Lung Cancer Imaging 2016 (by Oakstone)

Overview

12 videos + 1 pdf, size: 2.91 GB

Information:

The activity was planned for Radiologists who are interpreting CT scans obtained for lung cancer screening, staging, and treatment follow-up, and who may be actively involved in lung cancer screening clinics, and in multidisciplinary lung cancer programs. The staff of lung cancer screening clinics and of multidisciplinary lung cancer clinics, including medical oncologists, pulmonologists, thoracic surgeons, radiation oncologists, pathologists, as well as the physician assistant/nurse navigators for these clinics.

It is estimate that it should take the average learner 6.75 hours to complete the activity.

List of Topics:

01. Setting Up a Lung Cancer Screening Program Jared Christensen, MD.mp4
02. Lung Cancer Screening- Current Evidence and Recommendations Caroline Chiles, MD.mp4
03. Lung Cancer Screening- Lung Nodule Classification Caroline Chiles, MD.mp4
04. Lung Cancer Screening- Repeat Annual Screens Caroline Chiles, MD.mp4
05. Smoking Related Diffuse Lung Diseases- When to Suspect Lung Cancer Jeffrey P. Kanne, MD, FCCP.mp4
06. Typical and Atypical Imaging Manifestations of Lung Cancer Brett W. Carter, MD.mp4
07. Imaging the Adenocarcinoma Spectrum Jane P. Ko, MD.mp4
08. Lung Cancer Staging- Concepts and Controversies H. Page McAdams, MD.mp4
09. Imaging the Post-Surgical Lung Cancer Patient Jeremy Erasmus, MD.mp4
10. Imaging of Drug and Radiation-Induced Lung Disease H. Page McAdams, MD.mp4
11. Measuring Response to Therapy Jeremy Erasmus, MD.mp4
12. Recognizing Complications of Therapy Brett W. Carter, MD.mp4
Syllabus.pdf