Breast ultrasound is a critical tool in the early detection, diagnosis, and management of breast conditions. This online module is designed to enhance the knowledge and skills of radiologists and imaging technologists in performing and interpreting breast ultrasound examinations.
After completing this online learning module, you will be able to:
Identify the equipment requirements necessary for performing a breast ultrasound.
Describe how to adjust technical parameters to optimize image quality in breast ultrasound imaging.
Identify normal breast ultrasound anatomy.
Explain proper patient positioning to visualize different areas of interest within the breast.
Apply labeling techniques and lesion measurement tools
Develop an approach for correlating breast ultrasound findings with mammographic images.
Compare ultrasound findings of benign and malignant breast lesions through case reviews.
Identify gynecomastia on male breast ultrasound.
Identify ultrasound findings relating to mastitis/abscess.
Assess breast implant ultrasound findings and recognize signs of implant rupture or complications.
Develop an approach for ultrasound imaging of the axilla.
Recognize common pitfalls in breast ultrasound and apply best practices to enhance image acquisition and interpretation.
Develop an approach for ultrasound guided breast procedures.