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Radiology Trends for Technologists
Controversies in Contrast Material-Induced Acute Kidney Injury
An investigation that questions the incidence, severity, and correlation of acute kidney injury caused by intravascular iodinated contrast material.
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Radiology Trends for Technologists
Coronary Vein Classification with CT
The role of coronary CT angiography is presented in the anatomic classification, assessment of anatomic variants, and pathologic changes in the coronary venous system.
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Radiology Trends for Technologists
Correlative Imaging of the Tarsometatarsal Joint
The anatomy, injury mechanisms, classification systems, and imaging features of injuries to the tarsometatarsal joint are reviewed.
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Radiology Trends for Technologists
CT and FDG PET of Tracheobronchial Tree Tumors
A presentation of the many types of tracheobronchial tree tumors and their characteristics, which often differ visually and metabolically on CT and PET.
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Radiology Trends for Technologists
CT and MR of the Aortic Valve
Imaging techniques and abnormalities of the aortic valve are presented.
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Radiology Trends for Technologists
CT Angiography and Cardiovascular Disease Characterization
A review of the evolution of CT angiography from its development and early challenges to a maturing modality that has provided unique insights into cardiovascular disease and management.
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Thematic Courses
CT CrossTrainer
SHORT: The CT CrossTrainer presents all of the essential physical principles, unique jargon and clinical imaging strategies of CT.
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Radiology Trends for Technologists
CT Enterography
An overview of CT enterography as an emerging alternative to traditional fluoroscopy for assessing small bowel disorders.
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Radiology Trends for Technologists
CT of Congenital Heart Disease
The role of multi-detector CT as an adjunct to echo-cardiography for evaluating congenital heart disease is presented.
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Radiology Trends for Technologists
CT of Coronary Artery Disease – Latest Developments
A presentation of how rapidly evolving CT technology and a reduction in radiation dose have led to new applications, improved clinical cardiovascular disease management, and increased emphasis on cost-effectiveness.












