Web Lectures

Web Lectures

Deep dives into the topics that matter most, delivered by experts who get it.

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Why Choose Web Lectures?

Learn Essential Topics

Master essential and emerging topics through in-depth video lectures

From Experts

Receive practical insights and guidance from global experts

On Your Schedule

Stream content anytime, anywhere to fit your busy schedule

Comprehensive Subspecialty Coverage

Access lectures across all major radiology subspecialties presented by experts

Musculoskeletal Imaging

Breast Imaging

Genitourinary Imaging

Gastrointestinal Imaging

Pediatric Imaging

Thoracic Imaging

OBGYN Imaging

Nuclear Medicine

Neuroradiology

Ultrasound

Emergency Radiology/Trauma

Vascular and Interventional Radiology

Popular Web Lectures

Emergency Radiology

Hot Topics in Emergency Radiology

Learn how to effectively leverage artificial intelligence tools within your practice, explore the challenges associated with current diagnostic strategies for intimate partner violence, and examine implementation strategies for DECT as a problem-solving tool in the ED.

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Breast

Screening Women with Dense Breasts

Explore the relationship of breast density and cancer risk, supplemental screening modalities for dense breasts, the impact of legislation on screenings, and the role radiologists play in breast density education.

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Genitourinary

Challenges and Pitfalls in Genitourinary Imaging

Review challenging imaging cases involving adrenal and renal masses, and receive key diagnostic considerations.

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Neuroradiology

It's Not a Tumor: Intracranial Lesions

Learn about various infections and conditions that can be confused for intracranial neoplasms.

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Breast

Contrast-Enhanced Mammography

Review contrast-enhanced mammography interpretations and reporting based on BI-RADS CEM.

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Genitourinary

911: What's Your GU Emergency?

Explore imaging findings in penile and scrotal emergencies and the use of dual-energy CT in the evaluation of GU emergencies.

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FAQ

What are Web Lectures?
Web Lectures are bite-sized series on key radiology topics, packed with practical insights from experts to boost your day-to-day performance.
Who can watch Web Lectures?
ARRS Members get free access to every Web Lecture in our library. Nonmembers can purchase individual access or join ARRS to unlock the full library and more member perks.
How much CME credit can I earn?
Most Web Lectures offer up to 1.5 CME credits.
Do I need to take a test to earn CME?
Nope! Just watch the lecture, complete the quick evaluation, and your CME credit appears automatically in your transcript.
How often do you add new videos?
New Web Lectures drop every month, so there is always something fresh to learn.
Can I watch Web Lectures on my phone?
Absolutely. Stream from any device with internet access.
Where's my CME transcript?
You can find your CME transcript in your My Education profile.

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