Case Review of Pediatric Imaging

Case Review of Pediatric Imaging is organized by American Roentgen Ray Society (ARRS).

Expiration Date: August 20, 2033

Description:
This comprehensive course focuses on enhancing the skills of radiologists, pediatricians, and medical practitioners in pediatric imaging. Participants will develop proficiency in recognizing highly characteristic imaging features, refining differential diagnoses, and making effective management decisions for a variety of commonly encountered clinical scenarios within the realm of pediatric imaging.

Learning Outcomes and Modules: 
After completing this course, the learner should be able to:

• Develop expertise in generating accurate pediatric differential diagnoses across diverse radiology subspecialties.
• Identify distinctive imaging features crucial for precise pediatric condition recognition.
• Refine diagnostic accuracy by integrating clinical data with imaging findings for pediatric patients.
• Equip participants with practical skills for making effective management decisions in common pediatric imaging scenarios.

Module 1

• Child with Chest Pain—David Saul, MD
• Best Practices in Pediatric Imaging—William McCullough, MD
• Pediatric Musculoskeletal Imaging—Daniel Rosenbaum, MD
• Pediatric Imaging in GI/GU Tract Emergencies—Asef Khwaja, MD
• Pediatric Neuro Case Review—Rahul Nikam, MD

Module 2

• Didactic: Langerhans cell histiocytosis spectrum of imaging findings—David Saul, MD
• Rapid Fire Case Review: Pediatric Neuroradiology—Rahul Nikam, MBBS
• Rapid Fire Case Review: Pediatric Musculoskeletal Imaging—Daniel G. Rosenbaum, MD
• Rapid Fire Case Review: Pediatric Reproductive Tract—David Saul, MD
• Didactic: Pediatric GI/GU—Asef B. Khwaja, MD

Module 3

• Imaging Strategies in the Urgent/Emergent Pediatric Care Setting—Andrew Trout, MD
• Rapid Fire Case Review: Urgent/Emergent Pediatric Ultrasound—Andrew Trout, MD
• Rapid Fire Case Review: Pediatric Musculoskeletal Trauma—Grace Mitchell, MD
• Rapid Fire Case Review: Urgent/Emergent Neuro Imaging of the Child—Adam Goldman-Yassen, MD
• Didactic: Imaging of Child Abuse—Priya Sharma, MD