Provides cutting-edge, comprehensive education, with emphasis ranging from imaging and patient selection to endovascular treatment and patient management.
Originally presented at the SIR 2018 Annual Scientific Meeting
The overall goal of this activity is to describe the procedural, periprocedural and post-procedural specifics of successful transhepatic chemoembolization and to increase learner medical knowledge regarding the administration of Y-90 for treatment of live malignancies.
Originally presented at SIR 2017 Fellows Spring Practicum
2.00 SA-CME credits
Expires Dec. 1, 2020
IN-TRAINING IRs ONLY PAY $20/IR BASICS TRAINING MODULE
The goal of this activity is to review strategies for successfully building an IR practice and to describe the fundamental concepts of IR billing and coding.
Originally presented at SIR 2017 Fellows Spring Practicum
2.00 SA-CME credits
Expires Dec. 1, 2020
IN-TRAINING IRs ONLY PAY $20/IR BASICS TRAINING MODULE
The goal of this activity is an overview of diagnosis, management and data regarding patients with acute and chronic DVT, venous insufficiency and acute PE. This course also covers the use of IVC filters.
Originally presented at SIR 2017 Fellows Spring Practicum
3.00 SA-CME credits
Expires Dec. 1, 2020
IN-TRAINING IRs ONLY PAY $20/IR BASICS TRAINING MODULE
This case-based activity is a comprehensive review of essential IR topics including peripheral arterial disease, venous disease, and GI/GU/reproductive health.
Originally presented at the SIR 2017 Annual Scientific Meeting
4.0 SA-CME credits
Expires September 30, 2020
Student SIR Member Price - $25.00 (normally $75.00)
Participants will review recent use studies of IVC filters, what is known about sequelae of these devices, patient management and difficult filter retrieval in a case-based format.
Originally presented at the SIR 2016 Annual Scientific Meeting
Article: A Randomized Trial Comparing Radiologic Pigtail Gastrostomy and Per-Oral Image Guided Gastrostomy: Intra- and Postprocedural Pain, Radiation Exposure, Complications and Quality of Life
