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National Diagnostic Imaging Symposium®

National diagnostic imaging symposium.

December 8-12, 2024

Location: Disney’s Yacht Club Resort Lake Buena Vista, FL

Price: Physician: $1,995.00

Credits: 36.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™

Multimodality Approach to Breast Imaging Workshop - Wednesday AM

5  AMA PRA Category 1 Credit ™

Participants will receive guided instruction in hand-held ultrasound, contrast enhanced mammography and automated breast ultrasound interpretation by Dr. Allison Zupon.

Experience hands-on, advanced tools using 2D, 3D and AI for both screening and diagnostic breast ultrasound. Participants will receive guided instruction in breast ultrasound interpretation by expert faculty. World Class CME designates this live activity for a maximum of 5.0  AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ .

Advancements in Breast Imaging Workshop December 11-12, 2024

Up to 10 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit ™

Participants will experience two days of comprehensive breast imaging training, including topics facing radiologists from dense breast regulations to contrast-enhanced mammography. Faculty will also explore breast screening advancements, high-resolution imaging, 3D-guided biopsy and artificial intelligence (AI).

This activity is supported by an unrestricted educational grant from Hologic, Inc.

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The symposium will take place at the world-renowned  Disney’s Yacht Club  Resort .  Evoking the mood of New England seaside hotels from the late 1800’s Disney’s Yacht Club  Resort  welcomes guests into recently renovated accommodations featuring an ideal lakeside location that is an easy walk from Epcot® and Disney’s Boardwalk activities and a short boat ride to Disney’s Hollywood Studios® where Star Wars:  Galaxy’s Edge is located.

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Disney’s Yacht Club Resort reservations are available at 407-939-4686 and identify yourself as an attendee of the National Diagnostic Imaging Symposium 2024.  Our discounted room rate of $345 per night (taxes and fees apply) is available for registrants of the National Diagnostic Imaging Symposium 2024.  Rooms include internet access, room safe and refrigerator.  The room block may sell out before the November 14, 2024 deadline so please make reservations early.

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Comprehensive 10 Subspecialty Program With 40 Faculty And Over 110 Lectures In Multiple Ballrooms – Choose Which Lectures To Attend

• Abdominal Imaging – 2 Days- GI and GU
• Breast Imaging And Breast MRI – 3 Didactic Days Plus 2 Days Of Workshops
• Cardiovascular Imaging
• Emergency Radiology – Dedicated Coverage Subspecialty By Subspecialty Each Morning Plus Peds Session

Musculoskeletal Radiology

Neuroradiology

• Nuclear Medicine
• Hot Topics In Non-Interpretive

Diagnostic Radiology

5-Day Diagnostic Radiology Program 40 World-Class Faculty Giving 110+ Lectures

Sunday, December 8 – DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY PROGRAM

Thoracic Radiology Ballroom A

7:00 AM Breakfast 7:25 AM Welcome and Morning Announcements Christensen 7:30 AM Acute Chest Pain: Non-Cardiovascular Christensen 8:00 AM Acute Chest Pain: Cardiovascular Christensen 8:30 AM Cardiothoracic ED Radiology: Case-based Review McAdams 9:00 AM Pulmonary Embolism Update: Controversies and Pitfalls Naeger 9:30 AM Questions and Answers Faculty 9:50 AM Break and Visit Exhibits 10:10 AM Practical Approach to Fibrotic Lung Disease Chung 10:40 AM The Great Pretenders: Strange and Unusual Vascular Disorders of the Chest Frazier 11:10 AM Signs in Thoracic Imaging McAdams 11:40 AM Imaging of Sarcoidosis Chung 12:10 PM Questions and Answers Faculty 12:30 PM Morning Session Adjourns 1:45 PM Best Thoracic Cases from the AIRP Frazier 2:15 PM Congenital Thoracic Disease in Adults: A Case-based Review McAdams 2:45 PM Diffuse Nodular Lung Disease: A Case-based Review Chung 3:15 PM Challenges in Lung Cancer Screening: ACR Lung-RADS Committee Consensus Christensen 3:45 PM Questions and Answers Faculty 4:05 PM Mini Reception with Smoothies and Sparkling Wine for Faculty and Attendees 4:25 PM Adjourn for the Day

Musculoskeletal Radiology (AM) Ballroom B

7:00 AM Breakfast 7:25 AM Welcome and Morning Announcements Anderson 7:30 AM Athletic Injuries of the Lower Extremity Fox 8:00 AM Knee MRI: Practical Updates Boutin 8:30 AM Practical MRI of Muscle: A Case-based Systematic Approach Boutin 9:00 AM MRI of the Ankle and Foot: A Case-based Session Fox 9:30 AM Questions and Answers Faculty 9:50 AM Break and Visit Exhibits 10:10 AM Imaging of Spine Trauma: A Case-based Approach Anderson 10:40 AM Non-traumatic Back Pain in the ER: How Can We Help? Anderson 11:10 AM Important MSK Cases not to Miss in the ER Boutin 11:40 AM Have a Nice Trip? Imaging of Wrist Injuries Anderson 12:10 PM Questions and Answers Faculty 12:30 PM Morning Session Adjourns

Monday, December 9- DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY PROGRAM

Abdominal Imaging – Gastrointestinal Ballroom A

7:00 AM Breakfast 7:25 AM Morning Announcements Pickhardt 7:30 AM State of the Art Abdominal Trauma Imaging Bernstein 8:00 AM CT for Small Bowel Obstruction Pickhardt 8:30 AM CT Imaging of Peptic Ulcer Disease Hartung 9:00 AM MR for the Non-Traumatic Acute Abdomen Pickhardt 9:30 AM Questions and Answers Faculty 9:50 AM Break and Visit Exhibits 10:10 AM Cancer Mimics in Abdominal Imaging Hartung 10:40 AM Imaging of Primary Liver Malignancies Chernyak 11:10 AM CT for Large Bowel Pathology Hartung 11:40 AM Challenging Cases in Abdominal Imaging Pickhardt 12:10 PM Questions and Answers Faculty 12:30 PM Morning Session Adjourns 1:45 PM Pancreatic Cancer Imaging: From Screening to Surveillance Horvat 2:15 PM Inflammatory Conditions of the Pancreas Chernyak 2:45 PM MR for Rectal Cancer Staging: The Basics & Beyond Horvat 3:15 PM Usual and Unusual MR Appearances of Benign Liver Lesions Chernyak 3:45 PM Questions and Answers Faculty 4:05 PM Adjourn for the Day

Nuclear Medicine with David Naeger (AM) Ballroom B

10:10 AM Incidentals and Artifacts on FDG PET/CT: What’s Not Cancer Naeger 10:40 AM When FDG PET Fails to Detect Cancer Naeger 11:10 AM General Nuclear Medicine: Pulmonary Embolism Evaluation Naeger 11:40 AM General Nuclear Medicine: Oldies But Goodies to the Cutting Edge Naeger 12:10 PM Questions and Answers Naeger 12:30 PM Morning Session Adjourns

Tuesday, December 10- DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY PROGRAM

Essentials of Cardiac and Vascular Imaging (AM) Ballroom A

7:00 AM Breakfast 7:25 AM Morning Announcements Faculty 7:30 AM Pelvic Trauma & Vascular Injuries Bernstein 8:00 AM Evaluation for Leg Pain and Swelling Pellerito 8:30 AM Imaging the Aorta After Trauma White 9:00 AM Evaluation of Iatrogenic Vascular Injuries Pellerito 9:30 AM Questions and Answers Faculty 9:50 AM Break and Visit Exhibits 10:10 AM Pearls and Pitfalls in Carotid Doppler Examination Pellerito 10:40 AM MDCT of Acute Chest Pain in the Emergency Department White 11:10 AM Complications of Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Repair Pellerito 11:40 AM Cardiac MRI for the General Radiologist White 12:10 PM Questions and Answers Faculty 12:30 PM Morning Session Adjourns

Pediatric Emergency Radiology with Mahesh Thapa (AM) – Ballroom B

10:05 AM Introduction Bedi 10:10 AM Tiny Troubles: Navigating Pediatric Chest and Airway Emergencies Thapa 10:40 AM Playground Pains: Decoding Uniquely Pediatric Musculoskeletal Sports Injuries Thapa 11:10 AM Tummy Turbulence: Pediatric Abdominal Emergencies Explored Thapa 11:40 AM Tiny Frames, Big Concerns: Unveiling Bony Injuries in Child Abuse Thapa 12:10 PM Questions and Answers Thapa 12:30 PM Morning Session Adjourns

Non-interpretive Session on Hot Topics (PM) Ballroom A

1:45 PM Introduction Faculty 1:50 PM Time is Money: Understanding Radiologist Productivity and Relative Value Units Mehan 2:25 PM The Problem Radiologist: How to Handle the Challenge Maltin 3:00 PM The Training of Residents in this Brave New World: What Can We Do? Pellerito 3:35 PM AI and Your Practice: Where Are We Today? Fishman 4:10 PM Adjourn for the Day

Wednesday, December 11- DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY PROGRAM

Neuroradiology for the General Radiologist Ballroom A

7:00 AM Breakfast 7:25 AM Morning Announcements Bedi 7:30 AM Stroke Update : Advancements and Insights in Stroke Imaging Bedi 8:00 AM The Great Impersonators: Decoding Stroke Mimics and Chameleons In Radiology Mehan 8:30 AM Diseased Spine: Infection and Mimics Gibbs 9:00 AM MDCT Maxillofacial Trauma: Saving Face Bernstein 9:30 AM Questions and Answers Faculty 9:50 AM Break and Visit Exhibits 10:10 AM Head and Neck Emergencies – Code Red: Radiology’s Role in Urgent Head and Neck Care Moonis 10:40 AM Toxic Encephalopathies: This is Your Brain on Drugs Mehan 11:10 AM Chronic Spine: Degenerative and Postoperative Gibbs 11:40 AM Carotid CTA and MRA: Looking Beyond the Lumen Bedi 12:10 PM Questions and Answers Faculty 12:30 PM Morning Session Adjourns 1:45 PM Distorted Spine: Pathology of the CSF Spaces Gibbs 2:15 PM Stranger Things; Imaging of Iatrogenic Materials in the Head and Neck Moonis 2:45 PM Cognitive Crossroads: A Neuroradiologist’s Approach to Dementia Imaging Mehan 3:15 PM Can You Hear Me Now? Imaging of Hearing Loss Moonis 3:45 PM Questions and Answers Faculty 4:05 PM Adjourn for the Day

Thursday, December 12- DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY PROGRAM

Abdominal Imaging – Genitourinary Ballroom A

7:00 AM Breakfast 7:25 AM Morning Announcements Fishman 7:30 AM Whole Body Trauma CT: Where Are We Now? Bernstein 8:05 AM Imaging of Acute Pelvic Pain: Case-based Approach Chu 8:40 AM Acute GU Conditions: Case-based Approach Harisinghani 9:15 AM Renal Infection Through Infarction: What You Need to Know Fishman 9:30 AM Questions and Answers Faculty 10:10 AM Imaging of Hematuria: Case-based Approach Chu 10:40 AM Malignant Renal Masses: Key Pointers to Know Harisinghani 11:10 AM Renal Tumors Beyond Renal Cell Carcinoma: Pearls, Pitfalls and Key Diagnostic Fishman 11:40 AM CT and MRI Contrast Controversies Chu 12:10 PM Questions and Answers Faculty 12:30 PM Morning Session Adjourns 1:45 PM CT of the Incidental Adrenal Mass: How We Manage It in 2024 Fishman 2:15 PM Primer on PIRADS 2.1 for Prostate Cancer: Pearls and Pointer Harisinghani 2:45 PM US and MRI ORADS: What You Need to Know Chu 3:15 PM CT of the Large Adrenal Mass: How We Manage These Fishman Challenging Patients 3:45 PM Questions and Answers Faculty 4:05 PM Adjourn for the Day

Please Bring Your Smartphone to Class Each Day Program Details May Change

Emergency and Trauma Imaging Track

Introducing our new 5-day Emergency Radiology Track with lectures included as part of each day for comprehensive coverage in all major emergency radiology subspecialties.

All National Diagnostic Imaging Symposium registrants including the Emergency and Trauma Imaging Track participants are free to choose from all symposium lectures which ones to attend and may move between Ballrooms A, B and C at any time during the symposium.

Sunday, December 8

Thoracic Radiology

7:00 Breakfast

7:25   Welcome and Morning Announcements Christensen

7:30 Acute Chest Pain: Non-Cardiovascular Christensen

8:00 Acute Chest Pain: Cardiovascular Christensen

8:30   Cardiothoracic ED Radiology: Case-based Review McAdams

9:00   Pulmonary Embolism Update: Controversies and Pitfalls Naeger

9:30   Questions and Answers Faculty

9:50   Break and Visit Exhibitors

10:10 Move to Ballroom B for continuation of the Emergency

and Trauma Imaging lectures

10:10 Imaging of Spine Trauma: A Case-based

Approach Anderson

10:40 Non-traumatic Back Pain in the ER: How Can We Help? Anderson

11:10 Important MSK Cases not to Miss in the ER Boutin

11:40 Have a Nice Trip? Imaging of Wrist Injuries Anderson

12:10 Questions and Answers Faculty

12:30 Emergency and Trauma Imaging Session Adjourns for the Day

Please Bring Your Smartphone to Class Each Day Program Details May Change 6

4:05 Mini Reception with Smoothies and Sparkling Wine for

Faculty and Attendees

Monday , December 9

Abdominal Imaging – Gastrointestinal

7:25 Morning Announcements Pickhardt

7:30   State of the Art Abdominal Trauma Imaging Bernstein

8:00   CT for Small Bowel Obstruction Pickhardt

8:30   CT Imaging of Peptic Ulcer Disease Hartung

9:00   MR for the Non-Traumatic Acute Abdomen Pickhardt

9:30 Questions and Answers Faculty

9:50 Break and Visit Exhibits

10:10   Emergency and Trauma Imaging Session Adjourns for the Day

Tuesday, December 10

Essentials of Cardiac and Vascular Imaging

7:25   Morning Announcements Faculty

7:30   Pelvic Trauma & Vascular Injuries Bernstein

8:00 Evaluation for Leg Pain and Swelling Pellerito

8:30 Imaging the Aorta After Trauma White

9:00 Evaluation of Iatrogenic Vascular Injuries Pellerito

10:10   Move to Ballroom B for continuation of the Emergency

and Trauma Imaging Session

Pediatric Emergency Radiology with Mahesh Thapa

10:05 Introduction Bedi

10:10  Tiny Troubles: Navigating Pediatric Chest and Airway Emergencies Thapa

10:40   Playground Pains: Decoding Uniquely Pediatric Musculoskeletal

Sports Injuries Thapa

11:10   Tummy Turbulence: Pediatric Abdominal Emergencies Explored Thapa

11:40   Tiny Frames, Big Concerns: Unveiling Bony Injuries in Child Abuse Thapa

12:10 Questions and Answers Thapa

12:30   Emergency and Trauma Imaging Session Adjourns for the Day

Wednesday, December 11

7:25 Morning Announcements Bedi

7:30   Stroke Update : Advancements and Insights in Stroke Imaging Bedi

8:00   The Great Impersonators: Decoding Stroke Mimics and Chameleons

In Radiology Mehan

8:30   Diseased Spine: Infection and Mimics Gibbs

9:00   MDCT Maxillofacial Trauma: Saving Face Bernstein

9:50   Break and Visit Exhibits

10:10   Head and Neck Emergencies – Code Red: Radiology’s Role in

Urgent Head and Neck Care Moonis

10:40  Emergency and Trauma Imaging Session Adjourns for the Day

Thursday, December 12

Abdominal Imaging – Genitourinary

7:25   Morning Announcements Fishman

7:30 Whole Body Trauma CT: Where Are We Now? Bernstein

8:05  Imaging of Acute Pelvic Pain: Case-based Approach Chu

8:40   Acute GU Conditions: Case-based Approach Harisinghani

9:15   Renal Infection Through Infarction: What You Need to Know Fishman

10:10   Emergency and Trauma Imaging Program Concludes

Breast Imaging Track

Introduction.

Join us for our dedicated “Breast Imaging” track at the National Diagnostic Imaging Symposium. Held at Disney’s Yacht Club Resort in Florida, this 3-day program promises to be an invaluable experience for radiologists seeking to enhance their expertise in breast imaging. In addition to the 3-day symposium, we are offering two workshops on Wednesday and one on Thursday to enhance your breast imaging knowledge. These workshops which are supported by unrestricted grants provide in-depth hands on study of the latest in breast imaging including contrast-enhanced mammography, automated breast ultrasound, breast biopsy and beyond.

This program is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the latest advancements in breast radiology and is designed to fulfill the breast imaging credits applicable to the MQSA accreditation requirements. Attendees will benefit from a blend of didactic lectures and interactive case sessions, all led by renowned experts from leading institutions. This immersive educational experience will cover cutting-edge topics such as advanced imaging techniques, diagnosis of breast disease, innovations in mammography, MRI, and ultrasound for screening and diagnosis, as well as the full patient care pathway from screening to recovery. Real-world applications and case studies will offer practical insights into the implementation of these techniques in clinical practice.

Target Audience:

Radiologists and radiology residents/fellows, breast surgeons, sonographers, radiology technologists and advanced practitioners who desire to learn, in depth, how to use breast imaging in a clinical practice setting for screening, diagnosis and staging of breast disease.

5-day Breast Imaging Program

Sunday, December 8 – BREAST IMAGING

Breast Imaging Ballroom C

7:00 AM Breakfast 7:25 AM Welcome and Morning Announcements Ulissey 7:30 AM Current topics on Digital Breast Tomosynthesis Gizienski 8:00 AM Contrast-enhanced Mammography: What is It All About? Jochelson 8:30 AM Artificial Intelligence in Breast Imaging Herron 9:00 AM Clinical Success with Automated Breast Ultrasound Spear 9:30 AM Questions and Answers 9:50 AM Break and Visit Exhibits 10:10 AM Catching Small Breast Cancers Gizienski 10:40 AM Contrast-enhanced Mammography Challenging Cases Jochelson 11:10 AM Breast Imaging Procedures – Optimizing Accuracy, Safety, and Pain Control Herron 11:40 AM Unusual Breast Tumors Jochelson 12:10 PM Questions and Answers 12:30 PM Morning Session Adjourns 1:45 PM Male Breast Imaging Gizienski 2:15 PM The Coronal View, AI, and other Case Studies in ABUS Spear 2:45 PM Stereotactic and 3D Biopsy – Tips and Tricks Spear 3:15 PM Managing the Frustration of Breast Pain Herron 3:45 PM Questions and Answers 4:05 PM Mini Reception with Smoothies and Sparkling Wine for Faculty and Attendees 4:25 PM Adjourn for the Day

Monday, December 9 – Breast Imaging

Breast MRI Ballroom C

7:00 AM Breakfast 7:25 AM Morning Announcements Ulissey 7:30 AM High Risk MRI Screening – Principles and Challenges Giess 8:00 AM Implementing a Successful High Risk and Genetics Program Destounis 8:30 AM Problem solving in MRI – When it’s Helpful, When it’s Not Chesebro 9:00 AM New and Emerging Technology in Breast MRI Joe 9:30 AM Questions and Answers 9:50 AM Break and Visit Exhibits 10:10 AM NME vs BPE – How Can I Tell and How Should I Manage? Giess 10:40 AM Breast MRI in the Newly Diagnosed Cancer Patient Destounis 11:10 AM BIRADS-3 in Breast MRI – Issues and Cases Chesebro 11:40 AM Technological Challenges and Pitfalls with Breast MRI Joe 12:10 PM Questions and Answers 12:30 PM Morning Session Adjourns 1:45 PM The Multi-Modality Workup and Management of High-risk and Potential Upgrade Lesions Destounis 2:15 PM Challenging MRI Cases Giess 2:45 PM Challenging Cases in MRI Biopsy Chesebro 3:15 PM MRI in Locally Advanced Breast Cancer – Extent of Disease and Therapy Monitoring Joe 3:45 PM Questions and Answers 4:05 PM Adjourn for the Day

Tuesday, December 10 – Breast Imaging Program

Advanced Topics in Breast Imaging BALLROOM C

7:00 AM Breakfast 7:25 AM Announcements Ulissey 7:30 AM Challenging Cases in Contrast Enhanced Mammography Zupon 9:30 AM Questions and Answers Faculty 9:50 AM Break and Visit Exhibits 10:10 AM An Introduction to Opto-acoustic Imaging Ulissey 10:40 AM Challenging Stereotactic and DBT Biopsy Cases Joe 11:10 AM Improving Performance in Breast Imaging – Sometimes it’s the Little Things That Count Ulissey 11:40 AM Challenging MRI Cases to Leave for Your Partner Joe 12:10 AM Questions & Answers Faculty 12:30 AM Morning Session Adjourns

Better Diagnosis with OA and AI – Non-CME Ballroom C

Please join Dr. Stavros to learn more about this new diagnostic modality using opto-acoustics. Laser light, sound and artificial intelligence can be used as a diagnostic, prognostic, and predictive imaging biomarker. Additionally, review several cases with Dr. Stavros, demonstrating these biomarkers and how the proprietary SenoGram® Decision Support Tool can be a key differentiator.

1:45 PM Review of Clinical Results of Opto-acoustics as an Stavros “Everything” Imaging Biomarker 2:45 PM Imagio® OA/US Case Reviews with SenoGram® Stavros Decision Support Tool 3:45 PM Questions and Answers Faculty 4:05 PM Adjourn for the Day

Wednesday, December 11- Breast Imaging Program

Multimodality Approach to Breast Imaging Workshop (AM) Classroom D Limited Seating- registration required. Free to full course registrants, use NDISFREE24 to apply discount.

7:00 AM Breakfast 7:25 AM Introduction Zupon 7:30 AM Fundamentals of ABUS Acquisition and Interpretation Zupon 8:30 AM Argument for Contrast Enhanced Mammography Zupon 9:00 AM ABUS in the Diagnostic Setting Zupon 9:30 AM Questions and Answers Zupon 9:45 AM Break and Visit Exhibits 10:00 AM Pitfalls of ABUS Zupon 10:30 AM AI and ABUS Zupon 11:00 AM ABUS Interesting Cases Zupon 12:00 AM Setting up for Success with Supplemental Screening Including How to Prepare for New Legislation Zupon 12:30 AM Questions and Answers Zupon 12:45 AM Workshop Adjourns

Advancements in Breast Imaging Day One Workshop* (AM) Ballroom C Limited Seating- registration required. Free to full course registrants, use NDISFREE24 to apply discount.

7:00 AM Breakfast 7:25 AM Introduction Greer 7:30 AM Screening Guidelines Greer 8:00 AM Tomosynthesis Fundamentals Greer 8:30 AM Advancements in Tomosynthesis Morris 9:30 AM Questions and Answers Faculty 9:45 AM Break and Visit Exhibits 10:00 AM AI in Mammography Greer 11:15 AM AI Detection on Tomosynthesis Slices Morris 12:15 AM Questions and Answers Faculty 12:45 AM Workshop Adjourns

Thursday, December 12 – Breast Imaging Program

Advancements in Breast Imaging Day Two Workshop* (AM) Ballroom C Limited Seating- registration required. Free to full course registrants, use NDISFREE24 to apply discount.

7:00 AM Breakfast 7:25 AM Introduction Morris 7:30 AM Intro to Contrast-Enhanced Mammography Morris 8:15 AM Contrast-Enhanced Mammography and Breast Density Legislation Gabriel 8:45 AM Contrast-Enhanced Mammography Targeting Morris 9:30 AM Questions and Answers Faculty 9:45 AM Break and Visit Exhibits 10:00 AM BIRADS 3 and Contrast-Enhanced Mammography Gabriel 10:30 AM Contrast-Enhanced Mammography Biopsy (CEMBx) Morris 11:15 AM Overcoming CEMBx Challenges Gabriel 12:00 AM Contrast-Enhanced Mammography and Artificial Intelligence Morris 12:15 AM Questions and Answers Faculty 12:45 AM Workshop Adjourns

Non-CME Breast Ultrasound Session with A. Thomas Stavros, MD, FACR

Better Diagnosis with OA and AI- Non-CME Tuesday Ballroom C

1:45 PM Review of Clinical Results of Opto-acoustics as an “Everything” Imaging Biomarker – Stavros 2:45 PM Imagio® OA/US Case Reviews with SenoGram® Decision Support Tool – Stavros 3:45 PM Questions and Answers Faculty 4:05 PM Adjourn for the Day

“Welcome to National Diagnostic Imaging Symposium 2024! Delivered by the leading Radiologists in the field, we are excited to present this comprehensive five-day symposium at Disney’s Yacht Club Resort in sunny, beautiful Florida. The in-depth lectures – geared toward diagnostic radiologists in clinical practice – are packed with high-yield tips and pearls for the busy radiologist. All sessions include case-based presentations with ample time set aside for questions and answers, and for you to informally meet and interact with our faculty. We promise you an unforgettable learning experience and look forward to having you join us in December 2024.” Elliot K.Fishman

We’re excited to introduce our new 5-Day Emergency Radiology Track designed as a focused track for those who provide radiology services in emergency departments and other critical care locations. We hope if you have not attended the National Diagnostic Imaging Symposium before you will find our meeting to be of the highest quality while you will also have time off in the afternoons to visit all that Disney and the surrounding attractions in Orlando have to offer.

For our loyal attendees who have been with us before – the Emergency Radiology Day has always been popular. No matter what ballroom was opposite, folks told us their wish to not miss any of the lectures in either ballroom. Hence, we included ER lecture topics as part of each day for comprehensive coverage in all major radiology sub-specialties and added a session for Pediatric Emergency Radiology.

SUNDAY December 8 Thoracic Radiology Ballroom A

Program directors:, jared d. christensen, md, mba.

Professor and Chair of Radiology Duke University Medical Center Durham, NC

H. Page McAdams, MD

Professor of Radiology Duke University School of Medicine Durham, NC

David M. Naeger, MD, FAUR

Director of Radiology, Denver Health Professor and Vice Chair of Radiology University of Colorado School of Medicine Denver, CO

Musculoskeletal Radiology Ballroom B

Mark w. anderson, md.

Professor of Radiology University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA

Robert D. Boutin, MD

Clinical Professor, Radiology Stanford University Palo Alto, CA

MONDAY December 9 Abdominal Imaging Gastrointestinal Ballroom A

Perry j. pickhardt, md.

Professor of Radiology Chief, Gastrointestinal Imaging University of Wisconsin School of Medicine & Public Health Madison, WI

Mark Bernstein, MD, FASER

Clinical Professor Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine

TUESDAY December 10 Pediatric Emergency Radiology (AM) Ballroom B

Moderators:, harprit bedi, md.

Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine

Mahesh Thapa, MD, MEd, FAAP

University of Washington

WEDNESDAY December 11 Neuroradiology for the General Radiologist Ballroom B

Wende gibbs, md, ma.

Barrow Neurological Institute

William Mehan, MD, MBA

Harvard Medical School

THURSDAY December 12 Abdominal Imaging: Genitourinary Applications And Beyond Ballroom A

Elliot K. Fishman, MD

Johns Hopkins Hospital

Linda Chu, MD

Breast Imaging-Ballroom C

Program Director: Michael J. Ulissey, MD, FACR Adjunct Professor The University of Texas Health Sciences Center in San Antonio, TX

Maxine Jochelson, MD Director of Breastlink Women’s Imaging Vice President of Beverly Hills Radiology Medical Group Beverly Hills, CA

Terri-Ann Gizienski, MD, MPH Chief of UPMC Clinical Breast Division University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, PA

Daniel Herron, MD Dignity Health Advanced Imaging Sacramento, CA

Georgia Giakoumis Spear, MD Division Chief of Breast Imaging NorthShore University HealthSystem Clinical Associate Professor of Radiology The University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine

Chicago, IL

Breast MRI-

Program Director:

Michael J. Ulissey, MD, FACR Adjunct Professor The University of Texas Health Sciences Center in San Antonio, TX

Allyson L. Chesebro, MD Instructor of Radiology Harvard Medical School

Stamatia Destounis, MD, FACR, FSBI, FAIUM, Attending Breast Radiologist and Managing Partner Elizabeth Wende Breast Care Rochester, NY

Catherine S. Giess, MD Giles W.L. Boland Distinguished Chair in Radiology Associate Professor, Harvard Medical

Bonnie N. Joe, MD, PhD Professor in Residence UCSF Department of Radiology and Biomedical Imaging San Francisco, CA

Advanced Topics in Breast- Ballroom C

Allison Zupon, MD Imaging for Women, LLC Kansas City, MO

Non-CME Session (PM )

A. Thomas Stavros, MD, FACR

Multimodality Approach to

Breast Imaging Classroom D (AM)

Advancements in Breast Imaging – Day One Ballroom C (AM)

Linda N. Greer, MD Diagnostic Breast Radiologist Arizona Diagnostic Radiology Phoenix, AZ

Michael F. Morris, MD Associate Professor of Radiology and Medicine University of Arizona College of Medicine Phoenix, AZ

Advancements in Breast Imaging – Day Two Ballroom C (AM)

Ryan Gabriel, MD Director of Breast Imaging Henrico Doctos's Hospital Richmond, VA

TARGET AUDIENCE

National Diagnostic Imaging Symposium is designed to meet the educational needs of radiologists whether in general or specialized care and radiology residents/ fellows who desire to learn, in depth, how to use imaging in a clinical practice including night and weekend call setting for screening, diagnosis and staging of injury and disease.

• True state-of-the-art program covering the essential, practical and timely topics diagnostic radiologists need to know to hone their skills for delivering excellent patient care
• Dedicated breast imaging program with Breast MRI, Breast Imaging and Advanced Topics in Breast, plus choice of free workshops
• 40 WORLD-CLASS FACULTY GIVING 110+ LECTURES
• Full conference registrants are free to choose which lectures to attend and move between Ballrooms A, B and C as they wish at any time during the symposium
• Non-interpretive session covering a variety of topics such as radiologist productivity and RVUs, how to deal with the problem radiologist, and artificial intelligence
• Dedicated 5-Day Breast Imaging program with Breast MRI, Breast Imaging and Advanced Topics in Breast, plus choice of three free workshops available to full course registrants
• New 5-Day Emergency and Trauma Imaging track for those who provide radiology services in emergency departments and other critical care locations
• Increase diagnostic capabilities in multiple radiology sub-specialties including Body Imaging, Musculoskeletal Imaging, Neuroradiology, Cardiothoracic Imaging and Emergency Radiology
• Utilize CT and MRI to assess injury and disease in the brain, bony skeleton and internal organs and organs systems
• Effectively use MDCT and MR imaging to evaluate the GI tract including the liver, pancreas, spleen and bowel
• Plan the appropriate imaging of emergency department patients and understand how to optimize study interpretation and patient triage
• Understand how to interpret high-resolution CT (HRCT) scans for a range of interstitial lung diseases as well as how to use HRCT in patient management
• Understand how to utilize non-invasive options such as CT, MR and ultrasound for the evaluation of cardiovascular disease ranging from the coronary to the carotid arteries
• Understand the role of CT and MRI for a range of neurologic pathologies ranging from stroke to tumor imaging
• Enhance understanding of the use and limitations of PET/CT in current oncologic applications and its role with CT and MRI Imaging
• Learn the current status of AI in imaging – its role in practice today, and its potential impact over the next few years

SYMPOSIUM DETAILS

Disney's Yacht Club Resort

Disney’s Yacht Club Resort’s ideal lakeside location is an easy walk from EPCOT™ and Disney’s Boardwalk activities and a short boat ride to Disney’s Hollywood Studios® where Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge is located.

Experience Disney’s rich heritage of storytelling combined with creativity, innovation and technology in classic Disney tales and family entertainment.

Take in the Candlelight Processional and Festival of the Holidays at EPCOT® including tasty holiday sweets and treats from around the world. Explore Disney Springs – a metropolis of shopping, dining, and entertainment including live music.

Free parking is back for all attendees and hotel guests.

Discounted Afternoon/Evening Park Passes

Take advantage of discounted Walt Disney World® Resort admission available to symposium attendees. Visit WorldClassCME.com for a link to access discounted park passes.

Take advantage of the well-hidden lap pool behind the hotel, as well as the fitness club next to the water complex. Plus, enjoy walking or running around the lagoon and on trails extending all the way to Disney’s Hollywood Studios® along the canal and beyond.

Welcome Reception - With sparkling wine and smoothies

A mini reception with smoothies and sparkling wine will be held for the symposium faculty, participants and sponsors on Sunday, December 8th at 4:05 PM in the main lobby of the conference center. Please join us!

Downloadable Conference Slides

Please look for an email a few days prior to the symposium containing a link to download the lecture slides to your device (or to print a copy if you wish to have them on hand at the meeting). Once onsite, you will receive a notebook with lecture objectives and notes pages.

CME Certificates

Your course evaluation and CME certificate will be sent to the email you provided when registering. Please use an email address that allows an attachment to ensure timely delivery of materials.

An expanded continental breakfast, snacks and refreshments will be provided daily in the exhibit hall.

Group Registration Code

Two or more registrations made at the same time qualify for a group discount. Call our office at 888-207-9105, M-F, 8:30 am - 5 pm EST to receive $100 off each registrant’s fee. This discount is not retroactive, nor can it be combined with other coupons or offers.

Cancellations

US and Canada Registrants: You may cancel your registration for a refund (less $95 fee) if we receive your cancellation by November 14, 2024. We are sorry, but we cannot provide refunds after that date.

International Registrants: You may cancel your registration for a refund (less $195 fee) if we receive your cancellation by November 14, 2024. We are sorry, but we cannot provide refunds after that date. CME Credit Breakdown

A detailed CME credit breakdown of subspecialty credits will be available at WorldClassCME.com closer to the date of the symposium.

More Interactive Lectures This year each session will include several inter- active lectures with audience participation. Enjoy instant feedback with the correct answer for case presentations. Please bring your smartphone to class each day. When you sign in at the registration desk on your first day, we will assist you in down- loading an easy-to-use app for PollEV.

CME Credit Breakdown A detailed CME credit breakdown of subspecialty credits will be available at WorldClassCME.com closer to the date of the symposium.

ABR Maintenance of Certification

36.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. These credits can be used toward ABR MOC Part 2 requirements.

Discounted Park Passes

Take advantage of discounted Walt Disney World® Resort admission prices available to symposium attendees for afternoon/evening park passes.

Thinking of extending your time in Florida before or after the conference? Check out Visit Orlando for all things Orlando to help plan your stay.

Take full advantage of your Disney location and enjoy some or many aspects of the Walt Disney magic. Begin at Disney Go

Accreditation and Disclosure

National Diagnostic Imaging Symposium Accreditation – World Class CME is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians. World Class CME designates this live activity for a maximum of 36.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits ™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

American Board of Radiology Maintenance of Certification - 36.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits ™ - AMA credits can be used towards ABR MOC Lifelong Learning requirements.

Medical Physicists – The Commission on Accreditation of Medical Physics Education Programs (CAMPEP) has approved the direct transfer of AMA PRA Category 1 Credits ™ to MPCEC on a credit-for-credit basis for medical physicists.

Physician Assistants (PA) – AAPA accepts AMA PRA Category 1 Credit ™ for organizations accredited by the ACCME.

Nurse Practitioners (NP) – The American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Certification Program accept continuing education credits sponsored by organizations, agencies, or educational institutions accredited or approved by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME).

Canada: AMA PRA Category 1 Credits ™ can be converted to Royal College MOC credits.

Mexico: All AMA PRA Category 1 Credits ™ are transferrable.

Europe: Due to an agreement of mutual recognition the UEMS-European Accreditation council will convert AMA PRA Category 1 Credits ™ to EACCME European CME Credits (ECMECs). For more information, contact the European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS) at [email protected] or visit UEMS.net or EACCME.eu.

Worldwide: AMA PRA Category 1 Credits ™ may be transferrable. Contact the CME governing body in your home country for details.

Disclosure – World Class CME relies on its program directors and faculty to provide continuing medical education content that is relevant, balanced and evidence based to guide its learners to provide safe and effective care that is free of commercial influence. Therefore, in accordance with ACCME standards, all program directors, faculty, and reviewer-relevant financial relationships with ineligible companies will be disclosed and mitigated. Speakers are required to openly disclose any limitations of data and/or any off-label, experimental or investigational uses of drugs or devices in their presentations.

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