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Provided by the NYU Post-Graduate Medical SchoolThe Department of Radiology Presents:th34 Annual Morton A. BosniakHeadto ToeImaging ConferenceNew York Hilton MidtownDecember 14–18, 2015Monday, Dec. 14Abdominal Imaging & Emergency ImagingTuesday, Dec. 15Thoracic Imaging & Cardiac ImagingWednesday, Dec. 16 Neuroradiology & Pediatric ImagingThursday, Dec. 17Musculoskeletal Imaging & Interventional ImagingFriday, Dec. 18Breast Imaging & PET Imaging
Participating FacultyThe Post-Graduate Medical School of the New York University School of Medicine iscommitted to improving patient care through continuing medical education.Program DirectorNYU Radiology FacultyGeorgeann McGuinness, MD, FACREric T. Aaltonen, MD, MPHAssistant Professor of RadiologyAssociate ProgramDirectorsMark P. Bernstein, MDEmergency ImagingGregory Chang, MDMusculoskeletal ImagingNancy R. Fefferman, MDPediatric ImagingKent P. Friedman, MDPET ImagingJonathan Gross, MDInterventional RadiologyNicole M. Hindman, MDAbdominal ImagingJill E. Jacobs, MD, FACR, FAHACardiac ImagingJiyon Lee, MDBreast ImagingJeffrey Alpert, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologyLeon Axel, PhD, MDProfessor of RadiologyAlexander Baxter, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologyLinda Moy, MDAssociate Professor of RadiologyMunir Ghesani, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologyDavid P. Naidich, MDProfessor of Radiology and MedicineJonathan Gross, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologySoterios Gyftopoulos, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologyMari Hagiwara, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologyMark P. Bernstein, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologyMaria C. Shiau, MDThoracic ImagingChristopher J. Burke, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologyGuest FacultyHersh Chandarana, MDChief, Abdominal ImagingAssistant Professor of RadiologyJessica W. T. Leung, MD, FACRProfessor, Department of Diagnostic RadiologyChief, Section of Breast ImagingMD Anderson Cancer CenterHouston, TexasAjax George, MDProfessor of RadiologyJenny T. Bencardino, MDProfessor of Radiology &Orthopaedic SurgeryYvonne W. Lui, MDNeuroradiologyGarry E. Gold, MDAssociate Chair for ResearchDepartment of RadiologyProfessor of Radiology,Orthopaedic Surgery (by courtesy) andBioengineering (by courtesy)Stanford School of MedicineStanford, CAWilliam Moore, MDChief, Thoracic ImagingAssistant Professor of RadiologyFrancis Girvin, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologyGenevieve L. Bennett, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologyNicole M. Hindman, MDAssociate Professor of RadiologyJill E. Jacobs, MD, FACR, FAHAProfessor of RadiologyActing Chief, Cardiac ImagingGregory Chang, MDChief, Musculoskeletal ImagingAssociate Professor of RadiologyChloe Chhor, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologySandor Kovacs, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologyAndrew B. Rosenkrantz, MDAssociate Professor of RadiologyShailee Lala, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologyLeon D. Rybak, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologyVice Chair of OperationsBarry S. Leitman, MD, FACRProfessor of RadiologyAnkur M. Doshi, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologyYvonne W. Lui, MDAssociate Professor of RadiologyChief, NeuroradiologyNancy R. Fefferman, MDAssociate Professor of RadiologyVice Chair of EducationChief, Pediatric ImagingDerek Mason, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologyGeorgeann McGuinness, MD, FACRProfessor of RadiologySr. Vice Chair, Academic AffairsMichael B. Mechlin, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologyAlec J. Megibow, MD, MPH, FACRProfessor of RadiologyDirector of Faculty Practice Radiology2Roy A. Raad, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologyZehava S. Rosenberg, MDProfessor of Radiology &Orthopaedic SurgeryAmy Deipolyi, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologyJody Tanabe, MDProfessor and Vice-Chair ResearchChief of NeuroradiologyUniversity of Colorado School of MedicineAurora, COKristine Pysarenko, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologyJane P. Ko, MDProfessor of RadiologyJiyon Lee, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologyGirish M. Fatterpekar, MDAssociate Professor of RadiologyLynne P. Pinkney, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologyMichael P. Recht, MDLouis Marx Professor & Chair,Department of RadiologyGina A. Ciavarra, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologySean M. Farquharson, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologyCatherine N. Petchprapa, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologyStella Kang, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologyLarry Latson, Jr., MDAssistant Professor of RadiologyKristin Elias, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologySohil Patel, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologyJustin M. Ream, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologyKyunghee C. Cho, MDProfessor of RadiologyErick M. Remer, MD, FACR, FSARProfessor of RadiologySection of Abdominal ImagingDirector, Abdominal Imaging ResearchImaging Institute & GlickmanUrological InstituteCleveland ClinicCleveland, OHAspan S. Ohson, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologyRajan Jain, MDAssociate Professor of RadiologyDanny C. Kim, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologyHearns W. Charles, MDChief, Interventional RadiologyAssistant Professor of RadiologyAmy Melsaether, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologyYiming Gao, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologyLuis S. Beltran, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologyPuneet Bhatla, MDAssistant Professor of CardiologySanjeev Bhalla, MDProfessor, RadiologyDivision of Diagnostic RadiologyCardiothoracic Imaging SectionChief, Cardiothoracic Imaging SectionCo-Chief, Body Computed TomographyAssistant Radiology ResidencyProgram DirectorWashington University School ofMedicine in St. LouisSt. Louis, MOKent P. Friedman, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologyChief, Nuclear MedicineKrishna Shanbhogue, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologyTimothy M. Shepherd, MD, PhDAssistant Professor of RadiologyMaria C. Shiau, MDAssociate Professor of RadiologyChrystia M. Slywotzky, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologyDivya S. Sridhar, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologyNaomi Strubel, MDAssistant Professor of RadiologyHildegard K. Toth, MDAssociate Professor of RadiologyChief, Breast ImagingRenata LaRocca Vieira, MDAssistant Professor of Radiology
OverviewTarget AudienceThe program is designed for clinical radiologists in either general or specialized practice,and is appropriate for radiologists in training.Familiarity with the fundamentals of CT, MR,PET, and US technology and applications, aswell as basic anatomy, is assumed.Statement of Need/Course DescriptionThe 34th Annual “Morton A. Bosniak Head toToe Imaging Conference” offers an intensive5 day program reviewing Neurologic, Musculoskeletal, Pediatric, Abdominal, Thoracic,Cardiac, Breast, Emergency, PET/ CT andInterventional Radiology. This year, throughoutthe course, there will be lectures and workshops addressing the constant dilemma of‘how to manage the unexpected finding—theincidentaloma’. There will be a continuedfocus on safety and quality issues, includingradiation exposure and contrast reactions andtheir management, crossing all sub specialtyareas. Due to tremendous growth in the science of imaging and practice of radiology, it isimperative for radiologists to continually updatetheir skills and gain exposure to advances inthe field. Maintenance of certification requirescontinued review and adoption of essential andcutting edge imaging techniques in all modalities, covering the entire body. We offer dailySelf-Assessment Modules (SAMs) with SAMscredit in key areas with recent clinical advances.In addition, comparative effectiveness research,as it applies to imaging, will be incorporatedLearning Objectivesthroughout the course, allowing immediateapplication to clinical practice, with an eyetowards quality, safety, and the trend towards‘accountable care organizations’. Utilization ofstandardized imaging strategies, developed bycollaborative teams of imagers and clinicians,is a growing trend with both safety, quality,economic imperatives, that will be emphasized.An innovative feature of this course is thatindividual sections of the program can beattended on a daily basis, allowing coursecontent to be tailored to the unique interestsand requirements of each registrant. The purpose of this course is to provide the registrantwith an overview of state-of-the-art imagingmethods as they pertain to clinical practice,and to introduce advances in the field in termsof imaging technology and disease diagnosisand management.The course is designed to examine the practical aspects of established CT, MR, US, PET andInterventional techniques, as well as to introduce new techniques and applications for thesemodalities. Plenary sessions and workshopshave been structured to review pathologicprocesses and image interpretation, and toupdate the registrant on advanced applicationsand image analysis.After participating in this activity,clinicians should be able to: Evaluate and incorporate current imagingtechniques and protocols for sub specialtyimaging (Abdominal, Musculoskeletal, Neurologic, Thoracic, Cardiac, Breast, PET/CT,Emergency Medicine, Interventional) intoclinical practice to enable accurate diagnosis, dictate best therapy options, and assessresponse to therapy, which may prompttherapy modification as needed. Describe the latest lung cancer CT screeningprocess, including appropriate CT dose settingsand structured reporting and management. Develop strategies to optimize and incorporate a gamut of studies, including CT, MR andPET, in order to accurately stage neoplasmswith minimal cost and radiation exposure. Describe how Digital Breast Tomosynthesis(DBT) can be used to help increase breastcancer detection, while decreasing “falsepositive” recalls. Develop a strategy for their patients to optimize radiation safety and dose reductionthrough optimizing CT protocols and techniques, as well as utilizing MR imaging inappropriate patient population.Course FormatThe course runs for 5 days, with a combinationof didactic lectures and interactive workshopsdaily. Pre-registration for workshops is notrequired, with the exception of the Tuesday,Thoracic Read with the Experts Session. Pleasesee the schedule for more information regarding this workshop. Attendance of the entirecourse will provide a comprehensive imagingreview, including advanced and cutting edgetechniques. Registrants may choose to enrollin any combination of individual course days,thereby creating a unique course content tailored to an individual’s distinct interests.3DAY 1: Abdominal Imaging & Emergency ImagingDAY 2: Thoracic Imaging & Cardiac ImagingDAY 3: Neuroradiology & Pediatric ImagingDAY 4: M usculoskeletal Imaging &Interventional ImagingDAY 5: Breast Imaging & PET Imaging
General InformationCONFERENCE LOCATIONMeeting RegistrationNew York Hilton MidtownRegistration fees are found on the Registration Form on page 7 of this brochure. Youmay sign up for the entire 5 days or youmay register on a daily basis. The easiest way to register is online by going towww.radcme.med.nyu.edu.1335 Avenue of the Americas (53rd Street)New York CityLocated in the heart of New York City in MidtownManhattan, the stylish New York Hilton Midtown hotelis within walking distance from New York’s premierattractions such as Times Square, Radio City Music Hall,Fifth Avenue shopping, the Broadway Theatre District,Central Park, The Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) andmany more iconic New York landmarks.New York Hilton Midtown hotel guestrooms are spacious and stylish with a comfortable work area andhigh-speed internet access. All guest rooms featuremarble baths, in-room, 27 inch television, on-demandentertainment including video games, refreshmentcenter, and coffeemaker.Stay active during your stay in the hotel’s 8,000 sq. ft.fitness center. This Midtown Manhattan hotel offers awealth of services and amenities designed with comfortand convenience in mind!Please be sure to provide your email addressto receive a confirmation/receipt. If you needto submit a check, please mail the registrationform and check to our offices.DAILY CREDITSMonday8.50 Category 1 CreditsNYU Room Block & RatesOur room block begins Saturday, December 12th andconcludes on Sunday, December 20th. Please reserveyour room early (as our block could sell out quickly)but the official cut-off date is November 13, 2015.Thoracic Imaging & Cardiac Imaging Telephone in New York: 212-586-7000 Group Name: NYU15 Group Rate: 309 (single or double) plus taxesRoom rates include wireless internet.Online Hotel ReservationsYou may register online by elf Assessment Modules (SAMs), allowingregistrants to obtain ABR SAM credit, willbe offered daily at no additional charge. Red text throughout the program indicate free daily SAMs. A total of 15 SAMSwill be offered.Credit Designation StatementThe NYU Post-Graduate Medical Schooldesignates this live activity for a maximum of42.50 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits . Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participationin the activity.Abdominal Imaging & Emergency Imaging Telephone for Reservations: 1-800-HILTONSSelf-AssessmentModule (SAM)Tuesday8.50 Category 1 CreditsWednesday8.50 Category 1 CreditsNeuroradiology & Pediatric ImagingThursday8.50 Category 1 CreditsMusculoskeletal Imaging &Interventional RadiologyFriday8.50 Category 1 CreditsBreast Imaging & PET ImagingMammography CreditsLectures and workshops on 12/18 fulfill atotal of 4.5 breast imaging credits applicableto the MQSA accreditation requirements.The breakdown of credits for the lectures onlyare as follows:Digital Mammography2.75 hrsBreast MRI1.25 hrsBreast US0.50 hrsAccreditation StatementThe NYU Post-Graduate Medical Schoolis accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education toprovide continuing medical educationfor physicians.Disclosure StatementThe NYU Post-Graduate Medical Schooladheres to ACCME accreditation requirements and policies, including the Standards for Commercial Support regardingindustry support of continuing medicaleducation. In order to resolve any identified conflicts of interest, disclosure information is provided during the planningprocess to ensure resolution of any identified conflicts. Disclosure of faculty andcommercial relationships, as well as thediscussion of unlabeled or unapproved useof any drug, device or procedure by thefaculty, will be fully noted at the meeting.Special NeedsThe Post-Graduate Medical School of theNew York University School of Medicine,in compliance with the legal requirements of the Americans with DisabilitiesAct, requests any participant of this CMEcourse who is in need of accommodation to submit written requests to ouroffice at least one month prior to thecourse date.Dietary RestrictionsCE CreditsCategory A credits will be offered—pending approval from the ASRT.4Please indicate any dietary restrictionson the registration form or online form.Special Topics/QuestionsIf there is a specific topic or question thatwould help fulfill your educational needs,please submit it on the registration formor online form.
Program Information34TH ANNUAL MORTON A. BOSNIAK HEAD TO TOE IMAGING CONFERENCE 2015MONDAY, DECEMBER 14TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15ABDOMINAL IMAGINGTHORACIC IMAGING7:007:357:40Registration & Breakfast Introduction & GreetingGeorgeann McGuinness, MD, FACR WelcomeNicole M. Hindman, MD7:00 Registration & Breakfast8:10 SAM PART I: Imaging Pancreatic8:355:10Questions & Discussion8:45 SAM PART III: Approach to Diffuse5:40AdjournmentLung DiseaseSanjeev Bhalla, MD SAM PART III: Inflammatory Bowel 0 THE MORTON A. BOSNIAK LECTUREManagement of Renal Cell Carcinoma:Evolution or Revolution?Erick M. Remer, MD, FACR, FSAR Questions & DiscussionCoffee Break First Trimester UltrasoundGenevieve L. Bennett, MD Fast MR ImagingHersh Chandarana, MD Radiologist Beware: Pitfalls in GU ImagingErick M. Remer, MD, FACR, FSAR MR ProstateAndrew B. Rosenkrantz, MD Tough Small Bowel Cases withClinical CorrelationNicole M. Hindman, MD Questions & Discussion LunchEMERGENCY IMAGING1:30 Welcome9:15 Airway Disease:1:35 SAM PART I: Imaging Abdominal Trauma2:20Mark P. Bernstein, MD SAM PART II: Imaging Pelvic TraumaMark P. Bernstein, MD3:05Questions & Discussion3:20Coffee Break9:45 Questions & Discussion Coffee Break10:15 PE: Acute, Chronic and Others10:45 ystic Diseases of the LungCMaria C. Shiau, MD11:15 ost-ablative (SBRT/RadiofrequencyPAblation) Findings in the LungsWilliam Moore, MD11:45 Imaging The Post-Operative ThoraxJeffrey Alpert, MD A . P roblem Solving Session in Pelvic MassesStella Kang, MDB. Adrenal ImagingDanny C. Kim, MDC. OB/GYN Ultrasound Emergencies: After DarkAspan S. Ohson, MD4:0512:30 LunchCARDIAC IMAGING1:30SAM: CARDIAC IMAGING 2015 SAM PART I: CT Imaging of CoronaryArtery DiseaseLarry Latson, Jr., MD2:15 AM PART II: MR Imaging of CoronarySArtery DiseaseDerek Mason, MD2:50 SAM PART III: Cardiac Imaging: Exploringthe Next DimensionPuneet Bhatla, MD3:05 Questions & Discussion3:20 Coffee BreakWORKSHOPS: THORACIC & CARDIAC3:30 A . The Ovarian Incidentaloma A . Incidental Liver Lesions inthe Cirrhotic LiverKrishna Shanbhogue, MDB. T hyroid UltrasoundChrystia M. Slywotzky, MD5:10Questions & Discussion5:40Adjournment WelcomeJill E. Jacobs, MD, FACR, FAHA1:35Genevieve L. Bennett, MDB. R enal Cystic IncidentalomasNicole Hindman, MD C. Neuro & Head & Neck EmergenciesAlexander Baxter, MD4:40Sanjeev Bhalla, MD12:15 Questions & DiscussionWORKSHOPS: ABDOMINAL & EMERGENCY3:30CT Bronchoscopic CorrelationDavid P. Naidich, MD10:00Mark P. Bernstein, MDSAM: ABDOMINAL & PELVIC ER TRAUMAC. Chest Imaging in the ICU:From the Mundane to the ArcaneBarry S. Leitman, MD, FACR AM PART II: Screening Nodule ManagementSLung RADSJane P. Ko, MDJustin M. Ream, MD9:15 AM PART I: Lung Cancer Screening:SPractical Considerations & Status UpdateGeorgeann McGuinness, MD, FACR8:15 SAM PART II: Focal Liver Lesions (Noncirrhotic)Ankur M. Doshi, MDB. Evaluation of Cardiomyopathywith MRILeon Axel, PhD, MDSAM: LUNGS 20157:45AdenocarcinomaAlec J. Megibow, MD, MPH, FACRon Chest CTJeffrey Alpert, MDMaria C. Shiau, MDSAM: HEPATOBILIARY IMAGING7:45 A . I ncidental Cardiac Findings4:407:40 Welcome A . I ncidental Cardiac and PericardialAbnormalities on Chest CTMaria C. Shiau, MDB. Coronary Artery AnomaliesJill E. Jacobs, MD, FACR, FAHAC. Fascinating Chest CasesFrancis Girvin, MD4:05 A . I ncidental Findings On Chest CTDerek Mason, MDB. Acute Aortic SyndromesLarry Latson, Jr., MDC. Lung Rads Practicum: CategorizingScreening Cases Using the New SystemGeorgeann McGuinness, MD, FACR5Pre-registration required: 203:30-5:00Thoracic Imaging:Read with the ExpertsWorkshopSanjeev Bhalla, MDDavid P. Naidich, MDMaria C. Shiau, MDIn this 90 minute “read with the experts”workshop NYU thoracic imagers will guideregistrants through interpretation of bothclassic and challenging HRCT interstitiallung disease cases. Approximately 9-10cases will be reviewed during this intensivesession; pre-registration allows participantsto preview the cases and challenge themselves before the NYU thoracic radiologistsdemonstrate their approach while guidingregistrants through cases.
www.med.nyu.edu/courses/cme/h2t15WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16NEURORADIOLOGYTHURSDAY, DECEMBER 17MUSCULOSKELETAL IMAGINGBREAST IMAGING7:00 Registration & Breakfast7:00 Registration & Breakfast7:00 Registration & Breakfast7:40 Welcome7:40 Welcome7:40 WelcomeYvonne W. Lui, MD7:45 ew Ideas in EpilepsyNTimothy M. Shepherd, MD8:15 Mimickers of Brain TumorGirish Fatterpekar, MD8:45 Mysteries of the Cavernous SinusRajan Jain, MD9:15 THE IRVIN I. KRICHEFF LECTUREImaging of Parkinson’s DiseaseJody Tanabe, MD9:45 Questions & Discussion10:00 Coffee Break10:15 ow We Do It:HMR Safety of CNS Implanted DevicesJody Tanabe, MD SAM: DEEP SPACE NEURO10:45 SAM PART I: Deep Neck SpacesMari Hagiwara, MD11:30 SAM PART II: Deep Gray Matter:Anatomy and PathologyYvonne W. Lui, MD12:15 Questions & DiscussionGregory I. Chang, MD7:45 Normal MR Variants and Pitfalls ofthe Lower ExtremitiesJenny T. Bencardino, MD8:10 Femoroacetabular Impingement (FAI):Controversies & ChallengesMichael P. Recht, MD WelcomeNancy R. Fefferman, MDSAM: PEDIATRIC NON-TRAUMATIC EMERGENCIES:AN IMAGING UPDATE1:35 SAM PART I: Pediatric Neck & ChestLynne P. Pinkney, MD2:15 SAM PART II: Pediatric AbdomenShailee Lala, MD2:50 SAM PART III: Pediatric GU Tract3:30 A . Perceptual Errors in Neuroradiology:What Not to MissSohil Patel, MD9:05 RI of Cartilage Restoration ProceduresMGregory I. Chang, MD9:15 SAM PART II: Mammo BI-RADS: Latest UpdatesJessica W.T. Leung, MD, FACR 9:30 SAM PART II: MRI of the ElbowLeon D. Rybak, MD10:00 Questions & Discussion10:15 Coffee Break10:30 SK MRI Technical ConsiderationsMGarry E. Gold, MD10:55 SAM PART III: Posterior Shoulder Instability11:25INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY1:302:152:50Questions & Discussion5:40Adjournment AM PART I: IR in the Setting of TraumaSJonathan Gross, MD AM PART II: Women’s Health in IRSAmy Deipolyi, MD AM PART III: Updates in the Diagnosis andSTreatment of Venous ThromboembolismDivya Sridhar, MD3:05 Questions & Discussion3:20 Coffee BreakWORKSHOPS: MUSCULOSKELETAL & INTERVENTIONAL3:304:05 A . Shoulder US: Normal & AbnormalGina A. Ciavarra, MDB. Secrets To Safe & Successful BiopsiesSandor Kovacs, MDC. Muscle Injuries:Challenging Cases & Slam DunksMichael B. Mechlin, MD Questions & Discussion Coffee Break10:15 SAM PART III: Asymmetries and ArchitecturalDistortion: Challenges SimplifiedJessica W.T. Leung, MD, FACR10:45 Breast Ultrasound:Impact of ScreeningChloe Chhor, MD4:40Amy Melsaether, MD11:45 2015 Update on Breast MRILinda Moy, MD12:15 Questions & Discussion12:30 LunchPET IMAGING1:30Questions & Discussion5:40 Adjournment6 WelcomeKent P. Friedman, MDSAM: HEAD TO TOE PET/CT1:35 SAM PART I: PET/CT of Lung CancerMunir Ghesani, MD2:15 SAM PART II: PET/CT of Head & Neck CancerKent P. Friedman, MD2:50 SAM PART III: PET/CT of LymphomaMunir Ghesani, MD3:05 Questions & Discussion3:20 Coffee BreakWORKSHOPS: BREAST & PET3:30 A . Multimodality Case Conferencewith BI-RADSKristine Pysarenko, MDB. P earls and Pitfalls of PET/CTRoy Raad, MD4:05 A . Management of Palpable Breast FindingsYiming Gao, MDB. C hallenging Neuro PET/CT CasesKent P. Friedman, MD4:40 A . Optimizing Multimodality Approachto Breast BiopsyKristin Elias, MDB. C hallenging PET/CT Oncology CasesRoy Raad, MD A . Interesting Cases: Wrist & HandCatherine N. Petchprapa, MDB. Imaging For Biliary & Enteric InterventionsSean M. Farquharson, MDC. MSK Procedures: Pearls of WisdomChristopher J. Burke, MD5:1011:15 How to Read Breast MRI with BI-RADS A . Interesting Cases: ShoulderRenata LaRocca Vieira, MDB. New Procedures in IREric T. Aaltonen, MD, MPHC. How to Avoid, Recognize and TreatComplications in IRHearns Charles, MDSohil Patel, MD5:10 WelcomeJonathan Gross, MDSAM: INTERVENTIONAL IMAGING1:35 A . I nteresting Neuro CasesB. Challenging Pediatric MRI Diagnoses:An Interactive SessionNaomi Strubel, MD The Secrets of the AP View of the AnkleZehava Rosenberg, MD12:30 LunchConsensus Report 2014Ajax George, MD4:40 ho Wants to be a MillionaireWMSK Radiology EditionGarry E. Gold, MD12:15 Questions & Discussion A . U pdate on Spine Nomenclature,B. Imaging Approach To PediatricVascular AnomaliesShailee Lala, MD9:4510:00Soterios Gyftopoulos, MDB. MRI of the Pediatric KneeLynne P. Pinkney, MD4:05Sliced Bread?Jessica W.T. Leung, MD, FACR he Breast Density Bandwagon:TCart Before The Horse?Jiyon Lee, MD3:20 Coffee BreakWORKSHOPS: NEURO & PEDIATRICSAM: BREAST IMAGING 20158:15 S AM PART I: DBT: Best Thing Since8:45Intersection SyndromeLuis Beltran, MDNancy R. Fefferman, MD3:05 Questions & DiscussionHildegard K. Toth, MD8:35 SAM PART I: Wrist Tendons: Dequervain’s &11:501:30Jiyon Lee, MD7:45 Another Round of Screening Controversy SAM: MR OF THE UPPER EXTREMITY12:30 LunchPEDIATRIC IMAGINGFRIDAY, DECEMBER 185:10Questions & Discussion5:40Adjournment
Registration Form34th Annual Morton A. Bosniak Head to Toe Imaging ConferenceDecember 14–18, 2015 New York, NYOnline Registrationwww.radcme.med.nyu.eduPLEASE PRINT CLEARLYMethods of PaymentFIRST NAMEM Check in U.S. Dollars made payable to NYU Department of RadiologyLAST NAMEM Credit Card Payment (see below)ADDRESSMethods of RegistrationCITYM Mailing Form with Check or Credit Card InformationSTATE ZIPM Faxing Form with Credit Card InformationDo not fax form if registering online.DAY PHONEMAIL TO: Marisa Costello, NYU Department of Radiology462 First Avenue, OBH, C&D, Floor 1, Room 4, New York, NY 10016EMAILmust be provided for confirmation/receiptFAX TO: (212) 263-3959DEGREE SPECIALTYIN CASE OF QUESTIONS, CONTACT:Michelle R. Koplik, Director of CMEPhone: (212) 263-3936 email: michelle.koplik@nyumc.orgMarisa Costello, Program ManagerPhone: (212) 263-0724 email: marisa.costello@nyumc.orgSUB-SPECIALTYDIETARY RESTRICTIONSTuition Payment OptionsEntire 5 Day CourseFULLPayment by Credit CardDISCOUNTED*M 1325M 1025CARD MEMBER’S NAME (print carefully)STOP HERE IF YOU ARE REGISTERING FOR THE ENTIRE COURSEMonday, Dec. 14 (DAILY FEE)Abdominal Imaging & Emergency ImagingTuesday, Dec. 15 (DAILY FEE)Thoracic Imaging & Cardiac ImagingM 415M 315M 415M 315Read with the Experts Optional WorkshopNeuroradiology & Pediatric ImagingThursday, Dec. 17 (DAILY FEE)Musculoskeletal Imaging & Interventional ImagingFriday, Dec. 18 (DAILY FEE)TOTAL DUEBILL TO:M Visa M Mastercard M American ExpressEXP DATE: (month/year ) /SIGNATURE (required to process)M 415M 415M 415Breast Imaging & PET ImagingAMOUNT TO BE CHARGED: M 20Thoracic ImagingWednesday, Dec. 16 (DAILY FEE)CARD # M 315Confirmation of Course Acceptance: A confirmation will be sent toyou by email if your email address is provided.M 315Refund Policy: If you need to cancel your enrollment, a 75 service feewill be assessed for your tuition payment if written notice is received morethan 30 days in advance and a 150 service fee for cancellations madewithin 30 days. No refunds are possible if written notification is not sent.M 315Course Cancellation Policy: In the unusual circumstance that this course is cancelled, two weeks notice will be provided and full tuitionrefunded. The NYU Post-Graduate Medical School is not responsible forany airfare, hotel or other costs incurred.*Discounted Fees apply to: NYU School of Medicine alumni, M.D.’s employed by theDept of Veterans Affairs, full-time active military personnel, technologists, retiredphysicians, current residents/fellows, Canadian and other non-U.S. physicians.If you are registering on-line, you must fax a letter of authorization with theattendee’s full name and date registered to (212) 263-3959. Please state reasonfor using reduced fee. If you are mailing a registration form and check, pleaseenclose the authorization letter at the same time.EDUCATIONAL NEEDSIf there is a specific question or topic relating to this course, please submitit on the registration form or on the website when registering online.Reason for Discounted Fee:For Alumni (dates of your NYU SOM or Radiology Training):7
Non-Profit Org.U.S. PostagePAIDNew York, NYPermit #8167NYU Radiology Upcoming CME Meetingswww.radcme.med.nyu.edu2015OCT. 19-23 Fall Radiology Symposium at the Enchantment ResortDepartment of Radiology462 First AvenueOBH, C&D, Floor 1, Room 4New York, NY 10016Enchantment Resort, Sedona, AZDEC. 14-18 34th Annual Head to Toe Imaging ConferenceNew York Hilton Midtown, New York, NY2016JAN. 11-15 Clinical Imaging Symposium in Costa RicaFour Seasons Costa RicaMAR. 21-25 14th Annual Alpine Imaging SymposiumThe Westin Snowmass, Snowmass, COMAY 23-26TENTATIVEMAY 27TENTATIVEJULY 11-15Advanced Imaging of Joints with an Emphasis on Sports Injuries 2016NYU Langone Medical Center, New York, NYHands-On MSK Ultrasound Workshop 2016NYU Langone Medical Center, New York, NY34th Annual Morton A. Bosniak Summer Radiology Symposium in Lake GeorgeDecember 14–18, 2015 New York, NYThe Sagamore Resort, Lake George, NYMichelle R. Koplikmichelle.koplik@nyumc.org(212) 263-3936Head to Toe Imaging ConferenceMarisa Costellomarisa.costello@nyumc.org(212) 263-0724Provided by the NYU Post-Graduate Medical School34th Annual Morton A. BosniakHead to ToeImaging ConferenceNew York Hilton MidtownDecember 14–18, 2015Monday, Dec. 14Abdominal Imaging & Emergency ImagingTuesday, Dec. 15Thoracic Imaging & Cardiac ImagingWednesday, Dec. 16Neuroradiology & Pediatric ImagingThursday, Dec. 17Musculoskeletal Imaging & Interventional ImagingFriday, Dec. 18Breast Imaging & PET Imaging
Head to Toe Imaging Conference 34th Annual Morton A. Bosniak The Department of Radiology Presents: New York Hilton Midtown December 14–18, 2015 Monday, Dec. 14 Abdominal Imaging & Emergency Imaging Tuesday, Dec. 15 Thoracic Imaging & Cardiac Imaging Wednesday, Dec. 16 Neuroradiology & Pediatric Imaging Thursday, Dec. 17 Musculoskeletal Imaging & Interventional
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