Head To Toe Imaging Conference - NYU Langone Health
Sponsored byNYU Post-Graduate Medical Schooland the Department of RadiologyHeadtoToeImaging Conference27th Annual Morton A. Bosniakat the Hilton New YorkDecember 15–20, 2008Monday, Dec. 15Tuesday, Dec. 16Wednesday, Dec. 17Thursday, Dec. 18Friday, Dec. 19Saturday, Dec. 20Abdominal Imaging and PET/CTMusculoskeletal and Emergency ImagingNeuroradiology and Pediatric RadiologyThoracic and Cardiac ImagingWomen’s and Breast ImagingInterventional Radiology
HeadtoToeParticipating FacultyThe Post-Graduate Medical School of the New York University School of Medicine iscommitted to improving patient care through continuing medical education.Program DirectorGeorgeann McGuinness, M.D., F.A.C.R.Associate Program DirectorsGenevieve L. Bennett, M.D. (Women’s Imaging)Timothy W.I. Clark, M.D., F.S.I.R. (Vascular/Interventional)Nancy R. Fefferman, M.D. (Pediatric Imaging)Haskel Fleishaker, M.D. (Emergency Imaging)Jill E. Jacobs, M.D. (Cardiac Imaging)Guest FacultyThomas E. Hartman, M.D.Associate Professor of RadiologyMayo ClinicRochester, MinnesotaBrian Herts, M.D.Associate Professor of RadiologySection Head, Abdominal ImagingCleveland ClinicCleveland, OhioMichael T. Modic, M.D.Professor of RadiologyChairman, Neurological InstituteCleveland ClinicCleveland OHFaye C. Laing, M.D.Professor of RadiologyHarvard Medical SchoolRadiologist, Division of UltrasoundBrigham and Women’s HospitalBoston, MAMini Pathria, M.D.Professor of RadiologyUniversity of California, San DiegoSan Diego, CaliforniaNYU FacultyAdam Davis, M.D.Assistant Professor of RadiologyJoseph Erinjeri, M.D., Ph.D.Assistant Professor of RadiologyChief, Pediatric RadiologyAlec J. Megibow, M.D., M.P.H., F.A.C.R.Assistant Professor of RadiologyCecilia L. Mercado, M.D.Assistant Professor of RadiologyChief, Emergency RadiologySarah Sarvis Milla, M.D.Melvyn A. Feliciano, M.D.Haskel Fleishaker, M.D.Jenny T. Bencardino, M.D.Associate Professor of RadiologyGenevieve L. Bennett, M.D.Assistant Professor of RadiologyChief, Women’s ImagingMark P. Bernstein, M.D.Assistant Professor of RadiologyJohn A. Bonavita, M.D.Assistant Professor of RadiologyHersh Chandarana, M.D.Assistant Professor of RadiologyHearns W. Charles, M.D.Assistant Professor of RadiologyElizabeth M. Hecht, M.D.Karen A. Mourtzikos, M.D.Professor of RadiologyAssistant Professor of RadiologyCathleen C. Heffernan, M.D.Assistant Professor of RadiologyAssistant Professor of RadiologyAssistant Professor of RadiologyInterim Chief, Nuclear MedicineAssistant Professor of RadiologyLinda Moy, M.D.Assistant Professor of RadiologyDavid P. Naidich, M.D.Associate Professor of RadiologyAnnette O. Nusbaum, M.D.Associate Professor of RadiologyChief, Cardiac ImagingCatherine N. Petchprapa, M.D.Nicole Hindman, M.D.Gwendolyn C. Hotson, M.D.Jill E. Jacobs, M.D.Assistant Professor of RadiologyAssistant Professor of RadiologyEdmond A. Knopp, M.D.Associate Professor of Radiology and NeurosurgeryChief, NeuroradiologyAssistant Professor of RadiologyProfessor of Radiology and MedicineAssistant Professor of RadiologyAssistant Professor of RadiologyLynne P. Pinkney, M.D.Assistant Professor of RadiologyFabio Ponzo, M.D.Assistant Professor of RadiologyBidyut K. Pramanik, M.D.Assistant Professor of RadiologyJane P. Ko, M.D.Rafael Rivera, M.D.Sandor Kovacs, M.D.Leon D. Rybak, M.D.Jiyon Lee, M.D.Zehava Sadka Rosenberg, M.D.Richard Lefleur, M.D.Maria C. Shiau, M.D.Barry S. Leitman, M.D.Chrystia M. Slywotzky, M.D.Associate Professor of RadiologyAssistant Professor of RadiologyAssistant Professor of RadiologyAssociate Professor of RadiologyProfessor of RadiologyInterim Chief, Thoracic ImagingAndrew W. Litt, M.D., F.A.C.R.Associate Professor of RadiologyExecutive Vice President and Vice DeanChief of StaffGina A. Ciavarra, M.D.John P. Loh, M.D.Timothy W.I. Clark, M.D., F.S.I.R.Michael Macari, M.D.Associate Professor of RadiologyChief, Vascular and Interventional RadiologyAssistant Professor of RadiologySandra L. Moore, M.D.Assistant Professor of RadiologyRuth Lim, M.D.Assistant Professor of RadiologyAssistant Professor of RadiologyAjax E. George, M.D.Kyunghee C. Cho, M.D., F.A.C.R.Professor of RadiologyProfessor of RadiologyDirector, Faculty Practice RadiologyRobin J. Mitnick, M.D.Leon Axel, Ph.D., M.D.Assistant Professor of RadiologyAssistant Professor of RadiologyKent P. Friedman, M.D.Sooah Kim, M.D.Alexander B. Baxter, M.D.Professor of RadiologyVice Chair, EducationMichael B. Mechlin, M.D.Danny C. Kim, M.D.Professor of Radiology, Medicine, Physiologyand NeuroscienceGeorgeann McGuinness, M.D., F.A.C.R.Assistant Professor of RadiologyNancy R. Fefferman, M.D.Theresa A. Aquino, M.D.Assistant Professor of RadiologyEdmond A. Knopp, M.D. (Neuroradiology)Michael Macari, M.D. (Abdominal Imaging)Karen A. Mourtzikos, M.D. (PET/CT Imaging)Zehava Sadka Rosenberg, M.D. (Musculoskeletal Imaging)Hildegard K. Toth, M.D. (Breast Imaging)Assistant Professor of RadiologyAssistant Professor of RadiologyAssistant Professor of RadiologyProfessor of Radiology & Orthopaedic SurgeryAssistant Professor of RadiologyAssistant Professor of RadiologyM. Barbara Srichai-Parsia, M.D.Assistant Professor of Radiology and MedicineBachir Taouli, M.D.Assistant Professor of RadiologyHildegard K. Toth, M.D.Associate Professor of RadiologyChief, Breast ImagingAssistant Professor of RadiologyMaj L. Wickstrom, M.D.Associate Professor of RadiologyChief, Abdominal ImagingJoseph M. Yee, M.D.Assistant Professor of RadiologyAssociate Professor of Radiology
Imaging ConferenceOverviewEducational Objectives1. Given challenging clinical scenarios, suchas pregnancy or emergency and traumamedicine, enhance diagnostic acumen inevaluating the entire body using MR, MRSpectroscopy, CT, PET, US and non-invasiveangiography.2. Demonstrate improved detection and characterization of disease and injury based onnew and advanced imaging techniques.ALL BROCHURE PHOTOS ARE COURTESY OF ERIC J. STERN, M.D.Target AudienceThe course material is intended for clinicalradiologists in either general or specializedpractice, and is appropriate for radiologistsin training. Familiarity with the fundamentals of CT, MR, PET, and US technology andapplications, as well as basic anatomy, isassumed.Statement of NeedThe continued rapid evolution of technology in CT, MR, PET, and US, with the consequent modification and expansion ofclinical applications for these techniques,has resulted in an ongoing need for anannual, all-encompassing course introducing the latest developments in the field,while reviewing and updating establishedproven applications for these modalities.Additionally, new concepts and understandings regarding common diseasesnecessitate timely periodic review of clinical disorders. Due to the explosive growthof the field of radiology it is imperativefor practicing radiologists to continuallyupdate their skills and gain exposure tonew information. Maintenance of certification requires continued review ofessential imaging techniques in all areasof radiology, including abdominal, thoracic,musculoskeletal, cardiac, breast and women’s imaging, and neuroradiology.Course DescriptionThe 27th Annual “Morton A. Bosniak Headto Toe Imaging Conference” in its entiretyoffers an intensive 5 1/2 day program reviewing Neurologic, Musculoskeletal, Pediatric,Abdominal, Thoracic, Cardiac, Breast, Women’s, Trauma and Emergency Imaging, PET/CT,and interventional techniques. An innovative feature of this course is that individualsections of the program can be attended ona daily basis, allowing course content to betailored to the unique interests and requirements of each registrant.The purpose of this course is to provide theregistrant with an overview of state-of-theart imaging methods as they pertain to clinical practice, and to introduce advances in thefield in terms of imaging technology and disease diagnosis and management. The courseis designed to examine the practical aspectsof established CT, MRI, US, and PET techniques,as well as to introduce new techniques andapplications for these modalities. Plenary sessions and workshops have been structured toreview pathologic processes and image interpretation, and to update the registrant onadvanced applications and image analysis.The one-day Interventional course will providean overview of current interventional techniques and therapies, geared toward radiologists who perform limited IR procedures andimage patients following intervention. Inthis session, hands-on workshops runningconcurrently with didactic lectures will enableattendees to refine their freehand ultrasoundintervention skills and gain familiarity with awide variety of interventional devices.AcknowledgementsThe organizers gratefully acknowledgethe educational grants received from thefollowing organizations:Bayer HealthCare PharmaceuticalsSIEMENS MEDICAL SOLUTIONS, INC.3. Given patients presenting with CNS neoplasia, degenerative joint disease, bonemarrow disorders, focal and diffuse liverdisease, interstitial lung disease, atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, andbreast cancer, among other conditions,design optimized protocols utilizing stateof-the-art imaging technology, based onnew imaging algorithms.4. In assessing the rapid evolution of newimaging technology, critically evaluate thestrengths and weaknesses of these methodologies and apply optimal utilization ofthese techniques in clinical practice.5. Through lectures and hands-on workshops,demonstrate familiarity with freehandultrasound interventional techniques anda variety of interventional devices.Course FormatThe course runs for 5 1/2 days, with a combination of didactic lectures and interactiveworkshops on most days. Pre-registrationfor workshops is not required. Attendance ofthe entire course will provide a comprehensive imaging review, including advanced andcutting edge techniques. Registrants maychoose to enroll in any combination of individual course days, thereby creating a uniquecourse content tailored to an individual’sdistinct interests.Day 1: Abdominal Imaging and PET/CTDay 2: Musculoskeletal and EmergencyImagingDay 3: Neuroradiology and PediatricRadiologyDay 4: Thoracic and Cardiac ImagingDay 5: Women’s and Breast ImagingDay 6: Interventional Radiology
General InformationConference LocationEnjoyTheseLowRates!Hilton New York1335 Avenue of the Americas (53rd Street)New York CityTelephone for Reservations: 1-800-HILTONSTelephone in New York: 212-586-7000Group Name: NYU Head to Toe GroupGroup Rates: 325 (single or double)plus taxesHIlton New YorkThe Hilton New York is a sophisticatedhotel conveniently located in the midst ofbusiness and media centers in New YorkCity, at West 53rd Street and Avenue of theAmericas (Sixth Avenue).Hilton New York hotel guestrooms are spacious and stylish with a comfortable workarea, high-speed internet access (wired andwireless), multiple-line phones, voicemailand data port, alarm clock radio with MP3connection and complimentary newspaperMonday through Friday. All guest roomsfeature marble baths, in-room thermostatcontrol, 27 inch television, on-demandentertainment including video games,refreshment center, and coffeemaker.The hotel offers a Fitness Club and Spaon the fifth floor of the hotel. We thinkyou’ll enjoy the location of the Hilton forthe Broadway theatre district, 5th Avenueshopping and major museums.NYU Room Block and RatesOur room block begins Saturday, December13th and concludes on Sunday, December 21st.Our NYU Group Rates are 325 per night(single or double) plus applicable taxes.Please reserve your room early (as ourblock could sell out quickly) but the officialcut-off date is November 14, 2008.To reserve your room, call 1-800-HILTONSand indicate that you are part of the NYUHead to Toe Group or, even easier, go tothe NYU Radiology Website (www.radcme.med.nyu.edu) and register for the meetingand then click on the Hilton New York linkto reserve your room online.Registration ProcedureRegistration fees are found on the Registration Form at the back of this brochure.You may sign up for the entire 5V daysor you may register on a daily basis (buthalf-day rates are not possible). The easiest way to register is online by going towww.radcme.med.nyu.edu. Please be sureto provide your email address to receive aconfirmation/receipt. If you need to submit a check, please mail the registrationform and check to our offices.Accreditation StatementThe NYU Post-Graduate Medical School isaccredited by the Accreditation Council forContinuing Medical Education (ACCME) toprovide continuing medical education forphysicians.Credit Designation StatementThe NYU Post-Graduate Medical School designatesthis educational activity for a maximum of 44.50AMA PRA Category 1 Credits . Physicians shouldonly claim credits commensurate with the extentof their participation in the activity.Daily CreditsMonday(Abdominal Imaging and PET/CT):7.75 Category I CreditsTuesday(Musculoskeletal and Emergency Imaging):7.50 Category I CreditsWednesday(Neuroradiology & Pediatric Radiology):7.50 Category I CreditsThursday(Thoracic and Cardiac Imaging):7.50 Category I CreditsFriday(Women’s and Breast Imaging):7.50 Category I CreditsSaturday(Interventional Radiology ):6.75 Category I CreditsDisclosure StatementThe NYU Post-Graduate Medical School adheresto ACCME Essential Areas and Policies, includingthe Standards for Commercial Support regardingindustry support of continuing medical education. In order to resolve any identified conflicts ofinterest, disclosure information is provided during the planning process to ensure resolution ofany identified conflicts. Disclosure of faculty andcommercial relationships as well as the discussion of unlabeled or unapproved use of any drug,device or procedure by the faculty will be fullynoted at the meeting.AHRA CE CreditsCategory A CE Credits are pending approval bythe AHRA.Special NeedsThe Post-Graduate Medical School of the NewYork University School of Medicine, in compliance with the legal requirements of theAmericans with Disabilities Act, requests anyparticipant of this CME course who is in needof accommodation to submit written requeststo our office at least one month prior to thecourse date.Dietary RestrictionsPlease indicate any dietary restrictions on theregistration 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 form oronline form.Tour of Contemporary Art Galleries in Chelsea (Tuesday & Thursday Mornings)West Chelsea is the center of the international Contemporary Art scene. Jill Nathanson, artist andguide, will lead a walking tour of important current exhibitions. We will stop at some of the mostavant garde galleries and see work ranging from the beautiful to the outrageous. Tours will integrate art lovers, collectors, the curious and the artistically ignorant into a walking conversation.(Dress warmly, wear comfortable shoes and meet at the NYU Meeting Registration Desk at 9:15 a.m.; departure at 9:45 a.m. You will be back in time for lunch. Cost per person is 35; min 4 persons/max of 20. Register inadvance on the Registration Form or on-line.)
HeadtoToeImagiProgram InformationSunday, December 14, 20084:00– Registration (Hilton, New York)6:00Monday, December 15, 2008Abdominal Imaging6:45 Registration & Continental Breakfast7:35 Introduction & GreetingGeorgeann McGuinness, M.D., F.A.C.R.Program Director7:40 WelcomeMichael Macari, M.D.Associate Program Director7:45 MDCT and MRI of Pancreatic MassesMichael Macari, M.D.8:15 Small Bowel Imaging: UpdateAlec J. Megibow, M.D., M.P.H., F.A.C.R.8:45 MRI of Focal Liver Lesions (non cirrhotic)Nicole Hindman, M.D.9:15 The Morton A. Bosniak LectureImaging of Renal Neoplasms–Moving Beyond CharacterizationBrian Herts, M.D.10:00 Questions and Discussion10:15 Coffee Break10:30 Pitfalls & Variants in Abdominal MRElizabeth M. Hecht, M.D.10:55 CT of the Acute AbdomenMichael Macari, M.D.11:25 Adrenal ImagingRuth Lim, M.D.11:55 Diffuse Diseases of the Liver:MRI Evaluation?Bachir Taouli, M.D.12:25 Questions and Discussion12:40 LunchPET/CT ET/CT in Lung CancerPFabio Ponzo, M.D.2:15 PET/CT in the Management ofCutaneous MelanomaKent P. Friedman, M.D.2:45 Applications of PET/CT in Lymphoma and inthe Evaluation of Lymph NodesKaren A. Mourtzikos, M.D.3:15 Coffee Break1:45WORKSHOPS–Abdominal & PET/CT orkshop #1WC T/MR of the SpleenKyunghee C. Cho, M.D., F.A.C.R.B. Abdominal DisastersJohn A. Bonavita, M.D.C. Virtual Colonoscopy: Getting StartedMichael Macari, M.D.D. M RCPHersh Chandarana, M.D.E. U S/CT & MRI of the GallbladderGenevieve Bennett, M.D.F. Principles and Applications of PET/CTKaren A. Mourtzikos, M.D.4:15 Workshop #2A. 3D Imaging Post ProcessingDanny C. Kim, M.D.B. Abdominal MR Diffusion: ApplicationsBachir Taouli, M.D.C. Interesting US Cases with CT/MRI CorrelationJoseph Yee, M.D. & Chrystia Slywotzky, M.D.D. MRI of the Bowel: A Case Based ApproachSooah Kim, M.D.E. Dual Energy Applications in the AbdomenAlec J. Megibow, M.D., M.P.H., F.A.C.R.F. PET/CT: Pearls and PitfallsKent Friedman, M.D.5:00 Adjournment3:30A.Tuesday, December 16, 2008Musculoskeletal Radiology andEmergency Imaging7:00 Registration and Continental Breakfast7:40 WelcomeZehava Sadka Rosenberg, M.D.Associate Program Director7:45 MRI of the ElbowLeon D. Rybak, M.D.8:15 Traumatic Muscle DisordersMini Pathria, M.D.9:00 Impingement Syndromes of the AnkleZehava Sadka Rosenberg, M.D.9:30 MRI of Spine TraumaMini Pathria, M.D.10:15 Panel Discussion10:25 Coffee Break10:40 Radiographic Indications ofKnee Ligament InjuryMini Pathria, M.D.11:25 Shoulder InstabilityJenny Bencardino, M.D.11:55 MRI of Wrist TendonsCatherine Petchprapa, M.D.12:25 Panel Discussion12:35 LunchTrauma & Emergency Imaging1:40 WelcomeHaskel Fleishaker, M.D.Associate Program Director1:45 MDCT of Maxillofacial TraumaMark P. Bernstein, M.D.2:15 MDCT of Pelvic Acetabular TraumaMelvyn A. Feliciano, M.D.2:45 Vascular and Soft Tissue Emergenciesof the NeckAlexander B. Baxter, M.D.3:15 Coffee BreakWORKSHOPS– Musculoskeletal &Emergency Imaging3:30 Workshop #1a. Musculoskeletal UltrasoundGina Ciavarra, M.D.b. Imaging of Stress InjuriesNogah Shabshin, M.D.c. Musculoskeletal Complications of DiabetesSandra L. Moore, M.D.d. MRI of Calf PainMichael B. Mechlin, M.D.e. Interesting Spine Trauma CasesAlexander Baxter, M.D. and Mark Bernstein, M.D.f. Nontraumatic Emergency Abdominal CasesHaskel Fleishaker, M.D.4:15Workshop #2repeat of workshop #15:00 AdjournmentWednesday, December 17, 2008Neuroradiology7:40 WelcomeEdmond A. Knopp, M.D.Associate Program Director7:45 Imaging of Brain TumorsEdmond A. Knopp, M.D.8:15 The Aging Brain and HydrocephalusAjax E. George, M.D.8:45 The Irvin Kricheff LectureSpinal Marrow Changes - Differential &Biomechanical ImplicationsMichael Modic, M.D.9:45 Questions & Discussion10:00 Coffee Break10:15 Neurovascular Noninvasive AngiographyAndrew W. Litt, M.D., F.A.C.R.10:45 Stroke ImagingBidyut K. Pramanik, M.D.11:15 CNS Infectious DiseaseGwendolyn C. Hotson, M.D.11:45 Temporal Bone MR ImagingJohn P. Loh, M.D.12:15 Questions & Discussion12:30 LunchPediatric Imaging1:40 WelcomeNancy R. Fefferman, M.D.Associate Program Director1:45 Pediatric Neuroradiology: SeizuresSarah Sarvis Milla, M.D.2:15 Pediatric Body CT in the Multislice Era:An UpdateNancy R. Fefferman, M.D.2:45 Pediatric Musculoskeletal MRI–IRafael Rivera, M.D.3:15 Pediatric Musculoskeletal MRI–IILynne P. Pinkney, M.D.3:45 Coffee BreakWORKSHOPS–Neuroradiology & Pediatrics4:00a. Challenging Pediatric Radiology CasesNancy R. Fefferman, M.D., Lynne P. Pinkney, M.D.,Rafael Rivera, M.D., Sarah Milla, M.D.b. Neurovascular CT AngiographyAdam Davis, M.D.c. Degenerative Spinal DisordersMichael Modic, M.D.d. Neuroradiology Case ReviewRobin J. Mitnick, M.D.e. Imaging the Seizure PatientAnnette O. Nusbaum, M.D.f. Snake in the House:The Localization of Spinal LesionsJohn P. Loh, M.D.5:00 Adjournment
ing ConferenceThursday, December 18, 2008Thoracic Imaging7:40 W elcomeGeorgeann McGuinness, M.D., F.A.C.R.Program Director7:45 Evaluation of Non-TraumaticAortic DiseaseJane P. Ko, M.D.8:15 Evaluation and Management ofSub-solid NodulesDavid P. Naidich, M.D.8:45 Thyroid Nodules: What Not to BiopsyJohn A. Bonavita, M.D.9:15 Central Airway DiseaseMaria C. Shiau, M.D.9:45 Questions & Discussion10:00 Coffee Break10:15 HRCT Lexicon and Signs:How to Speak the LanguageGeorgeann McGuinness, M.D., F.A.C.R.10:45 Diffuse Nodular Lung Disease:A Differential AlgorithmDavid P. Naidich, M.D.11:15 HRCT of Diffuse Interstitial Lung DiseaseThomas E. Hartman, M.D.11:45 Unknown HRCT Panelmoderator: Georgeann McGuinness, M.D., F.A.C.R.panel: T homas E. Hartman, M.D.,David P. Naidich, M.D., and Jane P. Ko, M.D.12:30 LunchCardiac Imaging1:40 WelcomeJill E. Jacobs, M.D.Associate Program Director1:45 Evaluation of Coronary Artery Diseasewith Cardiac CT AngiographyJill E. Jacobs, M.D.2:15 Basics of Cardiac MRIRuth Lim, M.D.2:45 The Role of MRI in Viability ImagingM. Barbara Srichai-Parsia, M.D.3:15 Coffee BreakWORKSHOPS–Thoracic & Cardiac3:30 Workshop #1a. Imaging of Thoracic TraumaThomas E. Hartman, M.D.b. Interesting Thoracic CasesMaria C. Shiau, M.D.c. CT of Pulmonary Thromboembolic DiseaseMaj L. Wickstrom, M.D.d. Imaging in the ICUBarry S. Leitman, M.D.e. Cardiac CT/MR: Interesting CasesDanny C. Kim, M.D.4:15 Workshop #2a. Acute Lung SyndromesGeorgeann McGuinness, M.D., F.A.C.R.b. Dual Energy CT in the ThoraxDavid P. Naidich, M.D.c. Management of Pulmonary Nodules–Fleischner Society and ACCP Guidelines UpdateJane P. Ko, M.D.d. Small Airway DiseaseJohn A. Bonavita, M.D.e. Congenital Heart Disease with MRI:A Case-Based ApproachLeon Axel, Ph.D., M.D.5:00 AdjournmentFriday, December 19, 2008Women’s Imaging7:40 W elcomeGenevieve L. Bennett, M.D.Associate Program Director7:45 CT of the Female Pelvis:Evaluation of emergent conditionsGenevieve L. Bennett, M.D.8:30 Sonographic Evaluation of the Ovary–To Worry or not to Worry?Faye C. Laing, M.D.9:15 Imaging Challenges in the Female Pelvis:Can MRI Help?Elizabeth M. Hecht, M.D.10:00 Questions and Discussion10:15 Coffee Break10:30 Evaluation of Ectopic Pregnancy: 2008Faye C. Laing, M.D.11:15 Evaluation of the Pregnant Patient withAbdominal Pain: US, CT and MRGenevieve L. Bennett, M.D.11:45 Fetal MRI: Current StatusSarah Milla, M.D.12:15 Questions and Discussion12:30 LunchBreast Imaging1:45 Role of MRI in the Evaluation ofBreast CancerLinda Moy, M.D.2:15 High Risk Lesions:Management ConsiderationsCecilia L. Mercado, M.D.2:45 Digital Mammography: An OverviewHildegard K. Toth, M.D.3:15 Coffee BreakWORKSHOPS– Women’s Imaging &Breast Imaging3:30 Workshop #1a. Challenges and Pitfalls in the Female Pelvis:Case Based ReviewGenevieve L. Bennett, M.D.Chrystia M. Slywotzky, M.D.b. Image-Guided Interventions in the Breast:Procedures and PitfallsJiyon Lee, M.D.c. MRI-Guided Breast Interventions:How We Do ItCathleen C. Heffernan, M.D.d. An Introduction: The Male BreastHildegard K. Toth, M.D.4:15Workshop #2repeat of workshop #15:00 AdjournmentSaturday, December 20, 2008Interventional Radiology7:40 W elcomeTimothy W.I. Clark, M.D., F.S.I.R.Associate Program Director7:45 How to Drain (Almost) Anything inthe AbdomenHearns Charles, M.D.8:15 How to Biopsy (Almost) Anything inthe ChestSandor Kovacs, M.D.8:45 Thermal Ablation of the Lung:RFA, Cryo, Microwave, and Imaging of thePost-Ablated LungJoseph Erinjeri, M.D., Ph.D.9:15 Renal Cancer Ablation:Technique and Imaging of the PostAblated KidneyTimothy W.I. Clark, M.D., F.S.I.R.9:45 Questions & Discussion10:00 Coffee BreakRegistrants may choose fromthe following:CONTINUATION OF GENERAL SESSION10:15 R adiation Safety for the InterventionalistTheresa Aquino, M.D.10:45 Complex Biliary Interventions Made EasySandor Kovacs, M.D.11:15 Nephrostomy, Nephroureteral & Double-JUreteral Stents: What to Use and When toUse ThemJoseph Erinjeri, M.D., Ph.D.11:45 Advances in Chronic Total Occlusions:Recanalization, Endografts, AtherectomyTimothy W.I. Clark, M.D., F.S.I.R.12:15 Questions & Discussion12:30 AdjournmentCONCURRENT HANDS-ON WORKSHOPS10:15 – 12:15Workshop A: ltrasound Freehand Biopsy TechniquesUHearns Charles, M.D.Theresa Aquino, M.D.Sandor Kovacs, M.D.Joseph Erinjeri, M.D., Ph.D.Workshop B:How to Use the Tools of the Trade:Catheters, Guidewires, Filters, EmbolicsRichard Lefleur, M.D.12:15 Questions & Discussion12:30 Adjournment
Registration Form27th Annual Morton A. BosniakHead to Toe Imaging ConferenceDecember 15–20, 2008Please Print ClearlyFirst NameLast NameAddressCityState ZipDay PhoneFaxemail(must be provided for confirmation/receipt)Degree SpecialtySub-SpecialtyDietary RestrictionsTuition Payment Options (Please Check)Clip & MailFullDiscountedEntire 5V Day CourseM 1295M 950–––––––Stop here if you are registering for the entire course———Start here if you are registering for individual days andcheck ALL days that you want to attend.Monday, Dec. 15 (Daily Fee)(Abdominal Imaging & PET/CT)Tuesday, Dec. 16 (Daily Fee)(Musculoskeletal & Emergency Imaging)Tuesday, Dec. 16Chelsea Art Tour (9:45-Noonish)Wednesday, Dec. 17 (Daily Fee)(Neuroradiology & Pediatric Radiology)Thursday, Dec. 18 (Daily Fee)( Thoracic & Cardiac Imaging)Thursday, Dec. 18M 375M 225M 375M 225M 35 per ticketM 375M 225M 375M 225OnlineRegistrationwww.radcmed.nyu.eme.duRefund PolicyFull-Course CancellationsAn administrative charge of 150 will be assessed for cancellationsmade in writing prior to December 1, 2008. Refunds will be possible after this date subject to a 250 service charge.Daily CancellationsAn administrative charge of 75 will be assessed for daily cancellations made in writing prior to December 1, 2008. Refunds will bepossible after this date subject to a 100 service charge.Methods of PaymentM Check in U.S. Dollars made payable to NYU Department of RadiologyM Credit Card Payment (see below)Methods of RegistrationM Mailing Form with Check or Credit Card InformationM Faxing Form with Credit Card InformationDo not Fax form if registering online.Mail ToMichelle R. Koplik, NYU Langone Medical CenterDepartment of Radiology560 1st Avenue, TCH - HW-231, New York, NY 10016-4998Fax To: (212) 263-3959In Case of Questions, Contact:Michelle R. Koplik, Director of EducationPhone: (212) 263-3936 email: michelle.koplik@nyumc.orgor Marisa P. Bruno, Program CoordinatorPhone:(212) 263-0724 email: marisa.bruno@nyumc.orgPayment by Credit CardCard Member’s Name (print carefully)Card #M 35 per ticketAmount to be Charged: Bill to: M Visa M Mastercard M American ExpressM 375M 225Exp Date: Month/Year /(Interventional Radiology)M 325M 175TOTAL DUE Chelsea Art Tour (9:45-Noonish)Friday, Dec. 19 (Daily Fee)(Women’s & Breast Imaging)Saturday, Dec 20 (Daily Fee)Reduced Fees(If you are registering on-line, you must fax a letter of authorization withthe attendee’s full name and date registered to (212) 263-3959). Pleasestate reason for using reduced fee. If you are mailing a registration formand check, please enclose the authorization letter at the same time.Reduced fees apply to physicians in training (with a letter from the Chief of Service), NYUSchool of Medicine alumni, former NYU Radiology residents, fellows or faculty, M.D.’s employedby the Dept of Veterans Affairs, full-time active military personnel, retirees, nurses, technologists and other non-M.D. healthcare professionals, Canadian and overseas physicians.Reason for Reduced Fee:For Alumni (dates of your NYU Radiology Training):Signature (required to process)Confirmation of Course Acceptance:A confirmation will be sent to you by email if your email address isprovided. Faxed confirmations are no longer possible.Educational NeedsIf there is a specific question or topic relating to this course,please submit it on the registration form or on the website whenregistering online.
Head to Toe27th Annual Morton A. BosniakYUe N oeruFut d to T ates:Hea ing D , 2009g19Ima ber 14- York)em New010Dec Hilton 13-18, 2 k)(erYoremb ewDec lton N(HiImaging Conferenceat the Hilton New YorkDecember 15–20, 2008For More Information, Contact:Michelle R. KoplikDirector, Education & Corporate RelationsNYU Langone Medical Center 560 1st Avenue (HW-231), New York, NY 10016Phone: (212) 263-3936 email: michelle.koplik@nyumc.orgMarisa P. BrunoProgram Coordinator, Education & Corporate RelationsNYU Langone Medical Center 560 1st Avenue (HW-231), New York, NY 10016Phone: (212) 263-0724 email: marisa.bruno@nyumc.orgVisiting MRI FellowshipsWeek-long Visiting MRI Fellowships are available to radiologists who desire to update theirMRI interpretive skills, tailored to specific needs. These are available by arrangement for oneor two weeks. For more information, please contact Marisa P. Bruno at 212-263-0724.We hope you’ll plan on joining us at one of these CME . 31–nov. 1 virtual colonoscopy workshopdec. 15–2027th annual head to toeimaging conferencefour seasons costa ricafour seasons hualalaibig island of hawaiideer valley, utahvirtual colonoscopy workshop6th annual sports medicineimaging conferencejune 29–july 3 summer radiology practicumin chathamaugust 3–7 nyu radiology in banfffallmri: clinical state-of-the-artfallvirtual colonoscopy workshopoct. 19–23nyu imaging updatedec. 14–1928th annual head to toeimaging conferencesouth beach, floridanew york, nyapril 24–25spring2010hilton hotelnew york, nyjan. 5–9essentials of imaging in costa ricajan. 27–30nyu radiology in hualalaimarch 23–27 clinical imaging essentialstentativeimaging symposium in mauinyu radiology in buenos airesfour seasons, mauibuenos aires, argentinaoctobernyu imaging updatefour seasons scottsdaledec. 13 – 1829th annual head to toeimaging conferencehilton hotelnew york, nyjan. 3–7essentials of imaging in nevisfour seasons, nevisjulynyu radiolog
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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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