Noon Conference

Dr. Strong will give a lecture on medical malpractice built around a detailed review of 45 real cases. Using annotated imaging, timelines, report analysis, and excerpts from depositions, he will walk through the diagnostic errors and non-clinical factors that commonly lead to lawsuits. The session will highlight key risk areas, such as evaluating the aorta, epidural space, and superior mesenteric artery, and explains why even radiologists with strong QA performance can still face malpractice claims.

Enhance your understanding of acetabular anatomy and hip MRI protocols with Dr. Pomeranz as he breaks down key concepts through engaging case reviews of acetabular labral injuries. He will guide you through essential hip MRI techniques, highlighting crucial checkpoints, and explore the complexities of hip-specific conditions to help you elevate your diagnostic accuracy. This noon conference originally aired in October 2024 but still offers many valuable insights today!

In this case-based lecture, Dr. Taylor Pomeranz will explore common and uncommon CNS tumor mimics affecting the brain and spine, with a focus on imaging features that can lead to diagnostic pitfalls. Dr. Pomeranz will review entities such as demyelinating lesions, infections, vascular abnormalities, and treatment-related changes that can closely resemble neoplastic processes on MRI and CT. She’ll emphasize key radiologic clues, clinical context, and advanced imaging techniques to help differentiate true tumors from mimics, ultimately improving diagnostic accuracy and patient management.