Description
2026 UC San Diego Post Graduate Radiology Course
A comprehensive recorded radiology course designed to strengthen differential diagnosis, image interpretation, case review skills, and awareness of emerging technologies across major radiology subspecialties.
Course Overview
The 2026 UC San Diego Post Graduate Radiology Course focuses on diagnostic problem-solving across a wide range of entities throughout the body. The program is organized into targeted sessions that emphasize key diagnostic challenges, practical imaging interpretation, and clinically relevant case review.
Topics include body CT, abdominal imaging, neuroradiology, spine imaging, musculoskeletal radiology, thoracic imaging, ultrasound, women’s imaging, artificial intelligence in cancer detection, radiation biology, and radiation dose protection.
Why This Course Stands Out
Case-Based Radiology Learning
Includes practical missed-case discussions, quiz-style ultrasound cases, and real-world diagnostic scenarios.
Differential Diagnosis Focus
Designed to help radiologists build a more organized and accurate approach to imaging interpretation.
Broad Subspecialty Coverage
Covers CT, MRI, ultrasound, neuro, spine, chest, MSK, abdominal, pelvic, and vascular imaging.
Recognized Faculty
Features faculty from UC San Diego, Johns Hopkins University, and Stanford School of Medicine.
Main Areas Covered
Body Imaging: Small bowel obstruction, hepatic masses, adrenal masses, renal infection, missed findings.
Neuro & Spine: Spine evaluation, spinal infection, metastatic spine disease, white matter disease, neuro missed cases.
MSK Imaging: Arthritis, wrist TFCC, shoulder instability, axial skeleton disorders.
Ultrasound: First trimester sonography, Doppler, scrotal ultrasound, quiz cases.
Thoracic Imaging: Lung cancer, thoracic malignancies, lung infections, pulmonary vascular disease.
Women’s Imaging: Endometriosis imaging and female pelvic devices.
Technology & Safety: AI in cancer detection, radiation biology, radiation dose protection.
Complete Curriculum — 33 Video Lectures
Faculty Highlights
Elliot K. Fishman, M.D., FACR
Johns Hopkins University — Diagnostic Imaging and Body CT.
David L. Levin, M.D., Ph.D.
Stanford School of Medicine — Thoracic Radiology.
Donald L. Resnick, M.D.
UC San Diego — Musculoskeletal Radiology.
Katherine M. Richman, M.D., FACR
UC San Diego — Ultrasound and Diagnostic Imaging.
Reviews
“Excellent case-based radiology review. The body CT and missed findings sessions were very useful for daily practice.”
Radiologist“Strong faculty and practical topics across multiple subspecialties. A very helpful update for diagnostic imaging.”
Diagnostic Imaging Fellow“The differential diagnosis approach and radiation safety sections added real value. Clear, organized, and easy to follow.”
Academic RadiologistWho Should Take This Course?
This course is designed for board-certified radiologists in private or academic practice. It is also suitable for radiology fellows, residents, diagnostic imaging trainees, practicing physicians who want insight into current imaging roles, and allied health professionals seeking an update in radiology.
FAQ
Is this course recorded?
Yes. This package includes recorded video lectures from the 2026 UC San Diego Post Graduate Radiology Course.
What materials are included?
The package includes 33 recorded video lectures covering radiology subspecialties such as body imaging, neuroimaging, spine, MSK, thoracic imaging, ultrasound, women’s imaging, AI, and radiation safety.
When will I get access?
Access is provided after purchase. You will be able to download or view the included materials according to the delivery details provided with your order.
Can I watch on any device?
Yes. The video format is compatible with most phones, tablets, laptops, and desktop computers.
Can I request a sample video?
Yes. Please contact us if you would like to request a sample video before purchase.
Who is this course best for?
This course is best for radiologists, radiology fellows, residents, diagnostic imaging trainees, and physicians seeking a broad update in modern radiology practice.
Who can I contact for help?
You can contact support for help with access, downloads, sample video requests, or product questions.
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