Dr Perry Pinkhardt joins Kristan and Bill for an in depth and educational discussion of CT Colonography

• Define artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and deep learning (DL) in the context of medical imaging.
• Describe the fundamental process of training AI models, including data requirements, image annotations, and validation strategies.
• Differentiate between image data and raw data used in AI model development for MRI.
• Explain how AI is applied to MRI acquisition and reconstruction to enable accelerated imaging techniques such as compressed sensing and parallel imaging.
• Discuss how AI improves image quality through noise reduction and artifact correction in MRI.
• Identify the role of AI in enhancing visualization of gadolinium contrast uptake in MR images.\

The content of this Artificial Intelligence in MRI program is intended for healthcare professionals who work in the medical imaging environment. These individuals include Radiologists, Gastroenterologists, Radiology Technologists, GI Nurses, Colorectal Screening Specialists, Radiology Fellows/Residents, and Others involved in colorectal cancer screening and diagnosis.

This program has been submitted for 1.00 hours of Category A CE credit as designated by the International Society for MR Radiographers & Technologists (ISMRT) RCEEM.

Release Date: TBD | Expires: TBD

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