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Live breast imaging webinars ranging from basic to advanced. All sessions are free for members and may include a fee for nonmembers depending on the topic.
Speakers: Niketa Kataria, MD and Juan D. Guerrero-Calderon, MD
Speakers: Laura Dean, MD and Shaista Saeed, MBBS
Speakers: Kathryn Zamora, MD, Kristen Coffey, MD, FSBI, Manisha Bahl, MD, FSBI, and Samantha Heller, MD, PhD, FSBI
Aproximadamente el 40% de las mujeres mayores de 40 años de edad tienen senos densos...
nflammatory breast conditions span a broad spectrum from common benign entities such as lactational mastitis...
Breast imaging radiologists play a crucial role in the early detection of breast cancer, but there are a number of factors ...
Accurate assignment of the Method of Detection (MOD) is a straightforward yet impactful practice that supports standardized reporting...
This webinar is a comprehensive review of breast cryoablation. The talk reviews the existing literature...
Management of high-risk lesions is known to be variable, in part due to gaps in evidence. However, newer understanding of the natural history...
Can you crack the case? Join six emerging medical professionals—three medical students and three residents—as they present compelling clinical cases ...
Many resident and fellowship curricula lack dedicated education on relevant early career topics. This webinar series will provide...
This webinar presents an overview of the current societal recommendations regarding breast cancer risk assessment in routine practice...
There has been substantial evolution in the literature surrounding the detection and management of architectural distortion after the implementation of Digital Breast...
Although remote and hybrid work models are preferred by many practicing breast radiologists, remote working models remain largely underutilized by many breast...
Pediatric breast imaging cases can be challenging for radiologists, trainees and even technologists. Breast masses in children...
Missed and misinterpreted breast cancers can be visualized on retrospective review of a patient’s prior imaging and may be the result of a variety of factors...
The transition from training to independent practice presents unique challenges for breast imaging radiologists. This comprehensive three-part series addresses...
Breast imaging radiologists play a central role in the early detection of breast cancer. However, the detection of breast cancer often involves complex perceptual,...
Screening for breast cancer and/or the management of breast symptoms and signs in patients who are pregnant or lactating remain a challenge for radiologists...
Bias in artificial intelligence (AI) is a complex, context-dependent topic. Understanding and identifying sources of bias in imaging AI can mitigate...
Although uncommon, male breast cancer has a rising incidence worldwide and poses an important health problem for individual patients...
Breast imaging in the emergency room be challenging to the on-call radiologists and trainees. There is a paucity of formal training and education...
Many radiologists are unfamiliar with the appropriate imaging recommendations for transgender patients nor the diversity of this patient population...
Radiologists should be familiar with normal and abnormal findings encountered in imaging of the reconstructed breast. Radiologists should also know...
Breast imaging radiologists play a central and critical role in the early detection of breast cancer. Complex perceptual and cognitive tasks ...
Case-based learning is an important of learning radiology and maintaining an active and updated understanding of the field...
As one of the core values of the Society of Breast Imaging, patient-centered care calls for breast imaging radiologists to collaborate with patients in shared decision-making...
