Are you a radiologist or radiologist in training with a specific interest in breast cancer imaging? If so, then this course is perfect for you. This course is an excerpt from the Tumor Imaging Categorical Course, focusing solely on Breast Imaging lectures. It is designed to provide radiologists with the interpretive, technical, and systems knowledge they need to provide quality screening for breast cancer. Additionally, the course aims to equip learners with strategies to address overall care disparities in breast cancer. If you’re looking to expand your knowledge in breast cancer imaging and stay up-to-date with the latest advancements, this course is a must-have.

The target audience for this course is radiologists and radiologists in training who have a specific interest in breast cancer imaging. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just starting out in your career, this course is designed to cater to your needs and help you enhance your expertise in breast cancer imaging.

By completing the material in this course, you’ll be able to achieve the following goals and objectives:

1. Understand the importance of the history of mammography and its role in breast cancer screening.
2. Appreciate the significance of randomized controlled trials in breast cancer screening and their impact on medical practice.
3. Recognize the advantage of using ultrasound as a screening tool for breast cancer and understand its benefits and limitations.
4. Learn about the advantages and applications of Contrast-enhanced mammography (CEM) in breast cancer imaging.
5. Explore the disparities in breast cancer and gain an understanding of the implications when screening African American women.
6. Comprehend the economics of breast cancer screening and its impact on healthcare systems.

Module 1: Breast Cancer: Background History, BI-RADS, Ultrasound

• Debra Copit has nothing to disclose.
• Sarah Friedewald receives consulting fees and has a research grant as from Hologic, Inc.. Dr. Friedewald is also a principal investigator with a research grant from Google.
• Melissa Durand has nothing to disclose.
• Donna Plecha has nothing to disclose.
• Holly Marshall has nothing to disclose

Module 2: Breast Cancer: BI-RADS, Tomosynthesis

• Hannah Gilmore has nothing to disclose.
• Emily Conant has research grants from Hologic, Inc and iCAD, Ins. Dr. Conant receives travel costs and a per diem as a member of an Advisory panel for Hologic, Inc. Dr. Conant also receives a per diem as a member of an Advisory panel for iCAD, Inc.
• Regina Hooley receives an honorarium as an Advisory Board Member for Hologic, Inc.
• Jordana Phillips is the principal investigator for a research project funded by General Electric. Dr. Phillips is also a paid consultant for Hologic.
• Victoria L. Mango has nothing to disclose.
• Lars J. Grimm has nothing to disclose.
• Jennifer A. Harvey has nothing to disclose.
• Donna M. Plecha has nothing to disclose.
• Ana D. French has nothing to disclose.
• Reni S. Butler has nothing to disclose.
• Alexander K. Rende has nothing to disclose.
• Jasmine Gandhi has nothing to disclose.

Module 3: Breast Cancer: MRI, AI and Pathology

• Jessica Leung receives stock shares as a member of the Scientific Advisory Board for Subtle Medical. Dr. Leung receives an honorarium as a panelist for GE Healthcare and as a member of the Scientific Advisory Board for Seno. Dr. Leung receives an honorarium as a member of the Contrast Advisory Board for Bracco Diagnostics.
• Stephanie Patterson has nothing to disclose.
• Dana Smetherman has nothing to disclose.
• Michael Fishman receives consulting fees as a Scientific Advisory Board member for Hologic.
• Ethan O. Cohen has nothing to disclose.
• Carol T. McLaughlin has nothing to disclose.
• Annette I. Joe has nothing to disclose.
• Clare Poynton has nothing to disclose.
• Priscilla J. Slanetz has nothing to disclose.
• Amy K. Patel has nothing to disclose.

In addition to the valuable knowledge and insights you’ll gain from this course, it’s important to note that a book is NOT included with this purchase. However, don’t let that discourage you. The lectures included in this course are more than enough to equip you with the necessary skills and knowledge to excel in breast cancer imaging. From discussions about AI and Pathology to a multimodality approach to breast cancer imaging, this course covers a wide range of topics that are relevant and essential for any radiologist.

So why wait? Order your copy of this course today and embark on a journey of learning and professional growth. Whether you’re an experienced radiologist looking to expand your knowledge or a radiologist in training seeking to enhance your skills, this course is the perfect addition to your educational resources. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to take your expertise in breast cancer imaging to new heights. Order now and start your learning journey today!