JCMR Journal Club is an expert online discussion with JCMR editors and authors - and you! JCMR editors pick recently published articles and discuss outcomes with the authors.

The January 2023 JCMR Journal Club was moderated and led by Dr. Raymond Kwong. Author Dr. Karolina M. Zareba, Dr. Orlando Simonetti, and Dr. Aaron O'Brien presented the article, "AT2 mapping in myocardial disease: a comprehensive review." 

The format consististed of a didactic lecture for 20-25 minutes, followed by a question and answer period for the remainder of the hour.  

Learn about other upcoming JCMR Journal Clubs at https://jcmr-online.biomedcentral.com/.

JCMR Journal Club is an expert online discussion with JCMR editors and authors - and you! JCMR editors pick recently published articles and discuss outcomes with the authors.

The February 2023 JCMR Journal Club was moderated and led by Dr. Scott Flamm Author Dr. Sarah E. Kollar and Dr. Laura Olivieri presented the article, "Impact of ferumoxytol vs galolinium on 4D flow cardiovascular magnetic resonance measurements in small children with congenital heart disease." 

The format consististed of a didactic lecture for 20-25 minutes, followed by a question and answer period for the remainder of the hour.  

Learn about other upcoming JCMR Journal Clubs at https://jcmr-online.biomedcentral.com/.

JCMR Journal Club is an expert online discussion with JCMR editors and authors - and you! JCMR editors pick recently published articles and discuss outcomes with the authors.

The March 2023 JCMR Journal Club was moderated and led by Dr. Ruud van Heeswijk. Author Dr. James Hamilton and Dr. Richard Gilbert presented the article, "Lipid and smooth muscle architectural pathology in the rabbit atherosclerotic vessel wall using Q-space cardiovascular magnetic resonance." 

The format consististed of a didactic lecture for 20-25 minutes, followed by a question and answer period for the remainder of the hour.  

Learn about other upcoming JCMR Journal Clubs at https://jcmr-online.biomedcentral.com/.

Description:

This program will be heavily focused on how to performance and interpretation of stress CMR using a case-based learning approach along with ample opportunities to directly interpret stress CMR images on a workstation. This program is designed to help participants master how to perform stress CMR.

Physician Practice Gap:

Currently there is a lack of educational resources to prepare physicians on how to perform and interpret stress CMR. Utilizing CMR one will get more definitive, relevant, and actionable answers because a CMR exam provides comprehensive information and has superior diagnostic and prognostic power, without the need for radiation.

Needs that Underlie the Gap

There is a need to provide educational support to physicians to overcome the barrier of inadequate knowledge and skills to perform stress CMR.

DESIGNED to Change/Outcome: Following this activity, learners will develop competence by increasing their knowledge through a combination of hands-on learning, didactic lectures, panel discussions, case-based activities, and demonstration of equipment/techniques.

SCHEDULE HIGHLIGHTS:

Day 1:

• Stress CMR 101: Including basics of interpretation, how to start a lab / program, etc.

• Stress CMR 201: Interpreting Stress MR with complex CAD

• Cases, cases, and more cases with audience participation

Day 2:

• All about Quantitation techniques: physics, sequences, and cutting edge post-processing

• The Polar Plot thickens with lots of cases, cases and more cases of myocardial blood flow

• Novel populations, situations, and stress techniques

• Working the work stations, opportunities to analyze stress CMR cases with multiple vendors

• All along, meet, network and learn from the International Stars of CMR from this next-level conference!

WHY ATTEND THE CONFERENCE?

• In-depth presentations & discussions of stress CMR techniques, including program building, image acquisition, image interpretation, and quantitative perfusion

• Cases, cases, and more stress CMR cases presented by centers from around the world

• Hands-on sessions where you will interpret cases on a dedicated workstation

• World-renowned speakers

• To obtain the skills and knowledge needed to start a stress CMR program at your imaging center

• To help improve your stress CMR skills

Recorded during the SCMR 2022 Scientific Sessions

S. Chen

D. Clark

R. Al Umairi

J. Mandell

M. Ashwath

J. Williams

Recorded during the SCMR 2022 Scientific Sessions

C. Broberg

A. Aletras

N. Seiberlich

A.L. Chamis

Recorded during the SCMR 2022 Scientific Sessions

A. Arai

A.R. Patel

Y. Han

J. Weinsaft

Recorded during the SCMR 2022 Scientific Sessions

J. Hamilton

J. Dendy

E.K. Englund

A. Bustin

J. Jang

Recorded during the SCMR 2022 Scientific Sessions

F. Knoll

J. Hamilton

H. Berhane

C. Sun

A. Amyar

R.Nezafat

H. QI

Recorded during the SCMR 2022 Scientific Sessions

G. Linke

Recorded during the SCMR 2020 Scientific Sessions

Recorded during the SCMR 2020 Scientific Sessions

Recorded during the SCMR 2020 Scientific Sessions

Recorded during the SCMR 2020 Scientific Sessions

Recorded during the SCMR 2020 Scientific Sessions

Recorded during the SCMR 2020 Scientific Sessions

Recorded during the SCMR 2020 Scientific Sessions

Recorded during the SCMR 2020 Scientific Sessions

Recorded during the SCMR 2020 Scientific Sessions

Recorded during the SCMR 2020 Scientific Sessions

Recorded during the SCMR 2020 Scientific Sessions

Recorded during the SCMR 2020 Scientific Sessions

Recorded during the SCMR 2020 Scientific Sessions

Recorded during the SCMR 2020 Scientific Sessions

Note: Some of the presentations have the upper-half of the slides going in and out, this does not affect any video content. This flaw is not throughout the entire course, but it is apparent. We apologize and hope that you're still able to enjoy this content. Access to this content is free. 

Recorded during the SCMR 2020 Scientific Sessions

Recorded during the SCMR 2020 Scientific Sessions

Recorded during the SCMR 2020 Scientific Sessions

Recorded during the SCMR 2020 Scientific Sessions

Recorded during the SCMR 2020 Scientific Sessions

Recorded during the SCMR 2020 Scientific Sessions

Recorded during the SCMR 2020 Scientific Sessions.

Note: Some of the presentations have the upper-half of the slides going in and out, it does not appear to affect any slides with videos. This flaw is not throughout the entire course, but it is present. We apologize in advance for this session's recording being slightly flawed. We hope that you're able to enjoy this content despite this flaw, access to this content is free. 

Recorded during the SCMR 2020 Scientific Sessions

Note: Some of the presentations have the upper-half of the slides going in and out, it does not appear to affect any slides with videos. This flaw is not throughout the entire course, but it is present. We apologize in advance for this session's recording being slightly flawed. We hope that you're able to enjoy this content despite this flaw, access to this content is free. 

Recorded during the Foundations of CMR - Level I Workshop on December 2, 2017. 

Recorded during the Foundations of CMR - Level I Workshop on December 2, 2017.

Recorded during the Foundations of CMR - Level I Workshop on December 2, 2017. 

Recorded during the Foundations of CMR - Level I Workshop on December 2, 2017.

Recorded during the Foundations of CMR - Level I Workshop on December 2, 2017.