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3. Responsive Web-based Breast Imaging Core Curriculum for International Radiology Residents with Self-Assessment: A Pilot Study

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Omofoye, Toma S., Leong, Lester Chee Hao, Kalambo, Megan, Teo, Sze Yiun, Lim, Winston Eng Hoe, Chew, Dorinda Chee Yee, Lee, Shu Yi Sonia, Lane, Deanna, Kapoor, Megha M., Martaindale, Sarah, Teichgraeber, Davis, Moseley, Tanya, Phalak, Kanchan, Srinivasan, Ashmitha, Sun, Jia, Whitman, Gary, Leung, Jessica W.T., Tan, Bien Soo, and Yang, Wei Tse

Published
2022
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11. Transitioning to Practice: Getting up to Speed in Efficiency and Accuracy.

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Patel, Miral M., Kapoor, Megha M., and Whitman, Gary J.

Subjects
RADIOLOGISTS, MAMMOGRAMS, BREAST imaging, PATHOLOGISTS, SURGEONS, RADIOLOGY
Abstract

The transition from trainee to breast radiologist is challenging. The many new responsibilities that breast radiologists acquire while establishing themselves as clinicians may increase stress and anxiety. Taking inventory of existing knowledge and skills and addressing deficits toward the end of one's training can be beneficial. New breast radiologists should expect to be slower and gain proficiency in the first several years out of training. Having realistic expectations for oneself with respect to screening mammography interpretation and following up on the subsequent diagnostic imaging workup of screening callback examinations can increase competence and confidence. Familiarity with the available literature to guide management in the diagnostic setting can increase efficiency. Planning ahead for localizations and biopsies also allows for efficiency while alleviating anxiety. Ultimately, adapting to a new work environment using a collaborative approach with primary healthcare providers, pathologists, and surgeons while remembering to have mentors within and beyond the field of radiology allows for a more successful transition. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2021
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13. Multimodality Imaging of Benign and Malignant Diseases of the Nipple-Areolar Complex

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Guirguis, Mary S., Arribas, Elsa M., Kapoor, Megha M., Patel, Miral M., Perez, Frances, Nia, Emily S., Ding, Qingqing, Moseley, Tanya W., and Adrada, Beatriz E.

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Symptoms of the nipple-areolar complex can pose a diagnostic challenge that necessitates multimodality imaging evaluation and familiarity with the unique anatomic structure and variety of diseases that can arise within this complex.

Published
2024
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