Canon Medical is recognizing the vital work of medical imaging and radiation therapy professionals by offering complimentary continuing education courses.
Thank you for celebrating Medical Ultrasound Awareness Month. Course links are available if you need to access your certificates, or if you need to complete a course.
Thank you for joining us for our CMOD webinar, "Vitrea CT Cardiac".
Participants still have the opportunity to submit questions to our presenter, Shelley Will.
Thank you to those that joined Dr. Dinesh Kalra for the live webinar titled: “New Advances in CT Technology for Coronary Plaque Assessment”.
If you missed the webinar there is a complimentary replay available now. This webinar provides 1 AMA/PRA Category 1 CME credit, and 1 CE credit.
Canon Medical is celebrating Digital Learning Day by offering complimentary continuing education courses. These courses will be available to access online at no charge on Thursday, February 23, 2023
In this course, we will discuss select imaging techniques on Canon Medical’s Alphenix vascular system and their clinical applications during interventional radiologic procedures. These angiographic imaging strategies can contribute to advanced system utilization and treatment by clinicians and technologists alike.
Join us as we utilize clinical scenarios to illustrate CT cardiac imaging workflows. This course aims to familiarize the technologist with best practice in cardiac acquisition modes and image reconstruction.
This in-depth program will provide an overview of the role the sonographer plays in the guided-injection process. It will include discussions of the common injections and injection sites, setting up the procedure room, equipment involved, drawing up medications, preparing the patient, and many more facets of the process.
Will Morton - AuntMinnie.com | November 22, 2023
MRI scans have revealed long-lasting microstructural brain changes in patients after COVID-19 infections, according to a study to be presented at RSNA 2023 meeting in Chicago.
Jeff Hall - Diagnosticimaging.com | November 21, 2023
While a recent report issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) noted that 30 percent of children with autism were not diagnosed at eight years of age, emerging research suggests that a combination of artificial intelligence (AI) and diffusion tensor magnetic resonance imaging (DT-MRI) facilitates autism detection in children between two to four years of age.
Jeff Hall - Diagnosticimaging.com | November 20, 2023
One of the more commonly known symptoms of COVID-19 is an altered sense of smell, which may linger for months and possibly years among those with Long COVID. However, an emerging computed tomography (CT)-guided and minimally invasive procedure may provide some relief from this condition referred to as parosmia.
The Image Gently® Alliance is a coalition of health care organizations dedicated to providing safe, high quality pediatric imaging worldwide. Click the link to learn more.