Guest Faculty:
Andrew Arai, MD
Mark Fogel, MD
Edward T. Martin, MD
WU Faculty:
Shelton Caruthers, PhD
Lynn Coulter, RN
Tamara Donahue, BSN
Sandor Kovacs, PhD. MD
Gregory Lanza, PhD, MD
Kamilla McGhee, BS
Mary Watkins, RT (MR)
Samuel Wickline, MD
Todd Williams, RT (MR)
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
Consortium for Translational
Research in Advanced Imaging
and Nanomedicine
(C-TRAIN)
CORTEX Building, Suite 101
4320 Forest Park Ave.
ctrain.wustl.edu
Registration Fees:
Full Course $1500.00*
Lectures Only $250.00*
(*group rates for 3 or more)
VISA, MC, or check accepted
www.regonline.com/CMRL_WU
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A comprehensive 3-day course with lecture and hands-on training in the
theory and application of Cardiac MR taught by the faculty of The Cardiovascular
Division at Washington University, and the Departments of Biomedical Engineering
and Physics, and by invited experts from centers of excellence in CMR. CME
credits are available.
Sponsored By Washington University School of Medicine CME
Course Agenda
Lectures to include:
- CMR Basic Anatomy & Function Protocol
- Myocardial Perfusion, Viability, & Stress Testing
- Pediatric Congenital CMR
- MRA of Peripheral Vascular, Aorta, & Pulmonary
- CMR in Acute chest Pain
- and more….
Hands-On Training on 1.5T & 3T Scanners with Imaging of
Myocardial Function, Perfusion, Viability, Valves, Coronary Arteries, and Stress Testing plus Case Study Reviews & Analysis.
This course is designed for cardiologists, radiologists, technologists, nurses,
and sonographers interested in obtaining knowledge of the principles of
cardiovascular MR and its implementation in a clinical environment.
After completion of the three-day course, the attendee should be able to:
- Acquire a generalized knowledge of Cardiovascular MR and CT imaging techniques.
- Utilize the techniques of CMR to evaluate congenital heart disease, coronary disease, and myocardium viability.
- Demonstrate familiarity with the implementation of a basic cardiac MR function exam.
- Assess basic imaging protocols for most common referrals.
- Demonstrate familiarity with and ability to perform a basic cardiac MR function exam.
- Employ the techniques of CMR for flow assessment in the aortic and mitral valves.
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