ARRS Symposia
ARRS offers online, live symposia throughout the year. These courses allow registrants to ask faculty questions and have on-demand access to recordings and CME credit claiming for one year. Virtual Symposia are free for ARRS In-Training members and are offered at a discounted rate for active practice members.
Infection and its Mimickers in the Abdomen and Pelvis - June 25
Join expert abdominal imagers for a comprehensive, case-based symposium designed to build your interpretive confidence in diagnosing abdominopelvic infections and their mimickers.
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Past Symposia Now Available as Online Courses
All symposia are made available as on-demand Online Courses offering credit.
This course provides an overview from experts for radiologists at all training levels that have an interest in musculoskeletal imaging and learning about medical imaging for spaceflight.
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This Online Course broadens that focus to sports-related injuries beyond the knee, emphasizing practical, case-based imaging strategies across multiple anatomic regions.
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This course provides a comprehensive review of the highly anticipated BI-RADS 6th edition Atlas, which brings significant changes to the mammography, ultrasound, MRI, medical outcomes, and audit sections that will impact daily practice for radiologists and breast imaging specialists.
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This course provides a comprehensive review of the role of minimally invasive percutaneous interventions and the most recent advances in thermal ablation modalities, thermal protection approaches, vertebral augmentation/cementation techniques, osteosynthesis, and palliative injections for management of musculoskeletal metastases and benign bone tumors.
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This course offers a comprehensive review of the role of US, Fluoroscopy, and MRI in imaging common and uncommon conditions of the uterus, adnexa, and female GU tract using a myriad of illustrative cases.
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This course provides an update on imaging of the small joints of the hand, wrist, and thumb, including both traumatic and non-traumatic conditions and digital tumors and tumor mimics.
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This course reviews non-cardiac thoracic imaging for radiologists with an interest in non-cardiac thoracic imaging, with lectures by radiologists experienced in the topic.
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This course will cover a range of topics, including the latest updates in gynecologic oncology and endometriosis. Lectures will provide an in-depth review of the roles of CT, MRI, and US in guiding the appropriate management of patients with both benign and malignant pelvic conditions, illustrated through cases and didactics from published experts. Participants will strengthen their interpretative skills by gaining a greater understanding of pelvic anatomic spaces and manifestations of disease across multiple imaging modalities, including contrast-enhanced ultrasound (CEUS).
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This course will focus on advancements in shoulder imaging and its applications. The first half of the symposium will cover the use of imaging in diagnosing and treating rotator cuff pathology, glenohumeral joint instability, and inflammatory conditions. It will emphasize the strengths and limitations of various imaging modalities and their role in preoperative planning, postoperative evaluation, and long-term follow-up. The second half will highlight pediatric shoulder imaging, contrasting it with adult cases, and address diagnostic challenges related to tumors and tumor-like conditions. The sessions are designed for musculoskeletal learners and will include detailed case studies to enhance interpretative skills and clinical decision-making in shoulder imaging.
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Explore the latest advances in pediatric and adult CNS, spine, and head and neck tumor imaging, and explain the advances in synovial and soft tissue imaging. This symposium covers how to differentiate and evaluate various tumor imaging modalities for musculoskeletal oncology along with reviewing and interpreting recent updates in staging and scoring systems for tumor imaging.
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This course reviews the post-operative appearances of organs in the abdomen and pelvis. Lectures are divided anatomically by organ, including the liver, pancreas, kidneys, and prostate, as well as by organ systems, such as gynecological structures and the gastrointestinal tract.
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This course reviews both spontaneous intracranial hypotension and idiopathic intracranial hypertension, enabling both expert and non-expert radiologists alike to optimize their diagnostic and treatment skills in the care of these patients.
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This course reviews emergency imaging of children and adults, covering the head and neck, chest, abdomen, and extremities, and emphasizing trauma, both blunt and penetrating. Lectures expand on the unique niche of the Emergency Radiologist, how divisions of Emergency Radiology are organized within Academic Medical Centers today, and how someone can train to become an Emergency Radiologist.
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This course reviews the radiological physics and technical aspects of image creation in ultrasound, CT, and MRI and their impact on image quality, ultimately helping to improve diagnosis and enhancing value-based patient care. This course will also discuss pitfalls and artifacts important to avoid misdiagnosis, as well as the latest information on contrast agents, protocols, and advanced techniques to improve image quality, workflow, and interpretation.
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Participants will be able to discuss nerve imaging, including high-resolution ultrasound and MR neurography for peripheral nerve pathology, and the benefits of MRI-based peripheral neuropathy scoring (NS-RADS).
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Participants will be able to discuss coronary CTA including standardized reporting with CAD-RADS 2.0, as well as identify and classify coronary artery anomalies on imaging. It covers qualitative and quantitative cardiac MRI perfusion. Participants will gain confidence and knowledge in describing key cardiac MRI findings in non-ischemic cardiomyopathy and myocarditis.
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This course covers all the essentials necessary for successful performance and patient safety. Didactic sessions rich with case examples will focus on technique and relevant anatomy, pointing out important relationships and landmarks key to proper execution of image-guided procedures, along with tips and tricks for navigating possible pitfalls.
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This course provides a comprehensive review of the role of CT and MRI for patient triage and treatment using illustrative cases. Lectures are designed for the practicing clinician—reviewing all aspects of stroke imaging, including optimization of CT and MRI protocols and imaging techniques.
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Relative to their prevalence, HPB cancers contribute disproportionately to cancer-related deaths. Emphasizing everyday clinical applications, this course delivers medical imagers of all practice types a timely update.
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FREE for ARRS Members
Gain a better understanding of the current and future role of Theranostics in imaging and cancer patient management, particularly for those suffering from neuroendocrine and prostate cancers. The course also provides practical and financial information relevant to start setting a Theranostics practice.
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Using a multisystem approach, participants will improve their interpretive skills in the broad spectrum of imaging case studies acquired in an emergency department environment.
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Focused on interpretive skills and postoperative insights, this Online Course analyzes normal and critical anatomy, pathological hearing loss, as well as inflammatory and infectious processes, concluding with an interactive imaging review of temporal bone and facial nerve cases.
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FREE for ARRS Members
This course delivers a frontline-focused update on the principal problems still plaguing physicians around the world.
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