Free for even CBR members, CBR On includes online 100% courses on subspecialties and topics of interest to resident/improving students and already experienced Radiology and Diagnostic Imaging professionals looking to update. The Genitourinary module has just been made available.
CBR On Genitourinary program content includes topics such as:
Prostate
– Epidemiology and clinicopathological aspects of prostate cancer
– MRI scan protocols
– Current limitations and future perspectives of the PI-RADS classification
Bladder and Urinary Tracts
– VI-RADS classification: stratification and description of categories
– Tips and pitfalls in VI-RADS classification
– Hematuria investigation: practical tips
Kidneys
– The new Bosniak classification for renal cysts and current concepts on renal cystic lesions
– Evaluation of solid renal nodules: what anatomical landmarks are important for surgical planning?
– Evaluation of solid renal nodules: the histological prediction
adrenals
– Imaging methods in the evaluation of the adrenal gland
– Evaluation of incidentalomas
– Evaluation of secondary hypertension: causes and possible imaging findings
Retroperitoneum
– Practical tips on how to evaluate a retroperitoneal lesion
– Primary retroperitoneal vs. secondary neoplasms
– Evaluation of secondary hypertension: causes and possible imaging findings
testicle and penis
– Penile emergencies: differential diagnosis and the role of imaging methods
– Imaging methods in the evaluation of the urethra
– Assessment of male infertility
Coordination of the CBR On Genitourinary
The CBR On Genitourinary module is coordinated by Fernando Ide Yamauchi, a radiologist trained at USP, specializing in abdominal radiology, fellow at Brigham and Women's Hospital – Harvard Medical School and coordinator of Abdominal Radiology at the DASA group; and Valdair Francisco Muglia, associate professor at the Faculty of Medicine of Ribeirão Preto-USP and current president of the CBR.
CBR On Thorax
In addition to Genitourinary, free access was granted to members for CBR On Tórax. check out here.