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Lung Cancer Screening CT

Content Reviewed: October 18, 2024

Mastery Series
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4 CME

43 Clinical Cases

50 Videos

3 hr. 55 min.

Course Description

Lung cancer remains the leading cause of cancer-related deaths for both men and women in the U.S. and worldwide. Early detection through screening and effective management of incidental lung nodules are crucial for improving survival rates. Radiologists and radiology practices play a vital role in lung cancer screening programs, from ensuring high-risk individuals are properly screened to ensuring patients with abnormal results return for follow-up. Additionally, the appropriate management of findings is essential for comprehensive care and improved outcomes.

In this course, Dr. Ella Kazerooni provides a systematic approach to interpreting and reporting lung cancer screening CTs, with practical tools and techniques. 

Dr. Kazerooni also covers the use of LungRADS (including LungRADS Category 4x) and breaks down the categorization of different types of lung nodules.

Read alongside Dr. Kazerooni as she showcases her approach to the identification, characterization, and recommended management of findings like:

  • Solid lung nodules
  • Non-solid lung nodules
  • Cystic nodules
  • Part solid nodules
  • Incidental findings like bone mineral density, lung disease, and cardiovascular conditions
  • …and more! 

Optimize your learning:

  • Test Yourself - Before starting the video, launch the DICOM study and complete your independent review of the case in our diagnostic web viewer.
  • Review at your own pace - Reminder to utilize the video player features to speed up or slow down the video, pause or rewind to best fit your available time and learning needs.
  • Read alongside Dr. Kazerooni - Keep the DICOM study open while you watch Dr. Kazerooni review the cases. We suggest popping the DICOM viewer open in a new window and viewing side by side with the video on your screen. 

Lung cancer remains the leading cause of cancer-related deaths for both men and women in the U.S. and worldwide. Early detection through screening and effective management of incidental lung nodules are crucial for improving survival rates. Radiologists and radiology practices play a vital role in lung cancer screening programs, from ensuring high-risk individuals are properly screened to ensuring patients with abnormal results return for follow-up. Additionally, the appropriate management of findings is essential for comprehensive care and improved outcomes.

Faculty

Ella A. Kazerooni, MD, MS

Professor of Radiology, Cardiothoracic Division

University of Michigan

Introduction to Lung Cancer Screening

4 m

Case: Normal Lung

6 m

Case: Lung Nodule

6 m

Introduction to Solid Lung Nodules

5 m

Case: LungRADS 3 - Baseline Screen, Solid Nodule

5 m

Case: LungRADS 3 - Annual Screen, New 4 mm Solid Nodule

2 m

Case: LungRADS 4A - Baseline Screen, Solid Nodule

4 m

Case: LungRADS 4A - Baseline Screen, Solid Nodule With Micronodules

4 m

Case: LungRADS 4B - Baseline Screen, Solid Nodule

4 m

Introduction to Non-Solid Lung Nodules

2 m

Case: LungRADS 2 - Slowly Growing Non-Solid Nodule

6 m

Case: LungRADS 3 - New Non-Solid Nodule

4 m

Case: LungRADS 3 - Subsegmental Geographic Non-Solid Nodule

5 m

Introduction to Cystic Lung Nodules

12 m

Case: LungRADS 4A - Thick-Walled Cyst vs. Cavitary Nodule

3 m

Case: LungRADS 4B - Multilocular Growing Cyst

6 m

Case: LungRADS 4B - Cystic and Solid Nodule

4 m

Using LungRADS Category 4X

3 m

Case: LungRADS 4X - Suspicious Morphology (Spiculation and Mediastinal Invasion)

5 m

Case: LungRADS 4X - Extra-Pulmonary Features (Enlarged Mediastinal Lymph Nodes)

5 m

Case: LungRADS 4X - Extra-Pulmonary Features (Bulky Mediastinal Lymphadenopathy)

6 m

Introduction to Part Solid Nodules

3 m

Case: LungRADS 4B - Part Solid Nodule; Growing With Small Cystic Component

5 m

Case: LungRADS 4B - Part Solid Nodule

5 m

Case: LungRADS 3 - Part Solid, Juxtaplural

6 m

Introduction to Airway Nodules

4 m

LungRADS 2 - Airway Nodules

2 m

LungRADS 4B - Airway Nodule

2 m

LungRADS 4A - Airway Nodules

2 m

Airway Nodules vs. Airway Secretions

4 m

Introduction to Managing the Findings of Infection

6 m

Case: LungRADS 0 - LUL Pneumonia

4 m

Case: LungRADS 0 - RUL Pneumonia and Smoking-Related ILD

3 m

Case: LungRADS 0 - Cavitary Nodule With Rapid Growth

5 m

Introduction to Cardiovascular Incidental Findings

6 m

Types of Cardiovascular Incidental Findings

10 m

Case: LungRADS S-Modifier - Moderate Coronary Arterial Calcification

5 m

Case: LungRADS S-Modifier - Aortic Aneurysm

4 m

Case: LungRADS S-Modifier - Epicardial Fat and LHIAS

3 m

Introduction to Incidental Findings in the Lung

8 m

Approach to Incidental Findings in the Lung

6 m

Case: LungRADS S-Modifier - Emphysema and Mucous Plugging

4 m

Case: LungRADS S-Modifier - Respiratory Bronchiolitis - Paraseptal Emphysema, and Bronchiectasis

5 m

Case: LungRADS S-Modifier - Interstitial Lung Abnormality

6 m

Introduction to Bone Mineral Density Incidental Findings

6 m

Case: Normal Bone Mineral Density

2 m

Case: LungRADS S-Modifier - Osteoporosis

1 m

Case: LungRADS S-Modifier - Osteoporosis and Compression Fractures

3 m

Test Your Knowledge Case 1: 60-year-old female with past history of smoking

6 m

Test Your Knowledge Case 2: 65-year-old female with 100 pack-years of smoking

7 m

Course Evaluation

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