Body: Gastrointestinal (GI)/Abdomen

Introduction to Emergency Abdominal Imaging

1 m.

Normal Anatomy and Basic Ultrasounds: Abdomen and Pelvis

7 m.

Cholelithiasis

1 m.

Case: Acute Cholecystitis on Ultrasound

1 m.

Acute Cholecystitis on Ultrasound

2 m.

Case: Acute Cholecystitis on CT

1 m.

Acute Cholecystitis on CT

<1 m.

Case: Cholecystitis With Calcified Stones

2 m.

Gallstones on CT

1 m.

Case: Tensile Gallbladder Fundus Sign

1 m.

Tensile Gallbladder Fundus Sign

1 m.

Case: Gangrenous Cholecystitis

1 m.

Gangrenous Cholecystitis

1 m.

Case: Emphysematous Cholecystitis With Portal Venous Gas Air

1 m.

Emphysematous Cholecystitis With Portal Venous Gas Air

3 m.

Case: Emphysematous Cholecystitis With Perforation

4 m.

Emphysematous Cholecystitis Summary

2 m.

Case: Mirizzi Syndrome With Dilated Intrahepatic Bile Ducts

3 m.

Mirizzi Syndrome

5 m.

Case: Choledocholithiasis

4 m.

Choledocholithiasis

3 m.

Case: Acute Gallstone Pancreatitis

1 m.

Causes of Pancreatitis

3 m.

Cases: Pancreatitis Without/With Necrosis

2 m.

Revised Atlanta Classification

5 m.

Case: Pancreatitis With SMV and Splenic Vein Thrombosis

2 m.

Pancreatitis Complication: SMV and Splenic Vein Thrombosis

2 m.

Case: Pancreatitis With Pseudoaneurysm of Splenic Artery

1 m.

Pancreatitis Complication: Splenic Artery Pseudoaneurysm

1 m.

Case: Duodenal Ulcer With Perforation

1 m.

Types of Perforated Ulcers

2 m.

Case: Classic Appendicitis

2 m.

Acute Appendicitis

4 m.

Case: Perforated Appendicitis

2 m.

Perforated Appendicitis

1 m.

Case: Classic Diverticulitis

1 m.

Diverticulitis

1 m.

Case: Diverticulitis With Free Air

1 m.

Case: Diverticulitis, Perforated with Abscess

1 m.

Diverticulitis: Perforated With Abscess Post Drainage

1 m.

Case: Diverticulitis With Colovesical Fistula

1 m.

Diverticulitis With Colovesical Fistula

<1 m.

Case: Diverticulitis With IMV Thrombosis

1 m.

Diverticulitis With IMV Thrombosis

1 m.

Case: Epiploic Appendagitis

1 m.

Epiploic Appendagitis and Omental Infarction

2 m.

Case: Umbilical Hernia

2 m.

Obstructing Umbilical Hernias

2 m.

Groin Hernias: Introduction

2 m.

Case: Indirect Inguinal Hernia

1 m.

Inguinal Hernias

1 m.

Case: Femoral Hernia

1 m.

Case: Obturator Hernia

1 m.

Groin Hernias: Summary

2 m.

Case: Simple Bowel Obstruction

1 m.

Case: High Grade Bowel Obstruction

1 m.

Case: Gallstone Ileus

2 m.

Gallstone Ileus and Cholecytocolic Fistula

2 m.

Case: Closed Loop Small Bowel Obstruction

2 m.

Closed Loop Small Bowel Obstruction

4 m.

Case: Large Bowel Colonic Obstruction

1 m.

Large Bowel Colonic Obstruction

1 m.

Case: Perforated Colon From Colon Cancer

2 m.

Perforated Colon

3 m.

Case: SMA Embolism With Bowel Ischemia

2 m.

SMA Embolism

3 m.

Case: Mesenteric Vein Thrombosis

2 m.

Mesenteric Vein Thrombosis

1 m.

Case: Cecal Volvulus

1 m.

Cecal Volvulus

3 m.

Case: Sigmoid Volvulus

2 m.

Sigmoid Volvulus

2 m.

Retroperitoneum

3 m.

Case: Ruptured Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm

1 m.

Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Rupture

3 m.

Case: Bleeding Angiomyolipoma

2 m.

Angiomyolipoma

1 m.

Case: Psoas Hematoma

2 m.

Retroperitoneal Bleeding

1 m.

Case: Renal Stones

2 m.

Enhancement Patterns of Kidneys

6 m.

Case: Forniceal Rupture

3 m.

Forniceal Rupture

1 m.

Case: Pyelonephritis

2 m.

Pyelonephritis

2 m.

Case: Renal Infarcts

2 m.

Renal Infarcts

8 m.

Challenging Body Case 1

7 m.

Challenging Body Case 2

8 m.

Challenging Body Case 3

6 m.

Challenging Body Case 4

8 m.

Challenging Body Case 5

8 m.

Challenging Body Case 6

8 m.

Challenging Body Case 7

7 m.

Challenging Body Case 8

6 m.

Challenging Body Case 9

5 m.

Imaging of Uncommon GI/GU Disorders Case 1

15 m.

Imaging of Uncommon GI/GU Disorders Case 2

13 m.

Imaging of Uncommon GI/GU Disorders Case 3

6 m.

Imaging of Uncommon GI/GU Disorders Case 4

5 m.

Imaging of Uncommon GI/GU Disorders Case 5

8 m.

Imaging of Uncommon GI/GU Disorders Case 6

3 m.

Imaging of Uncommon GI/GU Disorders Case 7

7 m.

Anatomy – Classic and Odd Locations

2 m.

Acute Appendicitis – Classic

1 m.

Acute Appendicitis – Appendicolith

<1 m.

Acute Appendicitis – Phlegmon

<1 m.

Acute Appendicitis with Abscess

3 m.

Acute Appendicitis – No Surgery Needed

<1 m.

Acute Appendicitis US

2 m.

Appendicitis in a Child

2 m.

Appendicitis in a Child with an Abscess

2 m.

Pregnant Appendicitis

3 m.

Stump Appendicitis

1 m.

Mimic of Appendicitis

2 m.

Cecal Cancer Causing Appendicitis

3 m.

Mucocele

1 m.

Mucocele Perforation

2 m.

Pseudomyxoma Peritonei

1 m.

Pseudomyxoma Peritonei with US

1 m.

Carcinoid

2 m.

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3 m.

Introduction to Crohn’s

<1 m.

Enterography Technique

2 m.

T2 Sequences Part 1

3 m.

T2 Sequences Part 2

2 m.

Dynamic Sequences

2 m.

Additional Sequences

2 m.

Imaging of Crohn’s Disease

3 m.

Improper Glucagon Administration

<1 m.

Normal Coronal Anatomy on MRI

1 m.

Active Inflammation Overview

2 m.

Segmental Mural Hyper Enhancement

1 m.

Inner Wall Hyper Enhancement

1 m.

Additional Patterns of Hyper Enhancement

1 m.

Assessing Wall Thickening

2 m.

Assessing Bowel Wall Edema

2 m.

Using Diffusion Sequences to Increase Sensitivity

2 m.

Using Diffusion For Lymph Adenopathy

1 m.

Sacculations As a Finding – Crohn’s Disease

1 m.

Using Cine for Identifying Disease

1 m.

Identifying Strictures

2 m.

Distinguishing Inflammation from Fibrotic Disease

3 m.

Sacculation

3 m.

Acute Inflammation

2 m.

Changes in Fat with Chronic Disease

3 m.

Indications for Surgery Part 1

1 m.

Indications for Surgery Part 2

2 m.

Ileal Fistula

3 m.

Severe Disease w/ Abscess

3 m.

Classic Fistula Appearances

1 m.

Crohn’s vs. UC

1 m.

Severe Ulceritive Colitis

19 m.

Crohn’s Colitis

1 m.

Colonic Inflammation

2 m.

Fistula to Colon w/ Post Op Imaging

4 m.

Recurrent Crohn’s Disease

1 m.

Mild Anastamotic Inflammation

2 m.

Extraintestinal Manifestations

1 m.

Sacroiliitis

1 m.

Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis

1 m.

CT Vs. MRI – Crohn’s

4 m.

Transient Intussusception

1 m.

Pneumatosis

2 m.

Generating a Crohn’s Report

6 m.

Detecting and Characterizing Crohn’s Disease Part 1

6 m.

Detecting and Characterizing Part 2

3 m.

Characterizing a Complex Fistula

6 m.

Crohn’s Summary

<1 m.

Introduction to Gallbladder

1 m.

Normal Anatomy

4 m.

Phrygian Cap

2 m.

Gallbladder Duplication

2 m.

Gallstones

2 m.

Gallbladder Sludge

3 m.

Pigmented Gallstones

3 m.

Tumefactive Sludge

4 m.

Acute Cholecystitis

4 m.

Acute Cholecystitis with Liver Hyperemia

3 m.

Gangrenous Cholecystitis

4 m.

Perforated Cholecystitis

3 m.

Perforated Cholecystitis with Abscess

3 m.

Emphysematous Cholecystitis

4 m.

Porcelain Gallbladder

4 m.

Mirizzi Syndrome

4 m.

Bouveret’s Syndrome

3 m.

Gallstone IIeus (CT)

2 m.

Gallstone Ileus (MRI)

2 m.

Dropped Gallstones: Non-Calcified

5 m.

Dropped Gallstones with Abscess

3 m.

Dropped Gallstones with Abscess (DWI)

2 m.

Adenomyomatosis, Focal

4 m.

Adenomyomatosis, Diffuse

2 m.

Cholesterol Polyps

5 m.

Primary Neoplasm – Adenocarcinoma

5 m.

Primary Neoplasm – Adenocarcinoma, Liver Invasion

4 m.

Primary Neoplasm – Squamous Cell

4 m.

Metastases

2 m.

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4 m.

MRI Evaluation of the Liver

2 m.

Utilizing Localizer Sequences

1 m.

Utilizing T2 Sequence

2 m.

T2 Turbo Spin Echo Sequence

1 m.

Axial in and Out of Phase Sequences

1 m.

T1 Weighted Pre & Post Contrast Dynamic Images

1 m.

Post Contrast Imaging on T1

2 m.

Liver Cyst

4 m.

Autosomal Dominant Polycystic Liver Disease

4 m.

Large Liver Cyst with Internal Hemorrhage

4 m.

Biliary Hamartomas, Von Meyenburg Complex

3 m.

Hepatic Mucinous Cystic Neoplasm

5 m.

Ciliated Hepatic Foregut Cyst

4 m.

Indeterminate Liver Mass on US: Hemangioma

4 m.

Indeterminate Liver Mass on CT: Hemangioma

4 m.

Flash Filling Hemangioma

4 m.

Giant Hemangioma with Cystic Degeneration

4 m.

Giant Hemangioma without Cystic Degeneration

3 m.

Sclerosed Hemangioma

6 m.

Hemangiomatosis

4 m.

Focal Nodular Hyperplasia, Typical Appearance

7 m.

Focal Nodular Hyperplasia, No Scar, Eovist Appearance

4 m.

Focal Nodular Hyperplasia, Scar, Eovist Retention

3 m.

Atypical Focal Nodular Hyperplasia

4 m.

Hepatic Adenoma

7 m.

Multiple Hepatic Adenomas with Atoll Sign

4 m.

Focal Fatty Liver Deposition

4 m.

Pyogenic Abscess

5 m.

Echinococcal Abscess

3 m.

Ruptured Echinococcal Abscess

3 m.

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5 m.

Malignant Liver Lesion – Introduction

5 m.

Normal Anatomy of Liver

7 m.

Morphologic Cirrhosis

4 m.

Non-Malignant Nodules in the Cirrhotic Liver

2 m.

Dysplastic Nodules

3 m.

Portal Hypertension – 2 Patient Case Review

3 m.

Pseudocirrhosis

2 m.

LI-RADS – Summary

11 m.

LI-RADS 1 or 2

2 m.

LI-RADS 3

2 m.

LI-RADS 3 (THID)

2 m.

LI-RADS 4

2 m.

LI-RADS 3 Upgraded to LI-RADS 4

3 m.

LI-RADS 5

2 m.

LI-RADS 5 Change in Lesion Overtime

3 m.

LI-RADS 5 – Non-peripheral Washout (NPWO)

2 m.

LI-RADS 4 – Psuedo Capsule

3 m.

LI-RADS 3 – No Ancillary Imaging Findings

2 m.

LI-RADS 5 – Size, Psuedo Capsule, & NPWO

2 m.

LI-RADS 5 – 22mm with NPWO

2 m.

LI-RADS 4 – Greater than 20mm, Lacking Ancillary Features

3 m.

LI-RADS 5 – All-qualifiers, HCC

3 m.

LI-RADS – Tumor in Vein (TIV)

5 m.

LI-RADS – TIV Infiltrative Tumor

3 m.

LI-RADS M – Metastatic Urothelial Cancer

4 m.

Fibrolamellar Hepatocellular Carcinoma (FHCC)

5 m.

Treatment Options

8 m.

Successfully Treated LI-RADS 5

3 m.

Successfully treated LI-RADS 5, with Recurrence

3 m.

2 Lesions Treated with Transarterial Embolization

3 m.

Partially Successful TASE

3 m.

Recurrence in a Patient Treated with Radioembolization (Y-90)

3 m.

2 Patients with Cholangiocarcinoma

7 m.

Hypervascular Mets

3 m.

Hypovascular Metastasis from Breast Cancer

3 m.

Mucinous Liver Metastasis

3 m.

Hypovascular Metastasis Post-op

3 m.

Introduction to Biliary Disease

1 m.

Normal Anatomy On MRI (BD)

4 m.

Anatomical Variant: Right Arising from Left

4 m.

Anatomy Variant: Trifurcation

2 m.

Choledocholithiasis

5 m.

New Choledocholithiasis Status Post Cholecystectomy

3 m.

Common Bile Duct Sludge

3 m.

Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis (BD)

5 m.

Recurrent Pyogenic Cholangitis

5 m.

AIDS Patient with Cholangiopathy

4 m.

Anastomotic Stricture

4 m.

Biliary Casts

5 m.

Biliary Ischemia

5 m.

Inflammatory Strictures (IgG4)

5 m.

Portal Biliopathy

4 m.

Peribiliary Cysts

3 m.

Peribiliary Cysts with Eovist

2 m.

Choledochal Cysts Type 1

3 m.

Choledochal Cysts Type 2

2 m.

Choledochal Cysts Type 4 (4a)

2 m.

Caroli’s Disease

3 m.

Biliary Hamartoma

2 m.

Hepatic Mucinous Cystic Neoplasm / Cystadenoma MRI

4 m.

Hepatic Mucinous Cystic Neoplasm / Cystadenoma CT

2 m.

Cholangiocarcinoma: Hilar

5 m.

Cholangiocarcinoma: Distal

2 m.

Cholangiocarcinoma: Distal (polypoid mass)

2 m.

Cholangiocarcinoma: Intrahepatic/peripheral (least common)

4 m.

Pancreatic Neoplasm Resulting in Distal CBD Stricture

3 m.

Biliary Intraductal Papillary Mucinous Neoplasm (IPMN)

5 m.

Metastases (pancreatic primary)

2 m.

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2 m.

Introduction to Pancreas Imaging

1 m.

Anatomy of the Pancreas

2 m.

MRI Protocol (Pancreas)

5 m.

Embryology (Pancreas)

3 m.

Annular Pancreas Summary

1 m.

Annular Pancreas on MRI

2 m.

Ectopic Pancreas

2 m.

Broad Classification of Pancreatic Lesions

1 m.

Adenocarcinoma: Surgical Perspective

9 m.

Resectable Pancreatic Head Tumor

6 m.

Nonresectable Pancreatic Tumor with Perineural Invasion

7 m.

Nonresectable Pancreatic Head Tumor with Liver Metastases

4 m.

The Whipple Procedure (Pancreas)

<1 m.

Post Whipple Procedure on MRI

5 m.

Differentiating Between Pancreatitis and Adenocarcinoma

3 m.

Mass or Pancreatitis: Chronic Pancreatitis

4 m.

Mass or Pancreatitis: Proven Chronic Pancreatitis

4 m.

Groove Pancreatitis Summary

2 m.

Groove Pancreatitis or Adenocarcinoma: Adenocarcinoma

3 m.

Autoimmune Pancreatitis Type I Vs. Type II

3 m.

Mass, Pancreatitis, or Cancer: Autoimmune Pancreatitis

6 m.

IPMN Summary

7 m.

Main Duct IPMN

3 m.

Mixed IPMN

3 m.

Malignanttransformation of main duct IPMN

2 m.

Obstructive Chronic Pancreatitis

4 m.

Malignant Sidebranch IPMN

2 m.

Spontaneously Ruptured IPMN

2 m.

Pancreatic Cystic Tumor Summary

3 m.

Serous vs. Mucinous vs. SPEN Tumors

1 m.

Serous Tumor, Side Branch IPMN

2 m.

Sidebranch IPMN/Mucinous Tumor mimicking Serous Tumor

3 m.

Classic Serous Tumor in Pancreatic Head

1 m.

Mucinous Tumor (Pancreas)

2 m.

Malignant Transformation of Mucinous Tumor

4 m.

Classic SPN (SPEN)

2 m.

NET Summary (Pancreas)

1 m.

NET (Pancreas)

2 m.

Cystic Necrosis of the NET vs. SPEN

3 m.

Non-functional Malignant NET

4 m.

Metastasis (Pancreas)

<1 m.

Pancreatic Metastasis

3 m.

Metastasis to Pancreatic tail, RCC

5 m.

Schwannoma (Pancreas)

3 m.

Intrapancreatic Splenule

3 m.

Pancreatic Cyst Case 1

7 m.

Pancreatic Cyst Case 2

8 m.

Pancreatic Cyst Case 3

8 m.

Pancreatic Cyst Case 4

5 m.

Pancreatic Cyst Case 5

8 m.

Pancreatic Cyst Case 6

4 m.

Pancreatic Cyst Case 7

4 m.

Audience Questions

1 m.

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3 m.

Peritoneum and Mesentery Introduction

<1 m.

Anatomy (Peritoneum)

2 m.

Acute – Free Air

3 m.

Acute – Peritonitis

2 m.

Acute – Hernia

2 m.

Primary (Peritoneum)

<1 m.

Mesothelioma (Peritoneum)

3 m.

Carcinomatosis

5 m.

Infection (Peritoneum)

2 m.

Inflammatory – Encapsulating Peritoneal Sclerosis

3 m.

Form and Function (Mesentery)

1 m.

Acute – Internal Hernia

5 m.

Tumors (Mesentery)

<1 m.

Desmoid

1 m.

Carcinoid (Mesentery)

2 m.

Infection – Abscess

<1 m.

Misty Mesentery

2 m.

Lymphoma (Mesentery)

1 m.

Lymphoma (Mesentery)

3 m.

Creeping Fat

2 m.

Mesenteric Adenitis

1 m.

Case 1 (Peritoneum and Mesentery)

2 m.

Case 2 (Peritoneum and Mesentery)

4 m.

Case 3 (Peritoneum and Mesentery)

6 m.

Introduction to Rectal Cancer

1 m.

Technique

10 m.

Anatomy

9 m.

Key Points when Approaching Cases (T3B)

10 m.

T3 with EMVI

9 m.

T3 Disease with Lymph Nodes

3 m.

T3 Disease with Lymph Nodes – Nodal Staging

1 m.

T3 Disease with Lymph Nodes – Regional vs. Non-regional

2 m.

T3 Disease with Lymph Nodes – Positive Lymph Node

4 m.

T3 Disease with Lymph Nodes – Tumor Deposit

4 m.

Mucinous Tumor

6 m.

Lower Rectal Cancers – 3 Key Points

2 m.

Lower Rectal Cancers – Importance of Various Planes

5 m.

Rectal MRI Case 1

5 m.

Rectal MRI Case 2

3 m.

Rectal MRI Case 3

14 m.

Rectal MRI Case 4

8 m.

Rectal MRI Case 5

6 m.

Rectal MRI Case 6

7 m.

Epidemiology

3 m.

Risk Factors

2 m.

Colorectal Cancer Precursor

1 m.

Evolution of CT Colonography

3 m.

Current Guidelines

7 m.

Advantages and Limitations of CT Colonography

3 m.

Validation Studies

2 m.

Bowel Cleansing Technique

5 m.

Image Acquisition

8 m.

Polyp Appearances

11 m.

Areas of Investigation

3 m.

Introduction to Dr. Chang

1 m.

Case 1

17 m.

Case 2

11 m.

Case 3

5 m.

Case 4

4 m.

Case 5

7 m.

Case 6

3 m.

Case 7

4 m.

Case 8

1 m.

Case 9

2 m.

Case 10

1 m.

Case 11

2 m.

Case 12

1 m.

Case 13

2 m.

Case 14

6 m.

Reimbursement

2 m.

Summary

1 m.

Introduction to Defecography – Part 1

<1 m.

Introduction to Defecography – Part 2

2 m.

Pelvic Floor Anatomy (Defecography)

2 m.

Technique/Protocol (Defecography)

4 m.

Functional Cine MRI Vs. Fluoroscopy

3 m.

Protocol Case Review (Defecography)

5 m.

Preparation & Organ Opacification

3 m.

Pre-procedure Instructions (Defecography)

4 m.

Landmarks on MRI

3 m.

What Does the Clinician Need to Know

3 m.

How to Assess Defecography – Part 1

3 m.

How to Assess Defecography – Part 2

4 m.

Defecography Case Review – Comprehensive Search

9 m.

Severe Descent of Posterior Compartment

8 m.

Rectal Incontinence

2 m.

Posterior Compartment Descent in Male Patient

6 m.

Bicompartmental Pelvic Descent

3 m.

Tricompartmental Pelvic Descent

6 m.

Atrophic Levator Ani

4 m.

Uterine/Rectal Compression

3 m.

Severe Anterior Compartment Involvement

6 m.

Large Peritoneocele

4 m.

Itussusception

1 m.

Posterior Wall Rectoanal Intussusception

5 m.

Rectoanal Intussusception

1 m.

Intraanal Mucosal Intussusception

3 m.

Anterior Rectocele and Possible Intussusception

2 m.

Functional Defecation Disorders

4 m.

Nonrelaxing Puborectus Muscle

3 m.

Nonrelaxing Sphincter & Pelvic Floor Dysfunction

2 m.

Nonrelaxing Anorectal Sphincter

1 m.

Noncompliant Patient

4 m.

Nonrelaxing Extranal Sphincter

2 m.

Tarlov Cysts

2 m.

Tarlov Cysts at S2,S3, Large Cystocele

2 m.

Reporting Template

3 m.

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2 m.

Introduction to Perianal Fistulas

<1 m.

GI Radiology for Perianal Fissures

1 m.

Perianal Anatomy

3 m.

Perianal Anatomy (pt. 2)

2 m.

Imaging Options / MRI Protocols

3 m.

Protocols – Planes of Acquisition

1 m.

Perianal Fistula: Utilizing the Sequences

3 m.

Intersphincteric Abscess

2 m.

Parks Classification

4 m.

Anterior Intersphincteric Fistula

3 m.

Low Intersphincteric Fistula

2 m.

Low Intersphincteric Fistula with Granulation in Tract

2 m.

Surgery Options (Perianal)

3 m.

Intersphincteric Fistula with Horseshoeing

2 m.

2 Branching Intersphincteric Fistulas

2 m.

Branching Transsphincteric Fistula

2 m.

Perianal Fistula Template Dictation

2 m.

Branching Intersphincteric

2 m.

Complex Branching Transsphincteric Fistula, Abscess

2 m.

Suprasphincteric Fistula

2 m.

Transsphincteric Fistula with Granulation Tissue

2 m.

Complex Fistula in a Patient with Crohn’s Disease

3 m.

Intersphincteric Fistula Extending to Scrotum

3 m.

Fistula in a Patient with Bilateral Hip Replacements

3 m.

Low Fistula in a Crohn’s Patient

3 m.

Intersphincteric Abscess

2 m.

Anovaginal Fistula

2 m.

Rectovaginal Fistula

3 m.

Perianal Fistula Summary

<1 m.

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3 m.

Introduction to the Retroperitoneum

1 m.

Anatomy of the Retroperitoneum

8 m.

Fascial Plane Anatomy - Acute Necrotic Collection

2 m.

Fascial Plane Anatomy – Retroperitoneal Air

1 m.

Fascial Plane Anatomy – Retroperitoneal Hematoma

2 m.

Liposarcoma – Well-Differentiated

4 m.

Liposarcoma – Large Multiple Components

2 m.

Liposarcoma – Myxoid

3 m.

Liposarcoma – Multiple Imaging Features

3 m.

Lipoma on MRI

4 m.

Liposarcoma – Recurrence

3 m.

Lipoma 2nd Example

1 m.

Presacral Myelolipoma

3 m.

Leiomyosarcoma – Intra and Extra Vascular

4 m.

Leiomyosarcoma – Extra Vascular

3 m.

Neurofibroma

3 m.

Neurofibroma – Target Sign

2 m.

Neurofibroma – Plexiform

3 m.

Paraganglioma

4 m.

Lymphatic Malformation

3 m.

Tailgut Cyst

4 m.

Lymphoma – Retroperitoneum Adenopathy

3 m.

Lymphoma – Perirenal

2 m.

Testicular Mass with Retroperitoneum Adenopathy

2 m.

Retroperitoneum Fibrosis – CT

5 m.

Retroperitoneum Fibrosis – MRI

4 m.

Erdheim Chester

3 m.

Abdominal Trauma, Dr. Laura L. Avery (7-25-24)

1 h.

GI/GU Case Review, Dr. Mahan Mathur, (5-23-24)

1 h.

Ultrasound Gallbladder and Biliary Tree, Dr. Alka Ashmita Singhal, (5-9-24)

Cystic Lesions of the Pancreas, Atif Zaheer (3-28-24)

49 m.

Current Uses of Ultrasound Elastography, Dr. Alka Singhal (2-15-24)

50 m.

Case Review Live: CT Colonography Cases, Dr. Kevin J. Chang (11-2-23)

1 h.

Role of Ultrasound in Pediatric GI Emergencies, Dr. Alka Singhal (10-5-23)

1 h.

Peripheral Vascular Ultrasound - Venous Doppler and Challenging Arterial Cases, Dr. Sheila Sheth (9-21-23)

1 h.

Gallbladder Ultrasound Pitfalls On Call, Dr. Douglas S. Katz (7-6-23)

1 h.

Case Review Live - Imaging of Uncommon GI & GU Disorders, Dr. Mahan Mathur (3-9-23)

1 h.

US-Guided Biopsies, Dr. James Joseph Facciola (10-20-22)

1 h.

Role of Doppler Ultrasound in Liver Cirrhosis and Portal Hypertension, Dr. Alka Ashmita Singhal (10-13-22)

1 h.

Liver Transplant Imaging, Dr. Mahan Mathur (9-29-22)

1 h.

MRI of Focal Liver Lesions with Extracellular Contrast Agents, Giuseppe Brancatelli, MD, PhD, 06/16/2022

1 h.

PET-CT in Abdominal Pathologies, Sikandar Shaikh, DMRD, DNB, MNAMS, FICR, EDiR, 05/12/22

54 m.

An Approach to Retroperitoneal Masses, Deborah A. Baumgarten MD, MPH, FACR, FSAR, 03/31/22

58 m.

Crohn’s Disease, Dr. Benjamin Spilseth, 02/03/22

50 m.

MRI in Abdominopelvic Emergencies, Dr. Manjiri Dighe, (10/28/21)

40 m.

Role of Radiologist in Liver Transplantation, Dr. Dichko Nataliia, (09/14/21)

51 m.

MRI Elastography, Dr. Javad Azadi, (08/20/21)

36 m.

Abdominopelvic Trauma, Dr. Rony Kampalath (07/23/21)

49 m.

Pitfalls and Pearls in Blunt A/P Trauma CT, Dr. Douglas Katz (07/16/21)

1 h.

Somatostatin-Receptor Targeted PET/MR and PET/CT, Dr. Jana Ivanidze (06/23/2021)

49 m.

Interesting and Challenging Cases from the ER, Dr. Rony Kampalath (5/19/21)

54 m.

Imaging of Hepatocellular Carcinoma - What Needs to be Reported, Dr. Yves Menu (5/10/21)

57 m.

MRI of Perianal Fistulas, Dr. Ryan O'Malley (4-28-21)

53 m.

Toxic Ingestions, Dr. Laura L. Avery (4-14-21)

56 m.

Imaging Evaluation of Living Liver Donors, Dr. Amir Borhani (3-26-21)

1 h.

Imaging the Premature Newborn, ​Dr. Brandon Patrick Brown (3-24-21)

1 h.

Imaging of the Spleen, Dr. Nanda Thimmappa (3-15-21)

59 m.

Imaging in Orthotopic Liver Transplantation & Planning Surgical Resection of Malignant Liver Lesions, Dr. Puneet Bhargava (1-27-21)

53 m.

MR Defecography - Essentials for Radiologists, Dr. Neeraj Lalwani (1-22-21)

56 m.

Ultrasound "Can't Miss" Diagnoses, Dr. Lori Deitte (1-15-21)

58 m.

Pancreatic Cystic Lesions, Dr. David Sarkany (1-13-21)

46 m.

Pediatric Gastrointestinal Obstruction. Dr. Jennifer Neville Kucera (1-4-21)

43 m.

MRI of Pediatric Abdominal Tumors, Dr. David Bloom (11-25-20)

1 h.

Imaging of the Adrenal Glands, Dr. Amar Udare (11-23-20)

1 h.

Complications Following Bariatric Surgery, Dr. David Coy (10-20-20)

54 m.

CT and MR Enterography, Dr. Nanda Thimmappa (9-21-20)

58 m.

Navigating the Colorectal Tumor Board - Pearls & Pitfalls, Dr. Zahra Kassam (9-16-20)

1 h.

Pancreatic Masses, Dr. Emily Webb (9-15-20)

Ultrasound Elastography to Assess Hepatic Fibrosis, Dr. Javad Azadi (8-21-20)

40 m.

​Screening CT Colonography- A Safe, Effective Test, Dr. Judy Yee (8-13-20)

1 h.

​​​Imaging of Gastrointestinal Bleeding, Dr. Sherry S. Wang (7-23-20)

1 h.

Nuclear Medicine for Common GI Pathologies, ​Dr. Nadine Mallak (7-17-20)

1 h.

HCC, Diagnosis and Management in Liver Disease, Dr. Ashwani K. Sharma (7-13-20)

58 m.

LI-RADS Practical Tips and Case-Based Review, Dr. Ania Kielar (6-9-20)

1 h.

Nuclear Medicine Hepatobiliary Imaging, Dr. Darlene Metter (5-20-20)

1 h.

Contrast Ultrasound - Liver, Kidneys, and Vascular, Dr. Kathryn McGillen (5-12-20)

1 h.

Imaging of Benign Liver Masses, Dr. Mahan Mathur (4-16-20)

1 h.

Eovist MRI, Dr. Shanna A. Matalon, (4-13-20)

59 m.

Imaging of the Gallbladder and Bile Ducts, Dr. Mahan Mathur (4-2-20)

1 h.

Role of MRI in Imaging of Rectal Cancer, Mukesh Harisinghani, MD (3-27-20)

59 m.

Retroperitoneum: A Hidden Space - Mahan Mathur, MD (3-23-20)

58 m.