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| Session 1 – Cardiothoracic and Vascular Imaging | |
| Structural Heart Disease (Part 1: Cardiologist’s Perspective) | Robert Quaife, MD |
| Structural Heart Disease (Part 2: Pre-Operative Imaging) | Scott Nagle, MD |
| 4D Flow MRI of the Aorta | Nicholas Burris, MD |
| New Innovations in Contrast-Enhanced MRA | Jeffrey H. Maki, MD, PhD, FSCBTMR |
| Update on Interstitial Lung Disease Imaging | Tami Bang, MD |
| Update on Lung Cancer Imaging | Brett W. Carter, MD |
| Questions & Answers | Multiple Faculty |
| Session 2 – Innovation Beyond CT and MR | |
| Artificial Intelligence Applications in Medical Imaging | Bhavik N. Patel, MD, MBA, FSCBTMR |
| Patient-Centered Innovations | Matthew S. Davenport, MD, FSCBTMR |
| MICCAI Society: Medical Image Computing and Research | Stephen Humphries, MD |
| Informatics Solutions | Thomas Loehfelm, MD, PhD |
| Debate: Artificial Intelligence Applications: Not Until the Distant Future | Thomas Loehfelm, MD, PhD |
| Debate: Artificial Intelligence Applications: Ready Today | Bhavik N. Patel, MD, MBA, FSCBTMR |
| Questions & Answers | Multiple Faculty |
| Session 3 – Innovations in CT | |
| Designing CT Practice of the Future | Dushyant V. Sahani, MD, FSCBTMR |
| Low Dose CT: Technological Advances & Implementation Challenges for the 21st Century | Timothy Szczykutowicz, MD |
| Innovations in CT Image Reconstruction | Andrew D. Smith, MD, PhD, FSCBTMR |
| Photon Counting CT: Technique and Applications | Martin Willemink, MD |
| Functional CT Imaging: Myocardial Dual Energy CT Perfusion: What is the Future? | Carlo DeCecco, MD, FSCBTMR |
| Innovations in CT and Imaging Biomarkers | Meghan Lubner, MD |
| Questions & Answers | Multiple Faculty |
| Session 4 – Innovations in GU Imaging | |
| PSMA PET / MRI for Prostate Cancer: Should We Be Doing This? | Nelly Tan, MD |
| Revising the Bosniak Classification | Nicole M. Hindman, MD, FSCBTMR |
| Virtual Renal Mass Biopsy with MRI | Ivan Pedrosa, MD, PhD, FSCBTMR |
| Questions & Answers | Multiple Faculty |
| Session 5 – Beyond Interpretation: Taking Your Practice Higher | |
| Optimizing Strategic Planning | Neil M. Rofsky, MD, MHA, FSCBTMR |
| Drive: How to Recognize and Harness Every Individual Practitioner’s Talents | Fred Lee, MD, FSCBTMR |
| Formal Versus Informal Mentoring: How I Do It | Claude Sirlin, MD, FSCBTMR |
| What and How to Ask Your Chair? A Primer on Negotiation | Judy Yee, MD, FSCBTMR |
| Incentivizing Volunteerism in Radiology | Hersh Chandarana, MD, FSCBTMR, Julia R. Fielding, MD, FSCBTMR, Ella A. Kazerooni, MD, MS, FSCBTMR, Erik K. Paulson, MD, FSCBTMR, Andrew B. Rosenkrantz, MD, FSCBTMR, Aarti K. Sekhar, MD |
| Session 6 – Fostering a Culture of Innovation | |
| Presidential Lecture: Building a Culture of Innovation and Collaboration | John Bennett, PhD |
| Creating a Culture of Innovation in the Field of Radiology | Mitch Schnall, MD |
| Human Friction | Thomas M. Grist, MD, FSCBTMR |
| Pasteur’s Quadrant: Innovation in Medical Imaging | Richard L. Ehman, MD, FSCBTMR |
| Bench to Bedside | Jane Matsumoto, MD |
| Questions & Answers | Multiple Faculty |
| Session 7 – Hepatobiliary and Pancreas | |
| Innovations in Pancreatic Surgery/Therapy | Marco Del Chiaro, MD |
| Updates on Imaging and Management of Neuroendocrine Tumors | Jane Wang, MD |
| Guidelines on Management of Incidental Pancreatic Cysts: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly | Ihab R. Kamel, MD, FSCBTMR |
| Abbreviated MRI for HCC Screening: Hepatobiliary or Extracellular Agents? | Takeshi Yokoo, MD, PhD |
| What’s New in LI-RADS? | Kathryn Fowler, MD |
| Questions & Answers | Multiple Faculty |
| Session 8 – Large and Small Bowel: Imaging of the Hollow Viscera– Advances and Updates | |
| CT/MR Enterography: Updates on Monitoring Response and Structured Reporting | Cynthia Santillan, MD |
| CT Colonography: Updates and Early Onset Screening | Jessica B. Robbins, MD |
| MR Imaging of Rectal Cancer | Gaurev Khatri, MD |
| Questions & Answers | Multiple Faculty |
| Session 9 – Abdominal & Bowel | |
| Opportunistic CT Screening for Osteoporosis | Perry J. Pickhardt, MD |
| Quantifying Body Fat: Best Imaging Methods | Joe Ippolito, MD |
| Imaging of Fat: Can We Predict Patient Outcomes? | Miriam Bredella, MD |
| Questions & Answers | Multiple Faculty |
| Session 10 – Innovations in MR | |
| High-Resolution Water Proton MRI of Cellular Metabolic Activity | Charles Springer, PhD |
| Low Field vs. Conventional Field | Adrienne Campbell-Washburn, PhD |
| Advances in MR Elastography: Beyond Stiffness (NIH) | Meng Yin, PhD |
| Elastography: Not Just for the Liver | Nayana Patel, MD |
| Vascular and Non-Vascular Applications of Ferumoxytol | Christopher J. Francois, MD |
| 4D Flow in the Abdomen | Kristin Porter, MD |
| Session 11 – Pelvic MRI: Prostate, Gynecology and Beyond | |
| Biparametric Prostate MRI: The Time has Come | Maarten deRooij, MD |
| Prostate Cancer Recurrence: Imaging Pearls | Jeffrey C. Weinreb, MD, FSCBTMR |
| Multiparametric Prostate MRI: Prostate Cancer Hide and Seek | Pranay Krishnan, MD |
| Adnexal Incidentalomas 2019 | Susan M. Ascher, MD, FSCBTMR |
| Journey to the Other Side: Imaging the Transgender Patient | Priyanka Jha, MBBS |
| Leiomyoma vs Leiomyosarcoma: Added Value of Multi-Parametric MR Imaging | Yuliya Lakhman, MD |
| Questions & Answers | Multiple Faculty |
| Session 12 – Innovations in Quality and Safety | |
| Rethinking RADPEER: Are Patient Outcomes the Answer? | Ethan Smith, MD |
| Rethinking Novelty: Does Optimization Trump Innovation? | Prasad Shankar, MD |
| Rethinking Steroid Preps: Still Necessary? | Benjamin Mervak, MD |
| Rethinking MR Device Safety: Who Can We Scan Safely? | Alison Sheridan, MD |
| Questions & Answers | Multiple Faculty |
| DEBATE: Measuring Quality in Radiology: Almost There | Matthew S. Davenport, MD, FSCBTMR |
| DEBATE: Measuring Quality in Radiology: Miles Away | Katrina McGinty, MD |
| Questions & Answers | Multiple Faculty |
| Session 13 – MRI Value I: Evolution of the MRI Value Proposition | |
| Featured Speaker: Defining Value in Radiology: Perspectives from Outside the Reading Room | James Borgstede, MD |
| Economics and the Changing Landscape for MRI Reimbursement | Richard L. Ehman, MD, FSCBTMR |
| Cost-Effectiveness – Proving the Value of MRI | Geoffrey Rubin, MD, FSCBTMR |
| Measuring MR Utilization and Access | Scott Reeder, MD, PhD, FSCBTMR |
| Approaches to Payment for Focused MRI Exams | Andrew Degnan, MD, Mphil |
| Questions & Answers | Multiple Faculty |
| Session 14 – MRI Value II: Technical Advances | |
| Advances in MRI that Shorten Scan Time | Hersh Chandarana, MD, FSCBTMR |
| Advances in MRI that Improve Image Quality and Reliability | Martin R. Prince, MD, PhD, FSCBTMR |
| Quantitative MRI Biomarkers – What’s the Value in a Number? | Ihab R. Kamel, MD, PhD, FSCBTMR |
| Strategies to Translate New MRI Methods into Clinical Care | Ivan Pedrosa, MD, PhD, FSCBTMR |
| Beyond the Scanner: Innovative Practice Strategies that Increase the Value of MRI | Jeffrey C. Weinreb, MD, FSCBTMR |
| Questions & Answers | Multiple Faculty |
| Session 15 – MRI Value III: Focused Body Protocols | |
| Focused MRI Exams: Doing More with Our Toolbox | Mustafa R. Bashir, MD |
| Prostate MRI | Sadhna Verma, MD |
| Breast MRI | Dulcy Wolverton, MD |
| Liver MRI for HCC | Claude Sirlin, MD, FSCBTMR |
| Pulmonary MRA for PE | Christopher J. Francois, MD |
| Pelvic MRI | Alison Sheridan, MD |
| Fast Knee MRI | Garry E. Gold, MD, FSCBTMR |
| Session 16 – Hepatobiliary Workshops | |
| Bile Duct Injuries: A Case-Based Diagnostic Approach with Gadoxetic Acid-Enhanced MR | Motoyo Yano, MD, Jay P. Heiken, MD, FSCBTMR |
| Assessing MRI Response Post Locoregional Therapy | Ihab R. Kamel, MD, PhD, FSCBTMR, Joseph Yacoub, MD |
| Atypical HCCs and Other Unusual Hepatic Masses | Sadhna B. Nandwana, MD, Amir Davarpanah, MD |
| MRI Assessment of Metabolic Liver Disease | Michael S. Gee, MD, FSCBTMR Amirkasra Mojtahed, MD |
| HCC – Measuring Response to Therapy with MR | Bachir Taouli, MD Mishal Mendiratta-Lala, MD |
| Staging of Intrahepatic Cholangiocarcinoma | Priya R. Bhosale, MD, FSCBTMR Sanaz Javadi, MD |
| Session 17 – Pelvic Imaging Workshops | |
| MR Radiogenomics: Predicting Aggressive Biology in RCC and Prostate | Steve Raman, MD, Paul Boutros, MD |
| A Radiologist’s Guide to Rectal Cancer MRI: Post Treatment Evaluation | Gaurav Khatri, MD Katrina A. McGinty, MD |
| Anal Cancer: What Radiologists Need To Know | Gaiane M. Rauch, MD, PhD Shannon Sheedy, MD |
| In Bore MRI Guided Prostate Biopsy | Daniel N. Costa, MD, FSCBTMR, Robert McFarland, MD |
| Benign Mimics of Cancer of Prostate MRI | Pranay Krishnan, MD, Joseph Yacoub, MD |
| Session 18 – Liver and Lymph Node Workshops | |
| Update on Pancreatic Cancer: From Imaging to Reporting | Eric P. Tamm, MD, FSCBTMR, Sanaz Javadi, MD |
| FFR-CT vs Myocardial CT Perfusion: What Should Be Incorporated in Clinical Practice? | Carlo N. De Cecco, MD, FSCBTMR, Marly Van Assen, MD |
| Applications of Multi-Energy CT in Cardiothoracic Imaging | Prabhakar Rajiah, MD, Fernando Kay, MD |
| Pulmonary Complications of Novel Cancer Agents | Richard M. Gore, MD, FSCBTMR, Brett Carter, MD |
| Challenging Abdominal Cases: More than Meet the Eyes (Lee’s 6 Basic Principles of Image Interpretation) | Joseph Lee, MD, FSCBTMR |
| Session 19 – DECT, PET/MR and Immunotherapy Workshops | |
| Cancer Immunotherapy: New Challenges in Imaging | Ali Pirasteh, MD |
| DEteCTed: Dual Energy CT in the Emergency Department | Desiree Morgan, MD, FSCBTMR Lakshmi Ananthakrishnan, MD |
| Oncologic body PET/MR applications | Onofrio A. Catalano, MD, Hersh Chandarana, MD, FSCBTMR |
| Dual Energy CT in Therapeutic Response Assessment | Avinash Kambadakone, MD, FSCBTMR Achille Mileto, MD |
| Session 20 – Technology, Safety and Career Improvement Workshops | |
| CT Deep Learning Image Reconstruction: Image Quality, Radiation Dose, and Clinical Utility | W. Dennis Foley, MD, FSCBTMR, Naveen M. Kulkarni, MD |
| Don’t Panic: Simple Guides on Managing Contrast Reactions | Carolyn Wang, MD, Ben Mervak, MD |
| Evolving Throughout Your Career: Tips for Wellness, Productivity, and Growth Mindset | Nelly Tan, MD, Aarti K. Sekhar, MD, Stefanie Weinstein, MD |
| Realizing Strategy for Improved Results | Neil M. Rofsky, MD, MHA, FSCBTMR, Carolyn Wang, MD |
| Session 21 – Don’t Let This Happen to You! Cases We’d Like to Do Over | |
| Case #1 | Andrew W. Bowman, ND, PhD |
| Case #2 | Manohar Roda, MD |
| Case #3 | Priya R. Bhosale, MD |
| Case #4 | Tara Catanzano, ND |
| Case #5 | Elizabeth Edney, MD |
| Case #6 | Barak Friedman, MD |
| Case #7 | Ihab R. Kamel, MD, PhD |
| Case #8 | Stefanie Weinstein, MD |
| Case #9 | Ghaneh Fananapazir, MD |
| Case #10 | J. Louis Hinshaw, MD |
| Case #11 | Bhavik N. Patel, MD, MBA |
| Case #12 | Brian Herts, MD |
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