Oakstone UCSF Radiology On-Call Imaging 2025

• Target Audience: practicing radiologists
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• Information:

Radiology: Traumatic and Non-Traumatic Imaging

This online video program is specifically designed for practicing radiologists with general on-call responsibilities, as well as those who want to improve their skillset of imaging in patients with acute issues. Faculty focus on both traumatic and non-traumatic etiologies. UCSF Radiology On-Call Imaging is continuing medical education that will help you to identify and evaluate presentations in:

Thoracic: acute aortic syndromes, pulmonary emboli, acute lung diseases, incidentalomas

Neuro: spinal and inflammation, intracranial infection, headache, facial symptoms

Musculoskeletal: major joints, MSK infection

Abdominal: GI, GU, and ObGyn organ systems

Date of Original Release: August 16, 2025

Estimated time to complete activity: 14.5 hours

Learning Objectives

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

Confidently analyze traumatic and non-traumatic acute imaging of multiple organ systems

Identify and characterize urgent thoracic presentations, including acute aortic syndromes, pulmonary emboli, acute lung diseases, and incidentalomas

Recognize and interpret urgent neuro presentations, including spinal and inflammation, intracranial infection, headache, and facial symptoms

Evaluate urgent musculoskeletal presentations of the major joints and MSK infection

Identify and recommend treatment for various urgent conditions of the gastrointestinal, genitourinary and obstetric-gynecologic systems; utilizing Ultrasound and CT/MRI

Intended Audience

This course is specifically designed for practicing radiologists with general on-call responsibilities, as well as radiologists who want to improve their skillset of imaging in patients with acute issues.

• Topics:

Imaging Approach to Shoulder Trauma – Mini Pathria, MD

”On-Call-ogy” Acute Gastrointestinal – Part 1 – Joseph Leach, MD, PhD

Female Acute Abdominal-Pelvic Pain – Positive Pregnancy Test – Liina Poder, MD

Pulmonary Embolism – Update – Brett Elicker, MD

Knee Trauma – Mini Pathria, MD

”On-Call-ogy” Acute Gastrointestinal – Part 2 – Joseph Leach, MD, PhD

Female Acute Abdominal-Pelvic Pain – Negative Pregnancy Test – Liina Poder, MD

Case-Based Approach to Acute Aortic Syndromes – Brett Elicker, MD

”On-Call-ogy” Acute Genitourinary – Joseph Leach, MD, PhD

Abdominal-Pelvic Emergencies in a Pregnant Patient – Liina Poder, MD

Pulmonary Infection – The Key Role of Imaging Pelvic and Hip Trauma – Brett Elicker, MD

Pelvic and Hip Trauma – Mini Pathria, MD

Bowel and Mesenteric Trauma – What the Surgeon Wants to Know – Alyssa Kirsch, MD, MS

”On-Call-ogy” – Acute Hepatopancreatobiliary – Joseph Leach, MD, PhD

Musculoskeletal Infection – Mini Pathria, MD

Incidentalomas on Chest CT – Brett Elicker, MD

Acute Testicular Pain – Beyond Torsion and Epididymo-orchitis – Alyssa Kirsch, MD, MS

Acute Lung Diseases – Brett Elicker, MD

”On-Call-ogy” – Abdominal Vascular Disease and Acute Injury – Joseph Leach, MD, PhD

Urgent Cardiac Findings on Routine Chest CT – Brett Elicker, MD

Intracranial Hemorrhage – The Long Differential – David Wilson, MD, PhD

Trauma to the Ankle and Foot – Mini Pathria, MD

Facial Symptoms in Neuroradiology – David Wilson, MD, PhD

Spine Trauma – Mini Pathria, MD

Intracranial Infection – David Wilson, MD, PhD

Spine Infection and Inflammation – David Wilson, MD, PhD

Painless Approach to Urinary Tract Trauma – Alyssa Kirsch, MD, MS

Head and Neck Emergencies – David Wilson, MD, PhD

Challenging Chest Radiograph Cases from the ER – Brett Elicker, MD