Explore the latest advancements in diagnostic imaging techniques in this 55-minute physician grand rounds presentation by Dr. Douglas Lake from McFarland Clinic's Radiology department. Delve into various imaging modalities including digital mammography, PET/CT scans, and their applications in detecting conditions such as hemangiomas, hepatic carcinomas, and liver lesions. Learn about the limitations and benefits of different imaging methods, radiation dose reduction strategies, and the potential risks associated with radiation exposure. Gain insights into the interpretation of mammograms, the concept of RESIST criteria, and the implications of frequent CT scans. This comprehensive overview also touches on unique topics such as nose organ transplantation and addresses the question of whether radiation can induce cancer, providing valuable information for medical professionals seeking to enhance their knowledge of modern diagnostic imaging practices.
Overview
Syllabus
Welcome
Hemangioma
Digital Mammography
Mammograms
PETCT
Resist
Limitations
Hepatic carcinoma
Liver lesion
Nose organ transplant
Radiation dose reduction
Can radiation induce cancer
Data
Frequent Flyer
CT Doses
Taught by
Mary Greeley Medical Center