Description
Mammography Continuing Education (CE) Credits
Our Mammography Training Course is an online mammography course for radiologic technologists by expert radiologic technologists. It is intended to cover the majority of topics that may be encountered during daily practices.
This course addresses mammography for radiologic technologists, covering the fundamental principles of mammography, as well as the anatomy, physiology, pathologies (benign and malignant), and epidemiology of the breast, mammary classifications, the male breast particularities, and the treatment of breast cancer.
In addition, this course focuses on mammographic techniques and protocols, covering the different technologies deployed, defining the quality control guidelines in analogue and digital mammograms, introducing the patient positioning techniques and the artifacts that may be encountered.
This course is composed of several mammography CEUs that include other topics such as mammographic interpretation, patient care (from clinical diagnosis to psychological care), adjunctive imaging modalities (ultrasound, galactography, MRI, CT, and interventional techniques), and other imaging techniques such as tomosynthesis, elastography, angio-mammogaphy, and CADs.
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Our Mammography Training Course is an online mammography course accepted by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) for 9.75 Category A CE credits. This course also meets the Continuing Education (CE) requirements of the following states: California, Texas, Florida, Kentucky, Massachusetts, and New Mexico. The mammography CE credits you earn upon completing the post-test will also be accepted by the Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification Board (NMTCB).
Audience and Objectives
Objectives
- Optimize the transition from analog to digital
- Physical and psychological patient management through the various mammography examinations
- Understanding the different mammographic techniques and protocols and their advantages and limitations
- Anatomy, physiology, and pathology of the breast
- Reading images; technical and post biological analysis