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NASCI Annual Course offers a variety of engaging session formats such as roundtables, abstract presentations, and case-based reviews. Providing attendees with expert insight and perspectives on protocols, clinical research, and hot topics in the Cardiovascular Imaging field
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-MR/CT/US Imaging and its current role of common disease detection & management -Topics in the latest MSK treatments developed with imaging guidance & interventional techniques -Emphasis on the pediatric population will be presented
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LEARN is a 2.5-day course for practicing endovascular specialists and fellows involved in peripheral artery disease (PAD) or interested in starting a PAD practice. LEARN offers review of the most current techniques in overall management of the PAD patient, from diagnosis through treatment and follow-up, and includes examination of claudication and critical limb ischemia.
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The 2019 SCBT-MR Annual Course offers a variety of engaging session formats such as debates, roundtables, scientific abstract presentations, and workshops. Focusing on innovation in 2019, the theme for this year’s Annual Meeting in Denver is “Mile High Innovation to Practice”. The meeting will provide attendees with expert insight and perspectives on protocols, clinical research, and hot topics on innovation in the field of Radiology. A broad range of imaging topics.
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ACTiVE: SIR’s dedicated VTE learning opportunity, delivers comprehensive education in the management of venous thromboembolic (VTE) disease and is designed to meet educational needs in this space head on with evidence-based approaches to interventional and medical management of VTE patients. Receive hands-on experience with the newest devices and technologies and network with physician leaders and industry partners.
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The SIR Stroke Imaging Boot Camp will provide practicing diagnostic and interventional radiologists with intensive hands-on continuing education in the neuroimaging workup of patients presenting with stroke symptoms. Attendees can expect to review a minimum of 50 cases in an intimate, proctored environment.
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From trauma to tumors, the program incorporates the full spectrum of imaging modalities with CT, MRI, ultrasound, plain film radiography, nuclear medicine and catheter angiography. Speakers will focus not only on the conventional radiographic findings and differentials for acute/critical pathology, but will discuss new and innovative imaging and treatment technology.
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Over 25 hours of meeting time, Debates with Top Specialists,Round Tables - Small Group Discussion with the Experts Image Interpretation Panel Team Competition,Cases We'd Like to Do Over, Scientific Research, Network with Experts and Peers
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Over 25 hours of meeting time Debates with Top Specialists Round Tables - Small Group Discussion with the Experts Image Interpretation Panel Team Competition Cases We'd Like to Do Over Scientific Research Network with Experts and Peers
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