Dr Rajan Gupta from Duke joins Bill and Kristan to provide his opinions and approach to body MRI.

• Evaluate the implications of incidental findings in whole body MRI screenings, including management strategies and the potential for patient anxiety.
• Compare and contrast the various contrast agent options available for liver MRI, including their mechanisms of action and indications for use.
• State the principles of hepatocellular imaging and its relevance in assessing liver lesions and function.
• Describe the multi-parametric approach to prostate MRI
• State the benefits of diffusion-weighted imaging in prostate MRI, including its role in detecting and characterizing prostate cancer.

The content of this Gadopiclenol in Body imaging MRI program is intended for healthcare professionals who work in the medical imaging environment. These individuals include Radiologists,  Radiology Technologists,  Radiology Fellows/Residents.

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: 08/04/2025 | Expires: 08/04/2026

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