DocmedED Computed Body Tomography 2025 The Cutting Edge

Description

+ Include: 5 videos + 6 pdfs, size: 14.8 GB

+ Target Audience: general radiologists

+ Sample video: contact me for sample video

+ Information:

Computed Body Tomography: The Cutting Edge 2025 is one of the most prestigious and longest-running annual updates in the field of body CT. Directed by Dr. Elliot K. Fishman (of Johns Hopkins and CTisus fame), this course is designed to keep radiologists at the absolute forefront of technology.

The 2025 edition places a heavy emphasis on the “New Era” of CT, specifically the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into daily workflow, the clinical routine use of Dual-Energy CT (DECT), and the emerging utility of Photon Counting CT. It is available as a live conference (held in Las Vegas in October 2025) and is widely distributed as an Enduring Material.

What You Will Learn

The curriculum focuses on practical “Pearls and Pitfalls” rather than theoretical physics, ensuring immediate applicability to clinical practice:

• Protocol Optimization: How to modify scan parameters to reduce radiation dose while maintaining diagnostic image quality (e.g., for renal stone or pediatric protocols).

• Advanced Diagnostics: How to detect subtle pathologies often missed, such as small pancreatic tumors, closed-loop bowel obstructions, and subtle vascular injuries.

• Incidentaloma Management: Updated white paper guidelines for managing incidental findings in the adrenal glands, kidneys, liver, and pancreas (ACR Incidental Findings Committee updates).

• AI Applications: Separating hype from reality—how AI is currently being used for texture analysis (Radiomics) to predict tumor aggression and patient survival.

Event Details

• Live Event: Held October 28–30, 2025.

• Location: The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, Las Vegas, Nevada (and Virtual/On-Demand).

• Program Director: Elliot K. Fishman, MD, FACR.

Who Should Attend

• Body Radiologists: Seeking a high-level review of abdominal and thoracic pathology.

• General Radiologists: Who need to stay current with the rapidly changing guidelines for incidental findings.

• CT Technologists: Who want to understand the “why” behind the protocols they run (contrast timing, reformations).

• Residents/Fellows: As a comprehensive board review for GI/GU topics.

Why Attend (or Watch)

• Dr. Fishman’s Teaching Style: Known for his rapid-fire, highly visual teaching style, Dr. Fishman covers a massive amount of material in short, digestible segments.

• “The 64-Slice and Beyond”: The course moves beyond basic anatomy to discuss how to utilize 128-slice, dual-source, and spectral CT scanners to their full potential.

• Interactive Case Reviews: Sessions often end with “Case Conferences” where faculty walk through difficult real-world cases, showing how they arrived at the correct diagnosis and avoided common traps.

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*Note: these are continuous video recordings during the conference, they include individual lectures mentioned in the Detail section below