Oakstone UCSF Breast Imaging 2026

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• Target Audience: radiologists
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Breast Imaging: Advanced Multimodality

Designed for both the clinical radiologist who specializes in breast imaging and the radiologist who has general diagnostic duties, this online video CME program delivers practical, case-based insights across the full spectrum of breast imaging.

UCSF Breast Imaging highlights recent developments, with a strong focus on the use of multimodality imaging and intervention (mammography, ultrasound and MRI), as well as the growing use of tomosynthesis and contrast-enhanced mammography.

Dynamic continuing medical education lectures, challenging cases, and discussion panels will help sharpen diagnostic accuracy and clinical decision-making. Additional topics include:

BI-RADS 6th edition changes and updates

Breast ultrasound and palpable lump work-up

Axillary assessment, staging, and histologic insights

Series Release Date: June 1, 2026

Estimated time to complete activity: 23.0 hours

Learning Objectives

At the conclusion of this activity, the participant will be able to:

Apply and utilize BI-RADS categories as appropriate, and be aware of changes and updates in the upcoming 6th edition

Develop a skillful and practical approach to performing and interpreting mammography and breast US

Understand and implement the growing use of MRI in the clinical setting

Understand and adopt the current use of tomosynthesis and contrast-enhanced mammography in breast imaging

Intended Audience

Radiologists and physicians from other medical specialties who will benefit from a greater knowledge of imaging protocols, imaging methods and image interpretation.

• Topics:

Why BI-RADS Matters – Edward Sickles, MD

BI-RADS 6th Edition – Mammography, US, MRI – Jessica Leung, MD

BI-RADS 6th Edition – The Audit – Edward Sickles, MD

Mammographic Analysis of Breast Calcifications – Heather I. Greenwood, MD

Asymmetries and Architectural Distortion in the Era of Tomosynthesis – Jessica Leung, MD

Screening Mammography Case-Based Challenges – Increase your CDR, Decrease Your RR – Heather I. Greenwood, MD

Questions and Discussion – Faculty Panel

BI-RADS for Breast Ultrasound – Lori Strachowski, MD

Imaging of the Male Breast – Rita Freimanis, MD

Work-up of the Palpable Breast Lump – Lori Strachowski, MD

Rad-Path Clinical Correlation – The Final Steps – Lori Strachowski, MD

Intrinsic Subtypes – Enhancing Your Breast Imaging Reads with Radiogenomics – Rita Freimanis, MD

Contrast Enhanced Mammography – Implementation and Cases – Heather I. Greenwood, MD

Questions and Discussion – Faculty Panel

Clinically Relevant AI in Breast Imaging – Bonnie Joe, MD PhD

Breast MRI Diagnostic Indications – Bonnie Joe, MD PhD

The Reconstructed Breast – Lori Strachowski, MD

Breast MRI – Abbreviated vs Full Protocol – Bonnie Joe, MD PhD

Jeopardy – Instructive Breast Imaging Cases – Lori Strachowski, MD

What Can We Learn from Difficult MRI Cases – Bonnie Joe, MD PhD

Questions and Discussion – Faculty Panel

Lymph Node Assessment and Management of the Axilla in the Breast Cancer Patient – Jessica Leung, MD

Updated Understanding of Breast Cancer Histologic Types – Rita Freimanis, MD

Breast Cancer Staging in 2026 – Jessica Leung, MD

Workshop – Challenging Cases 1 – Jessica Leung, MD

Workshop – Challenging Cases 2 – Edward Sickles, MD

Medicolegal Aspects of Breast Imaging Practice – Edward Sickles, MD

Questions and Discussion – Faculty Panel