Challenging Cases in Thoracic Imaging for General and Subspecialty Radiologists
The ARRS Challenging Cases in Thoracic Imaging 2024 is an ARRS online course covering challenging cases in thoracic imaging, delivered as 8 case presentations with a 2-hour run time. The course walks through the analytic approach to unknown and challenging thoracic imaging findings across several disease categories.
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2Hours of Content
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8Case Presentations
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2024Edition
Inside this resource
Case-Based Differential Diagnosis
The series opens with unknown thoracic cases presented by Tyler Klause (Case 1) and Barun Bagga (Case 2), each built around the analytic approach to challenging imaging findings.
Chest Imaging Case Presentations
Karen Song (Case 3) and Rakesh Shah (Case 4) continue the case format, working through probable and differential diagnoses for their respective unknowns.
Thoracic Disease Pattern Recognition
Joanna Kusmirek (Case 5) and Lea Azour (Case 6) present cases focused on recognizing disease patterns common to everyday private and academic practice.
Unknown Case Review & Diagnostic Reasoning
The course closes with Leila Rezai (Case 7) and Sanjeev Bhalla (Case 8), reinforcing diagnostic reasoning across several thoracic disease categories.
Who this serves
- Radiologists in general practice — the course explicitly targets radiologists in general practice who want better understanding of challenging thoracic imaging.
- Subspecialty radiologists — it’s equally aimed at subspecialty radiologists per the stated target audience.
Faculty & syllabus
Faculty 8 speakers
Eight unknown thoracic imaging cases are each presented by a named ARRS faculty member.
- Tyler Klause — Case 1
- Barun Bagga — Case 2
- Karen Song — Case 3
- Rakesh Shah — Case 4
- Joanna Kusmirek — Case 5
- Lea Azour — Case 6
- Leila Rezai — Case 7
- Sanjeev Bhalla — Case 8
Before you buy
How long is the course?
It has a run time of 2 hours across 8 challenging case presentations.
Who is this course intended for?
It’s designed for radiologists in general practice and subspecialty radiology who want better utilization and understanding of challenging thoracic imaging cases.
The chart
| Format | Video case review course |
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| Duration | 8 cases · 2 hours run time |
| Faculty | 8 named speakers |
| Year | 2024 |
| Publisher | ARRS |
| Department | Radiology |
| Delivery | Instant download after checkout · lifetime re-access |
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