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Program Co-ChairsEllen B. Mendelson, MD, FACRMarcia C. Javitt, MD, FACR

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September 26-28, 2013InterContinental Chicago

Survival Strategies inWomen’s Imaging 2013

2013ChicagoInternationalBreast Course

The Society forthe AdvancementofWomen’s ImagingAnnualMeeting

PROGRAMDESCRIPTIONThis program is designed to provide radiologists and other breast and women’s imaging health care professionalswith advances in the detection, diagnosis, management and treatment of breast cancer and benign breast abnormalities.This year, our focus will be on breast ultrasound to bring attendees up-to-date on the latest technology and methodologyfor handheld and automated ultrasound for all clinical indications of this modality.We are excited to announce that this year’s CIBC/SAWI symposium, always at the forefront, will contain a MiniCourseon breast ultrasound. Guide to Breast Cancer Screening and Diagnosis with US offers over 8 hours of Category 1CME credits in breast ultrasound, including 3 hours in hands-on workshops for performance and interpretationof supine automated ultrasound, as well as training in handheld whole breast ultrasound.Please see page 4 for more information.

EDUCATIONAL GOALSAt the conclusion of this activity, participants will be able to:• Understand the political and economic forces that shape health policy• Characterize breast lesions using the ACR BI-RADS®• Apply anatomic, physiologic and pathologic features, including multimodality correlation,to correct image interpretation

• Understand what is meant by “overdiagnosis”• Adjust US systems for image optimization and understand ways to integrate supplemental screeningwith US into your practice

• Recognize the indications for, and the selection and utilization of, the appropriate percutaneousimage-guided breast interventional procedures

• Describe the management of high-risk breast lesions and how imaging influences selectionof surgical procedures

• Recognize radiation doses of common X-ray examinations including mammography, PET,nuclear medicine and high-resolution CT scans

• Describe the mechanics of tomosynthesis and how this modality can reducefalse positive mammography interpretations

• Understand imaging triage and work up of infertility, and complications of pregnancy• Identify osteoporosis, its causes and treatments• Recognize US and MR findings in benign and malignant pelvic abnormalities in women

ACCREDITATIONThis activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and policiesof the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education through the joint sponsorship of theInstitute for Advanced Medical Education and the Society for the Advancement of Women’s Imaging.The Institute for Advanced Medical Education is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuingmedical education for physicians. The Institute for Advanced Medical Education designates thislive activity for a maximum of 29.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits.™ Physicians should only claimcredit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

CREDIT HOURS, SAMs and RT CREDITSAttendees can earn 18 credits for the Chicago International Breast Course, 12.75 credits for SAWI,26.25 credits for CIBC & SAWI combined, up to 3 credits for the optional workshops and 3 SAM credits.CATEGORY A CREDITS FOR RTs: Application for Category A credits is pending with AHRA.The program lists modality-specific credits being offered at the conference according to the following codes:

DM Digital Mammography 8.5 hours CT CT 2.0 hoursMR-B Breast MRI 9.5 hours MR MR (non-breast) 3.5 hoursUS-B Breast Ultrasound 13.5 hours US Ultrsound (non-breast) 4.0 hoursNM-B Nuclear Medicine 1.5 hours PET-CT Nuclear Medicine (non-breast) 1.0 hoursIR-B Interventional Radiology 3.25 hours IR Interventional Radiology (non-breast) 0.5 hoursTOMO Tomosynthesis 4.25 hours

The Institute for AdvancedMedical Education and the Society for the AdvancementofWomen’s Imagingwill join together to offer the Chicago International Breast Courseand the Society for the Advancement ofWomen’s Imaging AnnualMeeting.

Ourmultidisciplinary speakers are nationally and internationally recognized leadersin breast cancer detection, diagnosis andmanagement as well as all aspects ofwomen’s imaging.

FACULTY

Teresita L. Angtuaco, MD, FACR - Professor of Radiology, Obstetricsand Gynecology; Director, Division of Imaging, University of Arkansasfor Medical, Sciences, Little Rock, AR

Linda Arnold, BS, RT, (R)(M)(BS) - Lynn Sage Breast Center,Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, Chicago, IL

SusanM. Ascher, MD - Professor and Co-Chief at the GeorgetownUniversity Hospital Division of Abdominal Imaging, Washington, DC

Donald Bachman, MD, FACR -Metrowest Medical Center, Framinghamand Natick, MA, Asst Clinical Prof Radiology Tufts University,Instructor in Radiology, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA

Jay A. Baker, MD, FACR -Vice-Chair, Clinical Affairs, Chief, Divisionof Breast Imaging, Associate Professor of Radiology, Duke UniversityMedical Center, Durham, NC

Wendie Berg, MD, PhD, FACR - Professor of Radiology, Universityof Pittsburgh School of Medicine, Pittsburgh, PA

Kevin P. Bethke, MD - Assistant Professor of Clinical Surgery,Lynn Sage Breast Center, Northwestern University Feinberg Schoolof Medicine, Chicago, IL

Marcela Böhm-Vélez, MD, FACR -Assistant Clinical Professor,University of Pittsburgh, Weinstein Imaging Associates, Pittsburgh, PA

Ruth Carlos, MD - Department of Radiology, University of MichiganHospital, Ann Arbor, MI

Stamatia Destounis MD, FACR - Elizabeth Wende Breast Care, LLC,Clinical Associate Professor University of Rochester School of Medicine& Dentistry, Rochester, NY

Erika Dimitrijevic, RDMS - Lynn Sage Breast Center, NorthwesternUniversity Feinberg School of Medicine, Chicago, IL

Stephen A. Feig, MD, FACR - Fong and Jean Tsai Professor of Women’sImaging, University of California Irvine School of Medicine,Director of Breast Imaging, UCI Medical Center, Orange, CA

Marina I. Feldman, MD, MBA - Southern New Hampshire RadiologyConsultants, Bedford, NH

Regina J. Hooley, MD, FACR - Assistant Professor of DiagnosticRadiology, Yale School of Medicine, New Haven, CT

MindyM. Horrow, MD, FACR -Director of Body Imaging,Department of Radiology, Einstein Medical Center, Professorof Radiology, Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, PA

Carol Lee, MD, FACR -Attending Radiologist, MemorialSloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York, NY

Anna S. Lev-Toaff, MD, FACR - Professor of Radiology;Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA

Helmut Madjar, MD - Prof. Med Obstetrics and Gynecologyand Director, Deutsche Klinik Damen, Wiebaden, Germany

Shahla Masood, MD - Professor and Chair, Department of Pathologyand Laboratory Medicine , Medical Director, Shands JacksonvilleBreast Health Center. Chief of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine,Jacksonville, FL

Nina A. Mayr, MD, FASTRO, FACR - Professor, Department ofRadiation Oncology, Ohio State University, James Cancer Hospital,Columbus, OH

Erin Neuschler, MD -Assistant Professor of Radiology, Feinberg Schoolof Medicine, Northwestern University, Chicago, IL

Gillian Newstead, MD, FACR - Senior Research Professional,Department of Radiology, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL

Pari Pandharipande, MD, MPH -Assistant Professor of Radiology,Harvard Medical School Assistant Radiologist, Abdominal Imaging,Senior Scientist, MGH Institute for Technology Assessment,Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA

Evis Sala MD, PhD, FRCR -Attending Radiologist, MemorialSloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York, NY

Francesco Sardanelli, MD - Professor of Radiology, University of MilanSchool of Medicine, Director of Radiology, Scientific Institute (IRCCS)Policlinico San Donato, Milan, Italy

Robert A. Schmidt, MD - Professor of Radiology (retired),University of Chicago, Chicago, IL

Edward A. Sickles, MD, FACR - Professor Emeritus, Department ofRadiology, University of California San Francisco (UCSF) MedicalCenter, San Francisco, CA

Mariana Solari, MD -Assistant Professor Radiology, Feinberg Schoolof Medicine, Northwestern University, Chicago, IL

LilianWang, MD -Assistant Professor of Radiology,Northwestern University, Chicago, IL

JeanWeigert, MD, FACR -Director of Women’s Imaging,Buckland Hills Imaging, South Windsor, CT

Judith A.Wolfman, MD, FACR -Associate Professor of Radiologyand Medical Director of Breast Imaging, Lynn Sage ComprehensiveBreast Center, Feinberg School of Medicine, Northwestern University,Chicago, IL

JadeWong-You-Cheong, MD, FACR - Professor of Diagnostic Radiology,Chief of Ultrasound and Pediatric Radiology, University of MarylandMedical Center, Baltimore, MD

FACULTY

CIBC2013SAWI

Marcia C. Javitt, MD, FACRSection Editor for Women’s Imaging,American Journal of RoentgenologyProfessor of RadiologyUniformed Services Universityof the Health Sciences

Bethesda, MD

Ellen B. Mendelson, MD, FACRLee F. Rogers Professor of Medical Education in RadiologyProfessor of RadiologySection Chief, Breast and Women’s ImagingFeinberg School of MedicineNorthwestern UniversityChicago, IL

CONFERENCE CO-CHAIRS

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© Ellen B. Mendelson MD & Marcia C. Javitt MD

Women’s Health and Women’s Imaging have long held importantpolitical and corporate capital, now accentuated by a heightenedawareness among women of the limitations imposed onmammography by breast density with possible increased breastcancer risk. Advocacy groups have successfully pressured statelegislatures to enact laws that require breast density informationto be communicated to women following their mammograms,and in many cases suggesting that supplemental screening, suchas US or MRI, should be considered. Even where reimbursementhas been mandated, lack of trained personnel and already fullpatient schedules have created accessibility issues for womenseeking these studies, which will largely fall to ultrasound.

Despite US’s excellent imaging capabilities, its broadened use hasbeen inhibited by the false positive rates, management dilemmas,difficulties with sonoanatomy and image optimization.Whileautomated ultrasound technology can provide an answer forsome practices, its efficient use requires significant experience.Similarly, training in handheld realtime ultrasound performed byeither physician or sonographer has been focused on correlationwith mammographic or MRI findings, explanation of patientcomplaints or clinical findings, or guidance of interventionalprocedures rather than detection of unsuspected abnormalities.

The goal of the Minicourse will be to equip practitioners withthe training and experience needed to include whole breastultrasound within their practices. Breast sonographers as wellas physicians are encouraged to attend. All participants willreceive a Certificate of Completion.

12:30 pm LUNCH ONYOUR OWN

BREAST ULTRASOUND FOR SCREENING ANDDIAGNOSISMODERATOR: Ellen B. Mendelson, MD

1:30 pm DM, US-B, Correlative Anatomy and Physiology of the BreastMRI-B and Axilla

Mendelson

2:15 pm US-B Handheld US Techniques for Screening—Live DemonstrationMadjar

2:45 pm US-B AutomatedWhole Breast Ultrasound:Performance, Interpretation,Workflow IntegrationMendelson

3:30 pm COFFEE BREAK

WORKSHOPS: ONE HOUR EACH:REPEATED TWICE ON THURSDAY,ONCE ON FRIDAY—sign @ registration

FACULTY: Arnold, Berg, Böhm-Vélez, Destounis, Dimitrijevic, Feldman,Hooley, Madjar, Mendelson, Neuschler, Solari, Wolfman

4:00 & US-B Automated US {Certificate of completion)5:00 pm

4:00 & US-B Hands-On Handheld US {Certificate of completion)5:00 pm

4:00 & US-B Interpreting Automated Cases at theWorkstation5:00 pm {Certificate of completion)

6:00 pm ADJOURN

6:00 – 7:30 pm RECEPTION IN EXHIBIT AREAS

MiniCourse:Guide to Breast Cancer Screeningand Diagnosis with US

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2013 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 20137:00 am Registration andMorning Refreshments

7:50 am Welcome and AnnouncementsConference Co-Chairs: Drs. Mendelson and Javitt

OVERDIAGNOSISMODERATOR: Ellen B. Mendelson, MD

8:00 am DM, US-B, Breast Cancer Screening, Mortality Reduction,MRI-B and Overdiagnosis

Feig

8:40 am DM, TOMO, Architectural Distortion:IR -B, US-B, Hiding in Plain SightMRI-B Baker

9:15 am IR-B What Does Overdiagnosis Mean to the Pathologist?Masood

9:45 am COFFEE BREAK

10:15 am DM, MRI-B Screening of Women at High RiskSardanelli

10:45 am DM, TOMO, Supplemental Screening with US:US-B What About the False Positives?

Berg

11:15 am DM, TOMO, Update:US-B, MRI-B, Economics ofWomen’s ImagingIR-B Carlos

11:45 am DM, TOMO, Panel Discussion: Political, Economic, Health,US-B, MRI-B, and Gender Issues in Breast Cancer ScreeningIR-B Moderator: Sickles with A.M. Faculty

7:00 am Morning Refreshments

WORKSHOPS:FACULTY: Arnold, Berg, Böhm-Vélez, Destounis, Dimitrijevic, Feldman,

Hooley, Madjar, Mendelson, Neuschler, Solari, Wolfman

8:00 am US-B Automated US {Certificate of completion)

8:00 am US-B Hands-On Handheld US {Certificate of completion)

8:00 am US-B Interpreting Automated Cases at theWorkstation{Certificate of completion)

BI-RADS 5th EDITIONMODERATOR: Marcia C. Javitt, MD

9:00 am DM Mammography BI-RADS Lexicon OverviewSickles

9:20 am US-B BI-RADS Lexicon OverviewMendelson

9:40 am MRI-B MRI BI-RADS Lexicon OverviewLee

10:00 am DM, US-B Auditing our Practices and Measuring OutcomesMRI-B for all Modalities

Sickles

10:30 am COFFEE BREAK

PATIENT MANAGEMENT OPTIONS – CASE BASEDMODERATOR: Marcia C. Javitt, MD

11:00 am DM, TOMO, Current Status of Multimodality ImagingUS-B, MRI-B, for DiagnosisNM-B Berg

11:30 am DM, TOMO Calcifications – How Can Something So SmallCause So Much Trouble?Feig

12:00 pm DM, TOMO, High Risk Lesions –Which Ones Should Be ExcisedUS-B, MRI-B or Don’tWe Know?

Masood

MiniCourse Sessions are indicated by yellow box.

12:30 pm SPEAKER LUNCHEONOVERVIEW OF EUROPEANMULTICENTER BREAST MRI STUDIES

SPEAKER: F. Sardanelli, MD 1 Category 1 CME CreditSupported by an unrestricted educational grant from Bracco Diagnostics

IMAGE MODALITY OPTIMIZATION

1:30 pm DM Avoiding Technical Recalls:Digital Mammography Quality ControlWolfman

2:00 pm MRI-B MRI Artifacts that Confound Interpretation[Technical, Anatomic, Physiologic]NewsteadEARN 1 SAM CREDIT FOR THESE LECTURES

2:30 pm NM-B Molecular Breast Imaging:Diagnostic Studies at Half the DoseBöhm-Vélez

3:00 pm DM Interpreting Tomosynthesis Images—IT ConsiderationsDestounis

3:30 pm COFFEE BREAK4:00 pm US-B Technical Aspects of Breast US: Optimizing US

Image Quality— Case-Based Knobology (with ARS)Mendelson

4:45 pm US-B Vascular Patterns in Breast USMadjar

5:15 pm US-B BI-Rads Category 3 LesionsBaker

5:45 pm MR-B Breast MRI Cases: Tips and TricksNewstead

6:30 pm ADJOURN

12:15 pm LUNCH ONYOUR OWN

PRACTICALWOMEN’S IMAGINGMODERATOR: Marcia C. Javitt, MD

1:15 pm Cancer Risks from ImagingPandharipande

1:45 pm US, MRI Acute Pelvic Pain and Pelvic EmergenciesCT Wong

2:15 pm Osteoporosis Imaging and ChemopreventionBachman

3:00 pm MRI, IR Utering Artery Embolization:Imaging and OutcomesAscher

3:30 pm US PID and Look AlikesHorrow

4:00 pm MRI MRI of the Adnexa: A Practical ApproachAscher

4:30 pm COFFEE BREAK

MODERATOR: Ellen B. Mendelson, MD

4:45 pm US Pitfalls of First Trimester SonographyAngtuaco

5:15 pm Panel: Issues FacingWomen’s ImagingModerator: Javitt with Saturday faculty

5:45 pm ADJOURN

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2013 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 20137:00 am Morning Refreshments

JOINT SESSION CIBC AND SAWIMODERATOR: Marcia C. Javitt, MD

7:30 am Opening RemarksBachman

MODERATOR: Marcia C. Javitt, MD

7:45 am MRI-B Keynote AddressPreoperative Breast MRI: Harm or Charm?Sardanelli

8:30 am US-B, MRI-B Noncalcified DCISWang

9:00 am MRI-B, NM-B Breast Specific Gamma Imaging and MRI:Competitors or ComplementsWeigert

9:30 am DM, TOMO Can Tomosynthesis Do It All?US-B Destounis

10:00 am MRI-B, IR-B How Have Advances in Imaging Changed SurgicalApproaches to the Breast and Axilia?Bethke

10:30 am COFFEE BREAK

SEED CHANGES IN THE PRACTICE OFWOMEN’S IMAGINGMODERATOR: Marcia C. Javitt, MD

10:45 am DM, US-B Legislating Health Policy:Breast Density and the Connecticut LawHooley

11:15 am DM, US-B Women’s Imaging: Asset or LiabilityMRI-B, IR-B Schmidt

11:45 am Appropriateness Criteria inWomen’s ImagingJavitt

7:00 am Morning Refreshments

CANCER SCREENING AND BEST PRACTICEIMAGING PROTOCOLSMODERATOR: Marcia C. Javitt, MD

8:00 am US, MRI Pitfalls in Pelvic ImagingCT Wong

8:30 am CT Colonography: Focus onWomenLev-Toaff

9:00 am US, MRI, Imaging Endometrial CancerPET-CT Sala

9:30 am MRI, CT, Imaging Cervical CancerPET-CT Sala

EARN 1 SAM CREDIT FOR THESE LECTURES

10:00 am Targeted Radiation Therapy forWomen’s CancersMayr

10:30 am COFFEE BREAK

SPECIALIZED ULTRASOUNDTECHNIQUESMODERATOR: Ellen B. Mendelson, MD

10:45 am US, MRI MRI and 2nd Look US-Guided Breast Interventions:Tips and TricksLee

11:15 am US Solving the Dilemmas of PUL(Pregnancy of Unknown Location)Angtuaco

11:45 am US Ultrasound-Guided Intervention in Ob/GynLev-ToaffEARN 1 SAM CREDIT FOR THESE LECTURES

12:15 pm ADJOURN

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Practical Breast MRI 2013Attend IAME’s annual Practical Breast MRIconference from the comfort of your home oroffice and enjoy cutting edge lectures rendered withrazor sharp resolution. Learn about all the currentapplications and interventions you should be usingin your own practice. As in the past, this programoffers a large number of ilustrative cases..Earn 12 SA-CME Credits.

Breast Imaging, Interventions & InnovationsRecorded at the annual BI3 conference, this program is designed to

help breast imagers improve lesion characterizationad diagnostic accuracy witin the framework oftoday’s standards. It is co-chaired by Drs. EllenMendelson andThomas Stavros and includesmammography, MRI, ultrasound, molecular imagingand stereotactic biopsy.Earn 14 SA-CME Credits.

Body Imaging Boot CampDiscover new insights and approaches to the majorareas of body and pelvic imaging. The focus is onMRI but you will experience real world approachesthrough a combination of brief lectures andintensive case discussions. This program’s expertteam is led by Jeffrey Weinreb who is joined byGary Israel, John Leyendecker, Koenraad Morteleand Rendon Nelson. Earn 14 SA-CME Credits.

Managing the IncidentalomaManaging the Incidentaloma addresses all of the most commonand contentious incidentalomas encountered during interpretationof thoraco- abdominal CT and MR.The expert faculty, includingmembers of the ACR Incidental Findings Committee, offersrecommendations based on sound scientific and clinical judgmentand which avoid medicolegal jeopardy. Earn 14 SA-CME Credits.

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Breast Elastography (1 hour)Stereotactic Breast Biopsy Mini Seminar (3 hours)Digital Breast Tomosynthesis Webinar (2 hours)

Our library of online courses provides easy waysto earn CME credits at virtually any time. CMEcertificates you earn online are permanently storedin your account and available for printout at anytime. Your RTs will appreciate the very affordableselection of Category A courses we also offer. Tellthem to click the ‘CE for RTs’ link on our home page.

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