Body: Genitourinary (GU)

Challenging Body Case 1

7 m.

Challenging Body Case 2

8 m.

Challenging Body Case 3

6 m.

Challenging Body Case 4

8 m.

Challenging Body Case 5

8 m.

Challenging Body Case 6

8 m.

Challenging Body Case 7

7 m.

Challenging Body Case 8

6 m.

Challenging Body Case 9

5 m.

Imaging of Uncommon GI/GU Disorders Case 1

15 m.

Imaging of Uncommon GI/GU Disorders Case 2

13 m.

Imaging of Uncommon GI/GU Disorders Case 3

6 m.

Imaging of Uncommon GI/GU Disorders Case 4

5 m.

Imaging of Uncommon GI/GU Disorders Case 5

8 m.

Imaging of Uncommon GI/GU Disorders Case 6

3 m.

Imaging of Uncommon GI/GU Disorders Case 7

7 m.

Course Evaluation: Imaging of Uncommon GI/GU Disorders Expert Case Review

Course Recommendations

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.

Case 1 - 57-year-old female presents with history of right renal mass

Case 2 - 40-year-old male presents with a right renal mass

Case 3 - 47-year-old male presents with right renal mass and left adrenal nodule

Case 4 - 65-year-old male presents with history of exophytic lesion

Case 5 - 53-year-old female presents with history of kidney stones

Case 6 - 43-year-old female presents with renal mass

Case 7 - 5-year-old female presents with right renal mass

Case 8 - 6-year-old male presents with tumor, evaluate horseshoe kidney

Case 9 - 72-year-old female presents with renal mass

Case 10 - 60-year-old male presents with right renal mass

Case 11 - 55-year-old male presents with abnormal findings of the right kidney

Case 12 - 82-year-old female presents with dorsalgia, back pain

Case 13 - 50-year-old male presents with bilateral low back pain

Case 14 - 29-year-old male has had benign tumors removed from eyes and kidneys

Case 15 - 55-year-old female should be evaluated for neoplasm of the liver

Case 16 - 64-year-old female presents with right renal mass

Case 17 - 76-year-old female presents with history of adrenal abnormality

Case 18 - 69-year-old female referred for MRI subsequent to moderate symptoms from kidneys

Case 19 - 91-year-old male presents with history of chronic kidney disease

Case 20 - 67-year-old female presents with low back pain and left flank pain

Case 21 - 49-year-old male presents with renal mass

Case 22 - 64-year-old female presents with history of kidney stones and renal mass

Case 23 - 78-year-old female presents with left renal mass

Case 24 - 70-year-old female presents with left renal mass

Case 25 - 72-year-old male presents with left renal mass

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4 m.

Introduction to Ultrasound of Renal Transplant

1 m.

Normal Renal Transplant Anatomy (Diagram)

1 m.

Normal Renal Transplant Anatomy – Ultrasound (Case Review)

5 m.

Normal Renal Transplant Anatomy - Immediate Post-op US

4 m.

Normal Renal Transplant Anatomy - En-Bloc Transplant

2 m.

Normal Renal Transplant Anatomy - En-Bloc Transplant (Case)

5 m.

Hydronephrosis Due to Stricture

2 m.

Hydronephrosis Due to Nephrolithiasis

2 m.

Gas in the Collecting System Due to Reflux

2 m.

Pyelitis

2 m.

Pyelonephritis

2 m.

Renal Infarct

2 m.

Neoplasm – Renal Cell Carcinoma

2 m.

Neoplasm – Post-Transplant Lymphoproliferative Disorder

2 m.

Post-Transplant Lymphoproliferative Disorder Metastatic

1 m.

Collections – Hematoma

2 m.

Collections – Urinoma

2 m.

Acute Tubular Necrosis

3 m.

Acute Rejection

3 m.

Chronic Rejection/Drug Toxicity

3 m.

Renal Artery Stenosis

4 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

1 m.

Pseudoaneurysm

1 m.

Arteriovenous Fistula (AVF)

2 m.

Complications Summary

3 m.

Introduction to Penile Imaging

3 m.

Anatomy of the Penis

10 m.

Anatomy of the Suspensory Ligament

4 m.

Penile Mass (Anatomy on MRI)

8 m.

MRI Protocol for Penile Imaging

3 m.

Peyronie Disease

3 m.

Calcified Peyronie Disease

4 m.

Inflammatory Peyronie Disease

2 m.

Known Peyronie Disease – Post Repair

3 m.

Trauma/Penile Fracture

1 m.

Fracture of the Corpus Cavernosa

5 m.

Fracture of the Corpa Spongiosa

5 m.

Hematoma in the Corpa Cavernoma

3 m.

Tear of the Suspensory Ligament

3 m.

Hematoma of the Bulbous Urethra

4 m.

Penile Prosthesis

7 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

2 m.

Aneurysm of the Cylinder

2 m.

2nd Prosthesis Placement, Infection

6 m.

Crossover of Cylinders

<1 m.

Reporting of Penile Prosthesis

3 m.

Penile Neoplasms

2 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

2 m.

Urethral cancer

3 m.

Postoperative Patient

7 m.

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9 m.

An Introduction to Prostate Imaging

2 m.

Why Use MRI for Prostate Imaging?

6 m.

Using MRI in Tier Assessment

2 m.

Assigning Tiers to Prostate Cancer Patients

2 m.

Indications for Surveillance Part 1

6 m.

Indications for Surveillance Part 2

2 m.

Prostate MRI Protocols

6 m.

Utilizing the Sequences

11 m.

Position Statement

3 m.

Zonal Anatomy

4 m.

Subdividing the Prostate Zones in the Axial Plane

3 m.

Coronal Anatomy

4 m.

Proximal to Distal Anatomy

5 m.

Sagittal Anatomy

5 m.

Axial Anatomy

11 m.

Prostate Anatomy on MRI in the Sagittal Projection

8 m.

Utilizing the Axial Sequence

4 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

1 m.

PI-RADS Assessment in the PZ

5 m.

PI-RADS Assessment in the TZ

5 m.

Introduction to T-Staging

5 m.

Pathologic Staging

3 m.

Advanced T-Staging

3 m.

Anatomic Staging/Prognostic Groups

5 m.

Defining Benign Prostatic Hypertrophy

2 m.

Categorizing BPH

3 m.

BPH: Lobar Classifications

2 m.

Lobar Type 1

1 m.

BPH: Sonographic Classification

3 m.

BPH Case Example: Balanced BPH

1 m.

BPH Pitfalls

2 m.

BPH Pitfalls 2

2 m.

Case Review: PI-RADS 1

21 m.

Case Review: BPH

7 m.

Case Review: Assessing PI-RADS 1 with 3D Imaging

17 m.

Case Review: PI-RADS 2

5 m.

Case Review: PI-RADS 3 & 4

5 m.

Case Review: PI-RADS 2B

3 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

7 m.

Case Review: PI-RADS 5 and Applying T-Stage Scoring

8 m.

Case Review: PI-RADS 4-5

8 m.

Case Review: PI-RADS 4 Compare with prior 3T

11 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

8 m.

Case Review: PI-RADS 4, Initially mis-read as PI-RADS 2

7 m.

Case Review: PI-RADS 5 with Additional Lesions

9 m.

Case Review: Utilizing the Leikert Grading System

6 m.

Case Review: Pitfall – The T2 Blackout Sign

5 m.

Case Review: When the Diffusion Imaging Fails

3 m.

Case Review: When not to use the Leikert Grading System

5 m.

Case Review: Interesting Case of PI-RADS 4

6 m.

Introduction PI-RADS 2.1

2 m.

Overview of PI-RADS 2.1

2 m.

Changes in 2.1

2 m.

Revisions in 2.1

2 m.

New in 2.1 & Ellipsoid Volume

4 m.

Ellipsoid Volume

4 m.

Image Acquisition T2WI

2 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

3 m.

Assessment of T2W in the Transitional Zone Score 2

3 m.

Score 2 T2- Summary

2 m.

TZ Nodules & their Corresponding Scores

2 m.

PI-RADS 2 vs. PI-RADS 3

1 m.

Diagrammatic TZ assessment

6 m.

Image Interpretation DCE: Modified Criteria

2 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

2 m.

Normal Anterior Fibromuscular Stroma (AFM)

1 m.

Anterior Fibromuscular Stroma (AFMS)- Malignancy Criteria

1 m.

Anterior Fibromuscular Stroma (AFMS)- Advanced Problem Solving

3 m.

Gleason 8 Lesion

5 m.

Peripheral Zone Postrial Medial (PZpm) on MRI

2 m.

PI-RADS 2.1 Pitfalls

3 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

1 m.

Caveats for Assessment: Category X- Summary

3 m.

PI-RADS 5 with Extraprostatic Extension

3 m.

Imaging Artifact in Patient Post UroLift Procedure

3 m.

Using Multiparametric MRI for Active Surveillance

3 m.

Case 1 - 64-year-old male presents with elevated PSA

Case 2 - 64-year-old male presents with prostate cancer

Case 3 - 80-year-old male presents with malignant neoplasm of prostate

Case 4 - 67-year-old male presents with elevated PSA

Case 5 - 60-year-old male presents with increasing PSA levels

Case 6 - 65-year-old male presents with an elevated PSA

Case 7 - 77-year-old male presents with prostate cancer

Case 8 - 58-year-old male presents with prostate cancer

Case 9 - 61-year-old male presents with elevated PSA

Case 10 - 62-year-old male presents with prostate cancer

Case 11 - 72-year-old male presents with prostate cancer

Case 12 - 62-year-old male presents with elevated PSA level

Case 13 - 57-year-old male presents with elevated PSA

Case 14 - 68-year-old male presents with history of prostate cancer

Case 15 - 60-year-old male presents with elevated PSA

Case 16 - 71-year-old male presents with elevated PSA level

Case 17 - 61-year-old male presents with elevated PSA level

Case 18 - 56-year-old male presents with abnormal PSA

Case 19 - 67-year-old male presents with prostate cancer on surveillance

Case 20 - 63-year-old male presents with elevated PSA

Case 21 - 65-year-old male presents with elevated PSA level

Case 22 - 51-year-old male presents with elevated PSA level

Case 23 - 77-year-old male presents with elevated PSA level

Case 24 - 68-year-old male presents with enlarged prostate and elevated PSA

Case 25 - 82-year-old male presents with malignant neoplasm of the prostate

26a - History: 65-year-old male presents with elevated PSA

26b - Answer: 65-year-old male presents with elevated PSA

27a - History: 58-year-old male presents with malignant neoplasm of the prostate

27b - Answer: 58-year-old male presents with malignant neoplasm of the prostate

28a - History: 75-year-old male presents with elevated PSA level

28b - Answer: 75-year-old male presents with elevated PSA level

29a - History: 59-year-old male presents with elevated PSA

29b - Answer: 59-year-old male presents with elevated PSA

30a - History: 58-year-old male presents with malignant neoplasm of prostate

30b - Answer: 58-year-old male presents with malignant neoplasm of prostate

31a - History: 63-year-old male presents with malignant neoplasm of prostate gland

31b - Answer: 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

32b - Answer: 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

33b - Answer: 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

34b - Answer: 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

35b - Answer: 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

36b - Answer: 67-year-old male presents with elevated PSA of 7.03 ng/mL

37a - History: 62-year-old male presents with elevated PSA level

37b - Answer: 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

38b - Answer: 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

39b - Answer: 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

40b - Answer: 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

41b - Answer: 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

42b - Answer: 62-year-old male presents with elevated PSA level measuring 7.08 ng/mL

43a - History: 63-year-old male presents with elevated PSA

43b - Answer: 63-year-old male presents with elevated PSA

44a - History: 87-year-old male presents with prostate cancer, rectal cancer

44b - Answer: 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

45b - Answer: 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

46b - Answer: 46-year-old male presents with hematospermia for the past 6-7 months

47a - History: 75-year-old male presents with prostate neoplasm

47b - Answer: 75-year-old male presents with prostate neoplasm

48a - History: 76-year-old male presents with elevated PSA level

48b - Answer: 76-year-old male presents with elevated PSA level

49a - History: 79-year-old male presents with elevated PSA level

49b - Answer: 79-year-old male presents with elevated PSA level

50a - History: 66-year-old male presents with elevated PSA

50b - Answer: 66-year-old male presents with elevated PSA

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1 m.

Introduction and Embryology

2 m.

Anatomy and Indications for Scrotal Imaging

5 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

3 m.

Left Partial Torsion

2 m.

Fournier’s Gangrene

2 m.

Epididymo-orchitis and Severe Infection

2 m.

Right Epididymo-orchitis

<1 m.

Left Infarction

1 m.

Intra and Extra Testicular Abscess

1 m.

Lymphoma

1 m.

Varicocele

1 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

1 m.

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5 m.

Introduction to Ovarian Masses

<1 m.

Overview & Normal Ovarian Physiology

3 m.

Commonly Seen Ovarian “Cysts”

3 m.

Ultrasound Features of Ovarian Lesions

2 m.

O-RADS Introduction

4 m.

O-RADS Categories

6 m.

Management of Characteristic Ovarian Masses

1 m.

Pelvic MRI Technique & Normal MR Appearance

3 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

3 m.

Pattern 3 – Torus Uterinus

1 m.

Pattern 3 – Rectosigmoid Involvement

<1 m.

Pattern 3 – Rectosigmoid Involvement – Case

3 m.

Three Step Interpretation – Endometriosis

3 m.

Complex Ovarian “Masses” – Overview

1 m.

Teratoma

3 m.

Teratoma – Case

3 m.

Ovarian Torsion

2 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

4 m.

Krukenberg Tumors – Case

5 m.

Ovarian Masses – Summary

1 m.

Pulsing Sequences

4 m.

Pulsing Sequences Introduction T1

4 m.

Contrast Administration

1 m.

3D Imaging

3 m.

T1 Spin Echo for Pre and Post Contrast Enhanced MRI

4 m.

Endometriosis

4 m.

Ovarian Cystic Lesion: Endometrioma

5 m.

Retrouterine Lesion

4 m.

C-section Scarring Complications and Endometriosis

4 m.

Mature Cystic Teratoma on Ultrasound

3 m.

Ovarian Mass: Mature Cystic Teratoma

2 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

1 m.

Mature Cystic Teratoma vs Dermoid

3 m.

Hemorrhagic Cyst vs Teratoma on MRI

2 m.

Adnexal Mass

2 m.

Mature Cystic Teratoma Summary

3 m.

Stromal and Sex Cord Tumors

3 m.

84 Year Old Female with a Right Adnexal Mass

3 m.

Postmenopausal Cystic Lesion Approach

2 m.

Primary Ovarian Mucinous Tumor

5 m.

Ovarian Masses Imaging

2 m.

Ovarian Cancer Tumor Markers

1 m.

Case 1 - 50-year-old female presents with right hip pain

Case 2 - 16-year-old female case to evaluate a mass

Case 3 - 46-year-old female presents with history of fibroids and pelvic mass

Case 4 - 49-year-old male presents with metastatic GIST

Case 5 - This 42-year-old female presents with generalized abdominal pain

Case 6 - 15-year-old female presents with pelvic mass and vaginal bleeding

Case 7 - 65-year-old female presents with pelvic mass seen on lumbar MRI

Case 8 - 84-year-old female presents with pelvic mass seen on prior CT

Case 9 - 48-year-old female presents with pelvic mass

Case 10 - 11-year-old female presents with history of pelvic mass

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2 m.

Introduction to Uterine Imaging

<1 m.

Normal Anatomy Review on Illustrations

2 m.

Ultrasound Anatomy

4 m.

Probe Position/Version/Flexion

5 m.

Anterior/Posterior Compartments

1 m.

Introduction to Mullerian Duct Anomalies (MDA)

4 m.

Agenesis

3 m.

Unicornuate with Rudimentary Horn

4 m.

Didelphys Uterus – Pediatric

4 m.

Didelphys Uterus – Adult

3 m.

Unknown case – Septate (Complete Septate Uterus)

6 m.

Complete Septate MRI (Fibrous Septum)

5 m.

Partial Septate on US

2 m.

Bicornuate Uterus - Case 1

3 m.

Bicornuate Uterus - Case 2

1 m.

Mullerian Duct Anomalies (MDA) – Teaching Points

1 m.

Introduction and Positioning- IUD

3 m.

Normal Position of IUD

2 m.

Abnormal Position – Question of Embedded IUD

3 m.

Malpositioned IUD – Embedded in Myometrium

2 m.

Abnormal Retroverted IUD – Embedded

3 m.

IUD – Serosal Perforation

3 m.

IUD Failure Resulting in Pregnant

2 m.

IUD – Teaching Points

1 m.

Adenomyosis – Introduction

5 m.

Adenomyosis Nodules

2 m.

Adenomyosis – Cysts in 26 y/o Patient

2 m.

Venetian Blind Appearance of Adenomyosis

2 m.

Multiple Imaging Findings of Adenomyosis

3 m.

Adenomyosis on MRI – Focal Thickening

2 m.

Classic Adenomyosis on MRI – T2 Cysts

1 m.

Adenomyosis – Problem Solving with MRI

3 m.

Adenomyosis – Problem solving MRI with Endometrioma

3 m.

Adenomyosis – Teaching Points

1 m.

Fibroids – Introduction

5 m.

Fibroids

1 m.

MRI Red Fibroid

5 m.

Lipoleiomyoma

2 m.

MRI Lipoleiomyoma

3 m.

Necrotic Fibroid

4 m.

Teaching Point – Normal Thickness by Age/Cycle

<1 m.

Teaching Point - Postmenopausal Endometrium

4 m.

Polyps

2 m.

Atypical Polyp

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

1 m.

Teaching Point- Endometrium

<1 m.

Introduction- Post Pregnancy Considerations

<1 m.

Endometritis (After C-Section)

2 m.

C- Section Dehiscence

3 m.

C-Section Pseudoaneurysm

3 m.

Retained Products of Conception (RPOC)

2 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

2 m.

Teaching Points- Post Pregnancy Considerations

<1 m.

Suggested Reading

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3 m.

Introduction & Anatomy of the Female Pelvis

<1 m.

Location of the Uterus and Ovaries (Non-Pregnant Patient)

1 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

2 m.

Changes to the Uterus and Ovaries During Pregnancy

1 m.

Ultrasound: First-Line Imaging in the Setting of Pregnancy

1 m.

Indications and Protocols for MRI During Pregnancy

3 m.

MRI Protocols: Appendix, General Abdomen & Placenta

3 m.

Introduction: Normal Pregnancy

1 m.

First Trimester US

3 m.

Second/Third Trimester US

2 m.

First Trimester MR (7 weeks)

2 m.

First Trimester MR (10 weeks)

1 m.

Second/Third Trimester MR

1 m.

Third Trimester MR

1 m.

Second/Third Trimester CT

1 m.

Multiple Gestations (MRI) Dichorionic Triplets

1 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

2 m.

Appendicitis

3 m.

Hepatitis

2 m.

Acute Deep Venous Thrombosis

1 m.

Adnexal Mass

1 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

8 m.

Introduction: Placenta Accreta Spectrum

6 m.

Placenta Accreta

4 m.

Placenta Increta

4 m.

Placenta Percreta

3 m.

Identifying Bladder Dome Invasion

3 m.

Percreta with Bladder Invasion

4 m.

Percreta with Vascular Recruitment

4 m.

CTA: An Occasional Adjunct

4 m.

Summary: Placenta Accreta Spectrum

<1 m.

Introduction: Ectopic Pregnancy

1 m.

Tubal Ectopic Pregnancy

2 m.

Ruptured Tubal Ectopic CT

2 m.

Ruptured Tubal Ectopic US

3 m.

Cervical Ectopic Pregnancy

2 m.

Intra-Abdominal Ectopic Pregnancy

3 m.

Interstitial Ectopic MR

1 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.

Endometriosis on MRI Case 1

5 m.

Endometriosis on MRI Case 2

7 m.

Endometriosis on MRI Case 3

6 m.

Endometriosis on MRI Case 4

4 m.

Endometriosis on MRI Case 5

5 m.

Endometriosis on MRI Case 6

7 m.

Endometriosis on MRI Case 7

4 m.

Endometriosis on MRI Case 8

2 m.

Endometriosis on MRI Case 9

2 m.