Virtual Radiologic

07/24/2026

vRad Education’s Imaging Jeopardy, is back! This is an incredibly high-yield review course for anyone taking or prepping for the ABR Certification Exams or Core Exam.

This FREE case-based review covers 108 cases across 27 categories from Dr. Benjamin Strong’s vault of the rare gotchas to bread-and-butter cases.

Register to join live or for the recording.

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07/21/2026

New CME: Shoulder Trauma Imaging
Presented by Manickam Kumaravel, MD
Earn 0.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™
Jointly provided by the Minnesota Medical Association and vRad Radiology Education

This course focuses on the subtle radiographic signs associated with shoulder trauma, which are crucial for accurate diagnosis and understanding of stability and long-term risks. By incorporating cross-sectional imaging, participants will gain a deeper insight into the specifics of the injuries, man...

07/14/2026

New CME: Pediatric Fractures
Presented by Summer Kaplan, MD
Earn 0.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™
Jointly provided by the Minnesota Medical Association and vRad Radiology Education

This course describes fractures of the upper and lower extremities that are unique to children. We discuss how pediatric fractures are different from adult fractures. Using a case-based approach, we review common fractures in children.

07/07/2026

New CME: Peripheral Vascular Trauma
Presented by Ashish Khandelwal, MBBS, MD
Earn 0.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™
Jointly provided by the Minnesota Medical Association and vRad Radiology Education

This main objective of this lecture are to understand the clinical principles guiding the imaging choice in patients with peripheral vascular trauma, know the spectrum of CTA signs of vascular injury and understand the role of imaging in guiding the management.

07/02/2026

Great Call by Dr. T who identified displaced aortic atherosclerotic calcifications on X-ray that were confirmed to be an acute aortic dissection.

[Images] Frontal CXR shows inwardly displaced aortic atherosclerotic calcifications (red arrows) compared to their peripheral location on the comparison CXR from 3 years prior. Axial and coronal CTA images confirm an aortic intramural hematoma due to Type B aortic dissection (red arrows).

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06/30/2026

New CME: Misses, Misinterpretation & Essentials of GU Trauma
Presented by Ashish Khandelwal, MBBS, MD Earn 0.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™
Jointly provided by the Minnesota Medical Association and vRad Radiology Education

This course will focus on the AAST classification systems of renal trauma and their limitations. What the radiologist, trauma surgeon and urologist are looking for and how the CT findings affect treatment and how to avoid common mistakes.

06/25/2026

Great Call from Dr. A who visualized abnormal soft tissue density of the deltoid that was confirmed to be an intramuscular abscess associated with septic arthritis.

[Images]: X-ray appearing unremarkable except for subtle increased soft tissue thickness and density lateral to the proximal humerus (red arrow). Axial CT image demonstrates a lobular low density collection due to intramuscular abscess (red arrows).

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06/23/2026

New CME: Pediatric Abdominal Emergencies
Presented by Summer L. Kaplan, MD, MS Earn 0.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™
Jointly provided by the Minnesota Medical Association and vRad Radiology Education

This course describes imaging of abdominal emergencies in children. We will focus on “do not miss” diagnoses. Using a case-based approach, we will review common abdominal emergencies in pediatrics.

06/19/2026

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06/18/2026

Great Call from Dr. J who recognized findings of acute mesenteric venous compromise due to thrombophlebitis on unenhanced CT.

[Images] Axial and coronal unenhanced CT reveals mesenteric root haziness with a mildly hyperdense SMV (red ovals). Subsequent enhanced images demonstrate visible clot in the upper SMV (red arrow) with occluded mid and distal SMV (red arrows).