On-demand Webinar
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A Practical Approach to Breast MRI
Breast MRI technique and BI-RADS terminology support a practical approach to lesion description, kinetics, and screening.
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Description
Technique, reporting requirements, fibroglandular tissue, and background parenchymal enhancement establish the context for applying the BI-RADS lexicon to foci, masses, and non-mass enhancement. Enhancement kinetics, computer-aided detection, high-risk screening, and abbreviated and ultrafast protocols are also covered.
Learning Objectives
- Apply a standard breast MRI protocol and document image quality and background enhancement.
- Use the BI-RADS MRI lexicon to characterise foci, masses, non-mass enhancement, and kinetics.
- Explain high-risk screening indications and the potential role of abbreviated breast MRI.
Topics Covered
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00:05 - Introduction and Overview of Breast MRI Webinar
00:36 - BI-RADS Atlas and Standard Protocol for Breast MRI
01:05 - MRI Technique and Reporting Requirements
03:26 - Fibroglandular Tissue and Background Parenchymal Enhancement in Breast MRI
06:02 - BI-RADS Lexicon: Focus, Mass, and Non-Mass Enhancement
09:12 - Characterizing Masses and Non-Mass Enhancements
14:17 - Kinetics and Hemodynamic Behavior in MRI
15:32 - Role of Computer-Aided Detection (CAD) in Breast MRI
18:18 - MRI Screening Recommendations for High-Risk Women
28:00 - Abbreviated and Ultra-Fast MRI Protocols for Screening
36:35 - Recent Studies and Advances in Breast MRI Screening
41:08 - Summary and Conclusion of the Breast MRI Webinar
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