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It is a pleasure to
announce Jonathan H. Chung, MD will
be our guest speaker and present
“Radiology Health Care Improvement: Using
Structured Templates and Special Reporting
Elements” at Radiology Grand
Rounds on Tuesday, April 2, 2024.
RADIOLOGY GRAND
ROUNDS
GUEST:
Jonathan Hero Chung, MD
DATE:
Tuesday, April 2, 2024
TIME:
7:00- 8:00 AM
LOCATION:
Moores Cancer
Center, Goldberg Auditorium
PRESENTATION:
Radiology Health Care Improvement: Using
Structured Templates and Special Reporting
Elements
ZOOM:
RAD RES ZOOM LINK
UCSD faculty,
staff should all know the password, if you
don’t please reach out to me, one of the
residents or another faculty member.
Jonathan H. Chung,
MD
Professor of
Radiology
Division Chief of
Cardiothoracic Imaging
Director of ILD and
Lung Transplant Imaging
UC San Diego
It is a pleasure to announce Anthony
Tadros, MD will be our guest speaker
and present “Cancer
Pain: Thinking Outside the [Pill] Box”
at Radiology Grand Rounds on
Tuesday, March 19, 2024.
RADIOLOGY GRAND ROUNDS
GUEST: Anthony Tadros,
MD
DATE: Tuesday, March
19, 2024
TIME 7:30-8:30 AM
LOCATION: ECOB, 1-001
PRESENTATION: Cancer
Pain: Thinking Outside the [Pill] Box
ZOOM:
RAD RES ZOOM LINK
UCSD faculty, staff should all know the
password, if you don’t please reach out to
me, one of the residents or another
faculty member.
Abstract:
Cancer pain is one of the most common
reasons for ED visits and hospitalization
and has been linked to increased 30-day
mortality. Opioids are necessary in almost
all patients for the management of their
pain. Despite that, cancer pain is
inadequately treated in approximately 56
to 82% of patients. Using a
multidisciplinary approach, minimally
invasive therapies can help relieve pain
and improve quality of life.
Session Objectives:
Anthony Tadros, MD
Assistant Professor
Interventional Radiology
Department of Radiology
UC San Diego
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It is a pleasure to
announce Hollie A Lai, MD will be
our guest speaker and present “PET/CT
in the Pediatric Patient” at
Radiology Grand Rounds on Tuesday,
March 5, 2024.
RADIOLOGY GRAND
ROUNDS
GUEST:
Hollie A Lai, MD
DATE:
Tuesday, March 5, 2024
TIME:
12 – 1 PM
LOCATION:
ECOB, 1-001
PRESENTATION:
PET/CT in the Pediatric Patient
ZOOM
RAD RES ZOOM LINK
UCSD faculty,
staff should all know the password, if you
don’t, please reach out to me, one of the
residents or another faculty member.
Abstract:
To discuss the
different PET/CT agents and how they are
used in pediatric imaging.
Session Objectives:
Hollie A. Lai, MD
Director of Nuclear
Medicine
CS Radiology | OC Pediatric
Radiology Associates
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CHOC Main Campus -
Orange
1201 W. La Veta Ave. |
Orange, CA 92868
Dear all,
It is a pleasure to announce Michele
H Johnson, MD, will be our guest
speaker and present
Excellence,
Respect and Responsibility in Radiology:
Challenging Barriers and Opening Doors at
Radiology Grand Rounds on Tuesday,
December 5, 2023.
RADIOLOGY GRAND ROUNDS
GUEST:
Michele H Johnson, MD,
FACR, FASER
DATE:
Tuesday, December 5, 2023
TIME:
12 – 1 PM
LOCATION:
ECOB, 1-001
LECTURE:
Excellence, Respect and Responsibility in
Radiology: Challenging Barriers and
Opening Doors
ZOOM:
https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/82716946075?pwd=dit0UStrQVllelZEUHBJcDloWGhnQT09
Michele H
Johnson MD, FACR, FASER
Professor
of Radiology and Biomedical Imaging,
Neurosurgery and Surgery
Director,
Interventional Neuroradiology
Yale
School of Medicine
New Haven,
CT
@drmehj
We look forward to seeing you in person
at Tuesday’s Grand Rounds!
RADIOLOGY GRAND
ROUNDS
GUEST:
Jay R. Parikh
DATE:
Tuesday, January 16, 2024
TIME:
12 – 1 PM
LOCATION:
ECOB, 1-001
PRESENTATION: Patient
Diversity in Breast Imaging -
Barriers and Solutions
ZOOM:
https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/86944241966?pwd=UkhGdGFLamorbys1Sk8xd1E5K29UZz09
Abstract:
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Breast
radiologists represent the face of
imaging 3.0 and are key players in
advocating for patients to reduce
these disparities.
Diversity-related barriers for
breast imaging patients, as they
journey from screening to
survivorship, include impediments
to access and quality of care,
gaps in communication, and lack of
knowledge in both providers and
patients. Potential strategies for
overcoming these specific barriers
include “culturally tailored”
nurse navigators, mobile
mammography, improved
communication, patient and
provider education, and breast
radiologist involvement in
advocacy efforts promoting
diversity.
Objectives:
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Jay R. Parikh, MD,
FRCP(c), FSBI, FACR, FACPE
Professor of
Radiology
Division of
Diagnostic Imaging
The University of
Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
It is a pleasure to
announce Michael E. Hahn, MD, PhD
will be our guest speaker and
present “Whole Body MRI” at
Radiology Grand Rounds on Tuesday,
November 21, 2023.
RADIOLOGY GRAND
ROUNDS
GUEST:
Michael E. Hahn, MD, PhD
DATE:
Tuesday, November 21, 2023
TIME:
7:30-8:30 AM
LOCATION:
ECOB, 1-001
LECTURE:
Whole Body MRI
ZOOM:
https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/89226024169?pwd=L1dDcFFyOWFXeW16dXBOR2c0T3NHZz09
Michael E. Hahn,
MD, PhD
Associate Professor
Department of
Radiology, Body Imaging
Director, Body
Imaging Fellowship
Section Chief,
Ultrasound
UC San Diego Health
It is a pleasure to announce
Victoria Chernyak, MD will be our
guest speaker and present
“Improving professional communication:
in-person, email and radiology reports”
at Radiology Grand Rounds on
Tuesday, November 7, 2023.
RADIOLOGY GRAND ROUNDS
GUEST: Victoria Chernyak, MD
DATE: Tuesday, November 7,
2023
TIME: 12 pm – 1 pm
LOCATION: ECOB, 1-001
LECTURE: Improving
professional communication: in-person,
email and radiology reports
ZOOM:
https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/86434732060?pwd=OTdueGtVMHZTWW95QUlPTkJXazBSUT09
Victoria Chernyak, MD, MS, FSAR,
FACR
Attending Radiologist | Body Imaging
Service
Department of Radiology
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
RADIOLOGY GRAND ROUNDS
GUEST: Nicole Lopez, MD
DATE: Tuesday, October 17,
2023
TIME: 7:30 am – 8:30 am
LOCATION: **Moores Cancer
Center**, Goldberg Auditorium
LECTURE: Rectal
Cancer: Past and Present
ZOOM: https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/83100400330?pwd=WTQreEdlMXVRdmp2Y2JKcStaVnpYUT09
Abstract:
A historical review of the treatment of
rectal cancer leading up to current
practice.
Objectives:
-Understand the roles of surgery,
radiation and systemic therapy in the
historical context of treating of rectal
cancer
-Learn current best practice
and the role of National Accreditation
Program for Rectal Cancer
-Preview for possible roles of medical
informatics in cancer care
Nicole Lopez, MD
Associate Professor of Surgery
Division of Colorectal Surgery
University of California San Diego
RADIOLOGY GRAND
ROUNDS
GUEST:
Victoria Chernyak, MD
DATE:
Tuesday, November 7, 2023
TIME:
12– 1 PM
LOCATION:
ECOB, 1-001
ZOOM:
https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/86434732060?pwd=OTdueGtVMHZTWW95QUlPTkJXazBSUT09
LECTURE:
LI-RADS: Updates and future directions
Victoria Chernyak,
MD, MS, FSAR, FACR
Attending Radiologist
| Body Imaging Service
Department of
Radiology
Memorial Sloan
Kettering Cancer Center
RADIOLOGY GRAND
ROUNDS
GUEST:
Maureen P. Kohi, MD, FSIR, FCIRSE, FAHA
DATE:
Tuesday, October 3, 2023
TIME:
12 – 1 PM
LOCATION:
ECOB, 1-001
ZOOM:
https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/83145076953?pwd=NU1zRkxsbXVPZEJkTVI2eE90d1VLdz09
LECTURE: DEI in Clinical
Trials: How are We Doing?
Abstract: This
lecture will demonstrate key shortcomings
in the inclusion of diverse patients
representative of our patient population
into key clinical trials. It will also
offer suggestions on how to break this
pattern and propose a new algorithm to
follow for future clinical trials.
Maureen P.
Kohi, MD, FSIR, FCIRSE, FAHA
Ernest H. Wood
Distinguished Professor and Chair
Department of
Radiology
University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill
It is a pleasure to announce Allyson
Kreshak, MD will be our guest speaker
and present “Navigating a
Path to a New Model of Care Delivery”
at Radiology Grand Rounds on
Tuesday, September 19, 2023.
RADIOLOGY GRAND ROUNDS
GUEST:
Allyson Kreshak, MD
DATE:
Tuesday, September 19, 2023
TIME:
7:30-8:30 AM
LOCATION:
ECOB, 1-001
LECTURE:
Navigating a Path to a New Model of Care
Delivery
ZOOM:
https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/85627315773?pwd=azFGV2trM0lqTUtuaksrSysxVnZOdz09
Abstract:
This lecture will provide an overview of
the historical drivers of value based care
and explain the importance of value based
care to modern day healthcare delivery
with incorporation of relevance to
Radiology.
Objectives:
1) Review the historical developments in
healthcare leading to the focus on
modern-day value based care
2) Understand the current reimbursement
pathways driving value Based Care
3) Describe value based care outcome
measures
4) Describe value based care initiatives
relating to Radiology
Allyson Kreshak, MD
Associate Professor of Clinical Emergency
Medicine
Department of Emergency Medicine
Population Health Services Organization
UC San Diego Health
It is a pleasure to
announce that Jeffrey Weinreb, MD,
Professor of Radiology and Biomedical
Imaging, Yale School of Medicine will
speak in-person at the upcoming William G.
Bradley, MD, PhD Memorial Lecture.
His topic will be: Life of PI-RADS: How
Did We Get Here and Where Are We Going?
Thursday,
September 7th, 2023
5:30 – 6:30 PM
Reflections and Lecture in the ACTRI Main
Auditorium
6:30 PM – 8 PM
Reception ACTRI Courtyard
Please RSVP for
catering purposes:
https://forms.gle/tHMDafb9aJohXYHx8
Life of PI-RADS:
How Did We Get Here and Where Are We
Going?
This session will
present a history and personal reflection
on the evolution of prostate MRI; how and
why it has assumed a central and expanding
role in the diagnosis and management of
prostate cancer. Background information
about prostate cancer diagnosis and
management, and some of the major
developments in prostate MRI will be
discussed, including PI-RADS (Prostate
Imaging Reporting and Data System) and
efforts to improve quality, speed, and
accessibility.
Jeffrey Weinreb,
MD
Professor of
Radiology and Biomedical Imaging
Yale School of
Medicine
Jeffrey Weinreb, MD
is Professor of Radiology and Biomedical
Imaging at the. For four decades, he
pioneered a wide range of MRI techniques
and clinical applications, and he has been
a leader in the international effort to
develop PI-RADS (Prostate Imaging
Reporting and Data System) to standardize
the acquisition, interpretation, and
reporting of prostate MRI.
Dr. Weinreb has had
numerous leadership positions in
professional societies, including Chair of
the American College of Radiology (ACR)
Commission on Quality and Safety, Vice
President of the ACR, President of the New
York Roentgen Society, and President of
the Society of Advanced Body Imaging
(SABI). He has received numerous honors,
including Fellow of the International
Society of Magnetic Resonance in Medicine
(ISMRM) and Gold Medal Awards for lifetime
achievement from the ACR and SABI.
Please join us!
It is a pleasure to
announce Gregory J Nadolski, MD
will be our guest speaker and
present “Developing a Lymphatic
Interventions Program” at
Radiology Grand Rounds on Tuesday,
September 5, 2023.
RADIOLOGY GRAND
ROUNDS
GUEST:
Gregory J Nadolski, MD
DATE:
Tuesday, September 5, 2023
TIME:
12-1 PM
LOCATION:
ECOB, 1-001
LECTURE:
Developing a Lymphatic Interventions
Program
ZOOM: https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/83231910422?pwd=cGUxd2puUnVVWkw2MnFjY1BrUEM4QT09
Objective:
Discuss the necessary
elements to building a comprehensive
lymphatic treatment team in your IR
practice.
Gregory J
Nadolski, MD
Associate Professor
of Radiology
Director Research
Oversight (Interventional Radiology)
Co-Director, Penn
Image Guided Interventions (PIGI)
Laboratory
University of
Pennsylvania
It is a pleasure to
announce Rebecca Rakow-Penner, MD, PhD
will be our guest speaker and
present “Advanced MRI for Women’s
Cancer Imaging” at Radiology Grand
Rounds on Tuesday, August 15, 2023.
RADIOLOGY GRAND
ROUNDS
GUEST:
Rebecca Rakow-Penner, MD, PhD
DATE:
Tuesday, August 15, 2023
TIME:
12-1 PM
LOCATION:
ECOB, 1-001
LECTURE:
Advanced MRI for Women’s Cancer Imaging
ZOOM:
https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/85949673267?pwd=aDd3MmZkZHd0ZVJXWFJyV2xiYm5RQT09
Abstract:
Breast, cervical and
ovarian cancer imaging, affect patient
management. This lecture will delve
into the challenges of imaging each of
these organs and what we’ve recently
accomplished to overcome imaging hurdles.
The focus will be on technical advances
achieved with MRI, including advanced
diffusion MRI with Restriction Spectrum
Imaging. Our group is working on a
high resolution non-contrast breast MRI
screening tool, a more accurate staging
technique for cervical cancer, and trying
to break barriers and develop a useful
screening tool for ovarian cancer in high
risk women.
Learning
Objectives:
Rebecca
Rakow-Penner, MD, PhD
Associate Professor
of Radiology & Bioengineering
Breast & Body Imaging
Divisions
Women’s Imaging
Fellowship Director
UC San Diego
It is a pleasure to
announce David M Naeger, MD will be
our guest speaker and present “How
to Give an Amazing Talk” at
Radiology Grand Rounds on Tuesday,
August 1, 2023.
Dr Naeger is a
spectacular speaker and educator, and his
presentation will be best viewed live and
in-person at ECOB, 1-001. The
presentation will NOT be recorded.
RADIOLOGY GRAND
ROUNDS
GUESTS: David
M Naeger, MD
DATE: Tuesday, August 1,
2023
TIME: 12-1 PM
LOCATION:
ECOB, 1-001
LECTURE: How
to Give an Amazing Talk
ZOOM:
https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/89835299495?pwd=UEgrMGdKd3ZNVWZ3NEgrdThTSFk3UT09&from=addon
Short Abstract:
Conveying information
via presentations is a critical skill used
very frequently in academic medicine,
particularly in the image-rich field of
Radiology. This presentation on how to on
give great talks will review the ideal
structure of presentations (whether it be
for education, research, or otherwise) as
well as practical tips for deciding what
content needs to be present, assembling
effective slides, practicing and
delivery.
Learning
Objectives:
David M Naeger,
MD
Director of
Radiology, Denver Health
Vice Chair and
Professor, University of Colorado
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It is a great
pleasure to announce DR GERARD (GERRY)
J. O’SULLIVAN will be our guest
speaker and present an Update on
Imaging and Intervention for Deep Venous
Disease at Radiology Grand
Rounds on Wednesday,
June 21, 2023. This presentation
will be Zoom only via Ireland!
RADIOLOGY GRAND
ROUNDS
GUEST:
GERARD J. O’SULLIVAN
DATE:
Wednesday, June 21, 2023 (yes, Wednesday,
rather than our usual Tuesday)!
TIME:
7:30-8:30 AM
LECTURE:
Update on Imaging and Intervention for
Deep Venous Disease
ZOOM ONLY:
https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/84852136396?pwd=WFllbWl6WXRNSzVSZmVKdFB2SllpUT09
GERARD J.
O’SULLIVAN
Professor,
Interventional Radiology
Department of Radiology
University College
Hospital Galway, Ireland
It is a pleasure to
announce the dynamic duo of
Isabel Gala Newton, MD, PhD and Eric J.
Keller, MD, MA who will be our guest
speakers and present “iCONSENT
- How to Make Informed Consent an Informed
Choice” at Radiology Grand Rounds
on Tuesday, June 6, 2023. This
presentation will be in-person at ECOB,
1-001.
RADIOLOGY GRAND
ROUNDS
GUESTS:
Isabel Gala Newton, MD, PhD and Eric J.
Keller, MD, MA
DATE: Tuesday, June 6,
2023
TIME: 12-1 PM
LOCATION:
ECOB, 1-001
LECTURE: iCONSENT - How to
Make Informed Consent an Informed Choice
ZOOM:
https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/84749324755?pwd=TWFkQmdRWjBEM0UyZXFHbXBwRk5RQT09
The objectives of
this talk are to:
Abstract: Informed
consent is ubiquitous in clinical
workflows, particularly more procedural
specialties, and is at the core of our
relationship with patients. Despite its
importance, studies have repeatedly shown
consent practices to be limited in
healthcare, and radiology is not immune to
these challenges. Drs. Isabel Newton and
Eric Keller have been working through a
not-for-profit organization to improve
consent practices for image-guided
procedure and have developed a practical
ICONSENT curriculum to better engage the
radiology community about these issues. In
this grand rounds, Drs. Newton and Keller
will discuss the practical challenges of
ideal consent practices in radiology
workflows as well as introducing a
framework to improve consent practices in
radiology and beyond.
Isabel Gala
Newton, MD, PhD
Associate Professor
University of
California, San Diego
Division Chief,
Interventional Radiology
VA San Diego
Healthcare System
Eric J. Keller,
MD, MA
Resident Physician,
Stanford Health Care
Board of Directors,
The Interventional Initiative
Founder, Applied
Ethics in IR Working Group
It is a pleasure to
announce Eric Y. Chang, MD will be
our guest speaker and present “Metal
Artifacts on MRI: Principles and
Suppression Techniques” at
Radiology Grand Rounds on Tuesday, May
16, 2023. This presentation will be
in-person at ECOB, 1-001.
RADIOLOGY GRAND
ROUNDS
GUEST: Eric Y. Chang, MD
DATE: Tuesday, May 16,
2023
TIME: 7:30-8:30 AM
LOCATION:
ECOB, 1-001
LECTURE: Metal Artifacts on
MRI: Principles and Suppression Techniques
ZOOM:
https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/84852136396?pwd=WFllbWl6WXRNSzVSZmVKdFB2SllpUT09
Metal Artifacts
on MRI: Principles and Suppression
Techniques
The objectives of
this talk are to:
Eric Y. Chang, MD
Professor of
Radiology, University of California, San
Diego
Staff Physician,
Veterans Affairs San Diego Healthcare
System
It is a pleasure to
announce Katherine (Meg) Richman, MD
will be our guest speaker and
present “Is Your Job Killing You?
The Dangers of Sitting and Importance of
Exercise and Nutrition” at
Radiology Grand Rounds on Tuesday, May
2, 2023. This presentation will be
in-person at ECOB, 1-001.
RADIOLOGY GRAND
ROUNDS
GUEST: Katherine (Meg)
Richman, MD
DATE: Tuesday, May 2,
2023
TIME: 12-1 PM
LOCATION:
ECOB, 1-001
LECTURE: Is Your Job Killing
You? The Dangers of Sitting and Importance
of Exercise and Nutrition
ZOOM:
https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/84852136396?pwd=WFllbWl6WXRNSzVSZmVKdFB2SllpUT09
Is Your Job
Killing You? The Dangers of Sitting and
Inactivity
This lecture details
the dangers of sitting and the impact of
activity and exercise. Learn the
wonderful benefits of standing and
treadmill desks and exercise. This
information is critical for radiologists
to improve and protect their health and
avoid illness.
Katherine Richman,
MD, FACR
Professor Emeritus of
Radiology
University of
California, San Diego
It is a pleasure to
announce Marin A McDonald MD, PhD
will be our guest speaker and
present “Stability, STIR and SINS:
Imaging Metastatic Disease in the Spine”
at Radiology Grand Rounds on
Tuesday, April 18, 2023. This
presentation will be virtual only.
RADIOLOGY GRAND
ROUNDS
GUEST: Marin A McDonald,
MD, PhD
DATE: Tuesday, April 18,
2023
TIME: 12-1 PM
ZOOM:
https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/84852136396?pwd=WFllbWl6WXRNSzVSZmVKdFB2SllpUT09
LECTURE: Stability, STIR and
SINS: Imaging Metastatic Disease in the
Spine
ABSTRACT
Up to 70% of patients
with systemic malignancy will develop
spinal metastatic disease during the
course of their illness, with a wide-range
of potential complications including pain,
prolonged disability and cord compression.
As such, early diagnosis of spinal
metastatic disease is key and provides
tremendous opportunity for the practicing
radiologist to add value to clinical
treatment decisions. In this
setting, the aims of the present talk
include:
Marin A. McDonald,
MD, PhD
Clinical Director of
MRI
Associate Professor,
Neuroradiology
UC San Diego Health
Please join us
in-person on Tuesday, March 21, 2023
as Adam Burgoyne, MD, PhD will be
our guest speaker and present “Systemic
Therapy Advances in Hepatocellular
Carcinoma: Emerging Biomarkers” at
Radiology Grand Rounds. This presentation
will be in-person and we strongly
encourage you to attend.
RADIOLOGY GRAND
ROUNDS
GUEST:
Adam Burgoyne, MD, PhD
DATE:
Tuesday, March 21, 2023
TIME:
7:30-8:30 AM
IN PERSON:
ECOB Conf Room, 1-001
LECTURE:
Systemic Therapy Advances in
Hepatocellular Carcinoma: Emerging
Biomarkers
Adam Burgoyne, MD,
PhD
Associate Clinical
Professor of Medicine | Division of
Hematology/Oncology
Co-Leader,
Gastrointestinal Disease Team | Moores
Cancer Center
RADIOLOGY GRAND
ROUNDS
GUEST:
Jeffrey Paul Kanne, MD, FACR
DATE:
Tuesday, April 4, 2023
TIME:
12-1 PM
IN PERSON:
ECOB Conf Room, 1-001
LECTURE:
Inhalational lung injury
Learning
objectives:
*List mechanisms
of inhalational injury to the lung
*Describe a variety of inhalational lung
injuries, focusing on the occupational
setting
*Illustrate selected imaging
findings of inhalational lung diseases
Jeffrey Paul
Kanne, MD, FACR
Professor, Chief
of Thoracic Imaging
Vice-Chair of
Quality and Safety
Department of
Radiology
Wisconsin School
of Medicine and Public Health
Madison, WI
Please join us in
person on Tuesday, March 7, 2023 as
Tabassum (Tabby) Kennedy, MD will
be our guest speaker and present “How
to Build a Career as an Academic
Radiologist in Education” at
Radiology Grand Rounds. This presentation
will be in-person and we strongly
encourage you to attend.
RADIOLOGY GRAND
ROUNDS
GUEST:
Tabassum (Tabby) Kennedy, MD
DATE:
Tuesday, March 7, 2023
TIME:
12-1 PM
IN PERSON:
ECOB Conf Room, 1-001
LECTURE:
How to Build a Career as an Academic
Radiologist in Education
The objective of this
talk is to review the general framework of
the promotion process, to be familiar with
different tools and strategies to enhance
your educational output and to access
resources to jumpstart your career in
medical education.
Tabby Kennedy, MD
Professor of
Radiology
Section Chief of
Neuroradiology
Vice Chair of
Communications
Department of
Radiology- University of Wisconsin Madison
The Department of
Radiology will be hosting Professor, Dr.
Darryl Sneag, February 2, 2023 at
UC San Diego. Dr. Sneag is from the New
York City
Hospital for Special Surgery,
he specializes in the field of
musculoskeletal MRI, MR neurography and
spine MRI. He will be giving two Clinical
Education lectures and one Translational
Research lecture on February 2, 2023.
One lecture will be given via Zoom only
and the other two will be in-person at the
ACTRI Auditorium
(1W-210)
and simultaneously via Zoom.
Thursday February
2, 2023
7:00am
"MR Brachial
Plexus”
Virtual Only
Zoom Link:
https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/84222987881
11:00am
"MR Neurography”
ACTRI Auditorium -
(1W210)
Zoom Link:
https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/83349700445
12:00pm
"
Translational research”
ACTRI Auditorium -
(1W210)
Zoom Link:
https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/88612587907
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Darryl B. Sneag, MD
Professor
Direct of Peripheral Nerve, MRI
Hospital for Special Surgery
Ney York City, New York |
It is a pleasure to
announce K Elizabeth Hawk, MS, MD, PhD
will be our guest speaker and
present “AI Design: Ethical
Challenges & Impact on Healthcare
Inequity” at Radiology Grand
Rounds on Tuesday, January 10, 2023. This
presentation will be virtual only.
RADIOLOGY GRAND
ROUNDS
GUEST: K Elizabeth Hawk,
MS MD PhD
DATE: Tuesday January 10,
2023
TIME: 12-1 PM
ZOOM:
https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/84749324755?pwd=TWFkQmdRWjBEM0UyZXFHbXBwRk5RQT09
LECTURE: AI Design: Ethical
Challenges & Impact on Healthcare Inequity
ABSTRACT
The design process
for any new disruptive technology,
including Artificial Intelligence
solutions, critically shapes the ultimate
clinical outcome of the tool. Embedding
diverse thought leadership and considering
many differing perspectives ultimately
shapes the way a tool impacts patient
care. Technology, such as artificial
intelligence, has the potential to either
deeper or lessen healthcare inequities. By
carefully examining the technology design
process, we can begin to understand how
this technology can change the way we
practice medicine and deliver excellent
care to our heterogeneous patient
populations.
Session objectives:
1.
Explore the concept of diversity and its
relationship to healthcare inequity.
2.
Talk about how diversity is or is not
woven into the AI design process.
3.
Explore how diversity ultimately shapes
the technology we produce, and the
solutions we implement.
4.
Understand how diversity in AI design can
impact patient centered care.
K Elizabeth Hawk,
MS MD PhD
DABR & DABNM
Health Sciences
Associate Clinical Professor, Non-Salaried
Interim Division
Chief, Division of Nuclear Medicine
Department of
Radiology
UC San Diego
ZOOM LINK:
https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/84749324755?pwd=TWFkQmdRWjBEM0UyZXFHbXBwRk5RQT09
It is a pleasure to
announce Peter R. Eby, MD will be
our guest speaker and will present
“Breast cancer screening
controversy: update with recent CNBSS
revelations” at Radiology Grand
Rounds on Tuesday, December 6, 2022.
RADIOLOGY GRAND
ROUNDS
GUEST: Peter R. Eby, MD,
FACR, FSBI
DATE: Tuesday, December
6, 2022
TIME: 12-1 PM
LOCATION:
ECOB 1-001
Please support
Grand Rounds and join us in-person, if at
all possible!
LECTURE: Breast cancer
screening controversy: update with recent
CNBSS revelations
ABSTRACT
Eight randomized
controlled trials (RCTs) were conducted in
the 1960s to 1980s to evaluate the
efficacy of screening mammography to
decrease mortality from breast cancer
[1-7]. All trials confirmed significant
benefits of screening mammography except
the two in the Canadian National Breast
Screening Study (CNBSS), CNBSS-1 for women
40-49 and CNBSS-2 for women 50-59. In
fact, a slight mortality increase was
noted in the CNBSS-1 trial in the
screening arm at 11-14 years of follow-up
[8]. Due to the large size of the CNBSS-1
trial and the specific targeted age range
of participants, it continues to heavily
influence guidelines for breast cancer
screening[15] of women age 40-49[10, 16].
Multiple experts have hypothesized that
the results of CNBSS-1, indicating no
benefit or even possible harm related to
screening mammography, reflect both design
flaws and the failure to adhere to the
standards of RCTs during day-to-day
operations of the CNBSS[17-21]. The
purpose of this presentation is to
consider if the CNBSS trials were valid
studies of breast cancer screening in the
era in which they were conducted. And, if
so, do their findings translate to current
screening practice?
OBJECTIVES
1. review the basic
standards of RCTs
2. critically
consider new, eyewitness accounts of the
daily management, operations, methodology
regarding inclusion and exclusion
criteria, and randomization during the
CNBSS
3. determine if the
CNBSS remains scientifically valid for
establishing population screening
guidelines
Peter R. Eby, MD,
FACR, FSBI
Breast Imaging Section
Head
Virginia Mason Franciscan Health,
Department of Radiology
ZOOM LINK:
https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/84749324755?pwd=TWFkQmdRWjBEM0UyZXFHbXBwRk5RQT09
It is a pleasure to
announce our guest speaker, Linda K.
Olson, MD, FACR will present “Train
v Auto: The Case for Life After Trauma”
at Radiology Grand Rounds on Tuesday,
November 15, 2022.
RADIOLOGY GRAND
ROUNDS
GUEST: Linda K. Olson,
MD, FACR
DATE: Tuesday, November
15, 2022
TIME: 7:30-8:30 am
LOCATION:
ECOB 1-001
Please support
Grand Rounds and join us in-person, if
possible!
LECTURE: Train v Auto: The
Case for Life After Trauma
SUMMARY:
Linda Olson was
injured in a train accident in her last
year of radiology residency. After
completing her residency at the White
Memorial Medical Center in Los Angeles she
joined the faculty at UCSD where she
worked for the next 30 years. In this
presentation, Dr Olson will share her
personal experience, what kept her
motivated and how she was able to achieve
success as a triple amputee.
Linda K. Olson,
MD, FACR
Emeritus Professor
Department of
Radiology, Division of Breast Imaging
UC San Diego
ZOOM LINK:
https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/84852136396?pwd=WFllbWl6WXRNSzVSZmVKdFB2SllpUT09
It is a pleasure to
announce Robert GW Lambert, FRCPC
will be here in San Diego and will
present “MRI of the Spine in Axial
Spondyloarthritis” at Radiology
Grand Rounds on Tuesday, November 1,
2022.
RADIOLOGY GRAND
ROUNDS
GUEST: Robert GW
Lambert, FRCPC
DATE: Tuesday, November
1, 2022
TIME: 12-1 PM
LOCATION:
ECOB 1-001
Please support
Grand Rounds and join us in-person, if at
all possible!
LECTURE: MRI of the Spine in
Axial Spondyloarthritis
In this lecture, the
imaging appearances of spondyloarthritis
in the spine, especially on MRI will be
reviewed. The appearance and distribution
of active inflammatory disease and
structural damage changes will be
discussed in comparison to differential
diagnoses, especially disc degeneration
and DISH, as well as other conditions. The
lecture will conclude with a brief
discussion of Classification of Axial
Spondyloarthritis.
Objectives:
At the end of the
lecture, participants will be familiar
with common and uncommon spinal imaging
findings of axial spondyloarthritis, be
able to distinguish axSpA from other
conditions, and be aware of some pitfalls
of interpretation and the limitations of
imaging and classification.
Robert GW Lambert, FRCPC
Professor of
Radiology
University of Alberta
RADIOLOGY GRAND
ROUNDS
GUEST: Ramsey D. Badawi,
PhD
DATE: Tuesday, October
18, 2022
TIME: 7:30-8:30 am
LECTURE: Opportunities for
Total Body PET
ZOOM LINK:
https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/84852136396?pwd=WFllbWl6WXRNSzVSZmVKdFB2SllpUT09
ABSTRACT:
The idea of Total
Body PET was first suggested in 1993.
However, it was not until the turn of the
century that effective technologies were
available to bring this idea to reality,
and it was not until 2015 that funds
became available to build the first
prototype. This presentation will briefly
describe the history of the project, and
will present some of the benefits,
challenges and opportunities presented by
Total Body PET.
Ramsey D.
Badawi
Professor and
Vice-Chair for Research
Department of
Radiology
Professor of
Biomedical Engineering
UC Davis
BIO
Dr. Badawi is
Professor and Vice-Chair for Research in
the Department of Radiology, and Professor
of Biomedical Engineering at UC Davis.
With Professor Simon Cherry, he co-Directs
the EXPLORER Molecular Imaging Center and
co-leads the EXPLORER Consortium, which
designed and built the world’s first
total-body PET scanner. Dr. Badawi
obtained his PhD in PET Physics at Guy’s
and St. Thomas’ Hospital in London. After
a postdoctoral fellowship at the
University of Washington, he joined the
Dana Farber Cancer Institute in Boston in
2000, where he helped to set up their
first clinical PET service. In 2004 he
joined UC Davis. Dr. Badawi’s lab
developed the world’s first dedicated
breast PET/CT scanner, and a low-cost
ultra-high resolution scanner for mouse
extremities that matched the highest
resolution then achieved for in vivo PET
imaging. Dr. Badawi’s main research focus
today is on developing translational
applications for total body PET.
It is a pleasure to
announce our guest speaker, Tina Young
Poussaint, MD, FACR will present “Neuroradiologic
Involvement in Children and Adolescents
Hospitalized in the US for COVID-19”
at Radiology Grand Rounds on Tuesday,
October 4, 2022. Note: Virtual
via ZOOM only.
RADIOLOGY GRAND
ROUNDS
GUEST: Tina Young
Poussaint, MD, FACR
DATE: Tuesday, October 4,
2022
TIME: 12-1 PM
LECTURE: Neuroradiologic
Involvement in Children and Adolescents
Hospitalized in the US for COVID-19
ZOOM LINK:
https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/84749324755?pwd=TWFkQmdRWjBEM0UyZXFHbXBwRk5RQT09
Session
Objectives:
Tina Young
Poussaint, MD, FACR
Lionel W. Young Chair
in Radiology
Professor of
Radiology | Harvard Medical School
Chair | Institutional
Review Board
Director | PBTC
Neuroimaging Center
Radiology Foundation
| Boston
Children’s
It is a pleasure to
announce our guest speaker, Cynthia
Gyamfi-Bannerman, MD, MS will present
“A Re-Introduction to the Department of
Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive
Sciences” at Radiology Grand Rounds on
Tuesday, September 20, 2022.
**Please note Dr
Gyamfi-Bannerman will present in-person
(ECOB, 1st flr 1-001)**
RADIOLOGY GRAND
ROUNDS
GUEST: Cynthia
Gyamfi-Bannerman, MD, MS
DATE: Tuesday, September
20, 2022
TIME: 7:30-8:30 AM
LOCATION:
ECOB, Conference Room 1-001
ZOOM LINK:
https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/84852136396?pwd=WFllbWl6WXRNSzVSZmVKdFB2SllpUT09
LECTURE: A Re-Introduction
to the Department of Obstetrics,
Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences
Objectives
Cynthia
Gyamfi-Bannerman, MD, MS
Samuel SC Yen Endowed
Chair
Chair, Department of
Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive
Sciences
Professor,
Maternal-Fetal Medicine, Obstetrics &
Gynecology
UC San Diego Health
Sciences
It is a pleasure to
announce that guest speakers Suzanne L
Palmer, MD and Robert J Achermann, JD will
present “California Radiological
Society & Hot Topics in Legislation”
at Radiology Grand Rounds on Tuesday,
September 6, 2022. The calendar
invitation with the QR code for sign-in
has been updated with the speaker
information. Please note this talk is
via ZOOM only.
Radiology Grand
Rounds
SPEAKERS:
Suzanne L Palmer, MD & Robert J Achermann,
JD
DATE:
September 6, 2022
TIME:
12 PM – 1 PM
VIRTUAL
LECTURE:
California Radiological Society & Hot
Topics in Legislation
https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/84749324755?pwd=TWFkQmdRWjBEM0UyZXFHbXBwRk5RQT09
Objectives:
SUZANNE L PALMER,
MD, FACP, FACR
Chief of Imaging
Healthcare Group, Tibor Rubin VA Medical
Center
Professor of Clinical
Radiology, University of California,
Irvine
President, California
Radiological Society (CRS)
ROBERT J
ACHERMANN, JD
Founder, Advocacy &
Management Group, Inc. (AMG)
Executive Director,
California Radiological Society (CRS)
It is a pleasure to
announce that guest speaker Alexander
A. Khalessi, MD, MBA will present
“Neurosurgical Innovation in the Academic
Ecosystem: Challenges, Opportunities, and
the UC San Diego Experience” at Radiology
Grand Rounds on Tuesday, August 16,
2022.
Please note the new
in-person option (ECOB, 1st flr
1-001).
RADIOLOGY GRAND
ROUNDS
GUEST: Alexander A.
Khalessi, MD, MBA
DATE: Tuesday, August 16,
2022
TIME: 12-1 PM
LECTURE: Neurosurgical
Innovation in the Academic Ecosystem:
Challenges, Opportunities, and the UC San
Diego Experience
LOCATION:
ECOB, Conference Room 1-001
ZOOM LINK:
https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/88159180179?pwd=YlRZTzVxem1JOVQ3U2dkektJSnVpQT09
Alexander A.
Khalessi, MD, MBA
Chair of Neurological
Surgery
Professor of Surgery,
Radiology and Neurosciences
UC San Diego
It is a pleasure to
announce that guest speaker ZEA BOROK,
MD will present “Of Mice and (Wo)men:
Science, Gender Equity, and Leadership” at
Radiology Grand Rounds on Tuesday,
August 2, 2022. Please note the new
in-person option (ECOB, 1st flr
1-001) and I will also send a calendar
invitation.
Radiology Grand
Rounds
GUEST:
Zea Borok, MD
DATE:
Tuesday, August 2, 2022
TIME:
12-1 PM
LECTURE:
Of Mice and (Wo)men: Science, Gender
Equity, and Leadership
LOCATION:
ECOB, Conference Room 1-001
ZOOM LINK:
https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/87075285318?pwd=Y3BIV3pnQ2dMYktCbUhrQ0tFa1NMQT09
Zea Borok, MD
Helen M. Ranney
Professor
Chair, Department of
Medicine
University of
California, San Diego
It is a pleasure to
announce that guest speaker MANOJ
MONGA, MD will present “Imaging
in stone disease: Diagnosis,
Surgical stratification, intraoperative
and beyond” at Radiology Grand Rounds on
Tuesday, June 21, 2022.
Radiology Grand
Rounds
GUEST:
Manoj Monga, MD
DATE:
Tuesday, June 21, 2022
TIME:
7:30-8:30 AM
LECTURE:
Imaging in stone disease:
Diagnosis, Surgical stratification,
intraoperative and beyond
ZOOM LINK:
https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/83267337484?pwd=cFg2N3VsWTJYT2J6dGk3MWkyampOdz09
Manoj Monga, MD
Professor and Chair
Joseph D. Schmidt MD
Presidential Chair in Urology
UC San Diego Health
Abstract:
Imaging plays a critical role in not
only the diagnosis of nephrolithiasis, but
also delineating the patient and stone
characteristics that predict outcomes with
surgical intervention. This talk
will discuss the way urologists utilize
the information provided by imaging to
guide the care of stone patients.
Objectives
It is a pleasure to
announce that guest speaker PAUL ROBEN,
PhD will present “Innovation Supports
at UC San Diego” at Radiology Grand Rounds
on Tuesday, June 7, 2022.
Radiology Grand
Rounds
GUEST:
Paul Roben, PhD
DATE:
Tuesday, June 7, 2022
TIME:
12 PM – 1 PM
LECTURE:
Innovation Supports at UC San Diego
ZOOM LINK:
https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/83290869878?pwd=WVlCdDFZVTBMK0ZGam9lTkFHY3prZz09
Paul Roben, PhD
Associate Vice
Chancellor for Innovation and
Commercialization
University of
California, San Diego
Bio:
Paul Roben, Ph.D.,
was named Associate Vice Chancellor for
Innovation and Commercialization at UC San
Diego in June 2015.
Working with the Vice
Chancellor for Research, Dr. Roben is
transforming the functions provided by the
Technology Transfer Office, Industry
Research Alliances, and Industry
Contracting into an integrated
organization to include patenting,
strategic corporate research partnering
and industry contracts. He oversees the
Office of Innovation and
Commercialization, which will establish a
campus-wide innovation platform to build a
systemic and sustainable innovation
culture, create a vibrant regional
ecosystem, and accelerate the
commercialization of UC San Diego
inventions.
Previously he was
Senior Director of Office Technology
Development at the Salk Institute in La
Jolla.
As a key member of
Ireland’s Innovation Taskforce (2009 to
present), he co-authored a national
economic-development plan for Ireland,
among other achievements.
He earned a Bachelor
of Science degree in Biotechnology, as
well as his Ph.D., at Dublin City
University in Ireland, and studied as a
Postdoctoral Fellow with Dr. Greg
Silverman at UC San Diego.
Dr. Khaled Elsayes
Professor, Department of Abdominal
Imaging, Division of Diagnostic Imaging
The University of Texas, MD Anderson
Cancer Center
Pearls and Pitfalls in Adrenal Imaging;
Lessons Learned from Multi-Disciplinary
Adrenal Tumor Boards
Date: Friday, May 20th
Time: 12pm-1pm
Location: JMC, 1st Floor, Room
1-603 (near JMC lobby)
Zoom: https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/87813650710?pwd=SpwOdhVaBIEifzV9DQbb2RFxOhjny5.1
Password: 690428
It is a pleasure to
announce that guest speaker Anne C
Roberts, MD will present “My
Perspective on Changes in Interventional
Radiology” at Radiology Grand Rounds
on Tuesday, May 17, 2022.
And, in case you haven’t heard the news,
Dr Roberts was honored at this year’s ACR
meeting with the ACR Gold Medal! The
ACR Gold Medal is awarded by the Board of
Chancellors to an individual for
distinguished and extraordinary service to
the American College of Radiology or to
the discipline of radiology.
Radiology Grand
Rounds
GUESTS:
Anne C Roberts, MD
DATE:
May 17, 2022
TIME:
7:30 AM – 8:30 AM
LECTURE:
My Perspective on Changes in
Interventional Radiology
https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/83267337484?pwd=cFg2N3VsWTJYT2J6dGk3MWkyampOdz09
Session Objectives:
Present some of the
historical changes in Interventional
Radiology
Present comparisons
of Interventional Radiology practice and
procedures over the last 30 years.
ANNE C ROBERTS,
MD, FSIR
Professor of
Radiology
Division of Vascular
and Interventional Radiology
UC San Diego
DATE:
Friday, May 13,
2022
9:00 – 10:00am
LECTURE:
Placenta Accreta
Spectrum-Demystifying the MR Imaging Signs
PRESENTER:
Aman Khurana,
M.D.
Dr. Khurana
completed his radiology residency at UCSD
from 2014-2018 after his postdoctoral
fellowship at Stanford University in
Molecular Imaging. He graduated from Body
Imaging fellowship at Stanford University
in 2019 and then started a faculty
position at the University of
Kentucky. Dr. Khurana was the recipient
of Elliott C. Lasser Award for Excellence
in Research presented at his Radiology
Residency Graduation in 2018 and has 26
published peer-reviewed articles in fields
of Radiology and Molecular Imaging. His
current research interests include
Placenta Accreta imaging, T-cell labeling
and tracking, micro-learning & US LI-RADS.
LECTURE
LOCATION:
broadcast via
radres Zoom link
Urology Conference
Room, Koman Family Outpatient
Pavilion (KOP)
Zoom
Information:
Join from PC, Mac,
Linux, iOS or Android:
https://uchealth.zoom.us/my/radres?pwd=NEZRbU5YN0RxWnVRdTgvYU1jc1QrUT09
Meeting ID: 977 276
9539
It is a pleasure to
announce that guest speaker SETH
KLIGERMAN, MD will present “Post-Covid
fibrosis” at Radiology Grand Rounds on
Tuesday, May 3, 2022.
Radiology Grand
Rounds
GUEST:
Seth Kligerman, MD
DATE:
Tuesday, May 3, 2022
TIME:
12 PM – 1 PM
LECTURE:
Post-Covid fibrosis
Seth Kligerman, MD
Professor
Division Chief of
Cardiothoracic Radiology
Department of
Radiology
University of
California, San Diego
Abstract:
Organization,
characterized by fibroblast proliferation,
is a common and nearly universal response
to lung injury whether it is focal or
diffuse. Despite the vast range of
injurious agents, the lung’s response to
injury is quite limited, with a similar
pattern of reaction seen radiologically
and histologically regardless of the
underlying cause. Although there is a
tendency to divide organization into
distinct entities, the underlying injury
to the alveolar epithelial basement
membrane is a uniting factor in these
processes. This pattern of lung injury is
seen in the organizing phase of diffuse
alveolar damage, organizing pneumonia
(OP), acute fibrinous and organizing
pneumonia, and certain types of fibrotic
lung disease. In addition, although
organization can heal without significant
injury, in some instances it progresses to
fibrosis, which can be severe. When
fibrosis due to organization is present,
other histologic and imaging patterns,
such as those seen in nonspecific
interstitial pneumonia, can develop,
reflecting that fibrosis can be a sequela
of organization. This talk reviews the
histologic and radiologic findings of
organization in lung injury due to diffuse
alveolar damage, OP, and acute fibrinous
and organizing pneumonia and helps
radiologists understand that the
histologic and radiologic findings depend
on the degree of injury and the subsequent
healing response.
Objectives:
It is a pleasure to
announce that guest speakers Frederic
Kolb, MD & Ryan Orosco, MD will
present “Head and Neck Imaging: from a
diagnostic tool to a reconstructive one”
at Radiology Grand Rounds on Tuesday,
April 19, 2022. The calendar
invitation with the QR code for sign-in
has been updated with the speaker
information.
Radiology Grand
Rounds
GUESTS: Frederic Kolb, MD &
Ryan Orosco, MD
DATE:
Tuesday, April 19, 2022
TIME:
7:30 AM – 8:30 AM
LECTURE:
Head and Neck Imaging: from a diagnostic
tool to a reconstructive one
https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/83267337484?pwd=cFg2N3VsWTJYT2J6dGk3MWkyampOdz09
Session
Objectives:
- Understand
head and neck reconstructive surgeon
perspective for advanced reconstruction
- Recount virtual
surgical planning workflow.
- Identify key
challenges for head and neck
reconstruction.
- Expand
understanding of the interplay between
radiology and surgeons
FREDERIC KOLB, MD
Professor of Surgery
UC San Diego
RYAN K. OROSCO, MD
Assistant Professor
Head & Neck Oncology,
Reconstructive Surgery
UC San Diego
This message is
sent on behalf of the Physics Department
at San Diego State University (SDSU), Dr
Usha Sinha, Chair of Physics.
Date:
Friday, April 22nd
Time:
Talk @ 6:30 PM, Reception @ 5 PM
Lecture:
Invention of Diffusion Tensor Imaging(DTI)
and a Glimpse of What's Ahead
Special Guest:
Dr Peter Basser
Associate Scientific
Director for Imaging and Genomic
Integrity, NICHD IRP
Location: San Diego
State University
Reception - Faculty
Staff Club - 5 PM
Talk - GMCS 333 -
6:30 PM
Free Parking in
Structure 1, Levels 1 & 2
Zoom link available:
QR code to register in the attached flyer
On behalf of the
Physics Department at SDSU, I (Usha Sinha,
Chair of Physics), would like to invite
you all for the annual Doc Morris Public
Lecture on April 22, 2022. This year
we are honored to have Dr Peter Basser,
Associate Scientific Director for Imaging
and Genomic Integrity, NICHD IRP, as the
speaker. His talk is entitled,
“Invention of Diffusion Tensor Imaging
(DTI) and a Glimpse of What's Ahead”.
Details of the talk and a reception before
the talk are included in the enclosed
flyer. While we hope to see you in person,
there is a Zoom option (link available
when you RSVP – see the flyer for the QR
code).
Peter Basser is a
legend in DTI and microstructure imaging
and needs no introduction. He is widely
known for the invention, development, and
clinical implementation of MR diffusion
tensor imaging (DTI), diffusion tensor
"stream line tractography," and other
quantitative MRI methods for performing in
vivo MRI histology or "microstructure
imaging". Dr. Basser was the
recipient of the Gold Medal from the
International Society of Magnetic
Resonance in Medicine (ISMRM).
I wanted to add a few
words about Doc Morris in whose honor we
have this annual lecture. Doc got his PhD
in Physics from UC Berkeley and almost
right after, joined the SDSU Physics
Department. He was a brilliant
physicist who devoted 60+ years to
teaching. He taught an Advanced
Physics Lab class that was the capstone
lab for our majors-- each
experiment required thought and work
equivalent to a mini-thesis and each
experiment was modeled after a Nobel Prize
winning experiment. He challenged
the students to strive higher and decades
later, generations of students recall his
lab as the single most important course in
their entire academic life-- that his lab
made them choose Physics for their future
career. In fact, the current Chair of
Physics at UCSD, Prof. Maple, is a former
student of Doc Morris. Doc
volunteered and taught four years even
after retirement-- he was 87 then (he
could be seen setting up the experiments
late in the evening). He was a
legend- I am glad I had the privilege of
knowing him.
PRESENTER:
Daniel Lee, M.D.
LECTURE:
Nuclear Medicine
Case Review
DATE:
Monday, March 28,
2022
12:00 – 1:00pm
LECTURE LOCATION:
JMC Conference Room
#1-737
broadcast via radres
Zoom link
Zoom Information:
Join from PC, Mac,
Linux, iOS or Android:
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Meeting ID: 977 276
9539
Password: Lisfranc
Dr. Daniel Lee has
been the Nuclear Medicine Section Chief
for Ochsner Medical Center in New Orleans,
LA since March 2019.
He is also the Nuclear Medicine Medical
Director for Ochsner Clinic Foundation
and the Director of
Peptide Receptor Radionuclide Therapy for
NOLANETS, a multidisciplinary group
specializing in the
care of neuroendocrine tumor patients. He
has two decades of experience in nuclear
medicine, and he
previously practiced at University of
Rochester and Emory University. Dr. Lee
has been
active in the Society
of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging
and is the Co-Chair of the Therapy
Strategic Planning
Task Force. He is also the immediate Past
President of the Therapy Center of
Excellence and has
served as a past President of the
Southeastern Chapter and past Chair of the
Nuclear
Medicine Program
Directors’ Association.
It is a pleasure to
announce that guest speaker HUGH D.
CURTIN, MD, FACR will present “Imaging
of Parapharyngeal Region” at Radiology
Grand Rounds on Tuesday, April 5, 2022.
Radiology Grand
Rounds
GUEST:
HUGH D. CURTIN, MD, FACR
DATE:
Tuesday, April 5, 2022
TIME:
12 PM – 1 PM PT
The Parapharyngeal
and Masticator Spaces
After the program,
the participant should:
1.
Understand the key fascial anatomy of the
parapharyngeal region.
2.
Be able to present an approach for
separating salivary gland tumors from
other lesions.
3.
Use the trigeminal fat pad to diagnose
perineural spread.
HUGH D. CURTIN,
MD, FACR
Chair Emeritus of
Radiology, Massachusetts Eye and Ear
Infirmary
Professor of
Radiology, Harvard Medical School, Boston,
MA
It is a pleasure to
announce that guest speaker Rechell G.
Rodriguez, MD, MACP will present
“Fundamentals of Feedback” at a special
Radiology Grand Rounds on Thursday,
March 17, 2022. The calendar
invitation with the QR code for sign-in
has been updated with the speaker
information.
Radiology Grand
Rounds
GUEST:
Rechell G. Rodriguez, MD, MACP
DATE:
Thursday, March 17, 2022 (additional date)
TIME:
12 PM – 1 PM
LECTURE:
Fundamentals of Feedback
Abstract:
Medical educators in
GME must provide effective feedback to
residents in order to help progression of
the learners. Faculty development is
often needed to help faculty hone their
feedback skills and learn frameworks to
use to deliver feedback. Understanding the
barriers to giving feedback may ease
concerns that faculty may have about
delivering constructive feedback.
Objectives:
1) Define feedback &
why it is important
2) Discuss barriers
to giving feedback
3) Understand how to
use SOAP & RIME for effective feedback and
practice
Rechell G.
Rodriguez, MD, MACP
Clinical Professor of
Medicine
UCSD Health Sciences
It is a pleasure to
announce that guest speaker Albert
Hsiao, MD, PhD will present “Advanced
structural heart and thoracic imaging:
Lessons at the interface of artificial
intelligence, quantitative imaging, and
technology innovation” at Radiology Grand
Rounds on Tuesday, March 15, 2022.
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for sign-in has been updated with the
speaker information.
Radiology Grand
Rounds
GUEST:
Albert Hsiao, MD, PhD
DATE:
Tuesday, March 15, 2022
TIME:
7:30 AM – 8:30 AM
LECTURE:
Advanced structural heart and thoracic
imaging: Lessons at the interface of
artificial intelligence, quantitative
imaging, and technology innovation
Abstract:
Radiology has
traditionally lived at the center of
technology innovation, from pioneering in
its early days of innovation in
cardiovascular intervention and surgery,
led by many interdisciplinary giants. As
new disciplines of angiography, CT, and
MRI emerged, these early pioneers
recognized the weaknesses in the medical
practices of the day, developed and
applied new technologies to the betterment
of the care of their patients -- which
have become today's standards of care.
Engineering and advanced computation are
two of the new disciplines of the modern
era, which undoubtedly will transform
medical practice over the coming decade. I
will present our lab's work innovating at
the intersection of these new fields and
clinical cardiac and thoracic imaging,
which help to place UC San Diego at the
forefront of clinical care.
At the end of the
presentation, attendees will:
•
Improve familiarity of methods for
developing and evaluating imaging
artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms.
•
Improve familiarity with applications of
imaging artificial intelligence currently
in development and use at UCSD.
•
Improve familiarity with new quantitative
imaging services created at UCSD, enabled
by deployment of new CT, MRI and AI
technologies.
Albert Hsiao, MD,
PhD
Associate Professor
of Radiology, In-Residence
Director, Augmented
imaging/Artificial intelligence Data
Analytics (AiDA) Laboratory
Director, Medical
Scientist Training Program SURF
Co-Director,
Clinician-Scientist Radiology Residency
Program
UC San Diego
BIO:
Albert Hsiao, MD, PhD
is a cardiothoracic radiologist trained in
engineering at Caltech and bioengineering
and bioinformatics in the UC San Diego
Medical Scientist Training Program (MSTP).
He completed his residency and fellowships
in Interventional Radiology and
Cardiovascular Imaging at Stanford before
returning to UC San Diego as faculty in
Radiology, where he leads advanced
cardiovascular imaging and the Augmented
Imaging and Data Analytics (AiDA) research
laboratory. He also serves as co-director
of the T32 clinician-scientist radiology
research residency program and co-director
of the MSTP SURF program. While a
radiology resident himself at Stanford, he
co-founded Arterys, a cloud-native
software company to bring 4D Flow MRI and
artificial intelligence technologies to
market. He continues to partner with
industry to create and bring new imaging
technologies to improve diagnosis and
management of disease.
It is a pleasure to
announce that guest speaker Brian
Ghoshhajra, MD, MBA will present
“Cardiovascular CT and MRI for Spontaneous
Coronary Artery Dissection” at Radiology
Grand Rounds on Tuesday, March 1, 2022.
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for sign-in has been updated with the
speaker information.
Radiology Grand
Rounds
GUEST:
Brian Ghoshhajra,
MD, MBA
DATE:
Tuesday, March 1, 2022
TIME:
12 PM – 1 PM
LECTURE:
Cardiovascular CT and MRI for Spontaneous
Coronary Artery Dissection
Abstract:
We will review the
emerging and established roles of
noninvasive imaging of Spontaneous
Coronary Dissection with Cardiovascular CT
and MRI.
Objectives:
1.
To review the pathophysiology and
epidemiology of Spontaneous Coronary
Dissection.
2.
To understand the complementary
roles of invasive and noninvasive imaging.
3.
To review potential uses,
advantages, and disadvantages of Cardiac
CT in the acute and stable settings.
4.
To review the roles of MRI in SCAD
workup and diagnosis.
Brian Ghoshhajra,
MD, MBA
Division Chief,
Cardiovascular Imaging, Massachusetts
General Hospital (MGH)
Associate Professor
of Radiology, Harvard Medical School (HMS)
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It is a pleasure to
announce that guest speaker Sean J.
Evans, MD will present “UC San
Diego School of Medicine Curricular
Renewal: Exciting Opportunities for
Radiology Education" at Radiology
Grand Rounds on Tuesday, February 15,
2022. The calendar invitation with
the QR code for sign-in has been updated
with the speaker information.
Radiology Grand
Rounds
GUEST:
Sean J. Evans, MD
DATE:
Tuesday, February 15, 2022
TIME:
7:30-8:30 AM
LECTURE:
UC San Diego School of Medicine Curricular
Renewal: Exciting Opportunities for
Radiology Education
Abstract:
The UC San Diego
School of Medicine is embarking on an
exciting and ambitious period of
curricular renewal. A proposed
foundational shift to programmatic
assessment and representation, paired with
a rebalancing of content, focused on
clinical decision making and
implementation of health systems science
with an emphasis on equity, delivered in a
culturally responsive, individualized
coaching model will position us to lead
the way in helping diverse students care
for patients, explore career options,
advocate for change and share their
experience, while thriving in a wellness
oriented environment. Understanding of
radiologic principles and clinical
application will be strongly emphasized in
new longitudinal pre-clerkship level
experiences as well as in expanded
clinical electives, resulting in both
increased opportunities and challenges in
teaching.
Objectives:
By the end of the
session, attendees will, 1) have a
comprehensive understanding of plans for
UC San Diego SOM’s curricular renewal, 2)
understand principles and benefits of
programmatic assessment, and 3) be able to
plan for needed faculty and staff support
for radiology’s expanded footprint within
our curriculum.
Sean J. Evans, MD
Associate Dean for
Undergraduate Medical Education
Professor of
Neurosciences
Distinguished Teacher
UC San Diego School
of Medicine
It is a pleasure to
announce that guest speaker Cherie
M. Kuzmiak, DO will present “The
ABC’s of Breast Cancer” at
Radiology Grand Rounds on Tuesday,
December 7, 2021. The calendar
invitation with the QR code for sign-in
has been updated with the speaker
information.
Radiology Grand Rounds
GUEST:
Cherie M. Kuzmiak, DO
DATE:
Tuesday, December 7, 2021
TIME:
12 PM – 1 PM
LECTURE:
The ABC’s of Breast Cancer
Abstract:
One of the most promising areas in
medicine today is the diagnosis and
treatment of breast cancer. Due to the
non-invasive nature of medical imaging, it
continues to be an integral part of
disease diagnosis and treatment decisions.
With the addition of biologic factors in
the American Joint Committee Cancer
Staging Manual (8th edition),
we are in a new era of defining breast
cancer. For radiologists to continue to
add value to the multidisciplinary
approach of patient centered care, they
need to understand the molecular subtypes
of invasive breast cancer. This
presentation will discuss the different
subtypes and explain the incidence,
imaging appearance, treatment response and
overall survival of the patient.
Session Objectives:
Cherie M. Kuzmiak,
DO, FACR, FSBI
Medical Director for
Breast Imaging Service
Director, Breast
Imaging Division
Director, Breast
Imaging Fellowship Program
It is a pleasure to
announce that guest speaker Sean J.
Evans, MD will present “UC San
Diego School of Medicine Curricular
Renewal: Exciting Opportunities for
Radiology Education" at Radiology
Grand Rounds on Tuesday, February 15,
2022. The calendar invitation with
the QR code for sign-in has been updated
with the speaker information.
Radiology Grand
Rounds
GUEST:
Sean J. Evans, MD
DATE:
Tuesday, February 15, 2022
TIME:
7:30-8:30 AM
LECTURE:
UC San Diego School of Medicine Curricular
Renewal: Exciting Opportunities for
Radiology Education
Abstract:
The UC San Diego
School of Medicine is embarking on an
exciting and ambitious period of
curricular renewal. A proposed
foundational shift to programmatic
assessment and representation, paired with
a rebalancing of content, focused on
clinical decision making and
implementation of health systems science
with an emphasis on equity, delivered in a
culturally responsive, individualized
coaching model will position us to lead
the way in helping diverse students care
for patients, explore career options,
advocate for change and share their
experience, while thriving in a wellness
oriented environment. Understanding of
radiologic principles and clinical
application will be strongly emphasized in
new longitudinal pre-clerkship level
experiences as well as in expanded
clinical electives, resulting in both
increased opportunities and challenges in
teaching.
Objectives:
By the end of the
session, attendees will, 1) have a
comprehensive understanding of plans for
UC San Diego SOM’s curricular renewal, 2)
understand principles and benefits of
programmatic assessment, and 3) be able to
plan for needed faculty and staff support
for radiology’s expanded footprint within
our curriculum.
Sean J. Evans, MD
Associate Dean for
Undergraduate Medical Education
Professor of
Neurosciences
Distinguished Teacher
UC San Diego School
of Medicine
Greetings all,
It is a pleasure to
announce that guest speaker Byron
Fergerson, MD will present
“Wellness?" at Radiology Grand
Rounds on Tuesday, February 1, 2022.
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speaker information.
Radiology Grand
Rounds
GUEST:
Byron Fergerson, MD
DATE:
Tuesday, February 1, 2022
TIME:
12-1 pm
LECTURE:
Wellness?
"Wellness?" is about
the past, present, and future of physician
wellness. Specifically, what we've been
focusing on versus what we should be
focusing on. We will discuss individual
and institutional responsibilities to the
system.
Objectives:
Byron Fergerson,
MD
Vice Chair Faculty
Wellness and Engagement
Clinical Professor
UCSD Department of
Anesthesiology
It is a pleasure to
announce that guest speaker
Christian Dameff, MD will
present “Healthcare Cybersecurity:
Where Bits & Bytes Meet Flesh & Blood"
at Radiology Grand Rounds on Tuesday,
January 18, 2022. The calendar
invitation with the QR code for sign-in
has been updated with the speaker
information.
Radiology Grand
Rounds
GUEST:
Christian Dameff, MD
DATE:
Tuesday, January 18, 2022
TIME:
7:30-8:30 AM
LECTURE:
Healthcare Cybersecurity: Where Bits &
Bytes Meet Flesh & Blood
Abstract:
Over the last fifty years healthcare has
undergone significant digital
transformation, with computerized
workflows constituting a major part of
patient care. Reliance on technologies
such as electronic health records (EHR),
digital picture archiving and
communication systems (PACS), laboratory
information systems (LIS), and connected
medical devices has grown to supplant
manual paper-based systems for many
healthcare delivery organizations (HDOs)
across the globe. Inevitable flaws in the
software and hardware of computer systems
can result in vulnerabilities that alter
the intended function of a system. Cyber
attackers can exploit these
vulnerabilities to steal information,
disrupt services, or corrupt data. The
protection of systems from cyber-attacks
is called cybersecurity and is an
increasingly important practice for modern
healthcare.
Objectives:
1.
Become familiar with hacking concepts such
as vulnerability, exploit, CIA Triad, etc.
2.
Understand how cyber security
vulnerabilities can lead to breaches of
protected health information and patient
safety/care quality concerns.
BIO:
Dr.
Christian Dameff is an Emergency
Physician, Clinical Informaticist, and
researcher. Dr. Dameff is also a hacker
and security researcher interested in the
intersection of healthcare, patient
safety, and cybersecurity. He has spoken
at some of the world’s most prominent
hacker forums including DEFCON, RSA,
Blackhat, Derbycon, BSides: Las Vegas, and
is one of the cofounders of the CyberMed
Summit, a novel multidisciplinary
conference with emphasis on medical device
and infrastructure cybersecurity.
Published cybersecurity topics include
hacking 911 systems, HL7 messaging
vulnerabilities, and malware.
Christian Dameff,
MD
Assistant Professor
of Emergency Medicine, Biomedical
Informatics, & Computer Science
Medical
Director of Cyber Security, University of
California San Diego Health
SPECIAL SEMINAR
Friday January
7th: 1:30 PM
Zoom:
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Theranostics with
Radiation-induced Ultrasound Emission
(TRUE)
Prof. Liangzhong
(Shawn) Xiang
UC Irvine,
Biomedical Engineering and Beckman Laser
Institute
ABSTRACT: We
explore new ways to generate ultrasound
for theragnostics. Specifically, we use
varies radiations (X-ray, proton, laser,
and electrical field) to treat diseases,
simultaneously it will produce ultrasound
waves for image-guided interventions. This
talk will cover three primary research
areas: 1) X-ray-induced acoustic computed
tomography (XACT) for precision
radiotherapy; 2) Proton-induced acoustic
imaging for proton therapy guidance, and
3) electroacoustic tomography (EAT) for
irreversible electroporation (IRE)
monitoring. Prospects and challenges for
the clinical implementation of these
techniques will be discussed. The
successful development of these
technologies will expand the current
clinical paradigm towards precision
medicine.
BIO:
Liangzhong (Shawn) Xiang is a tenured
associate professor with joint
appointments in the Departments of
Biomedical Engineering and Radiology, and
Faculty Innovation Fellow at University of
California, Irvine (UCI). He is also a
core faculty member in Beckman Laser
Institute and Medical Clinic, and Chao
Family Comprehensive Cancer Center at UCI.
Dr. Xiang’s lab focuses on biomedical
imaging and image-guided treatment. Before
joining UCI, he was awarded the Lloyd
G. and Joyce Austin Presidential
Professorship at The University of
Oklahoma (OU). Prior to OU, he completed
his postdoctoral fellowship training in
medical physics at Stanford Medical School
where he was awarded the DoD Prostate
Cancer Postdoctoral Fellowship.
Dr. Xiang is the
recipient of the NIH MERIT Award (R37),
and Research Scholar from the American
Cancer Society. Dr. Xiang has served as
conference chairs for the 2021 IEEE IUS,
2019 AAPM annual meeting and 2018 CIOP. He
served as an SPIE Student Chapter advisor,
editorial board members of numerous
international journals, and grant reviewer
for the NIH, Department of Energy (DOE),
Russian Science Foundation (RSF),
Helmholtz Association of German Research
Centre, and ETH Zurich.
It is a pleasure to
announce that guest speaker John A
Kaufman, MD, MS will present
"The IR Residency: Progress or
Disruption?” at Radiology Grand
Rounds on Tuesday, January 4, 2022.
The calendar invitation with the QR code
for sign-in has been updated with the
speaker information.
Radiology Grand
Rounds
GUEST:
John A Kaufman, MD, MS
DATE:
Tuesday, January 4, 2022
TIME:
12 PM – 1 PM
LECTURE:
The IR Residency: Progress or Disruption?
Biography
Dr. Kaufman is
director of the Dotter Institute and past
president of the Society of Interventional
Radiology. His clinical interests include
aortic aneurysms, venous diseases,
vascular malformations, and image guide
treatment of liver cancers and uterine
fibroids. He is also actively involved in
clinical research in these areas.
Date: Monday,
December 6, 12:00 – 1:00pm (PST)
Location:
broadcast via radres Zoom link
Presentation
Title:
Paranasal sinuses
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PRESENTER:
Jennifer Becker,
BMBS, MRCS, FRCR
Dr. Jennifer Becker
is the Interim Chief of Neuroradiology at
Banner University Medical Center -
University of Arizona in Tucson, and the
President of the Western Neuroradiological
Society
Presentation
Title:
Diffusion MRI,
Tractography, and White Matter Imaging
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PRESENTER:
Evan Calabrese,
M.D., Ph.D.
Dr. Calabrese is a
physician scientist and current clinical
fellow in the Division of Neuroradiology
and Department of Radiology & Biomedical
Imaging at the University of California
San Francisco. Dr. Calabrese’s research is
focus on the use of automated image
processing techniques, including
artificial intelligence, to help extract
clinically useful information from
multimodal neuroimaging data.
Date: Tuesday,
November 30, 12:00 – 1:00pm (PST)
Location:
broadcast via radres Zoom link
Presentation
Title:
Imaging of Dural
Venous Sinus Thrombosis
Daniel Phung, M.D.
Dr. Phung is a
Neuroradiology Fellow at The University of
Southern California Keck School of
Medicine. He served as Chief Resident and
the Residency IT Chief for the Brown
University Radiology Residency Program,
and received their Resident Excellence in
teaching award.
Date: Monday,
November 29, 12:00 – 1:00pm (PST)
Location:
Lasser conference room (in person)
broadcast via radres Zoom link
Presentation
Title:
PET/CT in Cardiac
Sarcoidosis
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PRESENTER:
Avanka Lowe, MD
Dr. Lowe is a
Clinical Fellow in Nuclear Medicine and
PET/CT in the Division of Nuclear Medicine
and Molecular Imaging at Johns Hopkins. He
completed his nuclear medicine residency
at UT Southwestern in 2021. Dr. Lowe is
interested in pursuing research in
artificial intelligence and has a
background in computer programming. He
enjoys hands-on procedural and therapeutic
work in nuclear medicine and has an
interest in teaching.
It is a pleasure to
announce that guest speaker Susan
Bukata, MD will present “PTH
and Osteoarthritis: New tricks for an old
friend”
at Radiology Grand Rounds on
Tuesday, November 16, 2021. The
calendar invitation with the QR code for
sign-in has been updated with the speaker
information.
Radiology Grand
Rounds: Susan Bukata, MD
DATE:
Tuesday, November 16, 2021
TIME:
7:30-8:30 AM
LECTURE:
PTH and Osteoarthritis: New tricks for an
old friend
Session
Objectives:
Susan V. Bukata,
MD, FAAOS, FAOA
Professor and
Department Chair
Orthopaedic
Surgery, UC San Diego
It is a pleasure to
announce that guest speaker Vahid
Yaghmai, MD, MS, FSAR will present
“Imaging of Liver Directed Therapies”
at Radiology Grand Rounds on
Tuesday, November 2, 2021. The
calendar invitation with the QR code for
sign-in has been updated with the speaker
information.
Radiology Grand Rounds: Vahid
Yaghmai, MD, MS, FSAR
Lecture Title: Imaging of Liver
Directed Therapies
DATE:
Tuesday, November 2, 2021
TIME:
12-1 PM
Vahid Yaghmai,
MD, MS, FSAR
Professor and
Chair
Hasso Brothers
Endowed Chair
Department of
Radiological Sciences
University of
California, Irvine
UCI Health
Abstract:
Image guided therapy of liver
malignancies is evolving. New stand alone
and combination therapies require precise
planning for the best therapeutic
approach. Peri-procedural imaging helps
determine procedural success. Follow-up
imaging after therapy guides future
treatment and predicts outcome.
Objectives:
1. Liver-directed
therapies will be reviewed
2. Unique aspects of
imaging interpretation will be discussed
Radiology Grand
Rounds – Sarah Blair, MD
Lecture Title:
Nanoparticles for Tumor Localization in
Breast Cancer
DATE:
Tuesday, October 19, 2021
TIME:
7:30-8:30 AM PST
Sarah Blair, MD
Professor and Vice
Chair
Department of
Surgery
UC San Diego
Health
Learning
objectives:
Speaker:
Meher
Juttukonda, Ph.D.
Athinoula
A. Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging
Harvard
Medical School and
Massachusetts General Hospital
Title:
Imaging cerebral hemodynamics in typical
and abnormal aging
Date and Time: Tuesday,
October 12, 2021, 12 pm (PST) via Zoom
Abstract:
White matter plays a critical role in
supporting human cognitive function, and
white matter lesions have been implicated
as a contributor to cognitive decline in
Alzheimer’s disease (AD). While they are
often presumed to be of vascular origin,
physiological mechanisms underlying these
lesions remain unclear. As the world’s
population continues to age, understanding
microvascular hemodynamics in typical
versus abnormal aging could be critical
for understanding vascular contributions
to cognitive decline and for guiding the
development of preventative therapies.
During this talk, I will discuss 1) recent
magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
approaches for characterizing gray and
white matter hemodynamics in typical aging
and 2) potential microvascular mechanisms
that may contribute to the development of
white matter lesions and consequent
cognitive decline in older adults at
elevated risk for AD.
Bio:
Meher Juttukonda, Ph.D. is an Instructor
in Radiology at Harvard Medical School and
Massachusetts General Hospital and a
faculty member in the Athinoula A.
Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging.
Meher received a B.E. in Biomedical
Engineering from Vanderbilt University and
a Ph.D. from the Joint Department of
Biomedical Engineering at UNC-Chapel Hill
and NC State University. He completed a
postdoctoral fellowship at Vanderbilt
University Medical Center, studying
hemodynamic sequalae of sickle cell
disease and arterial steno-occlusive
disease. His current research is focused
on understanding microvascular mechanisms
associated with white matter lesions in
typical aging and in adults at elevated
risk for AD.
It is a pleasure to
announce that guest speaker Nadine
Nasser Donovan, Esq. will present
“The Four Elements of a Medical
Malpractice Claim”
at Radiology Grand Rounds on
Tuesday, October 5, 2021. The
calendar invitation with the QR code for
sign-in has been updated with the speaker
information. NOTE: This lecture will
not be recorded.
DATE:
Tuesday, October 5, 2021
TIME:
12-1 PM PST
TOPIC:
The Four Elements of a Medical Malpractice
Claim
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This lecture will
provide attendees a clear understanding of
the four distinct legal elements of a
medical malpractice claim. We will also go
over the type of evidence lawyers use to
address each element, and how proof
requirements may vary by jurisdiction or
applicable state statutes
Nadine Nasser
Donovan, Esq.
Lead Trainer, SEAK,
Inc.
It is a pleasure to
announce that guest speaker Joseph
Califano, MD will present “HPV
mediated oropharynx cancer: An epidemic”
at Radiology Grand Rounds on
Tuesday, September 21, 2021. The
calendar invitation with the QR code for
sign-in has been updated with the speaker
information.
DATE:
Tuesday, September 21, 2021
TIME:
7:30-8:30 AM PST
Joseph
Califano, M.D.
Physician in
Chief, Moores Cancer Center
Director, Head and
Neck Cancer Center
Co-Leader,
Structural and Functional Genomics
Professor,
Division of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck
Surgery
Department of
Surgery
University of
California, San Diego
Lecture Title:
HPV mediated oropharynx cancer: An
epidemic
It is a pleasure to
announce that guest speaker Mitchell
D. Schnall, MD, PhD will present
“Risks
and Opportunities for Radiology in Value
Based Care” at Radiology Grand
Rounds on Tuesday, September 7, 2021.
The calendar invitation with the QR code
for sign-in will be updated with the
speaker information.
DATE:
Tuesday, September 7, 2021
TIME:
12-1 PM PST
Mitchell D.
Schnall, MD, PhD
Eugene P.
Pendergrass Professor and Chairman
Department of
Radiology
Hospital of the
University of Pennsylvania
Lecture Title:
Risks and Opportunities for Radiology in
Value Based Care
This presentation
will discuss the emergence of value based
care, its overall impact on the
health care market, and particular
impact on the business and practice of
radiology. Although there is
significant risk to traditional radiology
practice, value based care does
provide an opportunity for radiology to
evolve and become an invaluable health
system partner in developing a value based
care strategy.
Objectives:
It is a pleasure to
announce that guest speaker Geoffroy
Noel, PhD will present “Augmented
Reality: potential and impact of using
body donors’ CT scans in medical training”
at Radiology Grand Rounds on Tuesday,
August 17, 2021. The calendar
invitation with the QR code for sign-in
will be updated with the speaker
information.
DATE:
Tuesday, August 17, 2021
TIME:
7:30-8:30 AM PST
Geoffroy
Noel, PhD
Chief, Division of
Anatomy
Department of
Surgery
UC San Diego
School of Medicine
Lecture
Title:
Augmented Reality: potential and impact of
using body donors’ CT scans in medical
training
Abstract and
Session Objectives:
Augmented reality (AR) has recently been
utilized as an integrative teaching tool
in medical curricula given its ability to
view virtual objects while interacting
with the physical environment. The
evidence for AR in
medical training however, is limited. For
this reason, the purpose of this mixed
methods study was to evaluate the
implementation of overlaying
donor-specific diagnostic imaging (DSDI)
onto corresponding body donors in a
fourth-year, dissection-based, medical
elective course entitled Anatomy for
Surgeons (AFS). Students registered in AFS
were separated into groups; either
receiving DSDI displayed on Microsoft
HoloLens AR head-mounted display (n = 12),
or DSDI displayed on iPad (n =15). To test
for change in spatial ability, students
completed an anatomical mental rotation
test (AMRT) prior to and following the AFS
course. Students also participated in a
focus group discussion and completed a
survey at the end of AFS, analyzed through
thematic triangulation and an unpaired,
Mann Whitney U test respectively, both
addressing dissection experience, DSDI
relevancy to dissection, and use of AR in
anatomical education. Although
statistically significant differences were
not found when comparing student group
AMRT scores, survey and discussion data
suggest that the HoloLens had improved the
students’ understanding of, and their
spatial orientation of, anatomical
relationships. Trunk dissection quality
grades were significantly higher with
students using the HoloLens. Although
students mentioned difficulties with
HoloLens software, with faculty
assistance, training and enhanced software
development, there is potential for this
AR tool to contribute to improved
dissection quality and an immersive
learning experience.
It is a pleasure to
announce that guest speaker Vinil
Shah, MD will present “Developing
a Spine Interventional Service: Beyond
LP's & Myelograms” at Radiology Grand
Rounds on Tuesday, August 3, 2021. A
calendar invitation with the QR code for
sign-in and Zoom link will be forthcoming.
DATE:
Tuesday, August 3, 2021
TIME:
12 PM – 1 PM PST
Vinil Shah,
MD
Associate Professor of
Radiology & Biomedical Imaging
Director, Neuroradiology
Fellowship Program
University of
California, San Francisco
Lecture Title: Developing a
Spine Interventional Service: Beyond LP's
& Myelograms
Presentation
Summary:
The aim of this talk
is to provide an overview on how to
develop and grow a successful spine
procedural service, one that goes beyond
lumbar punctures and myelograms. Pertinent
topics that will be covered include tips
on building a procedural team, type of
imaging modality to use (i.e. fluoroscopy,
CT, or US), how to successfully obtain
referrals from clinicians, measuring
outcomes, and developing a patient
friendly service. Particular emphasis will
also be placed on procedural safety and
dealing with complications.
This presentation
will benefit practicing radiologists and
trainees interested in spine procedures
and in developing a robust spine
interventional service.
It is a pleasure to
announce our first Grand Rounds of the new
academic year, which will provide a brief
update on the Radiology Department from
Chair Alexander Norbash and Executive Vice
Chair Christine Chung, followed by a
special interactive session, entitled “The
30,000-foot View” from the Center for
Compassionate Communication.
DATE:
Tuesday, July 20
TIME:
12 PM – 1 PM
Lecture Title:
The 30,000-foot view
Evonne Kaplan-Liss MD MPH
Director,
Center for Compassionate Communication
Sanford Institute for Empathy and
Compassion
Val
Lantz-Gefroh, MFA
Director
of Communication Education
Center for
Compassionate Curriculum
In this session, we
will introduce you to our communication
framework and give you the opportunity to
discuss. We will consider the story of two
colleagues and the impact of
assumptions/negativity on team dynamics.
Interactive exercises will be included in
this session and participation is strongly
encouraged.
Learning Objectives:
•
Practice listening in order to consciously
connect
•
Recognize communication traps that can
exist in teams
•
Understand the impact of emotions and
goals
It is my pleasure to
announce that guest speaker Roland R
Lee, MD will present “Reflections
on a Career in Academic Neuroradiology (so
far…)” at Radiology Grand Rounds on
Tuesday, June 29, 2021. A calendar
invitation with the QR code for sign-in
and Zoom link has been updated and sent.
DATE:
Tuesday, June 29, 2021
TIME:
12-1 PM
Roland R.
Lee, MD, FACR
Professor of
Radiology, Chief of Neuroradiology
Director of MEG,
and MRI
Dept. of
Radiology, UCSD and VA San Diego
Lecture
Title: Reflections on a Career in
Academic Neuroradiology (so far…)
Dr. Roland Lee will
speak about the great people he has worked
with, and things he has learned, during
his ongoing career in academic
neuroradiology.
It is a pleasure to
announce that guest speaker James
Chalfant, MD will present “Impact
of the COVID-19 Pandemic: Insights from
Breast Imaging” at Radiology Grand Rounds
on Tuesday, June 15, 2021. A
calendar invitation with the QR code for
sign-in and Zoom link will be forthcoming.
DATE:
Tuesday, June 15, 2021
TIME:
7:30-8:30 AM
James
Chalfant, MD
Assistant Clinical
Professor, Breast Imaging
Department of
Radiological Sciences
David Geffen
School of Medicine at UCLA
Lecture
Title: Impact of the COVID-19
Pandemic: Insights from Breast Imaging
Abstract:
The coronavirus
disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has had a
profound impact on radiology in the United
States. The
subspecialty of breast imaging is no
exception,
and the patient-facing nature of
the field poses unique challenges to safe
care delivery and education during the
pandemic. This lecture will discuss the
adaptations of breast imaging centers to
the pandemic and the impacts on breast
imaging education, with a focus on the
early portions of the pandemic. The
lecture will also explore how lessons from
breast imaging may be applied to other
radiology subspecialties.
Session Objectives:
1. Summarize the impact of the COVID-19
pandemic on breast imaging volumes and
discuss the resulting financial impact on
physicians and staff.
2. Identify common safety measures
implemented by breast imaging centers as
they adapted to the COVID-19 pandemic.
3. Discuss the impact of the COVID-19
pandemic on breast imaging education as it
relates to medical students, radiology
residents, and breast imaging fellows.
4. Explore how lessons from the impact on
breast imaging may be applied to other
radiology subspecialties
Greetings all,
It is a pleasure to
announce that guest speaker James
Friend, PhD will present “Innovations
in ultrasound and intervention” at
Radiology Grand Rounds on Tuesday, June 1,
2021. Calendar invite to follow.
DATE:
Tuesday, June 1, 2021
TIME:
12 PM – 1 PM
James Friend, PhD
Medically Advanced
Devices Laboratory, Center for Medical
Devices
Professor, Department
of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering,
Jacobs School of Engineering, Department
of Surgery, School of Medicine
UC San Diego
Lecture title:
Innovations in
ultrasound and intervention
Abstract:
The talk will focus
upon recent engineering innovations
likely to significantly impact the
practice of radiology in the years to
come. We will present a diverse portfolio
of technologies, from metamaterial-based
media that facilitate the passage of
ultrasound through cortical and trabecular
bone for treatment and imaging, to
functionalized nanobubbles that easily
pass the blood-brain barrier and may
selectively bind to tumors, and some
recent advancements in endovascular
interventional devices that may facilitate
deeper access into the peripheral and
neurovasculature. Questions regarding
problems the audience members face in
daily practice are welcomed, as is
discussion of how these advancements may
benefit your work.
Greetings all,
It is a pleasure to
announce that guest speaker Sean M.
Tutton, MD will present “Imaging
and Minimally Invasive Treatment of
Desmoid Tumors” at Radiology Grand
Rounds on Tuesday, May 18, 2021.
DATE:
Tuesday, May 18, 2021
TIME:
7:30 AM – 8:30 AM
Lecture Title:
Imaging and Minimally Invasive Treatment
of Desmoid Tumors
Zoom Link:
https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/81238487904?pwd=bW5iTDJYei9CU09WVlhLZDJ1bXR5QT09
Sean M. Tutton, MD
FSIR
Professor of
Radiology, Orthopedic Surgery, and
Palliative Medicine
Vice Chairman of
Faculty Affairs, Department of Radiology
Medical College of
Wisconsin
Bio:
Dr. Tutton received
his degree from the New Jersey School of
Medicine and completed his internship,
residency and fellowship at the Feinberg
School of Medicine, Northwestern
University in Chicago IL.
He joined the Medical College of Wisconsin
in 2005 where he established his practice
focusing on palliative interventional
therapies in cancer and non-cancer
musculoskeletal diseases. Dr. Tutton
received board certification in Hospice
and Palliative Care in 2012. He holds
joint faculty appointments in Orthopedics
and Palliative Medicine.
Dr. Tutton is an
active member of the Sarcoma Disease Team
at MCW focusing on bone and soft tissue
tumor related pain and skeletal
complications. His research focus is on
ablation of soft tissue tumors including
Desmoids and ablation and stabilization
for patients suffering from painful cancer
related spine and pelvic fractures.
Abstract:
Desmoid Fibromatosis/
Desmoids are benign locally aggressive
tumors, affecting younger patients,
occurring sporadically or less commonly
associated with familial polyposis
syndrome (FAP/Gardner’s syndrome). They
occur along facial planes and aponeurotic
tissue. This orphan tumor is grouped with
the sarcomas as it is a soft tissue tumor
of fibroblast origin. Historically,
surgery was the chosen therapy, but
recurrences have been seen in up to 40% in
some series. Currently, surveillance is
the preferred therapy in asymptomatic
tumors that are not progressing rapidly.
More recently, percutaneous ablative
therapies have become utilized in
symptomatic tumors as a “least worst”
option over cytotoxic chemotherapy,
radiation, and surgery in this young
active population. We will review the
current imaging, and treatment strategies
of desmoids and recent changes in the NCCN
guidelines.
Objectives:
It is a pleasure to
announce that guest speaker Susan R
Hopkins, MD, PhD will present “Understanding
the mechanisms of high altitude pulmonary
edema: new insights from proton MRI”
at Radiology Grand Rounds on Tuesday, May
4, 2021.
DATE:
Tuesday, May 4, 2021
TIME:
12 PM – 1 PM
Susan R
Hopkins, MD, PhD
Professor of
Medicine and Radiology
Director,
Pulmonary Imaging Laboratory
University of
California, San Diego
Lecture Title:
Understanding the mechanisms of high
altitude pulmonary edema: new insights
from proton MRI
Abstract &
Objectives:
High-altitude
pulmonary edema, HAPE, is a potentially
fatal lung edema that affects individuals
who travel rapidly to high altitude.
Although many individuals making a rapid
ascent will develop findings consistent
with interstitial pulmonary edema, 2% of
subjects develop alveolar flooding
consistent with HAPE, requiring treatment.
The biggest predictor of development of
HAPE on future ascents is a prior
history of the disease, and these
individuals are considered to be
HAPE-susceptible. This presentation
will focus on how functional magnetic
resonance imaging has provided insights
into the mechanism(s) of HAPE. For decades
it was proposed that HAPE results from
uneven hypoxic pulmonary vasoconstriction
of precapillary arterioles increasing
resistance and reducing flow in some
segments and increasing pressure and flow
in non-constricted segments. This in turn
leads to mechanical stress failure of
pulmonary capillaries and a subsequent
inflammatory response exacerbating the
leak. Studies using arterial spin labeling
to measure perfusion have shown that
pulmonary blood flow becomes more
heterogeneous when HAPE-susceptible
subjects but not HAPE resistant or normal
controls are exposed to acute isobaric
hypoxia. This provides evidence that
uneven hypoxic pulmonary vasoconstriction
is indeed a feature of those that are
HAPE-susceptible. One explanation for
uneven hypoxic pulmonary vasoconstriction
is increased heterogeneity of ventilation
leading to an uneven stimulus to the
response. Additional work using an oxygen
enhanced ventilation MR technique,
specific ventilation imaging, has shown
that contrary to predictions, ventilation
is more uniform in HAPE-susceptible
subjects compared to HAPE-resistant
subjects. This implicates abnormalities in
the distribution of vascular smooth muscle
as the most likely underlying abnormality
in those susceptible to HAPE.
The objectives of
this presentation is to provide a
foundation for how functional lung imaging
can be used to understand mechanisms of
disease.
It is a pleasure to
announce that guest speaker Dolores
H. Pretorius will present
“Obstetrical Ultrasound Legal Cases:
Lessons Learned” at Radiology Grand Rounds
on Tuesday, April 20, 2021.
DATE:
Tuesday, April 20, 2021
TIME:
7:30 AM – 8:30 AM
Dolores H.
Pretorius, MD
Professor Emeritus
of Radiology
University of
California, San Diego
Lecture Title:
Obstetrical Ultrasound Legal Cases:
Lessons Learned
Abstract &
Objectives: I will discuss legal cases
that I have been involved in as an expert
witness and the lessons I have learned
from this activity; I routinely teach
these lessons to residents and fellows as
well as colleagues in CME courses. I
also will discuss the process of being an
expert witness and the necessity of being
non-biased in evaluating ultrasound
images. Specific anomalies will be
presented and processes regarding
reporting will be presented.
ZOOM
INFO:
Join from PC, Mac,
Linux, iOS or Android:
https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/86552760529?pwd=bnh2R3d0ZTJjbjRGbmo1Y2hUNzlmZz09
Password: 132086
It is a pleasure to announce that
guest speaker Dr. Sanjeev Bhalla
will
present ‘Off
the mat, how Yoga helped me become a
better teacher’
at our next CSRRP Workshop on
Tuesday, Apr 13
from 6-7
pm PT.
Sanjeev Bhalla, MD
Professor, Radiology
Division of
Diagnostic Radiology
Cardiothoracic
Imaging Section
Chief, Cardiothoracic
Imaging Section
Co-Chief, Body Computed
Tomography
Assistant Radiology
Residency Program Director
Washington University in St. Louis
Join us on:
Date:
Tuesday, Apr 13
Time:
6-7 pm
PT
Zoom:
https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/81232452331
Meeting ID: 812 3245 2331
It is a pleasure to
announce that guest speaker Frankis
Almaguel, MD, PhD will present
“Theranostics of Prostate Cancer” at
Radiology Grand Rounds on Tuesday, April
6, 2021. A calendar invitation with
the QR code for sign-in and Zoom link will
be forthcoming.
DATE:
Tuesday, April 6, 2021
TIME:
12 PM – 1 PM
Frankis
Almaguel, MD, PhD
Director,
Molecular Imaging and Therapeutics Program
Loma Linda
University Cancer Center
Center For Health
Disparities and Molecular Medicine
Assistant
Professor Department of Radiology & Basic
Sciences, Loma Linda University School of
Medicine
Lecture
Title: Theranostics of Prostate Cancer
Dr Almaguel’s
lecture will cover:
ZOOM
INFO:
Join from PC, Mac,
Linux, iOS or Android:
https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/87487694824?pwd=WW5Vb0ZqSzRXQjlrQXVzc1lrUGN2dz09
Password: 408947
Please join us for
Radiology Grand Rounds, as we welcome
Eric J Keller, MD for an interesting
talk, “Applied Ethics in Radiology:
Practical Solutions to Challenging
Situations.” You should have previously
received the calendar invitation.
DATE:
Tuesday, March 16, 2021
TIME:
7:30 AM – 8:30 AM
Eric J. Keller, MD
Stanford Resident
Physician
Interventional/Diagnostic
Radiology
Lecture
Title: Applied Ethics in Radiology:
Practical Solutions to Challenging
Situations
Abstract:
Radiology, like all fields medicine, has
challenging ethical situations that can
arise in daily practice. Traditional
approaches to ethics tend to be general
and ’top-down’ based on abstract
principles that can feel distant from
daily practice in radiology. Conversely,
applied ethics is a bottom-up approach
where one explores perceptions and
experiences surround salient ethical
issues and uses this information in tandem
with ethical theory to develop practical
tools and workflows to navigate these
challenging situations better. Dr. Keller
and his team has been trialing this
approach in radiology, particularly
interventional radiology as means of
making ethics more useful in daily
practice. In this session, we will explore
at least four issues relevant to
radiology, including futility, consent,
research ethics, and artificial
intelligence. Each topic will start with a
case allowing the audience to anonymously
respond what they would do. We will then
discuss each issue with time at the end to
discuss other ethical issues on people’s
minds.
Session
Objectives:
Tuesday – 3/2
Guest Speaker:
Dr. Alan Sag, Duke University – “Complex
MSK Interventions”
(special 2 hour
lecture)
https://www.dukehealth.org/find-doctors-physicians/alan-alper-sag-md
Radiology
Research Seminar
Tuesday, February
23, 2021, 12 pm (PST) via Zoom
Speaker: Frederik
Laun, Ph.D.
Professor for
Quantitative MRI
Institute of Radiology
Friedrich-Alexander-Universität
Erlangen-Nürnberg
Title: “Diffusion-weighted imaging of the
liver and breast – and on its inverse
problem”
Abstract:
The successful application of
diffusion-weighted imaging faces several
organ-specific challenges. In this talk,
these challenges and potential remedies to
overcome them are discussed for liver and
female breast applications. The second
part of the talk will focus on the
question of how much we can learn about
the tissue by measuring diffusion with MR.
Please join us for
Radiology Grand Rounds, as we welcome
Kristin L. Mekeel, MD, MSc, FACS who
will lecture on the subject of “Imaging in
Liver and Kidney Transplantation.”
DATE:
Tuesday, February 16, 2021
TIME:
7:30 AM – 8:30 AM
Kristin L. Mekeel, MD, MSc, FACS
Professor and
Chief, Transplantation & Hepatobiliary
Surgery
Vice Chair,
Surgical Quality, Department of Surgery
Director, Surgical
Quality, UCSD Health Systems
UC San Diego
Lecture: Imaging in Liver
and Kidney Transplantation (tentative
title)
Please join us for
Radiology Grand Rounds, as we welcome
Brady K. Huang, MD for an exciting
talk, “Brachial Plexus: Imaging
Anatomy.”
DATE:
Tuesday, February 2, 2021
TIME:
12 PM – 1 PM
Brady K.
Huang, MD
Associate Clinical
Professor of Radiology
UC San Diego
Lecture:
Brachial Plexus: Imaging Anatomy
Session Objectives:
Please join us for
Radiology Grand Rounds, as we welcome
Nicole F. Steinmetz, Ph.D. for an
exciting talk, “NanoEngineering gone
viral: plant virus-based contrast agents
and therapeutics.”
DATE:
Tuesday, January 19, 2021
TIME:
7:30-8:30 AM
Nicole F.
Steinmetz, Ph.D.
Professor,
NanoEngineering
Director, Center for
Nano-ImmunoEngineering
UC San Diego
UC San Diego MRSEC | Lead IRG2
Fellow AIMBE, FRSC
AE Wiley Interdiscip
Rev Nanomed Nanobiotechnol
EAB ACS
Nano, J Mater Chem B, Mol Pharm, Mater Adv
Lecture:
NanoEngineering gone viral: plant
virus-based contrast agents and
therapeutics
Abstract:
Nanoscale engineering
is revolutionizing the way we detect,
prevent and treat diseases. Viruses are
playing a special role in these
developments because they can function as
prefabricated nanoparticles. We utilize
and build-upon the high-precision
assemblies of the viral capsids and
utilize them as platform technologies,
engineered and repurposed for a desired
function. More specifically, we turned
toward plant viruses as a platform
nanotechnology. We have developed a
library of plant virus-based nanoparticles
and through structure-function studies we
are beginning to understand how to tailor
these materials appropriately for
applications targeting human, veterinary
and plant health. Through chemical
biology, we have developed virus-based
delivery systems carrying medically
relevant cargo enabling tissue-specific
imaging and treatment. We have developed
contrast agents for MR imaging achieving
r=80 mM-1 s-1 and
enabling imaging of cardiosvascular
disease and cancer in mouse models. A
particular exciting avenue is the
development of plant virus-like particle
platforms for cancer immunotherapy. The
idea pursued is an ‘in situ vaccination’
to stimulate local and systemic anti-tumor
immune responses to treat established
disease, and most importantly to induce
immune memory to protect patients from
outgrowth of metastasis and recurrence of
the disease. In light of the COVID-19
pandemic, we have also turned toward the
development of diagnostic tools and
vaccine candidates.
In this lecture, I
will highlight engineering design
principles employed to synthesize the
next-generation contrast agents and
nanotherapeutics using plant virus-based
platform technologies, and I will discuss
the evaluation of such in preclinical
mouse models and canine patients.
Tuesday, January
12, 2021, 12 pm (PST) via Zoom
Speaker: Moritz
Zaiss, Ph.D.
Professor for
Multimodal Imaging in Clinical Research
Friedrich-Alexander-Universität
Erlangen-Nürnberg
Title: “CEST
MRI – basics, tricks and applications”
Date and Time: Tuesday,
January 12, 2021, 12 pm (PST) via Zoom
Abstract: Chemical
exchange saturation (CEST) MRI promises
novel and non-invasive molecular image
contrast with correlation from pH, over
metabolites, to proteins and their
conformation. A basic introduction of the
phenomenon is followed by standard
approaches and tricks on how to obtain the
small CEST signals in a reproducible
manner. Also with regard to ultra-high
fields, where CEST has many benefits, but
several challenges. Applications in brain
tumors and stroke are discussed, as well
as the next steps necessary to bring this
technique to broader clinical
investigation at different field
strengths.
Please join us for
our first 2021 Radiology Grand Rounds, as
we welcome Dr James A. Brink who
will discuss “Academic Radiology
Departments: Organizational Structure and
Strategy " via ZOOM.
DATE:
Tuesday, January 5, 2021
TIME:
12 PM – 1 PM PST
James A. Brink,
MD
Radiologist-in-Chief, Massachusetts
General Hospital
Juan M. Taveras
Professor of Radiology, Harvard Medical
School
Lecture:
Academic Radiology Departments:
Organizational Structure and Strategy
Learning
Objectives:
Abstract:
Large academic
radiology departments require careful
consideration of the governance structure
that will enable its long-term success.
Multiple leadership axes integrate
responsibilities among numerous role
groups and constituents. Some axes provide
hierarchical responsibility for faculty
affairs, while others are focused
thematically on clinical service delivery
and other functions necessary for
advancing non-clinical domains.
Leadership development and mentoring
programs are sound investments in future
leaders, and wellness programs insure a
stable and healthy workforce. Strategic
planning with implementation teams
designed to meet the department’s goals
and objectives help align the department
on achieving its long-term vision.
Key leadership skills must be fostered to
enable department leaders to navigate the
complex relationships inherent to highly
matrixed organizations.
Please join us for
our next Radiology Grand Rounds, as we
welcome Dr Jeffrey R. Galvin who
will discuss “Pathways to Fibrosis"
via ZOOM.
DATE:
Tuesday, December 15, 2020
TIME:
12 PM – 1 PM
Jeffrey R.
Galvin, MD
Professor,
Departments of Radiology and Internal
Medicine
Division of
Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine
University of
Maryland
Dr. Galvin is a
board certified radiologist with expertise
in the diagnosis and research related to
interstitial lung disease. He has 20 years
of training and experience in radiologic
pathologic correlation of lung disease and
is the Chief of chest imaging at the
American Institute for Radiologic
Pathology, a division of the American
College of Radiology.
On behalf of Dr
Alexander Norbash, please join the
Department of Radiology as we welcome
special guest, Matthew Lungren, MD, MPH
for a special lecture, AI in
Healthcare: The Modern Prometheus.
DATE:
Wednesday, December 9, 2020
TIME:
12 PM – 1 PM
ZOOM INFO to COME
GUEST SPEAKER:
Matthew Lungren, MD, MPH
LECTURE: AI
in Healthcare: The Modern Prometheus
Matthew Lungren,
MD
Co-Director, Stanford
Center for Artificial Intelligence in
Medicine and Imaging
Associate Professor
of Radiology
Stanford University
Medical Center
About Dr Lungren:
Dr. Lungren is the
Co-Director of the Stanford Center for
Artificial Intelligence in Medicine and
Imaging and Associate Professor in the
Department of Radiology at Stanford
University Medical Center. Dr. Lungren’s
NIH and NSF funded research is in the
field of AI and deep learning in medical
imaging, precision medicine, and
predictive health outcomes. His work has
been featured in national news outlets
such as NPR, Vice News, Scientific
American and he regularly speaks at
national and international scientific
meetings on the topic of AI in healthcare.
Please join us for
our next Radiology Grand Rounds, as we
welcome Scott Penner, J. D. who
will discuss Developing and
Protecting Your IP to Create Business
Value via ZOOM.
DATE:
Tuesday, November 17, 2020
TIME:
12 PM – 1 PM
GUEST SPEAKER:
Scott Penner, J.
D.
Partner
Eversheds Sutherland
(US) LLP
LECTURE:
Developing and Protecting Your IP to
Create Business Value
This
presentation will focus on three key
areas:
1) Understand the different kinds of
intellectual property
2) Develop an intellectual property plan
to generate business value
3) Learn to protect your intellectual
property while selling your idea
Please join us for
our next Radiology Grand Rounds, as we
welcome Dr Sonia Ramamoorthy who
will discuss the “The future of
Colorectal Surgery and how Radiologist
will get us there" via ZOOM.
DATE:
Tuesday, November 3, 2020
TIME:
7:30 AM – 8:30 AM
GUEST SPEAKER:
Sonia Ramamoorthy MD, FACS, FASCRS
LECTURE: The
future of Colorectal Surgery and how
Radiologist will get us there
Sonia Ramamoorthy
MD, FACS, FASCRS
Professor of Surgery
Chief, Division of
Colon and Rectal Surgery
Rebecca and John
Moores Cancer Center
University of
California, San Diego Health System
GUEST SPEAKER:
Michael M. Madani, M.D.
LECTURE:
State of the Art Treatment for CTEPH
Michael M. Madani,
M.D.
John G. Pickard Chair
in Cardiac Surgery
Professor & Chief –
Cardiovascular & Thoracic Surgery
Executive Director,
UCSD Cardiovascular Institute — Surgery
Director, UCSD PTE
Program
University of
California, San Diego
DATE:
Tuesday, October 6, 2020
TIME:
12 PM – 1 PM PT
GUEST SPEAKER:
Suhny Abbara, MD,
FACR, FSCCT, MSCCT
Professor of
Radiology/Chief of Cardiothoracic Imaging
Division
UT Southwestern Medical Center
Chief of Cardiothoracic Imaging - Parkland
Health & Hospital System
LECTURE: Cardiac
CT – how, when, and why
Greetings,
Please join us for
Radiology Grand Rounds, as we welcome Dr
Kathryn (Katie) Fowler who will discuss
Atypical HCC, and note the start time
this week of 7:30 AM.
DATE:
Tuesday, September 15
TIME:
7:30 AM – 8:30 AM
GUEST SPEAKER:
Kathryn (Katie)
Fowler, MD
Professor of
Radiology
Director of Abdominal
and Pelvic MRI
Director Liver
Imaging Group (LIG)
LECTURE: Atypical
HCC
ABSTRACT:
LI-RADS provides guidance for most,
but not all primary liver tumors. This
talk will fill in some of the gaps in
LI-RADS and provide an overview of HCC
pathology from standard carcinogenesis and
conventional HCC to the more atypical/rare
subtypes from both an imaging and
pathological perspective.
Objectives:
1) Review
conventional HCC
criteria-pathology/imaging
2) Identify
atypical variants of HCC
3) Review imaging
appearances and potential impact of
atypical HCC
Please join us for
Radiology Grand Rounds, as we welcome
Christine O. Menias (Cooky) who will
discuss Imaging Findings of Side Effects
of Oncologic Therapies in the Abdomen
DATE:
Tuesday, September 1
TIME:
12 PM – 1 PM
GUEST SPEAKER:
Christine (Cooky)
Menias, MD
Professor of
Radiology
Mayo Clinic School of
Medicine
Editor, RSNA
Radiographics (1/2021)
LECTURE:
Imaging Findings of Side Effects of
Oncologic Therapies in the Abdomen
Objectives:
Hope to “see” you
there! As a reminder, sign-in will
be by QR code. There will be a slide
at the beginning and end of the
presentation with this unique code that
will take you to the mobile check-in. The
accreditation statement is attached to
this email; Dr Menias has no financial
disclosures.
Please join us for
Radiology Grand Rounds, as we welcome
Alice Chong, MD, MHCI who will discuss
Global Radiology- Serving the Underserved.
DATE:
Tuesday, August 18
TIME:
12 PM – 1 PM
GUEST SPEAKER:
Alice Chong MD,
MHCI
Associate Professor
of Clinical Radiology
Breast Imaging
Fellowship Director
Radiology Residency
Associate Director
UC San Diego Health
LECTURE: Global
Radiology- Serving the Underserved
Learning
Objectives
1. To review the role
of radiology in the global health setting
2. To describe
current areas of global health work in
radiology
3. To discuss program
strategies, implementation and challenges
Abstract:
There are significant
healthcare disparities when it comes to
access to radiology services around the
world. Using examples, this talk will
describe current efforts to bring
radiology to underserved areas in various
parts of the world.
Please join us for
Radiology Grand Rounds on Tuesday,
August 4th, as we welcome
Nolan Kagetsu, MD, FACR, who will
discuss Unconscious bias,
Microaggressions, How to Be an Ally.
DATE:
Tuesday, August 4
TIME:
12 PM – 1 PM
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LECTURE:
Unconscious bias, Microaggressions, How to
Be an Ally
LECTURE:
Neurology of Human Nature - Reviving
the Golden age
GUEST SPEAKER:
V.S Ramachandran,
MBBS
Director, Center for
Brain and Cognition
Distinguished
Professor, Distinguished Professor,
Psychology, Neurosciences
University of
California, San Diego
Dr. Ramachandran's
major areas of research are: cognitive
neuroscience, behavioral neurology - the
study of cognitive and perceptual deficits
in human neurological patients, neural
plasticity and "phantom limbs", stroke
rehabilitation, human visual
perception/cognition, and visual
psychophysics.
ABSTRACT:
There is still scope
for very simple low -tech experiments in
neurology. Many of the experiments
I’ll tell you about could have been done
by Aristotle ( and certainly by Broca
or Charcot ) but they weren't.
In this spirit we
will try revive the Golden age of
neurology harking back to Paul Broca,
Freud (Yes , Freud !) Goldstein, with the
torch being handed down by Norm
Geschwind to a Galaxy of modern
neurologists.
I will discuss five
sets of experiments:
1) phantom limbs -
beyond mirrors
2) Interpersonal
acquired referral of touch and
gargalesthesia
3) apotemnophilia;
somatoparaphrenia, etc
4) synesthesia-
why F is blue and G is yellow
5) constructing
calendars in your brain
We conclude by
suggesting that your calendar is enshrined
in a network connecting the angular
gyrus via inferior longitudinal fasciculus
with place and grid cells in hippocampus
and entorhinal cortex. Even
such notoriously nebulous topics like
social affinity and personality might be
partially mediated by the same structures
Two axiomatic
foundations of our discipline are:
1 ) connections are
hard wired ; no plasticity in adults
2)
autonomous hardwired modules - performing
serial hierarchical computations en route
to higher centers - culminating in
motor output
3) The human brain
evolved through the gradual
accumulation of adaptations
All these axioms are wrong.
The
sensorium is a fluctuating mosaic of
activity in a dynamic equilibrium with the
environment - with connections being
modified constantly in response to
environmental challenges. So called
modules interact not only with other
modules ( mirror feedback ) including
ones earlier in the hierarchy , but
with skin and bones ( CRPS ) and indeed
with other brains ( mirror neurons ) And
they evolved via the
misappropriation of structures evolved for
other functions and fortuitous
interactions between them. The gill
arches of fish morphed into 3 loose bones
in the jaws of reptiles ( allowing
consumption of huge prey and low BMR
) two of which became the tiny ear
bones - thus serving hearing instead
if chewing. This principle of co-opting
pre-existing structures for novel
functions is equally - if not more - true
for the human brain.
Please join us for
Radiology Grand Rounds on Tuesday, June
2nd, as we welcome Ms Lisa
Maxwell who will conduct a workshop on “The
Constructive Feedback Solution.”
DATE: Tuesday,
June 2
12 PM - 1 PM
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Meeting ID: 995
0434 6442
LECTURE: The
Constructive Feedback Solution
Lisa Maxwell
Director of Training
Abstract:
This hour-long
workshop will focus on constructive
feedback.
Learning
Objectives:
By the end of the
course, participants will have the ability
to:
Please join us for
Radiology Grand Rounds on Tuesday, May
19th as we welcome Dr
JoAnn Trejo who will lecture on “Faculty
Recruitment, Practices to Reduce Bias.”
DATE: Tuesday,
May 19
7:30-8:30 AM
Via ZOOM:
https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/96995715310
LECTURE:
Faculty Recruitment, Practices to Reduce
Bias
JoAnn Trejo, PhD,
MBA
Assistant Vice
Chancellor for Health Sciences Faculty
Affairs
Professor of
Pharmacology
Health Sciences
Office of Faculty Affairs
LEARNING
OBJECTIVE:
To reduce the effects
of unconscious bias hiring in faculty
recruitment by search committees
Hope to “see” you
there! As a reminder, sign-in will
be by QR code. There will be a slide
at the beginning and end of the
presentation with this unique code that
will take you to the mobile check-in. The
accreditation statement is attached to
this email. Dr Trejo has no
financial disclosures.
DATE:
Tuesday, March 3
12:00 – 1:00 PM
*JMC - 1-603-2&3
Community & Med Ed Cntr*
Zoom Information:
If you would like to
join this session remotely, please use the
link below/call-in details.
Credit will be
available for those who participate
remotely, via ZOOM).
https://uchealth.zoom.us/j/644052320
Telephone:
16699006833
Meeting ID: 644 052
320
LECTURE:
Brain Friendly
Teaching
PRESENTER:
Petra J. Lewis,
MBBS
Professor of
Radiology
Professor of Obstetrics and
Gynecology
Vice Chair of
Education for Radiology
Dartmouth – Geisel
School of Medicine
Learning
Objectives:
Abstract:
Many didactic
lectures induce a cognitive load in
learners out of proportion to the content
that they need to learn (or can learn)
during that teaching session. This
is due in part to the content, and in part
to the way it is displayed or presented.
By reducing the cognitive load on our
audience, we can increase long term
retention of information. This
lecture briefly summarizes some of the
science behind cognitive load as it
relates to presentations, and identifies
simple steps to reduce it while maximize
learning.
Radiology Grand
Rounds
DATE:
Tuesday, February 18
7:30 – 8:30 AM
*JMC - 1-603-2&3
Community & Med Ed Cntr*
LECTURE:
Gastrointestinal
Stromal Tumor: Where the Mutation Meets
the Radiation
PRESENTER:
Jason K. Sicklick,
MD, FACS
Associate Professor
of Surgery
Division of Surgical
Oncology
Moores Cancer Center
UC San Diego Health
Sciences
Learning
Objectives:
After this session,
participants will:
DATE:
Tuesday, February 4
12 – 1 PM
*JMC - 1-603-2&3
Community & Med Ed Cntr*
(a light lunch will
be provided)
LECTURE:
Radiology Education
2.0: Innovative Ways to Teach and Learn
PRESENTER:
Harprit Bedi, MD
Associate Professor,
Department of Radiology
Director of Business
Development
Associate Vice Chair
of Education
Neuroradiology
Fellowship Program Director
Boston University
School of Medicine | Boston Medical Center
Learning
Objectives:
1) Improve our
understanding of passive and active
learning
2) Review basic learning ideas
applicable to our work as educators
3)
Introduce the concept of flipped classroom
and blended curriculum
4) Identify
resources and technologies that can foster
interactive learning
Dr Bedi will also be
the guest speaker for the San Diego
Radiological Society (SDRS) this same
evening at 6:30 pm. Dr. Bedi will
give two (30-minute) lectures on:
1) Critical Evaluation of CT Sinus
2) Head and Neck Emergencies
DATE:
Tuesday, January 21
7:30 AM – 8:30 AM
*JMC - 1-603-2&3
Community & Med Ed Cntr*
LECTURE:
"Pathogenesis
of Fibrotic Lung Disease"
PRESENTER:
Seth Kligerman, MD
Associate Professor
Division Chief of
Cardiothoracic Radiology
Department of
Radiology
University of
California, San Diego
OBJECTIVES:
1. Understand the
lung’s response to injury
2. Learn how abnormal
repair and remodeling can lead to
permanent lung injury.
3. Discover how
repeated and severe lung injury can lead
to recognizable patterns of fibrosis on
CT.
DATE:
Friday, January 17
7 AM – 8 AM
ECOB 1-001
LECTURE:
"Fearless
Leadership with Dr. Geraldine McGinty"
PRESENTER:
Geraldine McGinty
MD, MBA, FACR
Weill Cornell
Medicine Radiology
Chair, ACR Board of
Chancellors
