Essentials in Women’s Imaging Categorical Course

Essentials in Women’s Imaging Categorical Course

Designed for radiologists with an interest in breast and pelvic imaging, this course will deliver an in-depth review of today’s most relevant challenges and advances in women’s imaging. From risk-based breast cancer screening and BI-RADS interpretation to the use of O-RADS™ guidelines and staging of gynecologic cancers, participants will gain expert perspectives and evidence-based strategies they can immediately apply in clinical settings.

Learning Outcomes

As a result of attending this course, the learner will be able to:

• Evaluate the implications of risk-based breast cancer by analyzing advancement in screening guidelines, diagnostic imaging techniques, and the role of supplemental imaging tools.
• Apply evidence-based approaches in breast imaging to specific populations, including patients with implants, transgender individuals, and men, by interpreting imaging findings and utilizing BI-RADS for accurate assessment and diagnosis.
• Develop expertise on work-up of screen-detected abnormalities, symptomatic patients and patients with known cancer.
• Highlight the importance of rad-path correlation as a key component in breast imaging.
• Analyze key diagnostic findings to accurately stage gynecologic malignancies, including endometrial cancer and uterine sarcomas and evaluate treatment response by identifying typical patterns of recurrence.
• Interpret complex gynecologic and women’s health imaging cases using multidisciplinary insights from tumor boards, incorporating emerging screening practices for osteoporosis, cardiovascular disease, and lung cancer.