The Radiology Update 2026

The Radiology Update is organized by American Educational Institute (AEI) and will be held from Sep 29, 2025 - Sep 25, 2026 at Omni Scottsdale Resort & Spa at Montelucia, Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America.

Course Objectives:
After completing The 2025-26 Radiology Update you should have acquired the knowledge that will better enable you to:

• Appreciate the diagnostic and treatment value of cholangiocarcinoma imaging.
• Improve the interpretation of spinal imaging through a compartmental approach to pathology, enhancing the ability to localize lesions, differentiate neoplastic, cystic, vascular, and degenerative processes, and communicate findings using standardized reporting systems.
• Improve recognition of imaging findings associated with pediatric non-accidental trauma, including musculoskeletal injuries, high-risk abdominal findings, and neuroimaging features, to aid in timely and accurate diagnosis.
• Understand thoracic aorta disease imaging.
• Understand MRI findings for pancreatic disorders and diseases.
• Enhance understanding of the role of artificial intelligence in neuroimaging to improve the detection, diagnosis, and monitoring of neurological conditions.
• Improve the ability to recognize and interpret imaging findings in pediatric genitourinary emergencies, including urinary tract infections, obstructive uropathies, ovarian and testicular torsion, and other non-traumatic, non-oncologic conditions.
• Understand the rationale for as well as limitations and risks of LDCT lung cancer screening.
• Understand inflammatory bowel disease and its imaging.
• Understand the evolving role of artificial intelligence in the imaging enterprise, including its applications in workflow optimization, radiology reporting, quality assurance, and clinical decision support.
• Enhance the ability to recognize and interpret imaging findings in neonatal emergencies, including intracranial hemorrhage, respiratory distress, cyanosis, and bowel obstruction, to facilitate timely diagnosis and intervention.
• Understand HRCT evaluation and imaging manifestations of Interstitial Lung Disease.
• More effectively utilize imaging techniques to diagnose benign liver lesions.
• Understand imaging findings for diffuse liver disease and malignant liver lesions.
• Understand temporal bone anatomy on CT and improve recognition of key pathologies to aid in accurate diagnosis and clinical decision-making.
• Understand the appropriate clinical application and current use criteria of CMR and CTC evaluation of heart disease.
• Understand the role of MRI in prostate management.
• Utilize imaging to identify female infertility caused by GYN abnormalities and cancers.
• Improve the ability to recognize and differentiate incidental head and neck findings on imaging, ensuring appropriate follow-up and management.
• Improve the understanding of parathyroid imaging, including anatomy, localization techniques, and the role of CT in preoperative planning for primary hyperparathyroidism.