Hot Topics for
Clinicians
Thomas M. Grist, M.D., and Clifford R.
Jack, M.D., Organizers Wednesday, 19 May 2004, 10:30 -
12:30 Last
updated 20 February 2009
Course Description: This course will cover hot topics
involving new techniques, controversial clinical diseases, and updated
protocols that are encountered with increasing frequency in daily
clinical practice. The purpose of this symposium is to get to the
bottom line: What is useful and what is not on clinical practice.
Attendees will bring home important information to help their clinical
practices. The expert speakers will draw clear and straightforward
conclusions. Each section will end with a consice summary, and
sufficient time will be provided for audience interaction.
It is the intention of the organizers that this cuorse cover the most
current questions and controversial areas, and include the most
up-to-date information available. Therefore, the final selection
of subjects and speakers for the Hot Topics Course is not made until a
date much later than for the other courses at the meeting, and at the
time of publication we don't yet have the details. Please check
this page periodically for news of the course program.
Speakers: To be announced: Course speakers are
selected on the basis of techniques and advances in the field emerging
immediately prior to the meeting.
Audience Description:
Physicians or administrators in private practice or institutions who:
Are relatively new to MRI and without
formal training in the subject, and
With an interest in using established
and/or new techniques to apply MRI more appropriately in frequently
encountered clinical situations.
Educational Objectives: At the conclusion of this course, participants should be able to:
Describe the five points that can be
used to improve imaging strategies in important areas of clinical
practice;
Assess the applicability to clinical
practice of three newer imaging techniques.