A: Radiology

The objective of this course is to provide an overview of the various Nuclear Medicine studies for the Endocrine system. The course will provide information on the reasons for ordering the various exams and demonstrate the basis of how to interpret the exams and images. Clinical correlates with other imaging studies and diagnostic tests will be presented.

This objective of this course is to provide a basis for understanding Nuclear Medicine studies. The various types of images, radioisotopes, and studies for the various systems will be discussed.

The objective of this course is to provide an overview of the various Nuclear Medicine studies for the Pulmonary system. The course will provide information on the reasons for ordering the various exams and demonstrate the basis of how to interpret the exams and images. Clinical correlates with other imaging studies and diagnostic tests will be presented.

The objective of this course is to provide an overview of the various Nuclear Medicine studies for the Cardiovascular system. The course will provide information on the reasons for ordering the various exams and demonstrate the basis of how to interpret the exams and images. Clinical correlates with other imaging studies and diagnostic tests will be presented.

The objective of this course is to provide an overview of the various Nuclear Medicine studies for the Genitourinary System. The course will provide information on the reasons for ordering the various exams and demonstrate the basis of how to interpret the exams and images. Clinical correlates with other imaging studies and diagnostic tests will be presented.

The objective of this course is to provide an overview of the various Nuclear Medicine studies for the Gastrointestinal system. The course will provide information on the reasons for ordering the various exams and demonstrate the basis of how to interpret the exams and images. Clinical correlates with other imaging studies and diagnostic tests will be presented.

Routine MRI of the spine provides useful evaluation of the spinal bone marrow, but nonroutine MRI pulse sequences are increasingly being used to evaluate bone marrow pathology. An understanding of MRI pulse sequences and the normal and age-related appearances of bone marrow is important for the practicing radiologist.