UCSF Breast Imaging Review – Digital Course Package

Includes: 29 Expert Video Lectures + 2 PDFs (Total Size: 5.47 GB)
Format: Instant Digital Download
Sample Video: Available upon request

📖 Overview

The UCSF Breast Imaging Review provides a comprehensive update on the latest advances, practical applications, and multimodality techniques in breast imaging. Directed by Bonnie N. Joe, MD, PhD, FSBI, this program delivers clinically relevant continuing medical education for radiologists and other physicians involved in breast care.

The course emphasizes mammography with tomosynthesis, ultrasound, and MRI, covering both interpretation and intervention. With contributions from leading experts, you’ll gain practical insights into BI-RADS, reporting guidelines, imaging protocols, and patient management.

👩‍⚕️ Target Audience

Radiologists
Gynecologists and breast health specialists
Physicians seeking an advanced knowledge of breast imaging protocols, interpretation, and patient management

🎯 Learning Objectives

After completing this course, participants will be able to:

Appropriately apply and utilize BI-RADS in practice.
Develop a practical, systematic approach to interpreting mammography with tomosynthesis, breast ultrasound, and MRI.
Improve compliance with reporting guidelines and follow-up care.
Apply state-of-the-art updates in multimodality breast imaging and intervention.

📂 Topics Covered (Highlights from 29 Lectures)

Mammography: Interpretation, Calcifications, Digital Mammography, Near Miss Cases, Follow-up vs Biopsy, Screening (Ages 40–49), Challenging Cases, Potential Malpractice Scenarios
Ultrasound: Basics, Evaluation of the Axilla, Multimodality Case Reviews
Tomosynthesis (DBT): Intro, Practical Approach, Biopsy, Challenging Multimodality Cases
MRI: BI-RADS challenges, Case-based reviews, Biopsy tips, Neoadjuvant setting, Diffusion Weighted Imaging, Safety update
Breast Cancer & Molecular Imaging: Subtypes, Staging, and Follow-up with advanced modalities
Special Topics: Optimizing image quality, Talking to patients, Vascular breast imaging (MRI vs CEDM), AI in breast imaging and risk, Transgender breast imaging
Interactive Case Reviews with expert faculty