Radiology & Biomedical Imaging Intranet

This is an educational and clinical management conference regarding the multidisciplinary care of patients with portal venous system pathologies. The conference will facilitate open discussion of challenging, interesting adult and pediatric cases presented by Hepatology, Surgery, IR fellows or residents, followed by interactive discussions focused on patient care improvement, education, and collaborative projects. The conference provides an essential venue for direct interdepartmental communication between different levels of healthcare workers to enhance patient care, management, efficiency, and quality/safety while providing a collegial teaching opportunity for trainees.

This is part two of a four-part CME webinar series.

Moderated by Jeremy Kortmansky, MD
Associate Professor of Medicine (Medical Oncology and Hematology)

Presenters:

Sajid Khan, MD
Associate Professor of Surgery (Oncology) and Chief of Hepato-Pancreato-Biliary (HPB) and Mixed Tumors

Kevin Du, MD, PhD
Associate Professor of Therapeutic Radiology

David Madoff, MD
Professor of Radiology & Biomedical Imaging and Medicine and Surgical Oncology

Upcoming Webinars:

April 16 - Biliary Tract Cancers
May 21 - Pancreas Cancer

This is an educational and clinical management conference regarding the multidisciplinary care of patients with portal venous system pathologies. The conference will facilitate open discussion of challenging, interesting adult and pediatric cases presented by Hepatology, Surgery, IR fellows or residents, followed by interactive discussions focused on patient care improvement, education, and collaborative projects. The conference provides an essential venue for direct interdepartmental communication between different levels of healthcare workers to enhance patient care, management, efficiency, and quality/safety while providing a collegial teaching opportunity for trainees.

This is an educational and clinical management conference regarding the multidisciplinary care of patients with portal venous system pathologies. The conference will facilitate open discussion of challenging, interesting adult and pediatric cases presented by Hepatology, Surgery, IR fellows or residents, followed by interactive discussions focused on patient care improvement, education, and collaborative projects. The conference provides an essential venue for direct interdepartmental communication between different levels of healthcare workers to enhance patient care, management, efficiency, and quality/safety while providing a collegial teaching opportunity for trainees.