This session kicks off the ARRS Annual Meeting with a presentation of awards including the ARRS Gold Medal, which is the society’s highest honor bestowed for distinguished service to radiology. Member business will be conducted including a vote on any proposed bylaw changes, installation of the 2025-26 ARRS President, and concluding with the Presidential Address.

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This session focuses on acute thoracic emergencies, including penetrating and blunt trauma, acute chest pain, and pulmonary/venous thromboembolism.

F. Paes Acute Penetrating Thoracic Trauma
M. Parker Blunt Thoracic Trauma
S. Malik Acute Chest Pain
K. Marquis Imaging of Acute Pulmonary Embolism

This session provides AJR authors, reviewers, and readers with an overview of the journal today. The session will highlight key aspects of journal peer review and production processes, as well as social and digital media initiatives. Focused attention will be provided on writing an Original Research study, a Review or Clinical Perspective article, and an article on artifiicial intelligence.

A. Rosenkrantz AJR: Inner Workings
E. Chang Writing an AJR Original Research Study
C. Zamora Writing an AJR Review or Clinical Perspective Article
F. Vernuccio Writing an AJR Artificial Intelligence Article

This course focuses on advanced imaging techniques and considerations in the evaluation of coronary artery disease and structural heart conditions using CT. Topics include: non-atherosclerotic coronary artery narrowing, coronary artery anomalies, and the role of CT in assessing myocardial ischemia through perfusion and FFR-CT.

A. Rosas Non-atherosclerotic Coronary Artery Narrowing: Review of Exceptions in CAD-RADS
D. Vargas Coronary Artery Anomalies
E. Kimura CT Assessment of Myocardial Ischemia: Role of CT perfusion and FFR-CT
H. Goerne CT in TAVR: Pre- and Post-Procedure Imaging
E. Williamson Role of CT in Transcatheter Mitral Valve Replacement
K. Kallianos CT in the Evaluation of Adult Congenital Heart Disease

In this course, participants will gain an understanding of their potential role as expert witnesses in the medico-legal system, including tips to assist them to be more effective expert witnesses, and pitfalls to avoid in this work.

M. Bruno Welcome and Introduction
S. Waite The Role of the Expert Witness--Pitfalls and Opportunities
B. Sheppard Radiology’s Next Wave: Is the Legal Malpractice Standard Up to the Task?
M. Bruno Bias in the Medical Legal System: Maintaining Objectivity
J. Banja Navigating the Ethical Minefields Confronting the Expert Witness

Anti-amyloid targeting disease modifying therapies for Alzheimer’s disease present an exciting opportunity to dramatically impact the lives of patients with Alzheimer’s dementia. The imaging impact is already formidable, with a significant rise in MRI volume. Amyloid PET volumes have also skyrocketed following a positive reimbursement decision for patient selection and treatment surveillance.

S. Bash Multimodal Dementia Imaging with Emphasis on Alzheimer’s Disease and ARIA Cases
L. Tanenbaum Enterprise Workflow Optimization for Alzheimer’s Screening and ARIA Surveillance
S. Gandy Neurology Perspective: Clinical Management Challenges and Solutions
T. Benzinger Radiology Perspective: Multidisciplinary Approach to Challenging Cases

The lead author of each of the 4 SRU most recent consensus statements will present a summary with examples from each publication, including: (1) Management of Incidentally Detected Gallbladder Polyps, (2) Ultrasonography of Superfical Soft Tissue Masses, (3) Routine Pelvic Ultrasound for Endometriosis and (4) A Lexicon for First Trimester Ultrasound.

A. Kamaya Management of Incidentally Detected Gallbladder Polyps
S. Young Routine Pelvic Ultrasound for Endometriosis
W. Middleton Ultrasonography of Superficial Soft Tissue Masses
M. Horrow SRU Consensus Statement: A First Trimester Lexicon

The road to wellness requires building a radiology community of belonging. In this session, two different overarching themes will be discussed. In the first hour, strategies to move towards inclusion will be presented. In the second hour, strategies towards building a radiology community will be presented

J. Parikh Moderator
S. Wang Implementing a Culture of Inclusion
L. Burke Incorporating International Medical Graduates
S. Wang Incorporating People with Accents
R. Drosten Overcoming Sidelining of Senior Radiologists
M. Reichman Commensality
W. Moore Addressing Isolation of Remote Radiologists
J. Parikh Strategies to Retain Your Workforce
L. Burke Retaining Senior Radiologists

This session addresses essential imaging techniques for acute aortic syndromes, mediastinal emergencies, acute pneumonia, and pleural infections. Participants will gain insights into identifying critical features and complications in these urgent thoracic conditions to support prompt, effective clinical intervention.

F. Berger Acute Aortic Syndrome and Complications
M. Hammer Nonvascular Mediastinal Emergencies
J. Liu Imaging of Acute Pneumonia
K. Kuykendall Acute Presentations of Pleural Infections

We are moving into an era of personalized cancer care and oncology patients have more options than ever. Complete and accurate staging and imaging are foundational to providing optimal recommendations and treatment. Great communication between radiologists and treating oncologists has never been more important. Hear from expert radiation oncologists about the latest treatment techniques.

C. Straka Radiation Oncology: From Head to Toe
A. Simon CNS: Common Cancers Treated with Radiation
L. Vitzthum Lung Cancer: Common Changes in Imaging After Sterotactic Radiotherapy
M. Sherer GI Cancer: MRI-guided Linear Accelerators
T. Seibert Prostate Cancer Pt 1: Dominant Intrasprostatic Lesion (DIL) Boosts

Panelists will highlight how the ability to analyze and interrogate findings varies with levels of training and experience. The session will provide an overview of challenging cases, covering multiple disease categories, in an audience interactive setting, highlighting different techniques and search patterns that can be used to approach such cases.

M. Parker Challenging Cases in Thoracic Imaging: Panelist
L. Azour Challenging Cases in Thoracic Imaging: Panelist
J. Bueno Challenging Cases in Thoracic Imaging: Panelist
S. Martinez-Jimenez Challenging Cases in Thoracic Imaging: Panelist
R. Shah Challenging Cases in Thoracic Imaging: Panelist
J. Gruden Challenging Cases in Thoracic Imaging: Panelist

AI impacts Radiologists at all stages of training and in all practice settings though most have not received the education necessary to navigate this new world, discern truth from hype, and recognize the dangers and responsibilities as we integrate these systems into our hospitals and clinics. This session will provide expert guidance in: Reliable AI, Practical AI, Successful AI, and Ethical AI.

C. Kahn Towards an Ethical AI: Bias, Diversity, and Accessibility
W. Gibbs Towards an Ideal AI: Cooperation and Collaboration
A. Tejani Towards a Practical AI: Development and Implementation
S. Faghani Towards a Reliable AI: From Research to Production
D. Smeets Towards a Successful Al: Industry, Regulation, and Privacy
N. Pham Toward a Comprehensive AI

This session is designed to equip Radiology professionals with the essential non-clinical skills needed for career advancement. Covering five critical areas—career opportunities in various sectors, CV development, educator portfolio building, interview techniques, and digital branding/networking—this session provides real-world, practical guidance.

T. Yarbrough The Career Navigator: Charting Your Path in Radiology
S. Elman The CV Architect: Design Your Resume and Cover Letter for Impact
J. Peacock The Educator Portfolio Curator: Displaying Your Academic and Teaching Brilliance
I. Dalal The Interview Master: Unlocking Opportunities with Confidence
K. Hawk The Digital Strategist: Elevate Your Career with Online Branding

After a 15 year hiatus, the ABR oral boards will return in 2028 for diagnostic radiology graduates. This course will provide historical context on why the oral boards were dropped (then resurrected), review logistics of the new exam, offer guidance on how to take an oral boards case, provide tips on how to study for the exam, and conclude with a question and answer session from the audience.

B. Wagner Why the Oral Boards Were Dropped, then Resurrected
S. Golden Test Logistics
D. Wolfman How to Take a Case
J. Marko How to Study for the Oral Boards

This course will provide practical tips on how to overcome cynicism and create a positive work environment in radiology

C. Glastonbury Moderator
C. Lee Creating Buy-in for a New Schedule
W. Moore Leveraging Wave Scheduling
C. Lee Matching the Schedule to Workflow
M. Davis Outpatient Versus Inpatient Scheduling
M. Bruno The Challenges with Peer Learning
C. Chung Implementing a Coaching/Mentorship Program
E. Ferguson Mentorship, Wellness, and Support Strategies for Radiology Residents
C. Chung Teaching Self-compassion

Enjoy a complimentary beverage.

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E. Alaia RYR Part 1
D. Plut RYR Part 2

This session explores the imaging and management of cardiothoracic surgical and oncologic emergencies, alongside guidelines for emergent interventions. It will conclude with unknown case presentations to challenge your diagnostic skills.

J. Mansour Cardiothoracic Surgical Emergencies
M. Naeem Cardiothoracic Oncologic Emergencies and Urgencies
R. Short Indications for Emergent Interventions
R. Short Five Unknown Case Presentations

For radiologists juggling multiple subspecialties, trainees entering the workforce, residents preparing for boards, or practicing radiologists in need of a refresher, this course offers tailored content to meet your specific learning objectives. Attendees can enhance their diagnostic skills, stay abreast of the latest advancements, and build confidence in their clinical decision-making abilities.

S. John Pediatric Imaging Cases
T. Moseley Moderator
B. Adrada Breast Imaging Cases
A. Desai Interventional Radiology Cases
C. Howard-Claudio Cardiovascular Imaging Cases
H. Al Jadiry Neuroradiology Cases

This course provides comprenhensive review of various pathologies affecting the male external genitalia. The topics covered will include acute non-traumatic pathologies of inguino-scrotal region, traumatic injuries of penis and scrotum, neoplasms affecting penis and testis and normal anatomy and complications of penile prosthesis.

P. Nikolaidis Nontraumatic Acute Scrotum and Extratesticular and Inguinal Pathology: Part 1
H. Gabriel Nontraumatic Acute Scrotum and Extratesticular and Inguinal Pathology: Part 2
H. Kapoor Penile Prosthesis: Anatomy and Complications of Reservoir and Pump
Y. Aswani Penile Prosthesis: Complications of Cylinders
M. Sugi Neoplasms of the Male External Genitalia
S. Verma Traumatic Abnormalities of Male External Genitalia

The course presents unique aspects of pediatric photon counting CT (PCCT), including salient technology and current and promising applications. Discussion includes practical clinical performance of MSK, thoracic, cardiovascular and abdominopelvic exams leveraging PCCT benefits including improved image quality, lower radiation dose, simplified contrast administration, and material decomposition.

D. Frush Introduction
J. Cao Improving CT Performance in Pediatrics
L. Malone Pediatric Cardiovascular Photon Counting CT
K. Horst Pediatric Thoracic Photon Counting CT
A. El-Ali Pediatric Abdominopelvic Photon Counting CT

The Featured Course will equip radiologists with the knowledge and practical skills that are needed to integrate AI tools into their practices. Leading experts will review best practices for selecting AI tools and enhancing their value in order to: maximize return on investment, streamline clinical workflows, and implement effective methods to monitor the impact of AI systems on clinical practice.

M. Bahl Overview of Clinical Implementation Considerations and Challenges
M. Hammer Selection of AI Tools
A. Sharma Best Practices for Successful Deployment of AI
F. Vernuccio Clinical Implementation Considerations: An International Perspective
J. Wiesner Lessons Learned from Clinical Implementation

The course aims to equip participants with the latest insights and evidence on clinical findings that are directly applicable to their everyday practice. These include new practice recommendations, -RADS updates, and major professional society statements. Presentations will lead to hands-on case-based discussions, ensuring practical and actionable learning.

X. Wu Extranodal Extension of H&N Cancer
J. Chung Lung-RADS Update
H. Singh US Breast Imaging Findings in the Emergency Setting
V. Chernyak Update on LI-RADS
H. Ko ACR Apropriateness Criteria on Suspected Adnexal Masses (without acute symptoms)
B. Huang Imaging Findings of the "Heel Complex"

Building a radiology community of belonging includes overcoming generational differences in radiology. In this session, strategies to become more inclusive are described.

W. Moore Moderator
R. Drosten Supporting Senior Radiologists in our Practices
M. Reichman Reenergizing and Engaging Mid-career Radiologists
E. Snyder Helping Earlier Career Radiologists in our Practices
E. Ferguson Identifying and Helping Trainees who are Unwell
E. Snyder Making Medical Students Comfortable
M. Davis Operational Strategies to Increase Work-Life Balance

This session provides key diagnostic strategies for managing acute abdominal presentations in trauma and emergency settings. This session covers the critical imaging of hepatic, pancreatic, splenic, bowel, and mesenteric trauma, along with essential CT insights into small bowel obstructions and acute biliary emergencies, including cholecystitis and pancreatitis.

C. LeBedis Hepatic, Pancreatic and Splenic Trauma
F. Munera Bowel and Mesenteric Injury in the Trauma Setting
C. Menias CT of Small Bowel Obstruction: What the Surgeon Wants to Know

Top 5 Tips and Pitfalls when reading spine, hip, ankle and foot studies.

K. Motamedi Hip Imaging: Top 5 Tips and Pitfall
M. Kresse Ankle Imaging: Top 5 Tips and Pitfalls
L. Ladd Foot Imaging: Top 5 Tips and Pitfalls
J. Mandell Spine Imaging: Top 5 Tips and Pitfalls

Brain and spine diagnoses discussed based on anatomic location

C. Taylor Abnormalities of the Sella/Suprasellar Region
A. Agarwal Abnormalities of the Basal Ganglia
A. Grayev Abnormalities of the Intramedullary Compartment

This session will concentrate on important, clinically relevant coronary and thoracic vascular imaging on cardiac CT and MRI. General radiologists and cardiac imagers will benefit from best practices and advanced cardiovascular imaging applications.

B. Ghoshhajra Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection
S. Malik MR Angiography of the Chest
S. Abbara CAD-RADS in Clinical Practice
S. Patel Coronary Arteries: Beyond Atherosclerosis

Participants will gain an understanding of the over-arching goals and Objectives of Quality & Safety in Radiology and Perspectives on Pursuing Excellence in this area

M. Bruno Welcome and Introduction
R. Gunderman A Wonderous Excellence

Learn fundamentals of imaging techniques and characteristic imaging findings of pediatric chest and abdomen disorders

E. Lee Cystic Lung Disease in Children: From Genetics to Imaging Findings
A. Winant Pediatric Thoracic Vascular Lesions: Congenital to Acquired Disorders
N. Hull Pediatric Hepatobiliary Imaging: From Techniques to Imaging Findings

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This session focuses on imaging strategies for acute gastrointestinal bleeding, acute pelvic pain—including ovarian cyst rupture, torsion, and pelvic inflammatory disease—and nontraumatic genitourinary emergencies.

M. Rajput Acute Upper and Lower Gastrointestinal Bleeding
M. Revzin Acute Pelvic Pain: Ovarian Cyst Rupture, Torsion, PID, and Mimics
A. Gibson Nontraumatic Genitourinary Emergencies
M. Revzin 5 Unknown Case Presentations with audience response

This course will explore various topics in emergency radiology.

D. Dreizin Role of CT in Managing Threatened and Mangled Extremities
D. Gunda Skull Base Trauma
M. Bernstein Mass Casualty Incident
S. Decker Forensic Radiology

This course will present a practical, findings-based approach to diffuse/interstitial lung diseases on high-resolution chest CT. The topics will include fibrotic lung diseases, diffuse nodular lung disease, ground glass opacity and consolidation, and cystic lung disease.

J. Chung General Approach to Fibrotic Lung Disease
J. Gruden Diffuse Nodular Lung Disease
T. Bang Differential Diagnosis of Ground Glass Opacity and Consolidation
J. Kanne Cystic Lung Disease

PET and SPECT for amyloid in the brain and heart have gone beyond diagnostics and now into theranostics with new treatments targeting amyloid. Therefore, now more than ever, the accurate interpretation of amyloid and corresponding perfusion imaging is paramount.

P. Kuo PET in the Rapidly Evolving Era of Amyloid-targeted Therapy for Dementia
R. Avery PET, SPECT and MRI for Targeted Therapy for Cardiac Amyloidosis
K. Zukotynski Myocardial Flow Reserve... Getting over the Reservations

This session provides a series of cases covering broad spectrum of interventional radiology. Topics include biliary and genitourinary interventions, vascular interventions, and hepatic interventional oncology techniques.

C. Bailey Biliary Interventions
N. Parikh Genitourinary Interventions
A. Desai Vascular Interventions
E. Aaltonen Hepatic Interventional Oncology

This session covers imaging of genitourinary tract trauma, oncologic emergencies, and the acute abdomen, with a focus on potentially missed or delayed diagnoses of the luminal gastrointestinal tract on routine protocol CT. Participants will learn to identify critical conditions that may be overlooked in emergency imaging.

S. Steenburg Genitourinary Tract Trauma
D. Galan Alonso Oncologic Emergencies
D. Katz The Acute Abdomen: Potentially Missed or Delayed Diagnoses of the Luminal Gastrointestinal Tract on Routine-Protocol CT
F. Munera Five Unknown Case Presentations

This session will concentrate on important and urgent cardiac imaging findings. General radiologists at all learning levels and cardiac imagers will benefit from best practices and cases ranging from ER non-gated studies to advanced cardiac imaging evaluation.

L. Heyneman Acute Cardiac Imaging for All Imagers
E. Nguyen Imaging of Acute Coronary Syndrome with No Culprit Lesion
J. Stojanovska CMR in Myocarditis
F. Dako Left Ventricular Assist Devices

How experts approach reading MR neurography studies, sacroiliiac joint disorders, MSK US of palpable lesions, and soft tissue calcifications.

D. Resnick Sacroiliac Joint Disorders: How I Approach It
K. Udager MSK US of Lumps and Bumps: How I Approach It
R. Boutin Soft Tissue Calcifications: How I Approach It
S. Ahlawat MR Neurography: How I Approach It

Discussion of unique neuroimaging considerations in the elderly population

M. Goyal Dementia
J. Hartman Neuroimaging Considerations in Older Patients
G. Salama Degenerative Spine

This session will focus on the role of Duplex ultrasound in the evaluation and assessment of the vascular pathologies of the carotid system including updated main criteria of stenosis, renal and mesenteric systems, including renovascular hypertension and mesenteric ischemia; and venous system, including venous thrombosis and insufficiency

J. Pellerito Carotid Ultrasound
M. Revzin Renal and Mesenteric Vascular Ultrasound
M. Lockhart Venous Doppler Ultrasound

This session offers a case-based review of Nuclear Medicine imaging across various specialties, covering thyroid and parathyroid disorders, CNS pathology, pediatric cases, and key insights into GI, hepatobiliary, musculoskeletal, and infection imaging. Perfect for professionals looking to enhance their diagnostic skills across diverse conditions.

C. Shah Nuclear Medicine Case Review: Thyroid and Parathyroid
M. Koran CNS Imaging in Nuclear Medicine
D. Rajderkar Pediatric Imaging in Nuclear Medicine
I. Dalal Nuclear Medicine Cases: GI, Hepatobiliary, MSK and Infection

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Field leaders share interesting and challenging cases from across the GI spectrum

P. Pickhardt Challenging Abdominal Cases: GI
C. Menias Challenging Abdominal Cases: GYN
V. Chernyak Challenging Abdominal Cases: Liver & Beyond

This course will explore various topics in emergency radiology.

R. Levenson First Trimester Ultrasound
J. Pietryga Bariatric Surgery
W. Abdellatif DECT Applications in Emergency Radiology

How experts interpret postoperative studies after shoulder surgery, FAI surgery, meniscus surgery and ACL surgery.

S. Gyftopoulos Postop Shoulder Surgery: How I Read It
M. Samim Postop Hip Surgery: How I Approach It
B. Levine Postop Meniscus Surgery: How I Read It
C. White Postop ACL Surgery

The interpretation of chest radiography (CXR) represents a unique challenge and is often overlooked in educational endeavors. In the session experts in the fields will discuss their approach to lung and mediastinal abnormalities on chest radiography, focusing on approach and pitfalls.

T. Henry Approach to Focal Lung Disease
K. Cummings Approach to Diffuse Lung Disease
M. Rosado De Christenson Approach to Mediastinal Abnormalities

Case topics include Cardiac CT, Cardiac MRI, Thoracic Vascular Imaging, and Congenital Cardiovascular Imaging.

A. Bader Cardiac CT Case Review
I. Cortopassi Case Review: Cardiac MRI
G. Karur Thoracic Vascular Imaging
M. Ferreira Botelho Congenital Cardiovascular Imaging Case Review

This session covers neurologic emergencies, including acute stroke in the ER with essential imaging techniques, commonly missed spine injuries, an overview of CNS infections for general radiologists, and planning for mass casualties and disruptive disasters.

K. Fink Acute Stroke in the ER: Imaging Essentials
M. Bernstein Easily Missed Spine Injuries
W. Kubal An Overview of CNS Infection for the General Radiologist
R. Bilow Planning for Mass Casualties and Other Disruptive Disasters

This session focuses on musculoskeletal emergencies, including imaging patterns and approaches for fractures in the elderly, commonly missed fractures of the upper extremity, and musculoskeletal infections in the ER. Five unknown case presentations in musculoskeletal emergencies will be reviewed to challenge diagnostic skills.

S. Raniga Fractures in the Elderly: Imaging Patterns and Approach
C. Sandstrom Most Commonly Missed Fractures in the Upper Extremity
M. Kumaravel Musculoskeletal Infections
M. Kumaravel Five Unknown Case Presentations

Participants will gain an understanding of how Quality & Safety efforts are viewed at the level of the institution and department, vs. the experience of the individual radiologist

M. Bruno Introduction and Welcome
D. Katz How One Person Can Make A Difference with Quality & Safety
B. Dane Quality & Safety from the Leadership Perspective
L. Donnelly Lessons Learned Comparing Healthcare System and Radiology Approaches to Quality

This session will review advanced ultrasound applications and ultrasound guided procedures such as HyCoSy, contrast-enhanced ultrasound, and microflow imaging. The trainees will be able to learn trick and tips in performing the procedures and when to apply them

J. Pellerito Applications of Sonohysterography and HyCoSy
M. Robbin Microflow Imaging and Other Advanced Vascular Techniques

Musculoskeletal imaging and intervention

S. Tutton Spine Interventions
S. Yevich Treatment of Painful Bone Metastases

This course presents updates and controversies in the de-escalation of treatment for breast disease. Management of high-risk and controversial breast pathology, de-escalation of surgical treatment for breast cancer, and updates in lymph node management will be discussed.

A. Lee Management of “High-risk” and Controversial Breast Pathology
H. Rahbar De-escalating Surgical Treatment for Breast Cancer
W. DeMartini Updates in Lymph Node Management

This course will review imaging findings in infertilty, endometriosis, and placentals abnormalities.

K. Burk Endometriosis - Pearls and Pitfalls
R. Marks Imaging in Infertility
A. Kamath Placental Imaging

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This course will review imaging of genitourinary malignancies.

D. Souza Renal Cell Carcinoma: From Diagnosis to Management
N. Tan Staging of Uterine and Cervical Cancer
T. Bathala Prostate Cancer: Imaging Update

This course focuses on acute care, on-call thoracic imaging. Topics to be addressed include pulmonary embolism, acute aortic syndromes, and acute lung diseases.

S. Kligerman Acute Pulmonary Embolism: Approach and Pitfalls
D. Raptis Fundamentals of the Imaging of Acute Aortic Syndromes
B. Elicker Imaging Approach to Acute Lung Diseases

Commonly missed findings relating to the meniscus, ACL, PCL, collateral ligaments and other structures in the knee.

N. Subhas Mensicus: What I Have Missed
H. Allen ACL: What I Have Missed
M. Chalian PCL & Collaterals: What I Have Missed
A. Petrides Knee: What I Have Missed Outside of the Meniscus and Ligaments

This session presents a detailed review of pediatric tumor imaging, covering CNS tumors, abdominal tumors, musculoskeletal tumors, and vascular lesions. Through case-based discussions, participants will gain insights into the imaging characteristics, differential diagnoses, and management strategies for these challenging conditions in pediatric radiology.

N. Lall Pediatric CNS Tumors
A. Trout Pediatric Abdominal Tumors
K. Alexander Pediatric Musculoskeletal Tumors
G. Mitchell Pediatric Vascular Lesions

This session covers heart failure evaluation, mechanical support devices like LVADs as bridges to transplant, and a surgeon's perspective on orthotopic heart transplantation. It also highlights the critical role of pretransplant imaging for heart and lung recipient.

M. Cham Congestive Heart Failure: A Review of Severity Classification, Imaging, and Pre–Heart Transplant Planning
T. Henry Bridges to Heart Transplant: Ventricular Assist Devices
M. Kearns Orthotopic Heart Transplant: A Surgeon’s Perspective
K. Kallianos Heart and Lung Recipient Pretransplant Imaging: What the Surgeon Needs to Know

Review of non-traumatic emergencies in the brain, spine and head and neck

M. Peckham Non-traumatic Spinal Emergencies
A. Sayah Nontraumatic Brain Emergencies
C. Poon Nontraumatic Head and Neck Emergencies

Experts discuss when and how they use radiography, CT, MRI and US when evaluating MSK tumors

M. Murphey When and How I Use Radiographs for MSK Tumors
C. French When and How I Use US for MSK Tumors
H. Ilaslan When and How I Use CT for MSK Tumors
B. Amini When and How I Use MRI for MSK Tumors

Learn fundamentals of imaging techniques and characteristic imaging findings of pediatric central nervous system and neck disorders

H. Yoon Pediatric Head Ultrasound: Practical Imaging Approach
B. Setty Phakomatoses in Children: Fundamental Guide to Radiologists
J. Kurian Pediatric Neck Lesions: Spectrum of Imaging Findings

This course is tailored for radiologists, NM physicians, and trainees who want to deepen their understanding through real-world case studies. Speakers will lead you through these fascinating cases, providing interactive discussions to equip you with practical skills and knowledge. This session offers a unique opportunity to enhance your ability to diagnose and manage complex conditions.

D. Yoo Pearls and Pitfalls in Thyroid and Parathyroid Imaging
A. Takalkar All about Hepatic Radioembolization: from MAA Shunt to Bremsstrahlung
T. Bartel Review of Nuclear Sentinel Lymph Node Mapping: Why, How, & Findings
T. Wong PET/CT Pearls: Tricks of the Trade

This trio of lectures will review the posttreatment imaging findings in the liver, pancreas, and colon, including locoregional therapies and systemic therapies.

A. Aslam Posttreatment Imaging: Liver
S. Galgano Posttreatment Imaging: Pancreas
N. Horvat Posttreatment Imaging: Rectum & Colon

This session is a dynamic "rapid-fire" case presentation format with expert faculty covering invasive ductal carcinoma, DCIS, fibroepithelial lesions, and image-guided interventions. Enhance your diagnostic skills with insights from recognized leaders in breast radiology. It is ideal for radiologists seeking comprehensive, fast-paced learning.

J. Chalfant Fibroepithelial Lesions of the Breast
H. Ojeda-Fournier Multimodality Imaging of DCIS
A. Cubbison Multimodality Imaging of Invasive Ductal Carcinoma
J. Stepenosky Breast Image Guided Interventions

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Cased based approach to head and neck diagnoses

N. Koontz Temporal Bone: Case Based Approach
L. Ledbetter Neck: Case Based Approach
C. Torres Brachial Plexus: Case Based Approach

This course will review imaging and complications after renal procedures, renal transplant, and gender affirming surgery.

S. Jeyaraj Review of Common Complications After Renal Procedures
P. Jha Anatomy and Complications After Gender Affirming Surgery
G. Fananapazir Imaging Review of the Transplant Kidney

This session is focused on improving patient care and patient experience in breast imaging. This includes reducing barriers to breast imaging, imaging sexual and gender minorities, and optimizing care for patients with disabilities. Finally, tips for managing challenging patient interactions will be discussed.

R. Miles Reducing Barriers and Improving Equity in Breast Imaging
G. Woodard Imaging Sexual and Gender Minorities
R. Wahab Optimizing Care for Patients with Disabilities
D. Ataya Managing Challenging Patient Interactions

This course will explore various topics in emergency radiology.

K. Lee MRI of Acute Bowel Conditions: Beyond Appendicitis
C. Flink Postpartum Complications
E. Sun Intimate Partner Violence

This case-based review session will focus on high-yield clinically relevant topics in musculoskeletal imaging. Topics include the diagnosis and management of musculoskeletal infections, advanced imaging of arthropathies, evaluation of orthopedic hardware and its complications, and differentiation between benign and malignant bone lesions.

E. Alaia Musculoskeletal Infection
M. Buchanan Imaging of Arthropathies
P. Walsh Imaging and Complications of Orthopedic Hardware
R. Stanborough Benign and Malignant Bone Lesions

This session covers the recognition of early and late post-heart-transplant complications and management. It also includes a surgeon’s perspective on lung transplant procedures and techniques. The session emphasizes the importance of imaging in identifying early postoperative complications following lung transplants.

M. Wu Recognition of Early Post Heart Transplant Complications
S. Martinez-Jimenez Recognition of Late Post Heart Transplant Complications
V. Puri Lung Transplant Procedure and Technique: Surgeon's Perspective
S. Kim Imaging of Early Postoperative Lung Transplant Complications

This session focuses on the imaging and identification of late postoperative lung transplant complications, including the detection and management of posttransplant ion malignancies. It also cover critical aspects of lung donor imaging and wraps up with and interactive unknown case presentations.

C. Javidan Late Complications of Lung Transplant
L. Azour Posttransplant Malignancies
A. Bierhals Imaging Potential Lung Donor: What to Look for to Add Value to the Transplant Team
B. Little Five Unknown Transplant Case Presentations

This course will review updates in breast cancer screening. The session will begin by discussing contrast-enhanced mammography, followed by abbreviated/ultrafast breast MRI, and concluding with artificial intelligence.

J. Sung Contrast Enhanced Mammography
R. Strigel Abbreviated/Ultrafast Breast MRI
M. Bahl Artificial Intelligence

Participants will gain an understanding of the basic toolkit of Quality & Safety in Radiology and how they can become quality leaders in their home institutions

M. Bruno Welcome and Introduction
P. Cronin Basic Definitions and Toolkit for Quality & Safety in Radiology
E. Walker Quality Metrics that (Still) Matter
M. Bruno Becoming a Department Leader in Radiology Quality & Safety

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B. Wagner Introduction/Moderator
J. Kaufman ABR Challenges and Opportunities for 2025 and Beyond
B. Wagner ABR Challenges and Opportunities for 2025 and Beyond

This session will review challenging cases of the of the reproductive system of the female and male tract, and first trimester obstetric cases. The attendees will have an opportunity to learn from the experts how to interpret and differentiate pathologies of the uterus and adnexa, first trimester pregnancy and scrotum and penis using ultrasound technique

M. Sugi Challenging Gynecologic Cases
C. Cruz-Romero Challenging 1st Trimester Cases
Y. Aswani Challenging Male Reproductive Tract Cases

This course will provide a review updates in IV contrast usage, GU infections, and challenging tumor board cases.

M. Kobi IV Contrast: 2025
S. Bentley-Hibbert GU Infections, Inflammation, and Mimics
A. Gupta Lessons Learned from the Tumor Board

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This session provides an overview of liver and renal transplantation, including with indications and preoperative evaluation from both a hepatologist's and surgeon's perspective. It also covers imaging techniques and recognition of postoperative complications for both liver and kidney transplants. The session concludes with a review of unknown liver and kidney transplant cases.

G. Schnickel Liver Transplant: Indications and Preoperative Evaluation— A Hepatologist’s and Surgeon’s Perspective
J. Leach Imaging and Recognition of Postoperative Liver Transplant Complications
J. Liau Renal Transplant: Indications and Preoperative Evaluation
A. Kamath Imaging and Recognition of Postoperative Renal Transplant Complications
S. Houshmand Unknown Liver and Kidney Transplant Case Presentations

Genitourinary imaging and intervention

A. Eifler Prostate Artery Embolization
E. Knavel MRI Guided Prostate Cancer Ablation
S. Mouli Emerging Minimally Invasive Therapies for Prostate Cancer

This session will concentrate on classic and advanced cardiac imaging topics. Each speaker will highlight recent updates and key imaging findings in frequently evaluated cardiac pathology.

R. Hossain Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy
M. Cham Infiltrative Cardiomyopathy
K. Hanneman Myocardial Mapping

Challenging cases that are commonly encountered in the shoulder, elbow, wrist, hand and fingers

M. Mills Challenging Shoulder Cases
B. Casagranda Challenging Elbow Cases
S. Daniels Challenging Wrist Cases
C. Chung Challenging Hand and Finger Cases

Introduction to accelerated MRI protocols in neuro imaging

L. Eisenmenger Accelerated Brain MRI protocols
S. Subramanian Accelerated Pediatric Neuro MRI Protocols
J. Fage Accelerated Spine MRI Protocols

This review session will cover topics in diagnostic ultrasound including the sonography of the neck, abdomen and pelvis. Information will be presented in a high-yield case based format.

D. Oppenheimer Female Pelvis US
M. Hoegger Scrotal US
K. Rebik Hepatobiliary US
V. Planz Renal Transplant

This session will cover indications and preoperative evaluation of bowel transplants, along with imaging techniques and the recognition of postoperative complications. Talks will address the preoperative and postoperative evaluation, as well as complications of pancreas transplants. The session will conclude with a case presentation focusing on bowel and pancreas transplants.

E. Remer Bowel Transplant: Indications and Preoperative Evaluation
A. Borhani Intestinal and Multivisceral Transplant: Surgical Techniques and Complications
S. Lewis Pancreas Transplant: Indications and Preoperative Evaluation
A. Kambadakone-Ramesh Imaging and Recognition of Postoperative Pancreas Transplant Complications
A. Dasyam Bowel Pancreas Multivisceral Case Presentations

This session will discuss breast imaging for special patient populations, including the male patient, the pregnant/lactating patient, the pediatric/adolescent patient, and the post-surgical patient.

H. Marshall The Male Patient
H. Ojeda-Fournier The Pregnant/Lactating Patient
A. Fowler The Pediatric/Adolescent Patient
S. Ghate The Post-Surgical Patient

Learn fundamentals of imaging techniques and characteristic imaging findings of pediatric musculoskeletal disorders

P. Acharya Pediatric Musculoskeletal Disorders: Congenital and Normal Variants
E. Inarejos Clemente Pediatric Musculoskeletal Infection: New Techniques for Clinical Use
A. Doria Pediatric Musculoskeletal Bone Tumors: Pearls and Pitfalls

CT plays a critical role in the detection and characterization of lung nodules and lung cancer. This session will present an up-to-date review of the radiologist's approach to lung nodules, lung cancer screening, and lung cancer including staging.

R. Gill 2025 Update on Imaging of the Pulmonary Nodule
J. Christensen Lung-RADS: Key Updates in the 2022 Version
D. Naeger Typical and Atypical Manifestations of Lung Cancer
I. Vlahos Staging of Lung Cancer: Lessons from Tumor Boards

Case-based learning for common and rare pathologies of the large and small bowel, including postoperative complications.

B. Dane Small Bowel Pathology: Case-Based Review
B. Wildman-Tobriner Postoperative Pitfalls in Bowel Imaging
E. Korngold Bowel Imaging: Colon

This session will cover case-based, board review style brain, spine, head & neck, and pediatric neuroradiology lectures.

R. Samant Adult Brain
A. Sarma Pediatric Neuroradiology
J. McCarty Spine
R. Wiggins Head and Neck

Enjoy a complimentary beverage in the Connection Quad and network with exhibitors.

This session will concentrate on important peri-operative cardiac imaging findings.

J. Lichtenberger Cardiac Tumors
T. McLaren Imaging Considerations in TAVR
K. Kallianos Left Atrial Evaluation

Trauma: Diagnostic and Interventional Perspectives

E. Meram Abdominal Trauma

This course will look at diffuse and focal liver diseases with a focus on practical applications

M. Ohliger Quantitative Liver Imaging for the Practicing Radiologist
J. Lee Liver MR for Lesion Characterization: Case Based Learning
M. Yano Imaging of Cholangiocarcinoma

This session will demonstrate various interesting but challenging cases encountered on abdominal Ultrasound and provide an approach on how to correctly interpret them. Challenging cases will encompass the following systems: hepatobiliary, renal, pancreas, and bowel systems.

A. Shenoy-Bhangle Biliary and Gallbladder Ultrasound: How I Do It
C. Fung Pancreas Challenging Cases: How I Do It
R. Khot Renal challenging Cases: How I Do It
C. Fung Bowel Challenging Cases: How I Do It

Rapid fire case review of core concepts in renal, adrenal, urinary tract, female genital, male genital, and retroperitoneal imaging.

A. Shetty Renal and Adrenal Rapid Fire Case Review
K. Patel-Lippmann Female Genital Rapid Fire Case Review
M. Zulfiqar Male Genital and Retroperitoneal Rapid Fire Case Review
K. Feister Urinary Tract and Urethra Rapid Fire Case Review

This session provides a comprehensive overview of clinical indications and evaluation of eligible bone marrow and CAR-T therapy patients. It cover posttransplant and post -CAR-T therapy complications, detailing imaging findings across pre-engraftment, early, and late post-engraftment stages, and highlights key immunosuppression-related imaging findings.

C. Mulroney Clinical Indications and Evaluation of Eligible Patients for Bone Marrow Transplant: A Clinician’s Perspective
M. Beal Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplant Complications and Imaging Findings in the Preengraftment, Early Postengraftment, and Late Postengraftment Periods
G. Botta CAR-T Therapy: Clinician Indications and Evaluations of Eligible Patients
M. Lubner Chimeric Antigen Receptor T-Cell Therapy: A Cell-Based Therapy Alternative to Transplant

This session covers clinical evaluations for single, double and combined heart-lung transplants, interstitial lung disease in transplanted lungs, and essential pre-liver and post-liver transplant interventions.

A. Perez A Clinical Perspective: Evaluation for Single Lung, Double Lung, and Combined Heart-Lung Transplant
B. Elicker Radiology-Pathology Correlation: Interstitial Lung Disease in the Transplanted Lung
Z. Berman Pre–Liver Transplant Interventions
S. Naidu Post–Liver Transplant Interventions

Commonly encountered muscle and tendon injuries in the upper and lower extremities, chest wall, abdominal wall and core and image guided interventions for these injuries.

M. Bucknor Chest Wall/Abdominal Wall: Core Injuries
A. Merkle Muscle/Tendon Injuries: Upper Extremity
L. Waldman Muscle/Tendon Injuries: Lower Extremity
H. Rosas Interventions to Treat Muscle/Tendon Injuries

This course will review use of RADs systems for GU pathology.

A. Tong PI-RADS in Practicce
P. Jha O-RADS: Challenging Cases
L. Luk VI-RADS: Pearls and Pitfalls

This session will be a practical review of the imaging of common interstitial lung diseases seen in a typical practice, focusing on idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis and hypersensitivity pneumonitis. It will also address two important emerging concepts in interstitial lung disease including progressive pulmonary fibrosis and interstitial lung abnormality.

B. Little Multidisciplinary Approach to Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis
M. Vella Hypersenstivity Pneumonitis
S. Steinberger Progressive Pulmonary Fibrosis: What It Means for Radiologists
A. Oh Interstitial Lung Abnormality: What Is It and Why Is It Important?

Review of vascular disease and imaging considerations

A. Mahammedi Differential Diagnosis of Small Vessel Disease
R. Thakkar Advanced Vessel Wall Imaging Techniques
D. Bolar Perfusion: Basic to Advanced
A. Vagal Stroke Mimics

During this case-based review of gastrointestinal imaging, learners will gain valuable insights into diagnosing diverse GI conditions.

J. Revels Case-Based Review of Splenic Lesions
M. Itani Case-Based Review of Biliary Pathology and Cystic Liver Lesions
S. Bastawrous Case-Based Review of Colonic Masses
M. Taffel Case-Based Review of Mesenteric Pathologies

Enjoy a complimentary beverage.

This session addresses novel transplants, covering uterus transplant indications and imaging findings, as well as emergent complications in maternal assisted reproduction with multimodality imaging. The final talk focuses on clinical indications, success rates, and both preoperative and postoperative imaging evaluation for human face transplantation.

M. Feldman Uterine Transplant Imaging
D. Shum Multimodality Imaging Findings Associated with Emergent Complications of Maternal Assisted Reproduction
C. Chung Human Face Transplantation: Clinical Indications, Success Rates, Preoperative, and Postoperative Imaging Evaluation

In this course, participants will learn tips, tricks, and updates for breast imaging procedures. The session will begin with helpful techniques for performing breast biopsies under stereotactic/DBT, US, and MRI guidance, followed by a review of post-biopsy complications, and concluding with updates related to breast cryoablation.

T. Moseley Stereotactic/DBT and US-guided Biopsies: Tips and Tricks
L. Wang MRI-guided Biopsies: Tips and Tricks
D. Nguyen Post-Biopsy Complications
R. Ward Breast Cryoablation

Review the role of PET in assessing therapy response for various malignancies and consequently in managing treatment plans.

E. Akin Treatment Response in Gynecologic Malignancies
L. Lindenberg Neuroendocrine Tumors and PET Response to Peptide Receptor Radioligand Therapy
E. Rohren Pearls and Pitfalls in Therapy Response: Case Based Review
P. Mulugeta Imaging of Therapy Response in Prostate Cancer

This course will focus on less commonly discussed regions in the abdomen/pelvis that nonetheless harbor important pathologies

K. Flicek Forgotten Friends: Esophagus and Stomach
A. Luna MRI of the Spleen
J. Fried Mesenteric Pathology
K. Kalisz Cardiovascular Findings in Abdominal Imaging

What experts say regarding osteomyelitis, soft tissue infections, and spine infections and what they do with regards to image guided procedures for diagnosis and treatment of these infections.

C. Simpfendorfer Spine Infections: What Do I Say?
U. Thakur Osteomyelitis: What Do I Say?
K. Cheng Soft tissue Infections: What Do I Say?
J. Long Image Guided Aspirations/Biopsies: What Do I Do?

This review covers key chest imaging topics, including multinodular lung disease, vascular abnormalities, iatrogenic complications, airway diseases, and thoracic lymph nodes.

G. Shroff Multinodular Lung Disease
A. Brixey Vascular and Iatrogenic Abnormalities
C. Rojas Airway Disease
S. Kim Thoracic Lymph Nodes