13th Annual

The 13th Annual Role of Multi-Modality Cardiac Imaging in Women CME Program is designed to further the clinical application management and interpretation skills of physicians, technologists, sonographers and advanced practice providers involved in non-invasive cardiac imaging. The agenda features a keynote presentation by Deborah H. Kwon, MD Cleveland Clinic Cleveland, Ohio who will present “Her Heart, Re-imagined —The AI Revolution in Cardiac Diagnostics” and Renee Bullock-Palmer, MD, Deborah Heart and Lung Center who will present “Role of Cardiac PET in Women in Diagnosing Epicardial CAD and Coronary Microvascular Dysfunction (CMD)”

The 13th Annual Role of Multi-Modality Cardiac Imaging in Women CME Program for Physicians, Sonographers, Technologists, Advanced Practice and Allied Healthcare Professionals offers:

• 7.75 CME/CEU Credits for All
• 7.75 SNMMI VOICE Credits for Nuclear Technologists
• 7.75 SDMS Credits for Sonographers
• 7.75 Medical Knowledge MOC Points for physicians who certify 

Overall Learning Objectives
• Assess cardiovascular risk in women using updated prevention guidelines and female-specific risk factors and apply new cardiometabolic therapies and AI  imaging tools to catch disease earlier.
• Detect coronary artery disease in women with advanced imaging, including coronary CTA, Cardiac PET, and AI screening, to guide treatment and tell apart obstructive disease from microvascular dysfunction.
• Diagnose HFpEF in women with a multimodality imaging approach, and distinguish cardiac amyloidosis and sarcoidosis from conditions that look similar.
• Guide valve treatment decisions in women using echocardiography, 3D TEE, cardiac CT, and CMR, and tell apart inflammatory from constrictive pericardial disease.