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Courses
Imaging of Uncommon GI/GU Disorders Expert Case Review
Expert Case Review
1 CME
Mahan Mathur
Yale School of Medicine
Imaging of Uncommon GI/GU Disorders Case 1
15 m.
Imaging of Uncommon GI/GU Disorders Case 2
14 m.
Imaging of Uncommon GI/GU Disorders Case 3
7 m.
Imaging of Uncommon GI/GU Disorders Case 4
5 m.
Imaging of Uncommon GI/GU Disorders Case 5
9 m.
Imaging of Uncommon GI/GU Disorders Case 6
4 m.
Imaging of Uncommon GI/GU Disorders Case 7
8 m.
Courses
Renal Masses
Mastery Series
2.25 CME
Stephen J Pomeranz
ProScan Imaging
Introduction: The Importance of MRI in Imaging Renal Masses
6 m.
Assessing Masses Based on Size and Enhancement
5 m.
Enhancement Phases in the Kidney
2 m.
Indications for MRI in Renal Imaging
2 m.
The “India Ink Sign” on MRI
5 m.
Microscopic Vs. Macroscopic Fat
3 m.
Vascular Lesions
8 m.
Diffusion Restriction in Recurrence
4 m.
Diffusion Restriction in Hypernephroma
2 m.
Low Signal Lesions on T2 Imaging
4 m.
45-Yr-Old with Incidental Right Renal Mass
4 m.
Evaluating the Vascular Characteristics of the Mass
6 m.
Classifying Lesions with the Bosniak Classification
4 m.
Lower Pole Hyperintense Lesion
4 m.
Additional Lesion Review
3 m.
65 Year Old Female, Mass Discovered on CT Imaging
4 m.
5 Year Old, Incidentally Discovered Abdominal Mass
5 m.
Differentiating Wilm’s Tumor from Other Kidney Masses
7 m.
Histologic Biomarkers on GRE
4 m.
Vascular Assessment in Pediatric Renal Tumors
3 m.
Triphasic Appearance
2 m.
CT Imaging for Wilms Tumor
2 m.
Utilizing MRV to Evaluate the Renal Vein
3 m.
Vascular Evaluation of Wilms Tumor in a Horseshoe Kidney
6 m.
Characteristics of Renal Cysts
3 m.
Implications of Renal Cysts In Pediatric Patients
4 m.
Neuroblastoma
2 m.
AML
5 m.
AML Defined
3 m.
Dixon Method
4 m.
Vascular Enhancement in AML
2 m.
Diffusion Characteristics of AML
4 m.
Signal Intensity Index
3 m.
AML Signs
4 m.
AML Wrap Up
3 m.
Renal Transplant Ultrasound
Mastery Series
1.25 CME
Mahan Mathur
Yale School of Medicine
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5 m.
Introduction to Ultrasound of Renal Transplant
1 m.
Normal Renal Transplant Anatomy (Diagram)
2 m.
Normal Renal Transplant Anatomy – Ultrasound (Case Review)
5 m.
Normal Renal Transplant Anatomy - Immediate Post-op US
5 m.
Normal Renal Transplant Anatomy - En-Bloc Transplant
2 m.
Normal Renal Transplant Anatomy - En-Bloc Transplant (Case)
5 m.
Hydronephrosis Due to Stricture
3 m.
Hydronephrosis Due to Nephrolithiasis
3 m.
Gas in the Collecting System Due to Reflux
3 m.
Pyelitis
2 m.
Pyelonephritis
2 m.
Renal Infarct
2 m.
Neoplasm – Renal Cell Carcinoma
3 m.
Neoplasm – Post-Transplant Lymphoproliferative Disorder
3 m.
Post-Transplant Lymphoproliferative Disorder Metastatic
2 m.
Collections – Hematoma
2 m.
Collections – Urinoma
3 m.
Acute Tubular Necrosis
4 m.
Acute Rejection
3 m.
Chronic Rejection/Drug Toxicity
3 m.
Renal Artery Stenosis
5 m.
Renal Vein Stenosis
2 m.
Renal Vein Thrombosis
3 m.
Renal Artery and Vein Thrombosis
2 m.
Vascular Compromise Due to Subcapsular Hematoma
2 m.
Reversed Diastolic Flow due to Subcapsular Hematoma
2 m.
Pseudoaneurysm
2 m.
Arteriovenous Fistula (AVF)
3 m.
Complications Summary
4 m.
Courses
Penile Imaging
Mastery Series
2.5 CME
Neeraj Lalwani
Virginia Commonwealth University Health and School of Medicine
Introduction to Penile Imaging
3 m.
Anatomy of the Penis
10 m.
Anatomy of the Suspensory Ligament
5 m.
Penile Mass (Anatomy on MRI)
8 m.
MRI Protocol for Penile Imaging
4 m.
Peyronie Disease
3 m.
Calcified Peyronie Disease
5 m.
Inflammatory Peyronie Disease
3 m.
Known Peyronie Disease – Post Repair
3 m.
Trauma/Penile Fracture
2 m.
Fracture of the Corpus Cavernosa
5 m.
Fracture of the Corpa Spongiosa
6 m.
Hematoma in the Corpa Cavernoma
4 m.
Tear of the Suspensory Ligament
4 m.
Hematoma of the Bulbous Urethra
5 m.
Penile Prosthesis
8 m.
Prosthesis Complications/Modifying Protocol for Prosthesis
8 m.
Buckling of Cylinders
4 m.
Reservoir Lockout
6 m.
Incomplete Emptying of Reservoir
5 m.
Ectopic Reservoir
3 m.
Ectopic Leak
3 m.
Aneurysm of the Cylinder
3 m.
2nd Prosthesis Placement, Infection
7 m.
Crossover of Cylinders
<1 m.
Reporting of Penile Prosthesis
4 m.
Penile Neoplasms
3 m.
Carcinoma in Situ
2 m.
Tumor (Stage T2)
3 m.
T2 Tumor in the inferior Aspect of the Glans
3 m.
Post Tumor Resection
3 m.
T4 Tumor
3 m.
Urethral cancer
3 m.
Postoperative Patient
7 m.
Courses
Prostate MRI
Mastery Series
6 CME
Stephen J Pomeranz
ProScan Imaging
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10 m.
An Introduction to Prostate Imaging
3 m.
Why Use MRI for Prostate Imaging?
7 m.
Using MRI in Tier Assessment
2 m.
Assigning Tiers to Prostate Cancer Patients
3 m.
Indications for Surveillance Part 1
6 m.
Indications for Surveillance Part 2
2 m.
Prostate MRI Protocols
7 m.
Utilizing the Sequences
12 m.
Position Statement
4 m.
Zonal Anatomy
5 m.
Subdividing the Prostate Zones in the Axial Plane
4 m.
Coronal Anatomy
4 m.
Proximal to Distal Anatomy
6 m.
Sagittal Anatomy
5 m.
Axial Anatomy
11 m.
Prostate Anatomy on MRI in the Sagittal Projection
9 m.
Utilizing the Axial Sequence
5 m.
Naming the Prostate Zones on MRI
8 m.
Prostatic Urethra
3 m.
Membranous Urethra
2 m.
Applying PI-RADS Scoring in the Peripheral Zone
7 m.
PI-RADS Scoring using DWI in the PZ and TZ
6 m.
PI-RADS Assessment for DCE
2 m.
PI-RADS Assessment in the PZ
5 m.
PI-RADS Assessment in the TZ
6 m.
Introduction to T-Staging
5 m.
Pathologic Staging
4 m.
Advanced T-Staging
3 m.
Anatomic Staging/Prognostic Groups
6 m.
Defining Benign Prostatic Hypertrophy
3 m.
Categorizing BPH
4 m.
BPH: Lobar Classifications
2 m.
Lobar Type 1
2 m.
BPH: Sonographic Classification
3 m.
BPH Case Example: Balanced BPH
2 m.
BPH Pitfalls
3 m.
BPH Pitfalls 2
3 m.
Case Review: PI-RADS 1
22 m.
Case Review: BPH
7 m.
Case Review: Assessing PI-RADS 1 with 3D Imaging
17 m.
Case Review: PI-RADS 2
6 m.
Case Review: PI-RADS 3 & 4
6 m.
Case Review: PI-RADS 2B
4 m.
Case Review: PI-RADS 4
5 m.
Case Review: Using Staging in a PI-RADS 5
10 m.
Case Review: PI-RADS 5 With Capsular Involvement
8 m.
Case Review: PI-RADS 5 and Applying T-Stage Scoring
9 m.
Case Review: PI-RADS 4-5
8 m.
Case Review: PI-RADS 4 Compare with prior 3T
12 m.
Case Review: PI-RADS 5 & 3
11 m.
Case Review: PI-RADS 4 – Making Use of the ADC Map
4 m.
Case Review: Charcoal Sign in the TZ
4 m.
Case Review: MR Surveillance
9 m.
Case Review: PI-RADS 4, Initially mis-read as PI-RADS 2
8 m.
Case Review: PI-RADS 5 with Additional Lesions
10 m.
Case Review: Utilizing the Leikert Grading System
7 m.
Case Review: Pitfall – The T2 Blackout Sign
5 m.
Case Review: When the Diffusion Imaging Fails
4 m.
Case Review: When not to use the Leikert Grading System
6 m.
Case Review: Interesting Case of PI-RADS 4
6 m.
PI-RADS 2.1 Update
Mastery Series
2 CME
Stephen J Pomeranz
ProScan Imaging
Introduction PI-RADS 2.1
3 m.
Overview of PI-RADS 2.1
3 m.
Changes in 2.1
2 m.
Revisions in 2.1
3 m.
New in 2.1 & Ellipsoid Volume
5 m.
Ellipsoid Volume
4 m.
Image Acquisition T2WI
3 m.
Image Acquisition DWI
2 m.
Image Acquisition: DCE
2 m.
Image Interpretation: DWI
3 m.
Image Interpretation: DWI Score 2 vs. 3
4 m.
Assessment of T2W in the Transitional Zone (TZ) Score 1
4 m.
Assessment of T2W in the Transitional Zone Score 2
4 m.
Score 2 T2- Summary
3 m.
TZ Nodules & their Corresponding Scores
3 m.
PI-RADS 2 vs. PI-RADS 3
2 m.
Diagrammatic TZ assessment
6 m.
Image Interpretation DCE: Modified Criteria
3 m.
Biparametric MRI
3 m.
Philosophical Approach to Central Zone (Cz) Malignancy
2 m.
Philosophical Approach to Central Zone (Cz) Cancer
2 m.
Central Zone (Cz) Pitfalls
3 m.
Normal Anterior Fibromuscular Stroma (AFM)
1 m.
Anterior Fibromuscular Stroma (AFMS)- Malignancy Criteria
2 m.
Anterior Fibromuscular Stroma (AFMS)- Advanced Problem Solving
4 m.
Gleason 8 Lesion
6 m.
Peripheral Zone Postrial Medial (PZpm) on MRI
3 m.
PI-RADS 2.1 Pitfalls
4 m.
PI-RADS 2.1 Interpretation Pitfalls
5 m.
PI-RADS 4 Initially Read as PI-RADS 3
6 m.
Caveats for Overall Assessment- Summary
1 m.
Caveats for PZ, TZ Pt. 1- Summary
2 m.
Caveats for Assessment: Category X- Summary
3 m.
PI-RADS 5 with Extraprostatic Extension
4 m.
Imaging Artifact in Patient Post UroLift Procedure
4 m.
Using Multiparametric MRI for Active Surveillance
4 m.
Prostate MRI Cases
Case Challenge
37.5 CME
Stephen J Pomeranz
ProScan Imaging
1a - History: 64-year-old male presents with elevated PSA
2a - History: 64-year-old male presents with prostate cancer
3a - History: 80-year-old male presents with malignant neoplasm of prostate
4a - History: 67-year-old male presents with elevated PSA
5a - History: 60-year-old male presents with increasing PSA levels
6a - History: 65-year-old male presents with an elevated PSA
7a - History: 77-year-old male presents with prostate cancer
8a - History: 58-year-old male presents with prostate cancer
9a - History: 61-year-old male presents with elevated PSA
10a - History: 62-year-old male presents with prostate cancer
11a - History: 72-year-old male presents with prostate cancer
12a - History: 62-year-old male presents with elevated PSA level
13a - History: 57-year-old male presents with elevated PSA
14a - History: 68-year-old male presents with history of prostate cancer
15a - History: 60-year-old male presents with elevated PSA
16a - History: 71-year-old male presents with elevated PSA level
17a - History: 61-year-old male presents with elevated PSA level
18a - History: 56-year-old male presents with abnormal PSA
19a - History: 67-year-old male presents with prostate cancer on surveillance
20a - History: 63-year-old male presents with elevated PSA
21a - History: 65-year-old male presents with elevated PSA level
22a - History: 51-year-old male presents with elevated PSA level
23a - History: 77-year-old male presents with elevated PSA level
24a - History: 68-year-old male presents with enlarged prostate and elevated PSA
25a - History: 82-year-old male presents with malignant neoplasm of the prostate
26a - History: 65-year-old male presents with elevated PSA
27a - History: 58-year-old male presents with malignant neoplasm of the prostate
28a - History: 75-year-old male presents with elevated PSA level
29a - History: 59-year-old male presents with elevated PSA
30a - History: 58-year-old male presents with malignant neoplasm of prostate
31a - History: 63-year-old male presents with malignant neoplasm of prostate gland
32a - History: 79-year-old male presents with elevated PSA level measuring 12 ng/mL
33a - History: 78-year-old male presents with elevated PSA level measuring 5.39 ng/mL
34a - History: 75-year-old male presents with elevated PSA level measuring 8.99 ng/mL
35a - History: 59-year-old male presents with elevated PSA level measuring 15.5 ng/mL
36a - History: 67-year-old male presents with elevated PSA of 7.03 ng/mL
37a - History: 62-year-old male presents with elevated PSA level
38a - History: 78-year-old male presents with elevated PSA level measuring 10.6 ng/mL
39a - History: 64-year-old male presents with elevated PSA of 21.22ng/mL
40a - History: 72-year-old male presents with elevated PSA, biopsy two years ago
41a - History: 64-year-old male presents with increasing PSA following negative biopsy
42a - History: 62-year-old male presents with elevated PSA level measuring 7.08 ng/mL
43a - History: 63-year-old male presents with elevated PSA
44a - History: 87-year-old male presents with prostate cancer, rectal cancer
45a - History: 83-year-old male presents with elevated PSA level measuring 15.7ng/mL
46a - History: 46-year-old male presents with hematospermia for the past 6-7 months
47a - History: 75-year-old male presents with prostate neoplasm
48a - History: 76-year-old male presents with elevated PSA level
49a - History: 79-year-old male presents with elevated PSA level
50a - History: 66-year-old male presents with elevated PSA
51a - History: 67-year-old male presents with elevated PSA of 8.9
52a - History: 64-year-old male presents with adrenal carcinoma neoplasm
53a - History: 76-year-old male presents with elevated prostate specific antigen
54a - History: 63-year-old male presents with prostate cancer
55a - History: 66-year-old male presents with PSA 2.07
56a - History: 50-year-old male presents with elevated PSA of 7.05
57a - History: 66-year-old male presents with elevated PSA, negative biopsy
58a - History: 67-year-old male presents with enlarged prostate
59a - History: 55-year-old male presents with elevated prostate specific antigen
60a - History: 58-year-old male presents with malignant neoplasm after biopsy
61a - History: 66-year-old male presents with elevated PSA
62a - History: 64-year-old male presents with elevated PSA of 5.1ng/mL
63a - History: 67-year-old male presents with elevated PSA level
64a - History: 69-year-old male presents with elevated prostate specific antigen
65a - History: 61-year-old male presents with PSA level of 3.1ng/mL
66a - History: 55-year-old male presents with prostate neoplasm
67a - History: 61-year-old male presents with elevated PSA level
68a - History: 65-year-old male presents with elevated PSA level measuring 14.99ng/mL
69a - History: 77-year-old male presents with cancer diagnosis
70a - History: 65-year-old male presents with elevated PSA
71a - History: 62-year-old male presents with elevated PSA of 37.1ng/mL
72a - History: 74-year-old male presents with prostate neoplasm
73a - History: 58-year-old male presents with malignant prostate cancer
74a - History: 59-year-old male presents with elevated PSA level 5.85ng/mL
75a - History: 61-year-old male. Evaluate prostate cancer.
Courses
Scrotal Imaging
Mastery Series
1.5 CME
Dr. Deborah Baumgarten
Mayo Clinic Jacksonville
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2 m.
Introduction and Embryology
3 m.
Anatomy and Indications for Scrotal Imaging
6 m.
Nearly Normal (or Variants)
5 m.
Disorders of Flow
10 m.
Infection and Inflammation
12 m.
Testicular Trauma
4 m.
Intratesticular Masses
9 m.
Extratesticular Masses
6 m.
Evolving Hematoma and Testicular Rupture
4 m.
Left Partial Torsion
2 m.
Fournier’s Gangrene
3 m.
Epididymo-orchitis and Severe Infection
3 m.
Right Epididymo-orchitis
<1 m.
Left Infarction
2 m.
Intra and Extra Testicular Abscess
2 m.
Lymphoma
1 m.
Varicocele
2 m.
Epididymal Infection
1 m.
Dilated Rete Testis
<1 m.
Dedifferentiated Sarcoma
2 m.
Mixed Germ Cell Tumor
1 m.
Mantle Cell Lymphoma
1 m.
Bell Clapper with Left Partial Torsion
1 m.
Bilateral Multifocal Seminoma
2 m.
Epididymal Appendage Torsion
2 m.
Courses
Ovarian Masses Diagnostic Review
Mastery Series
1.5 CME
Zahra Kassam
Western University
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6 m.
Introduction to Ovarian Masses
<1 m.
Overview & Normal Ovarian Physiology
3 m.
Commonly Seen Ovarian “Cysts”
4 m.
Ultrasound Features of Ovarian Lesions
3 m.
O-RADS Introduction
4 m.
O-RADS Categories
6 m.
Management of Characteristic Ovarian Masses
2 m.
Pelvic MRI Technique & Normal MR Appearance
4 m.
Endometriosis – Introduction
5 m.
Evaluating Endometriosis
2 m.
Pattern 1 – Ovarian Endometrioma
2 m.
Pattern 2 – Superficial Peritoneal Disease
<1 m.
Pattern 2 – Kissing Ovaries – Case
5 m.
Pattern 2 – Filmy Adhesions & Candle Wax Phenomenon
2 m.
Pattern 3 – Deep/Solid Infiltrating Type
4 m.
Pattern 3 – Torus Uterinus
2 m.
Pattern 3 – Rectosigmoid Involvement
<1 m.
Pattern 3 – Rectosigmoid Involvement – Case
4 m.
Three Step Interpretation – Endometriosis
3 m.
Complex Ovarian “Masses” – Overview
2 m.
Teratoma
3 m.
Teratoma – Case
4 m.
Ovarian Torsion
3 m.
Peritoneal Inclusion Cysts Overview with Case
7 m.
Ovarian Tumors on MRI
4 m.
Ovarian Tumor – Case
2 m.
Mucinous Cystadenoma & Epithelial Ovarian Malignancy
2 m.
Ovarian Malignancy – Unspecified – Case
5 m.
Krukenberg Tumors – Case
6 m.
Ovarian Masses – Summary
2 m.
Female Pelvis Imaging
Mastery Series
1.25 CME
Stephen J Pomeranz
ProScan Imaging
Pulsing Sequences
4 m.
Pulsing Sequences Introduction T1
4 m.
Contrast Administration
2 m.
3D Imaging
4 m.
T1 Spin Echo for Pre and Post Contrast Enhanced MRI
4 m.
Endometriosis
5 m.
Ovarian Cystic Lesion: Endometrioma
5 m.
Retrouterine Lesion
4 m.
C-section Scarring Complications and Endometriosis
4 m.
Mature Cystic Teratoma on Ultrasound
4 m.
Ovarian Mass: Mature Cystic Teratoma
3 m.
Ovarian Mass: Mature Cystic Teratoma
2 m.
Mature Cystic Teratoma on DWI
2 m.
Echogenic Ovarian Mass on Ultrasound
1 m.
Mature Cystic Teratoma on CT
2 m.
Mature Cystic Teratoma vs Dermoid
3 m.
Hemorrhagic Cyst vs Teratoma on MRI
3 m.
Adnexal Mass
3 m.
Mature Cystic Teratoma Summary
3 m.
Stromal and Sex Cord Tumors
4 m.
84 Year Old Female with a Right Adnexal Mass
4 m.
Postmenopausal Cystic Lesion Approach
3 m.
Primary Ovarian Mucinous Tumor
5 m.
Ovarian Masses Imaging
2 m.
Ovarian Cancer Tumor Markers
2 m.
Courses
Uterine Imaging
Mastery Series
3 CME
Kathryn McGillen
Penn State University Milton S Hershey Medical Center
Faculty and Planning Disclosure
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2 m.
Hyperplasia
2 m.
Tamoxifen Polyp
2 m.
Carcinoma
3 m.
Carcinoma Companion Case
2 m.
Unknown – Intracavitary Fibroid
2 m.
Unknown – Mobile blood
2 m.
Unknown – Proliferative Endometrium
2 m.
Teaching Point- Endometrium
<1 m.
Introduction- Post Pregnancy Considerations
<1 m.
Endometritis (After C-Section)
3 m.
C- Section Dehiscence
3 m.
C-Section Pseudoaneurysm
3 m.
Retained Products of Conception (RPOC)
3 m.
Retained Products of Conception and Ancillary Findings
4 m.
Arteriovenous Malformation (AVM)
4 m.
Arteriovenous Malformation (AVM) – Companion Case
2 m.
Isthmocele – Three Appearances
3 m.
Teaching Points- Post Pregnancy Considerations
<1 m.
High-Risk OB Imaging
Mastery Series
2.5 CME
Erin Gomez, MD
Johns Hopkins Hospital
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3 m.
Introduction & Anatomy of the Female Pelvis
<1 m.
Location of the Uterus and Ovaries (Non-Pregnant Patient)
2 m.
Uterine Anatomy (Distinct Layers and Serosa)
1 m.
Female Pelvis Anatomy on CT
2 m.
Female Pelvis Anatomy on MRI
1 m.
Female Pelvis Anatomy on US
3 m.
Changes to the Uterus and Ovaries During Pregnancy
2 m.
Ultrasound: First-Line Imaging in the Setting of Pregnancy
1 m.
Indications and Protocols for MRI During Pregnancy
4 m.
MRI Protocols: Appendix, General Abdomen & Placenta
3 m.
Introduction: Normal Pregnancy
2 m.
First Trimester US
3 m.
Second/Third Trimester US
3 m.
First Trimester MR (7 weeks)
3 m.
First Trimester MR (10 weeks)
2 m.
Second/Third Trimester MR
2 m.
Third Trimester MR
2 m.
Second/Third Trimester CT
2 m.
Multiple Gestations (MRI) Dichorionic Triplets
2 m.
Multiple Gestations (MRI) Twins
2 m.
Multiple Gestations (CT)
1 m.
Summary: Multimodal Imaging of Normal Pregnancy
1 m.
Introduction: Abdominopelvic Pathology During Pregnancy
3 m.
Appendicitis
3 m.
Hepatitis
2 m.
Acute Deep Venous Thrombosis
2 m.
Adnexal Mass
2 m.
Second Trimester Pregnancy with Bilateral Adnexal Masses (Teratomas)
4 m.
Ovarian Torsion MR
2 m.
Ovarian Torsion US
3 m.
Summary: Acute Abdominopelvic Pathology During Pregnancy
9 m.
Introduction: Placenta Accreta Spectrum
7 m.
Placenta Accreta
4 m.
Placenta Increta
4 m.
Placenta Percreta
4 m.
Identifying Bladder Dome Invasion
3 m.
Percreta with Bladder Invasion
4 m.
Percreta with Vascular Recruitment
4 m.
CTA: An Occasional Adjunct
5 m.
Summary: Placenta Accreta Spectrum
<1 m.
Introduction: Ectopic Pregnancy
1 m.
Tubal Ectopic Pregnancy
2 m.
Ruptured Tubal Ectopic CT
3 m.
Ruptured Tubal Ectopic US
3 m.
Cervical Ectopic Pregnancy
3 m.
Intra-Abdominal Ectopic Pregnancy
4 m.
Interstitial Ectopic MR
2 m.
Interstitial Ectopic US
2 m.
Cesarean Section Scar Ectopic
2 m.
Summary: Ectopic Pregnancy
<1 m.
Uterine Incarceration
4 m.
Retained products of conception MR, US
5 m.
Uterine Dehiscence
3 m.
Role of Structured Reporting in Interpretation of High-Risk OB Imaging
1 m.
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