Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Imaging of Alimentary Tract Cancers A Clinico-Radiologic Symposium 2021

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Imaging of Alimentary Tract Cancers A Clinico-Radiologic Symposium 2021

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+ Include: 28 videos + 24 pdfs, size: 5.89 GB

+ Target Audience: Radiologists as well as GI Medical Oncologists, GI Surgical Oncologists, Gastroenterologists, Radiation Oncologists, Pathologists

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+ Include: 28 videos + 24 pdfs, size: 5.89 GB

+ Target Audience: Radiologists as well as GI Medical Oncologists, GI Surgical Oncologists, Gastroenterologists, Radiation Oncologists, Pathologists

+ Sample video: contact me for sample video

+ Information:

Date & Location

Monday, June 7, 2021, 8:00 AM – Wednesday, August 31, 2022, 5:00 PM

Specialties
Specialties – Colorectal Surgery, Diagnostic Radiology, Gastroenterology, Gastrointestinal Oncology, General Surgery, Interventional Radiology, Medical Oncology, Nuclear Medicine, Pathology, Radiation Oncology, Solid Tumor Oncology, Surgical Oncology, Thoracic Medical Oncology
Overview

MSK CME is pleased to offer an on demand option for Imaging of Alimentary Tract Cancers: A Clinico-Radiologic Symposium, which was recorded live May 6-7, 2021.

This comprehensive on demand program covers imaging of esophagealgastricsmall intestinal, and colorectal cancers with experts in radiologysurgerymedical oncologypathology, and radiation oncology. Each lecture will emphasize emerging or existing tumor metric systems to use clinically and in research. This program will make attendees aware of national protocols and radiologic/nuclear medicine standards that are currently being used or explored.

The target audience for this program includes Radiologists as well as GI Medical Oncologists, GI Surgical Oncologists, Gastroenterologists, Radiation Oncologists, Pathologists, and trainees in these specialty areas.

Objectives
  1. Understand the scope and demographics of the cancer
  2. Explain the role of imaging in screening, staging, restaging and surveillance
  3. Be aware of challenges and limitations of imaging modalities and of various response assessment metrics
  4. Outline the standard of care treatment for each cancer and the role of the multidisciplinary team approach
  5. Recognize the most recent trends in treatment and diagnosis changes and ongoing clinical trials
  6. Create added-value reporting templates at your institution or practice that will carry forward and spread your new knowledge to implement into practice

 

+ Topics:

Anal Cancer- State of the Art Treatment and How Imaging Influences Radiation Treatment Planning.mp4

Anal Cancer- State of the Art Treatment and How Imaging Influences Radiation Treatment Planning.pdf

Anorectal Cancer in the IBD Patient- Surgical Perspective and How Imaging Can Add Value.mp4

Anorectal Cancer in the IBD Patient- Surgical Perspective and How Imaging Can Add Value.pdf

Anus QA.mp4

Baseline and Follow up FDG PET Imaging in Esophageal SCC and Adenocarcinoma.mp4

Baseline and Follow up FDG PET Imaging in Esophageal SCC and Adenocarcinoma.pdf

Colon QA.mp4

Complete Mesocolic Excision- What Does a Clinically Relevant Radiologic Report Contain..mp4

Complete Mesocolic Excision- What Does a Clinically Relevant Radiologic Report Contain..pdf

CT Enterography of SB tumors; Focus on NET.mp4

CT Enterography of SB tumors; Focus on NET.pdf

DOTATATE PET in Gastroenteropancreatic Tumors.mp4

DOTATATE PET in Gastroenteropancreatic Tumors.pdf

Esophageal Surgery- What a Staging Radiologic Report Should State and How Radiology Can Help with Staging.mp4

Esophageal Surgery- What a Staging Radiologic Report Should State and How Radiology Can Help with Staging.pdf

Esophagus QA.mp4

FDG PET Scanning in Anorectal Cancer- What About Those Lymph Nodes..pdf

FDG PET Scanning in Anorectal Cancer- What About Those Lymph Nodes.mp4

Flat Serrated Polyps- Prevalence, Relevance, and Screening at CT Colonography.mp4

Flat Serrated Polyps- Prevalence, Relevance, and Screening at CT Colonography.pdf

Gastric Cancer Surgery- What a Staging Radiologic Report Should State and How Radiology Can Help with Imaging.mp4

Gastric Cancer Surgery- What a Staging Radiologic Report Should State and How Radiology Can Help with Imaging.pdf

GI-Imaging-Brochure.pdf

Introduction to Esophageal Cancer and What the Medical Oncologist Needs from Radiologists.mp4

Introduction to Esophageal Cancer and What the Medical Oncologist Needs from Radiologists.pdf

Introduction to Gastric Cancer and What the Medical Oncologist Needs from Radiologists.mp4

Introduction to Gastric Cancer and What the Medical Oncologist Needs from Radiologists.pdf

Modern Non-Functional Cross Sectional and Fluoroscopic Imaging of Esophageal Cancer- Is There a Role..mp4

Modern Non-Functional Cross Sectional and Fluoroscopic Imaging of Esophageal Cancer- Is There a Role..pdf

Modern Non-Functional Cross Sectional and Fluoroscopic Imaging of Gastric Cancer- Is There a Role..mp4

Modern Non-Functional Cross Sectional and Fluoroscopic Imaging of Gastric Cancer- Is There a Role..pdf

MRI Staging of Anal Cancer.mp4

MRI Staging of Anal Cancer.pdf

Postoperative Appearances of Gastrectomy and Complications.mp4

Postoperative Appearances of Gastrectomy and Complications.pdf

Rectum QA.mp4

Restaging Rectal Cancer in the Age of Watch and Wait.mp4

Restaging Rectal Cancer in the Age of Watch and Wait.pdf

Small Bowel Carcinoid State of the Art and What the Medical Oncologist Wants in a Radiologic Report.mp4

Small Bowel Carcinoid State of the Art and What the Medical Oncologist Wants in a Radiologic Report.pdf

Small Bowel QA.mp4

Staging Rectal Cancer with MRI.mp4

Staging Rectal Cancer with MRI.pdf

Surgical Goals in SB Oncologic Resection- How Can the Radiologist Help.mp4

Surgical Goals in SB Oncologic Resection- How Can the Radiologist Help.pdf

The Role of FDG-PET in Staging and Surveillance of Colon Cancer.mp4

The Role of FDG-PET in Staging and Surveillance of Colon Cancer.pdf

Treating Rectal Cancer; Current State of the Art and the Contribution of the Radiologist in the Multidisciplinary Team.mp4

Treating Rectal Cancer; Current State of the Art and the Contribution of the Radiologist in the Multidisciplinary Team.pdf

What a Surgeon Needs to Know from an MRI of the Rectum.mp4

What a Surgeon Needs to Know from an MRI of the Rectum.pdf

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