Breast MRI: The Basics to Biopsies
$72.00
3 Category-A CEUs
Speakers: Terry Lehmann, B.S., R.T.(R)(M), Rebecca Rakow-Penner, MD, PhD and Adam Casebolt, RT(R)(MR)
Course Description:
This three-part course provides a comprehensive foundation in breast MRI—from fundamental principles and diagnostic indications to advanced applications and biopsy techniques. Designed for breast imaging professionals seeking to expand their MRI expertise, these sessions will strengthen both technical proficiency and clinical confidence.
Lecture 1: The Basics of Breast MRI
Gain a solid understanding of the role and value of breast MRI in modern breast imaging. This session covers current diagnostic indications, reviews the American Cancer Society (ACS) MRI Screening Guidelines, and explores how these recommendations are applied in clinical practice. Participants will learn essential scanning parameters to optimize image quality and diagnostic outcomes, along with the role of Computer-Aided Detection (CAD) in MRI interpretation.
Lecture 2: The How and Why of Breast MRI
This lecture explores how breast MRI supports the assessment of breast disease, guides treatment decisions, monitors therapy response, and contributes to comprehensive breast health management. Participants will learn the clinical rationale for choosing MRI and how it complements other imaging modalities. The session also examines key pulse sequences and imaging techniques specific to breast MRI, providing valuable insights into current best practices and technological advancements.
Lecture 3: MRI-Guided Breast Biopsy
This focused session walks participants through the full process of MRI-guided breast biopsy—from indications and patient selection to step-by-step procedural technique. Attendees will gain a clear understanding of how to perform these biopsies accurately and efficiently, enhancing both diagnostic precision and patient care in breast imaging practice.


