Pediatrics

Challenging and Missed Cases in Pediatric Radiology with Dr. Monica Epelman, 6/17/21

55 m.

Pediatric Emergencies Not to Miss on Call: Part 2 with Dr. Grace Mitchell, 5/27/21

53 m.

Mixed Pediatric Cases with Dr. Jennifer Neville Kucera, 4/1/21

49 m.

Pediatric Emergencies Not to Miss on Call: Part 1 with Dr. Grace S. Mitchell, 2/23/21

54 m.

Pediatric Musculoskeletal Cases with Dr. Mahesh Thapa, 7/16/20

1 h.

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3 m.

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1 m.

Introduction to Pediatric Imaging

1 m.

Hyaline Cartilage Anatomy

2 m.

The Physis & Calcification Centers

2 m.

Epiphyseal Cartilage

3 m.

Fibrocartilage & Hyaline Cartilage

5 m.

MR Appearance of Cartilage In Different Age Groups

4 m.

FOPE

3 m.

Lymphoma of the Bone

11 m.

Blount Disease

3 m.

Gymnast’s Wrist

4 m.

Pre-ossification Centers

2 m.

Elbow Effusion

1 m.

OCD In the Elbow

2 m.

Trochlear OCD on MRI

1 m.

Trochlear OCD on Arthrogram

1 m.

Ultrasound Guided Arthrogram Injection

2 m.

OCD In the Capitellum, Loose Body

2 m.

Avascular Necrosis in the Elbow

2 m.

The Fish Tail Deformity

3 m.

OCD In the Knee, LAME

3 m.

Legg-Calvé-Perthes disease on X-Ray

2 m.

Legg-Calvé-Perthes disease on MRI

4 m.

Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis

3 m.

Abscess

3 m.

Infection in the Physis

2 m.

Tug Lesion

6 m.

Salter-Harris Classification System

4 m.

Salter-Harris Fracture on X-Ray

2 m.

Salter-Harris 2 in the Shoulder

2 m.

Salter-Harris 3 in the Knee

2 m.

Salter-Harris 3 on CT Imaging

2 m.

Indications for MRI in a Pediatric Shoulder

3 m.

Performing Arthrograms in the Shoulder

2 m.

Ultrasound Guidance in Shoulder Arthrogram

2 m.

Salter-Harris 5 on MRI

2 m.

Physeal Injury, Cartilage Deformity

4 m.

Chondroblastoma in the Knee

4 m.

Chondroblastoma in the Ankle

4 m.

Anterior Inferior Iliac Spine Avulsion

5 m.

Anterior Talofibular Ligament Avulsion

3 m.

PCL Tear in a Skeletally Mature Patient

3 m.

Jersey Finger

4 m.

Cuboid Impaction Fracture

4 m.

Femoroacetabular Impingement

10 m.

Panner Disease

2 m.

Osteochondral Lesion of the Radial Head

4 m.

Osteochondral Lesion

3 m.

Discoid Meniscus

5 m.

Discoid Meniscus, Wrisberg Variant

4 m.

Plica

3 m.

Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis

4 m.

Pigmented Villonodular Synovitis (PVNS)

4 m.

Osteomyelitis

3 m.

Anorexia Nervosa

2 m.

Chondroblastoma

3 m.

Chondroblastoma in the Shoulder

4 m.

Complex Regional Pain Syndrome

3 m.

Lipoblastoma

3 m.

Leukemia

3 m.

Leukemia, Assessing for Asymmetry

3 m.

Myositis Ossificans

2 m.

Normal Patchy Bone Marrow

3 m.

Osteoblastoma

3 m.

Adamantinoma verus Osteofibrous Dysplasia

1 m.

Osteoid Osteoma in the Foot

2 m.

Osteoid Osteoma in the Finger

2 m.

Salter-Harris Classification

4 m.

Salter-Harris I Injury

1 m.

Salter-Harris II Injury

1 m.

Salter-Harris III Injury

2 m.

Salter-Harris IV Injury

1 m.

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2 m.

Congenital Supratentorial Malformations Introduction

<1 m.

Perisylvian Polymicrogyria

2 m.

Polymicrogyria

1 m.

Polymicrogyria Acquired from Infection

2 m.

Lissencephaly with band type Heterotopia – Severe

3 m.

Lissencephaly – Posterior Involvement

3 m.

Lissencephaly with Agyric Pattern

2 m.

Lissencephaly, Inuetero

2 m.

Lissencephaly – Lacking band type Heterotopia

1 m.

Alobar Holoprosencephaly

2 m.

Semilobar Holoprosencephaly

2 m.

Mild Lobar Holoprosencephaly

2 m.

Syntelencephaly

1 m.

Septo-optic Dysplasia (SOD)

2 m.

Septo-optic Dysplasia (SOD), Schizencephalic Cleft

1 m.

Septo-optic Dysplasia, Ectopic Neurohypophysis

2 m.

Septo-optic Dysplasia, Scizencephalic Cleft – Mild

1 m.

Schizencephaly

1 m.

Bilateral Schizencephaly

2 m.

Subcortical Heterotopia

1 m.

Focal Heterotopia

2 m.

Band Type Heterotopia

1 m.

Agenesis of the Corpus Callosum

2 m.

Agenesis of the Corpus Callosum, Cyst

2 m.

Callosal Dysgenesis

3 m.

Complete Callosal Dysgenesis

2 m.

Middle Fossa Arachnoid Cyst

3 m.

Hemimegalencephaly

5 m.

Corpus Callosum Lipoma

1 m.

Tectal Plate Lipoma

2 m.

Introduction to Infratentorial Defects

<1 m.

Mild Chiari I Malformation

3 m.

Moderate Chiari I with Syringohydromyelia

3 m.

Severe Chiari Malformation with Post Op

4 m.

Asymptomatic Chiari I

3 m.

Borderline Cerebellar Tonsillar Ectopia Vs. Chiari I Malformation

4 m.

Mild Chiari Natural History

2 m.

Chiari II Malformation

4 m.

Chiari II with Interdigitation of gyri

3 m.

Chiari II Malformation, Fetal Imaging

1 m.

Chiari III Malformation

4 m.

Rhombencephalosynapsis

2 m.

Rhombencephalosynapsis, Fetal Imaging

2 m.

Rhombencephalosynapsis, Aqueductal stenosis, Postnatal

2 m.

Joubert Syndrome

3 m.

Osteolipoma

3 m.

Dandy-walker malformation

3 m.

Moderate Severity Dandy-walker Spectrum

3 m.

Mild Severity Dandy-walker spectrum

3 m.

Dandy-walker with Agenesis of the Corpus Callosum

4 m.

Retrovermian Arachnoid Cyst

2 m.

Infravermian Arachnoid Cyst

2 m.

Retrovermian/Infravermian Arachnoid Cyst

2 m.

Infratentorial/Posterior Fossa Defects Conclusion

1 m.

Introduction to Neurocutaneous Syndromes Part 1 (NF1)

<1 m.

Chiari Malformation Type 1 in a Patient with NF1

2 m.

NF1, With Waxing and Waning Cystic Lesion

4 m.

NF1 with Developing Myelin Vacuolization, and Optic Glioma

3 m.

NF1 with Suspicious Lesions and Tortuous Optic Nerve

6 m.

NF1 with Bilateral Thalamic Lesions and Differential Diagnosis

4 m.

Normal Brain MRI in Patients with NF1

4 m.

Mild NF1 Phenotype with Sphenoid Wing Dysplasia

3 m.

NF1 with High Grade Glioma

2 m.

NF1 with Bilateral Optic Nerve Glioma

2 m.

Focal Optic Pathway Glioma in NF1

3 m.

NF1 with Fusiform Optic Pathway Glioma

2 m.

NF1 with Optic Chiasmatic Glioma

2 m.

NF1 with Evolution of Optic Nerve Glioma

4 m.

NF1 with Optic Pathway Glioma and Moyamoya Disease

5 m.

Developing Right Fusiform Optic Glioma

2 m.

Glaucoma, an Orbital Manifestation of NF1

2 m.

NF1 with a Brain Stem Lesion and Optic Nerve Glioma

3 m.

NF1 with Buphthalmos and Orbital Plexiform Neurofibroma

3 m.

MRI Appearance of Sphenoid Wing Dysplasia in NF1

1 m.

NF1 with Moyamoya Vasculopathy

3 m.

Neurocutaneous Syndromes Part 1 (NF1) Summary

2 m.

Tuberous Sclerosis Complex (TSC): Cerebral tuber, SENs, SEGA

8 m.

Mosaic Tuberous Sclerosis Complex (TSC)

3 m.

Tuberous Sclerosis Complex: Seizure localization by SISCOM

6 m.

Tuberous Sclerosis Complex: Grid electrode implantation

5 m.

Tuberous Sclerosis Complex (TSC): Astrocytic Hamartoma

4 m.

Tuberous Sclerosis Complex (TSC): Mylemic Edema, Moderate to Severe Lesion Burden

5 m.

Tuberous Sclerosis Complex (TSC): Severe Cortical Dysplasia

3 m.

Tuberous Sclerosis Complex (TSC) Presentation in Neonates

6 m.

Intracranial Manifestation of Tuberous Sclerosis Complex

3 m.

Proper MRI Sequences to Evaluate TSC Lesions

5 m.

Evolution of SEGA after MTOR Therapy

4 m.

SEGA Resection After Partial response to MTOR Inhibitor

3 m.

CSF Pulsation Flow Void Artifact Mimicking SEGA

2 m.

Genetic Proximity of Tuberous Sclerosis Complex 2 and ADPKD

3 m.

TSC with Bone Sclerosis and Skin Thickening

2 m.

Tuberous Sclerosis Complex (TSC): Corpus Callosotomy

5 m.

Introduction to Neurocutaneous Syndromes Part 3 (NF2 and Other)

<1 m.

Unilateral Vestibular Schwannoma

5 m.

Incidentally Discovered NF2

2 m.

NF2, MISME Syndrome, Cavernous Sinus Meningioma

3 m.

Complex NF2 From Detection: Surgical Approach

7 m.

Complex NF2: Additional Lesions

6 m.

Meningiomas and Large Ependymoma

2 m.

NF2: Multiple Intracranial Manifestations

3 m.

NF2: Manifestations of multiple CPA Meningiomas

3 m.

Sturge Weber Syndrome

5 m.

Sturge Weber Syndrome: Ribbon-like Cortical Calcification

2 m.

Sturge Weber Syndrome: Progression of Disease

3 m.

Glaucoma in the Setting of Sturge Weber Syndrome

5 m.

Sturge Weber Calcifications Mistaken for Blood Products

3 m.

Bilateral Occipital Sturge Weber Syndrome

3 m.

Von Hippel-Lindau Disease (VHL)

6 m.

Von Hippel-Lindau Disease (VHL), Recurrent Non-Cystic Hemangioblastomas

4 m.

McCune Albright Syndrome: Polyostotic Fibrous Dysplasia

6 m.

CLOVES Syndrome

4 m.

Neurocutaneous Melanosis

5 m.

PHACE Syndrome

6 m.

Neurocutaneous Syndromes Part 3 (NF2 and Other) Summary

1 m.

10 month old infant with repeated infections of right upper lobe

3 m.

14 day old male with congenital heart disease & 1 day old male with gallstones

6 m.

2 newborns with antenatal diagnosis of renal disease, oligohydramnios

9 m.

5 year old presents with abdominal pain & vomiting

7 m.

Newborn with antenatal diagnosis of bilateral hydronephrosis

7 m.

10 month old with diarrhea and abdominal pain

3 m.

10 year old male with scrotal swelling

3 m.

Newborn with antenatal diagnosis of bilateral hydronephrosis - Follow Up

5 m.

Newborn born with multiple complications

5 m.

18 year old with headaches and altered mental status

8 m.

Pediatric patient with mass in the left neck

5 m.

Newborn with bilious vomiting

6 m.

Pediatric patient presents with dysphagia

4 m.

Introduction: The Importance of MRI in Imaging Renal Masses

5 m.

Assessing Masses Based on Size and Enhancement

5 m.

Enhancement Phases in the Kidney

1 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

7 m.

Diffusion Restriction in Recurrence

3 m.

Diffusion Restriction in Hypernephroma

1 m.

Low Signal Lesions on T2 Imaging

4 m.

45-Yr-Old with Incidental Right Renal Mass

3 m.

Evaluating the Vascular Characteristics of the Mass

5 m.

Classifying Lesions with the Bosniak Classification

4 m.

Lower Pole Hyperintense Lesion

3 m.

Additional Lesion Review

2 m.

65 Year Old Female, Mass Discovered on CT Imaging

3 m.

5 Year Old, Incidentally Discovered Abdominal Mass

4 m.

Differentiating Wilm’s Tumor from Other Kidney Masses

6 m.

Histologic Biomarkers on GRE

3 m.

Vascular Assessment in Pediatric Renal Tumors

2 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

5 m.

Characteristics of Renal Cysts

3 m.

Implications of Renal Cysts In Pediatric Patients

4 m.

Neuroblastoma

1 m.

AML

5 m.

AML Defined

3 m.

Dixon Method

4 m.

Vascular Enhancement in AML

2 m.

Diffusion Characteristics of AML

3 m.

Signal Intensity Index

2 m.

AML Signs

4 m.

AML Wrap Up

3 m.

Introduction to Fetal Heart and Great Vessel

1 m.

Why Is Fetal Heart Evaluation So Important?

3 m.

Why Do We Struggle So Much?

4 m.

Step 1 – Identify Chambers

3 m.

Step 2 – Evaluate Chamber Size

4 m.

Step 3 – Black Blood in LV

4 m.

Step 4 – Assess Heart Size

1 m.

Step 5 – Assess Valves

5 m.

Step 6 – Mediastinal Position and Shift

4 m.

Step 7 – Axis

4 m.

Step 8 – Situs

2 m.

Getting the 4 Chamber View

5 m.

Putting It All Together

4 m.

The Great Vessels Introduction

1 m.

The LVOT

2 m.

The RVOT

2 m.

How to Obtain the LVOT

2 m.

How to Obtain the RVOT

2 m.

3 Vessel View

5 m.

Other Helpful Views

5 m.

Case Review

9 m.

Echogenic Intracardiac Focus

3 m.

Final Takeaways

2 m.

Pediatric Epilepsy: What The Radiologist Needs to Know, Dr. Felice D’Arco (7-11-24)

53 m.

Imaging Pregnant and Pediatric Patients, Dr M Mahesh (4-11-24)

1 h.

A Beginner's Guide to CT for Coronary Artery Anomalies, Christy Pomeranz (3-14-24)

42 m.

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

1 h.

Pediatric MSK Cases - Jeopardy Style, Dr. Jonathan Samet (9-28-23)

1 h.

Approach to Pediatric Bone Lesions, Jonathan Samet (6-29-23)

54 m.

The Fountain of Youth - Pediatric Genitourinary Ultrasound, Barbara K. Pawley (1-12-23)

54 m.

Pediatric Genitourinary Imaging, Dr. Brandon P. Brown (9-22-22)

1 h.

Classifications of Supratentorial Malformations of Cortical Development, Dr. Asim F. Choudhri (7/21/22)

59 m.

MR Evaluation of Placenta Accreta Spectrum, Erin Gomez, MD, 06/30/2022

1 h.

Imaging of Ovarian Tumors with Emphasis on Differential Diagnosis, Satomi Kawamoto, MD, 05/19/22

52 m.

Imaging Evaluation of Pediatric Renal Masses: Practical Approach, Dr. Edward Lee, 04/07/22

38 m.

Pediatric Posterior Fossa Tumors, Dr. Melike Guryildirim, 03/10/22

1 h.

Pediatric Neurointerventional Radiology, Dr. Karen S. Chen, (11/11/21)

49 m.

Managing Radiation Risks in Medical X-ray Imaging, Dr. Mahadevappa Mahesh, (08/24/21)

38 m.

Phakomatoses: Molecules to Morphology, Dr. Mai-Lan Ho (07/12/21)

53 m.

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

56 m.

Don't Touch Pediatric Skeletal Lesions, Dr. Grace S. Mitchell (4-9-21)

59 m.

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

1 h.

US in the Analysis of Pelvic Pain in Girls and Female Adolescents, Dr. Harris Cohen (3-12-21)

1 h.

Head US in Neonatal Encephalopathy, Dr. Monica S. Epelman (3-1-21)

56 m.

The Many Faces of Intracranial Infection, Dr. Tracy Kilborn (2-10-21)

45 m.

Injuries and Unique Conditions of the Pediatric Knee, Dr. Michael A. Davis (1-26-21)

50 m.

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

43 m.

Pediatric Chest Emergencies, Dr. Dhanashree A Rajderkar (11-30-20)

57 m.

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

1 h.

Imaging of the Paranasal Sinuses, Dr. William O'Brien (11-9-20)

1 h.

Congenital Lung Lesions, Dr. Grace S. Mitchell (10/30/20)

1 h.

Pediatric Adrenal Lesions and Mimics, Dr. Narendra Shet (8-10-20)

48 m.

Uniquely Pediatric Upper Extremity Injuries, Dr. Mahesh Thapa (7-8-20)

56 m.

Location-Based Differential Diagnosis of Pediatric Brain Tumors, Dr. Sheng-Che Hung (6-23-20)

55 m.

Uniquely Pediatric Knee Injuries, Dr. Mahesh Thapa (5-28-20)

1 h.

Radiologic Assessment of Pediatric Foot Alignment, Dr. Mahesh Thapa (5-13-20)

1 h.