Education & Training

This webinar hosted by Applied Radiology, will provide radiologic technologists and imaging administrators with a practical overview of the clinical applications of CEM and Contrast-Enhanced Biopsy (CEBx), including the scientific principles behind the technology, current evidence supporting its use, real-world clinical cases, patient selection, biopsy techniques, and workflow considerations. Faculty will also discuss implementation strategies, staff training, patient safety, contrast administration, and operational best practices to help imaging practices successfully integrate CEM and CEBx into routine breast imaging services. Learning Objectives Describe the clinical applications and appropriate use of Contrast-Enhanced Mammography (CEM) and Contrast-Enhanced Biopsy (CEBx). Apply best practices for patient preparation, contrast administration, imaging workflow, and patient safety during CEM and CEBx procedures. Identify the key operational, staffing, and workflow requirements for implementing a successful CEM program. Educational Credits One (1) ARRT Category A CE Credit One (1) AHRA CRA Credit

This on-demand webinar focused on 3DQuorum, an AI based slab reconstruction technology, combines a scientific journal panel discussion based on the work of Dr. Manisha Bahl, featuring Dr. Terri-Ann Gizienski and Dr. Michael Morris as panelists, with real-world customer insights and a live Q&A session from the 2026 Society of Breast Imaging Conference.  The discussion examines clinical outcomes from more than 119,000 screening examinations and addresses workflow efficiencies in clinical practice and the downstream impact on patient care.

This educational video with Dr. Ryan Gabriel explores Contrast Enhanced Mammography (CEM) and Contrast Enhanced Biopsy (CEBx) focusing on considerations for implementation. Topics covered include: What is Contrast Enhanced Mammography? What is Contrast Enhanced Biopsy (CEBX)? What is the approach to Developing Policies for Imaging? What are the key components and importance of adherence to a facility plan ? What are the practical considerations  for space, equipment and maneuverablitly considerations for setting up a  CEM Suite? What is the approach for ensuring practice success with CEM to manage resources, acquire supplies and develop protocols?

This accredited one-hour program hosted by Applied Radiology, is designed to educate radiologists, technologists, and imaging professionals on the principles, performance, and pitfalls of contrast-enhanced mammography (CEM). Through didactic evidence-based presentation, case-based examples, and a short panel discussion, the program will provide practical strategies for incorporating contrast-enhanced mammography into your clinical practice. Educational Objectives At the completion of this program, participants will be able to: Describe the basic principles, workflow, and technical requirements of CEM. Differentiate the diagnostic performance and clinical indications of CEM compared to mammography and MRI. Identify the limitations and safety considerations of CEM and apply strategies to mitigate errors.

This educational video with Dr. Marc Lobbes focuses on the theory behind Contrast Enhanced (Theory) Biopsy Topics covered include: What type of biopsy methods exist and how do they compare? Which patients would benefit from Contrast Enhanced Mammography (CEM) biopsy? How do you perform contrast enhanced mammography biopsy? What tools are needed

This educational video with Dr. Marc Lobbes outlines the theory around Contrast Enhanced Mammography (CEM) with a focus on contrast. Topics covered include: Why is contrast used in medical imaging? What is Contrast Enhanced Mammography? Why do you use Contrast Enhanced Mammography in your practice? Could Contrast Enhanced Mammography be an alternative to MRI? How can we support adoption of Contrast Enhanced Mammography in clinical practice? How is Contrast Enhanced Mammography going to evolve in the future? What is next?

This video with Dr. Marc Lobbes explores Contrast Enhanced Mammography (CEM) with an educational focus on contrast (Practical). Topics covered include: What is Contrast Enhanced Mammography? Why do you use CEM in your practice? What is the benefit of CEM? How does it impact the clinical workflow in your practice? What are the key tools needed to implement CEM? Case Examples of CEM Tips & Tricks for radiologists that are starting to implement CEM in their practice CEM Key Takeaway Messages

This activity, hosted by World Class CME, will provide a comprehensive review of evidence-based practices and data that highlights power of CEM technology, on its own and when compared to other modalities. At the completion of the course the participant will be able to:​ Review breast density, why it is important and how it affects diagnosis​ Examine the challenges in assessing density and what tools are available in determining breast density​ Discuss advanced tools for managing the dense breast patient: ​ CEM vs MRI​ How patients are triaged​ CEM and MRI evidence-based research discussion​ CEM biopsy

This training video provides a step-by-step guide on the proper mounting, setup, and operation of the Affirm Lateral Arm Biopsy system. It is designed to help healthcare professionals efficiently prepare and use the system for biopsy procedures. Whether you're new to the system or need a refresher, this video is an essential resource for mastering the Affirm Lateral Arm Biopsy system.

This training video provides a step-by-step guide on using the ATEC Breast Biopsy System for ultrasound-guided procedures. It is designed to help healthcare professionals understand the system's features, functionality, and proper technique to ensure accurate biopsies and patient comfort. Perfect for both new and experienced users, the video focuses on building confidence and proficiency in operating the device effectively.

This 6-minute video is specifically designed for technologists, providing an in-depth overview of the preparation and execution of a Contrast-Enhanced Mammography Exam. The video includes detailed demonstrations of the gantry, injector, contrast media, and other essential components. This concise and informative guide is a valuable resource for enhancing your understanding and expertise.

This activity, hosted by World Class CME, is designed to bring awareness to radiologists, mammography technologists and administrators about mammography screening compliance gaps and possible causes of the lack of compliance. At the completion of the course the participant will be able to: Discuss the broader significance of diversity and inclusion in mammography, provide an overview of current mammography services and how they cater to diverse populations, understand statistics and studies that show disparities in mammography access and outcomes among different demographic groups, identify common barriers that populations face in accessing mammography services and discuss solutions and strategies to overcome these barriers, discuss best practices to overcome barriers in mammography, explore current and future innovations in mammography that could enhance diversity and inclusion, addressing gaps and improving care for all populations.   Speakers: Amy K. Patel, MD Breast Radiologist Chairman, Liberty Hospital Cancer Committee Medical Director of The Breast Care Center at Liberty Hospital Associate Professor of Radiology The University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicine Chair, American College of Radiology Radiology Advocacy Network & RADPAC Chair, American Cancer Society-Kansas City Chairman’s Circle Board Kansas City, Missouri   Jason P. Shames, M.D., M.B.S. Assistant Professor of Radiology Interim Chief, Division of Breast Imaging Associate Director of Research, Division of Breast Imaging Department of Radiology Jefferson Health & Thomas Jefferson University Philadelphia, Pennsylvania World Class CME designates this enduring material for a maximum of 1 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. The American Society of Radiologic Technologists Credit is pending approval