ARRS Basic Chest Imaging 2019

Name: ARRS Basic Chest Imaging 2019 Online Course
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Video Course · Pulmonary /Respiratory · 2019

The ARRS basic chest imaging course packs11 focused video lectures into two modules, covering atelectasis, pulmonary nodules, PE interpretation, and airways disease — core competencies for any radiologist reading chest studies.

11videos
2modules
2019edition

Six expert lecturers cover the essential patterns in chest radiology
Addresses atelectasis, infections in immunocompromised hosts, and pulmonary nodule management
PE interpretation goes beyond filling defects to technique, pitfalls, and overdiagnosis

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Pulmonary /RespiratoryVideo Course2019

ARRS Basic Chest Imaging — Foundational Thoracic Radiology

The ARRS basic chest imaging programme delivers11 video lectures across two focused modules, distilling the core competencies every radiologist needs for chest study interpretation. From atelectasis patterns to pulmonary nodule management and PE pitfalls, this course builds the foundational vocabulary of thoracic radiology through six expert instructors from the American Roentgen Ray Society faculty.

11video lectures
2modules
2019edition

Inside this resource

ARRS Basic Chest Imaging: Fundamental Patterns

Module 1 opens with J. Czum’s systematic approach to atelectasis on chest radiographs and CT — distinguishing the patterns that matter clinically. R. Madan covers imaging of infections in immunocompromised hosts, a topic that demands both pattern recognition and clinical context. J. Ko then tackles pulmonary nodule management, addressing solid nodule characterization and the evolving concepts around adenocarcinoma and subsolid nodules.

Nodules, Airways, and Vascular Imaging

Module 2 shifts to broader pattern analysis. D. Manos reviews the nodular pattern on chest CT, building a differential framework for the radiologist. L. Haramati delivers a particularly practical session on pulmonary embolism — going beyond simple filling defects to cover technique, common pitfalls, misdiagnosis, and the growing concern of overdiagnosis. M. Hammer rounds out the course with imaging of airways disease.

Who this serves

Radiology residents — building foundational chest imaging competency during training
General radiologists — refreshing core thoracic patterns encountered in daily practice
Clinicians involved in thoracic imaging — seeking structured education on chest CT and radiograph interpretation

Faculty & syllabus

Topics covered 11 sessions

Module 1
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
Module 2
Nodular Pattern on Chest CT — D. Manos
Pulmonary Embolism: Beyond Filling Defects — L. Haramati
Imaging of Airways — M. Hammer

Before you buy

Is this course suitable for experienced radiologists?

The content is designed as a foundational review. Experienced chest imagers may find value in the PE pitfalls and subsolid nodule sessions, which address nuances beyond basic pattern recognition.