Cardiopulmonary Imaging Review Course Combining Case Reviews and Didactics
The ARRS Clinical Cardiopulmonary Imaging Review 2019 is a cardiopulmonary imaging review course combining 26 traditional case reviews with 6 didactic lectures for deeper insight into cardiopulmonary imaging, offering 13 CME and SA-CME credits across 6 modules (32 files, 2.8 GB). Coverage spans the aorta, pulmonary artery, cardiac chambers, fibrotic and diffuse lung disease, and post-surgical and infectious chest findings.
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13CME/SA-CME Credits
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32Files
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2019Release Year
Inside this resource
Vascular & Cardiac Chamber Imaging
K. Cummings covers the aorta and pericardial disease, T. Henry covers the pulmonary artery and great vessels, and J. Christensen and A. Shah cover the right and left heart and congenital disease.
Fibrotic & Diffuse Lung Disease
J. Chung covers fibrotic lung disease and interstitial lung disease updates, including in collagen vascular disease, while K. Olsen and R. Madan cover nodules and cysts.
Coronary, Myocardial & Valvular Disease
K. Cummings covers anomalous coronary arteries and delayed contrast-enhanced cardiac MRI, K. Ordovas covers myocardial and non-ischemic disease, and A. Shah covers valves and ischemic disease.
Post-Surgical, Infectious & Airway Disease
S. Hobbs covers post-surgical cases and diffuse nodular lung disease, C. Lee covers infections, C. Cox covers large airway and cystic lung disease, and C. Walker covers the mediastinum and pleura/diaphragm.
Who this serves
- Radiologists honing cardiopulmonary imaging skills — the course is explicitly framed around sharpening this diagnostic focus.
- Radiologists pursuing CME/SA-CME credit — the course offers 13 CME and SA-CME credits after an online test.
Faculty & syllabus
Faculty 14 speakers
Case-review and didactic faculty across the 6 modules include:
- K. Cummings — Aorta, anomalous coronary arteries/delayed contrast-enhanced cardiac MRI, and pericardial disease.
- T. Henry — Pulmonary artery, great vessels, and vascular disease.
- K. Ordovas — Venous imaging, myocardial disease, and non-ischemic disease.
- J. Christensen — Right heart, coronary/pericardium, and congenital disease.
- A. Shah — Left heart, valves, and ischemic disease.
- J. Chung — Fibrotic lung disease, interstitial lung disease, fissural nodules, and smoking-related lung disease.
- C. Walker — Pleura/diaphragm and mediastinum.
- K. Olsen — Nodules and air-space disease.
- R. Madan — Cysts.
- E. Donnelly — Malignancy.
- S. Hobbs — Diffuse nodular lung disease and post-surgical cases.
- C. Cox — Large airway disease and cystic lung disease.
- S. Bhalla — Cardiac masses.
- C. Lee — Infections.
Before you buy
How much CME credit does this course offer?
It offers 13 CME and SA-CME credits after completing an online test.
How long can I access the material?
You can earn credit at your own pace through March 14, 2020, with video access continuing until March 15, 2027.
The chart
| Format | Case reviews + didactic video lectures |
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| Duration | 32 files · 6 modules · 2.8 GB · 13 CME credits |
| Faculty | 14 speakers |
| Year | 2019 |
| Publisher | ARRS |
| Department | Radiology |
| Delivery | Instant download after checkout · lifetime re-access |
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