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“My first SCBTMR conference experience in Washington D.C. was outstanding. The meeting’s organization was superb with lectures, workshops, and roundtable discussions covering every facet of body and cardiac imaging. The conference was overall an invaluable experience. I left feeling motivated and enthusiastic about what’s in store for next year.” – Dr. Anthony Davila

“The lectures and workshops were very good and have excellent content, informative, well-structured and very good speakers.” – Dr. Leonardo Marcal

"I enjoyed attending the 2018 SCBT Conference. It was properly scaled, catered to a spectrum of body imaging sub-specialties and provoked the intellectual curiosity.” – Dr. Phillip Hyuntae Kim

“Being at SCBT-MR is always a terrific learning experience. It is a unique meeting where one gets to learn about cutting edge CT/MR technology from the experts in the field. The meeting also offers an exclusive opportunity to trainees and young faculty to interact with innovators and leaders up close which is not possible at any other meeting. The mentorship opportunities are outstanding! Regular attendance at this meeting is a “MUST” for any body-imager, academic or in private practice who is keen on being abreast of the recent imaging technology and its impact on patient care.” – Dr. Avinash Kambadakone


“I really appreciate the intentional focus on diversifying the speaker pool to include younger faculty members and also more women. I also really appreciated the unique opportunity to partner with such a luminary in radiology as Dr. Neil Rofsky for our Strategy session round table.  I do not believe that such an opportunity is available at other meetings and I hope you continue to encourage the pairing of early/mid-career faculty with well-respected and well-established leaders in radiology.

 Dr. McGinty’s talk reassured me that at any time, even later in one’s career or after being in private practice for a while, you can choose to lean in, find mentors and still be impactful in academics.  I really appreciated the fact that the meeting was in the center of a vibrant and interesting city such as Washington DC.” – Dr. Carolyn Wang

 


We can't thank you enough for attending SCBT-MR'S Annual Meeting. We know how busy you must be and the many educational activities there are to consider. Thank you for choosing SCBT-MR.  We hope that you left D.C with new information and friends in Body Imaging.

Thank you again for being part of this quality educational conference.  We look forward to seeing you at SCBT-MR 2019 in Denver, CO.

Young Investigator
Bryan Pooler, MD
Growth rates of sessile serrated polyps observed with longitudinal CT colonography

Lauterbur
Erin Shropshire, MD
Accuracy of the LI-RADS v2017 treatment response algorithm for treated HCC

Hounsfield
Todd Soesbe, MD
Measuring fat fraction with dual-layer spectral CT material attenuation decomposition plots: an iodine-independent method for imaging hepatic steatosis

Moncada 
Mathias Meyer, MD
The reality of iodine quantification in routine renal lesion CT imaging –  a comparison to conventional enhancement quantification

Innovation 
Kang Wang, MD
Convolutional neural networks permit estimation of whole-liver hepatic proton-density fat fraction from single or dual-echo chemical shift encoded MRI

POSTER CUM LAUDE WINNERS

Matthew Muckley, PhD
NYU School of Medicine
Pancreas deformation in the presence of tumors using feature tracking from free-breathing XD-GRASP MRI

Markus Obmann, MD
University of CA, San Francisco
Differentiating common oral medications from iodinated contrast using dual energy CT; a multi-platform phantom study

Harit Kapoor, MBBS
University of Kentucky
Endoscopic Necrosectomy in the management of Necrotizing Pancreatitis: What the Radiologist needs to know

TURBO TALK MAGNA CUM LAUDE WINNERS 

Anushri Parakh, MD
Mass General
Evaluation of Bowel tagging and patient preference for customized positive oral contrast media at low kVp/keV Imaging: A Prospective Clinical Trial

Durgesh Dwivedi, MD
UT Southwestern
Assessment of intratumor heterogeneity using texture feature analysis in clear cell renal cell carinoma

Giuseppe Toia, MD 
University of Washington
Development of a nonlinear algorithm to identify minimal detectable concentrations of trace metals (iron, copper, zinc) using dual energy CT in a simulated Abdominal phantom environment

• Meeting Recording
Sunday Afternoon Beyond Interpretation Advances in CT

• Meeting Photos 
• Syllabus 
 
 

Geraldine McGinty MD, MBA
Choosing Wisely: Mentors, Sponsors, and Your Kitchen Cabinet
Dr. McGinty did her Medical training in Ireland at the National University and then came to the USA for residency at the University of Pittsburgh where she was Chief Resident. Her fellowship was in Women's Imaging at the Massachusetts General Hospital. While working at Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx she completed an MBA at Columbia University. Learn More