Where We are Now and Where We May Be Going
• Question & Answer Session (Thoracic Imaging Panel)
• Acute Aorta
• Not So Simple: A Refresher of Chest X-Ray Diagnostic Pitfalls
• Interesting Chest Cases
• Question & Answer Session (Chest Panel)
• Role of Cardiac CT in Pretranscatheter Valve Replacement
• Coronary Anomalies
• Non-Ischemic Cardiomyopathy
• Issues in Quantitative CMR: Prospects, Problems and Progress
• Interesting Cases (Cardiac Imaging)
• Question & Answer Session (Cardiac Imaging Panel)
• Pearls and Pitfalls of Enterography for Crohn’s Disease
• Updates and Pitfalls for Adrenal Imaging
• Perianal Fistula – What the Clinician Wants to Know
• Hepatobiliary Cases from Multidisciplinary Conference: Make the Diagnosis
• Question & Answer Session (Abdominal Imaging Panel)
• Body MRI in Emergencies
• Lessons Learned from Surgical M&M – How Radiologists can Help our Surgical Colleagues
• Updates for Prostate Imaging in 2021
• Pancreatic Cancer, Current and Future
• Question & Answer Session (Abdominal Imaging Panel)
• Case Based Review of Uterine Leiomyoma/Leiomyosarcoma and Endometriosis
• Ultrasound Evaluation of Acute Female Pelvic Conditions – Case Based
• Endometrial Neoplasms
• LI-RADS Case Based Review
• Great Calls and Misses
• Question & Answer Session (Abdominal Imaging Panel)
• Greening Radiology: Reducing the Environmental Impact of Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology
• Osseous Lesions Amenable to Interventional Treatment
• An Overview of Superficial and Deep Venous Disease: What the Radiologist Needs to Know
• The Diagnosis and Treatment of Vascular Malformations
• Renal and Mesenteric Stents
• Question & Answer Session (Interventional Radiology Panel)
• Peer Learning – How to Learn from Missed and Misinterpreted Findings
• Missed and Misinterpreted Findings: Brain
• Missed and Misinterpreted Findings: Spine
• Question & Answer Session (Neuroradiology Panel)
• Missed and Misinterpreted Findings: Pediatric
• Missed and Misinterpreted Findings: Neurovascular
• Missed and Misinterpreted Findings: Head and Neck
• Question & Answer Session (Neuroradiology Panel)
• Updates in Brain Tumor Genomics
• Updates in COVID-19 Neuroimaging
• Neuroimaging in a NY Minute: Updates in Accelerated Protocols
• Question & Answer Session (Neuroradiology Panel)
• Practical Pediatric Emergency Imaging – Chest
• Practical Pediatric Emergency Imaging – Abdominal Pain
• Practical Pediatric Emergency Imaging – MSK Imaging
• Vascular Anomalies: Primer
• Vascular Anomalies: Off the Beaten Path
• Question & Answer Session (Pediatric Imaging Panel)
• Atlas of DCIS
• Breast MRI: What the Clinician Wants to Know?
• Update on ADH and Lobular Neoplasia
• Question & Answer Session (Breast Imaging Panel)
• Updates in Management of BIRADS 3 Probably Benign Findings
• Challenging Radiology-Pathology Correlation
• Challenging Cases 1
• Question & Answer Session (Breast Imaging Panel)
• Breast Imaging in Male and Transgender Patients
• Breast Imaging During Pregnancy and Lactation
• Challenging Cases 2
• Question & Answer Session (Breast Imaging Panel)
• Trauma WBCT: Where Are We Now?
• Solid Organ Injury Grading: Updates, Pearls & Pitfalls
• Cervical Spine Trauma
• Weird & Wonderful ER Cases from Rural East Africa
• OB/GYN Ultrasound After Dark
• Question & Answer Session (Emergency Imaging Panel)
• Case-based Imaging of Spinal Instrumentation
• Case-based MRI of the Elbow
• Case-based MRI of Articular Cartilage Lesions
• Artificial Intelligence in Musculoskeletal Imaging: State of the Art
• Question & Answer Session (MSK Imaging Panel)
• Case-based MSK US of Joints
• Case-based MSK Interventions
• Case-based DXA/Bone Health Assessment
• Case-based Pediatric MSK MRI
• Question & Answer Session (MSK Imaging Panel)
• Case-based Imaging of Musculoskeletal Infections
• Case-based Imaging of the Hip Pain
• Case-based MRI of the Ankle
• Case-based MRI of the Shoulder
• Case-based Reduced-Dose MSK CT
• Question & Answer Session (MSK Imaging Panel)
• FDG PET CT Imaging in Lymphoma
• FGD PET CT Imaging in Malignant Melanoma
• FDG PET CT Imaging in Lung Cancer
• Pitfalls in PET CT Imaging
• Pitfalls in Nuclear Medicine Imaging Studies
• Question & Answer Session (PET Imaging/Nuclear Medicine Panel)

Target Audience

This course is ideal for medical professionals seeking to expand their imaging expertise and stay updated with best practices. It is especially valuable for:

• Radiologists
• Radiology residents and fellows
• Medical imaging technologists
• Nuclear medicine physicians
• Referring physicians in surgery, oncology, and emergency medicine
• Advanced practice providers involved in diagnostic imaging
• Other healthcare professionals interested in high-level medical imaging knowledge

Speakers

Georgeann McGuinness, MD, FACR

David P. Naidich, MD

Jane P. Ko, MD

Lea Azour, MD

William H. Moore, MD

Elliott K. Gozansky, MD, PhD

Jeffrey B. Alpert, MD

Anna Shmukler, MD

Geraldine M. Villasana Gomez, MD

Jadranka Stojanovska, MD

Leon Axel, MD, PhD

Jill E. Jacobs, MD

Bari Dane, MD

Myles Taffel, MD

Chenchan Huang, MD

Sooah Kim, MD

Jay Karajgikar, MD

Nicole M. Hindman, MD

Andrew B. Rosenkrantz, MD

Alec J. Megibow, MD, MPH

Angela Tong, MD

Chrystia Slywotzky, MD

Abhinav Vij, MD, MPH

Krishna Prasad Shanbhogue, MD

Kira Melamud, MD

Jonathan S. Gross, MD

Ryan M. Hickey, MD

Vikram Rajpurohit, MD

Kopal S. Kulkarni, MD

Elizabeth M. Morris, MD

Maria J. Borja Angulo, MD

Vinh T. Nguyen, MD

Matthew G. Young, DO

Joanne M. Rispoli, MD

Eytan Raz, MD, PhD

Gopi K. Nayak, MD

Girish M. Fatterpekar, MD

Rajan Jain, MD

Timothy Michael Shepherd, MD, PhD

Lynne P. Pinkney, MD

Naomi A. Strubel, MD

Alexander El-Ali, MD

Shailee V. Lala, MD

Beatriu Reig, MD, MPH

Anastasia Plaunova, MD

Samantha Lynn Heller, MD, PhD

Naziya Samreen, MD

Alana Amarosa Lewin, MD

Shalin P. Patel, MD

Yiming Gao, MD

Eric Kim, MD

Chloe M. Chhor, MD

Mark P. Bernstein, MD

Sergey Kochkine, MD

Alexander B. Baxter, MD

Aspan S. Ohson, MD

Leon D. Rybak, MD

Jan Fritz, MD

Richard Kijowski, MD

Michael P. Recht, MD

Ronald S. Adler, MD, PhD

Christopher J. Burke, MD

Catherine N. Petchprapa, MD

Zehava S. Rosenberg, MD

Erin Fitzgerald Alaia, MD

Mohammad M. Samim, MD

William R. Walter, MD

Dana J. Lin, MD

Michael B. Mechlin, MD

Elcin Zan, MD

Kent P. Friedman, MD

Sonia Mahajan, MD

Each faculty member brings extensive expertise in their respective fields, contributing to a robust and authoritative learning experience that supports continuous professional development in radiology.

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