TEXAS RADIOLOGICAL SOCIETY

HighlightsFeatured out of state speakers:

Michael Federle Frank J. Lexa Geraldine B. McGinty Carol Rumack

Hot topics including ACR RADS Classification, Economics & Health Policy, Incidentalomas, Interventional Radiology, Pediatric Imaging, Mammography & Ultrasound, Prostate Cancer

Legislative & Economics session with hot updates on the latest bills affecting radiology in the 2017 Legislative Session

Self-Assessment Module (SAM) credits, Modality credits, Ethics credits and Radiology Leadership Institute (RLI) credits

Get almost your entire year’s worth of CME in just one weekend

Explore all of the endless activities Galveston has to offer!

104TH ANNUAL MEETING & EXHIBITSApril 7-9, 2017

Moody Gardens Hotel & Spa | Galveston, TX

Jointly Provided by The A. Webb Roberts Center for Continuing Medical Education of Baylor Scott & White Health and the Texas Radiological Society

DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY PROGRAM

DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY PROGRAM - IFRIDAY, APRIL 7, 2017 (8 HRS OF CME)

UP TO 20HRS OF

CME/MEP

7:00 am (50)7:50 am (10)Sess. 1 (115) 8:00 am (15) 8:15 am (15) 8:30 am (10) 8:40 am (20) 9:00 am (25) 9:25 am (25) 9:50 am (05) 9:55 am (25) Sess. 2 (105)

10:20 am (60)

11:20 am (45) 12:05 pm Sess. 3 (60) 12:20 pm (60) 1:20 pm (10) Sess. 4 (100) 1:30 pm (30) 2:00 pm (30) 2:30 pm (30) 3:00 pm (10) 3:10 pm (20) Sess. 5 (100) 3:30 pm (30) 4:00 pm (30) 4:30 pm (30) 5:00 pm (10) 5:10 pm6:30-9:30 pm

Continental Breakfast Welcome & Demo of Audience Response SystemProstate Cancer (Joint Session with Radiation Oncology) Prostate Cancer: Epidemiology & Imaging Controversies in Prostate Cancer Imaging Unknown Cases Physics: Prostate Fusion Imaging Prostate Cancer Image Guided Interventions: Biopsy & Ablation Updated Radiation Therapy for Prostate Cancer Q&A & Speaker Evaluations Coffee Break Practice & Operations: Leadership within Larger Merged Groups (Joint Session with Radiation Oncology & TRBMA) Charles Craig Lecture (Sponsored by the TRS Foundation& the TRBMA) Leadership in the Era of Large Merged Groups Helping Large Groups Implement New ACR Tools CME LunchLunch (Joint Session with Radiation Oncology & TRBMA) Value Added Medicine for the Radiologist Coffee Break ACR RADS Classification TIRADS (with SAM Q&A) LIRADS (with SAM Q&A) Lung RADS (with SAM Q&A) Q&A & Speaker Evaluations Coffee Break Economics, Health Policy & Legislation State Legislative Update MACRA: The Basics We Should UnderstandHow We Can Use MACRA to Take Our Practices to the Next Level Q&A & Speaker Evaluations Adjourn & TRS Business MeetingTRS Awards Dinner

Stephen Brown, MD/Rajeev Suri, MD Moderator: Rajeev Suri, MD Neil Rofsky, MD Daniel Costa, MD Daniel Costa, MD Neil Kirby, PhD Eric Walser, MD Andrew Lee, MD

Moderator: I. Ray Kirk, MD

Frank Lexa, MD

Geraldine McGinty, MD

Moderator: I. Ray Kirk, MD Frank Lexa, MD Moderator: Roy Riascos, MD Kedar Chintapalli, MD Carlos Farinas, MD Daniel Ocazionez-Trujillo, MD

Moderator: Kurt Schoppe, MD Michael Grimes Ezequiel Silva, MDGeraldine McGinty, MD

Note: The sessions highlighted in light blue are joint sessions with Radiation Oncology and Physics

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TRS FOUNDATION LECTURESThe Texas Radiological Society Foundation is pleased to financially support the following lectures at the TRS 104th Annual Meeting:

Charles Craig Lecture (Co-Sponsored by Texas Radiology Business Management Association): “Leadership in the Era of Large Merged Groups” by Frank Lexa, MD

Moreton Lecture: “Patient Focused Radiology” by Carol Rumack, MD

Ethics Lecture: “Burnout Coping Strategies for Radiologists” by Tommy Thompson, BA

Radiology Leadership Institute (RLI) Lecture: “Value Added Medicine for the Radiologist” by Frank Lexa, MD

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DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY PROGRAM - IISATURDAY, APRIL 8, 2017 (8 HRS OF CME)

7:00 am (60)Sess. 6 (160) 8:00 am (45) 8:45 am (45) 9:30 am (30) 10:00 am (30) 10:30 am (10) 10:40 am (20) Sess. 7 (70) 11:00 am (60) 12:00 pm (10) 12:10 pm (20)Sess. 8 (60) 12:30 pm (60) 1:30 pm (10) Sess. 9 (90) 1:40 pm (60)

2:40 pm (20) 3:00 pm (10) 3:10 pm (10) Sess. 10 (100) 3:30 pm (20) 3:50 pm (10) 4:00 pm (20) 4:20 pm (20)4:40 pm (20) 5:00 pm (10)5:10 pm5:10-6:10 pm5:10 pm - on

Continental Breakfast Management of IncidentalomasDiagnosis & Management of Incidental Liver Lesions Diagnosis & Management of Incidental Renal Lesions Incidental Findings in the Chest: Significance & Clinical ManagementPediatric Incidentalomas Q&A & Speaker Evaluations Coffee Break Moreton Lecture Patient Focused Radiology (Sponsored by the TRS Foundation) Q&A & Speaker Evaluations CME LunchLunch (Joint Session with Radiation Oncology) ACR UpdateCoffee Break Ethics & ABR UpdateEthics: Burnout Coping Strategies for Radiologists (Sponsored by the TRS Foundation) ABR UpdateQ&A & Speaker EvaluationsCoffee Break Interventional Radiology TIPS, BRTO & PRTO for Portal HypertensionInteresting CasesManagement of Arteriovenous Malformations Venous Interventions: Venous Thromboembolic DiseasePhysics: Common Myths about Radiation & the AHARA Concept Q&A & Speaker Evaluations Adjourn Young Radiologist Networking Reception - Invitees OnlyFree evening to explore Moody Garden attractions & Galveston Island

Moderator: Susanna Spence, MD Michael Federle, MD Michael Federle, MD Brett Carter, MDPaul Guillerman, MD

Moderator: Susan John, MD Carol Rumack, MD

Moderator: Stephen Brown, MD Geraldine McGinty, MD Moderator: I. Ray Kirk, MD Tommy Thompson, BA

Geoffrey Ibbott, PhD

Moderator: Rajeev Suri, MDJorge Lopera, MDJorge Lopera, MDShellie Josephs, MDJohn Thomas, MDLouis Wagner, PhD

7:00 am (60)Sess. 11 (120) 8:00 am (30) 8:30 am (30) 9:00 am (30) 9:30 am (20) 9:50 am (10) 10:00 am (15) Sess. 12 (120) 10:15 am (30) 10:45 am (30)11:15 am (25)11:40 am (25)12:05 pm (10) 12:15 pm

Continental Breakfast Pediatrics & Break the CaseHow Does the Diagnosis Differ Comparing Fetal & Newborn GU Ultrasound? Pediatric Chest & Abdomen: Back to the Future with Plain Films Avoiding Pitfalls in Pediatric Imaging Break the Case Q&A & Speaker Evaluations Coffee Break Mammography & Ultrasound Mammography: A Thousand Faces of Normal Sonographic Evaluation of Breast Cysts That are Not Simple Breast Imaging: Radiology’s Value ParadigmThe Ultrasound Evaluation of Nipple DischargeSpeaker Evaluations, Closing RemarksAdjourn

Moderator: Katrina Hughes, MDCarol Rumack, MD Leonard Swischuk, MDSusan John, MDFarhan Amanullah, MD

Moderator: Michael Ulissey, MDMichael Ulissey, MDThomas Stavros, MDJay Parikh, MDThomas Stavros, MD

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Conflict of Interest and Off-Label Disclosure: Presenters at this conference will disclose any conflict of interest or their intention to discuss off-label use, if applicable, at the beginning of their presentation and in accordance with ACCME Standards for Commercial Support and FDA requirements.

SUNDAY, APRIL 9, 2017 (4 HRS OF CME)

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RESIDENT PROGRAMSATURDAY, APRIL 8, 2017

GUIBERTEAU AWARD

Sess. 1 (80) 1:40 pm (25) 2:05 pm (30) 2:35 pm (25) 3:00 pm (20) Sess. 2 (110) 3:20 pm (10) 3:30 pm (10)3:40 pm (10)3:50 pm (10)4:00 pm (10)4:10 pm (60)5:10 pm5:10-6:10 pm5:10 pm - on

Hypoxic Ischemic InjuryFluoro in the CT EraLeadership Skills & Other Non-Clinical Skills for a Successful CareerCoffee Break Introduction to the TRS & ACR & Speaker EvaluationsResident Section Meeting, ElectionsTRS Legislative Fellowship ReportRutherford-Lavanty Fellowship in Government Relations ReportJames M. Moorefield Fellowship in Economics and Health Policy ReportMedical Jeopard and Team Prizes / Group Photo Adjourn Young Radiologist Networking Reception - All residents & fellows invited!Free evening to explore Moody Garden attractions & Galveston Island

Carol Rumack, MDMichael Federle, MD Frank Lexa, MD

Tessa Hudspeth, DOTessa Hudspeth, DOJason Low, MD & Ankit Shah, MDStephen Herrmann, MDJeffrey Stevens, MDGlenn Garcia, MD

BREAK THE CASE

Presented by Farhan Amanullah, MD of UT Health Science Center San Antonio

Cases will be challenging, but not impossible, so don’t be intimidated!

Partial credit will be given for answers on the right track.

Submit your answers and you will have the chance to win a nice prize as well as bragging rights as the “Brainiest Radiologist at the TRS Annual Meeting!”

Your name will also be engraved on a plaque that will be displayed at future TRS meetings.

Winners will be announced in two categories – a resident/fellow category and a practicing radiologist category.

The Guiberteau Award for Resident Excellence is an award for graduating radiology residents in Texas, made possible by a generous endowment to the TRS Foundation from Milton J. Guiberteau, MD, FACR, a past president of both the TRS and ACR. The Guiberteau Award is presented annually during the TRS Awards Dinner (see page 6 for details). The 2017 Guiberteau Award for Resident Excellence will be awarded to the Texas resident that best embodies the qualities of overall resident excellence in the categories of research/scholarly activities, leadership, and citizenship/humanitarianism.

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DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY PROGRAM SPEAKERS

Farhan Amanullah, MDDept. of Diagnostic Radiology UT Health Science Center at San Antonio San Antonio, TX

Brett Carter, MDAssistant Professor Dept. of Diagnostic RadiologyUT MD Anderson Cancer Center Houston, TX

Kedar Chintapalli, MDProfessor & Section Chief Dept. of Radiology UT Health Science Center at San Antonio San Antonio, TX

Daniel Costa, MDAssistant Professor Dept. of RadiologyAdvanced Imaging Research Center UT Southwestern Medical Center Dallas Dallas, TX

Carlos Farinas, MDAssistant Professor Diagnostic Radiology Dept. of Body Imaging Baylor College of Medicine Houston, TX

Michael Grimes Imperium Public Affairs Austin, TX

R. Paul Guillerman, MDProfessor Dept. of Pediatric Radiology Baylor College of Medicine Department of Pediatric Radiology Texas Children’s Hospital Houston, TX

Geoffrey Ibbott, PhDProfessor & Chairman Dept. of Radiation Physics UT MD Anderson Cancer Center Houston, TX

Susan John, MD, FACRProfessor & Chair Dept. of Diagnostic & Interventional Imaging UT McGovern Medical School at Houston Houston, TX

Shellie Josephs, MDAssociate Professor Dept. of Radiology UT Southwestern Medical Center Dallas Dallas, TX

Neil Kirby, PhDAssistant Professor Dept. of Radiation Oncology UT Health Science Center San Antonio San Antonio, TX

Andrew Lee, MD, MPHMedical Director Dept. of Radiation Oncology Texas Center for Proton Therapy Irving, TX

Jorge Lopera, MDProfessor & Chief Dept. of Vascular & Interventional Radiology UT Health Science Center at San Antonio San Antonio, TX

Daniel Ocazionez-Trujillo, MDAssistant Professor Dept. of Diagnostic & Interventional Imaging UT Houston Medical School Houston, TX

Jay Parikh, MD, FACR, FACPE Associate Professor & Medical Director Dept. of Diagnostic Radiology UT MD Anderson Cancer Center Houston, TX

Neil Rofsky, MDProfessor & Chairman Dept. of Radiology UT Southwestern Medical Center Dallas Dallas, TX

Ezequiel Silva III, MD, FACRChairmanACR Commission on EconomicsRadiologist, South Texas Radiology GroupAdjunct Associate ProfessorDept. of RadiologyUT Health Science Center at San AntonioSan Antonio, TX

A. Thomas Stavros, MD, FACRAdjunct Professor Dept. of Radiology UT Health Science Center at San Antonio San Antonio, TX

Leonard Swischuk, MDProfessor Dept. of Pediatric Radiology UT Medical Branch Galveston Galveston, TX

John Thomas, MD, FACRDept. of Vascular & Interventional Radiology South Texas Radiology Group San Antonio, TX

Thomas Thompson, BASenior Minister Bethany Christian Church Houston, TX

Michael Ulissey, MD, FACRAdjunct Professor Dept. of Radiology UT Health Science Center San Antonio San Antonio, TX

Louis Wagner, PhD, FACR, FAAPMProfessor Dept. of Diagnostic & Interventional Imaging UT Medical School at Houston Houston, TX

Eric Walser, MDProfessor & ChairmanVascular & Interventional RadiologyDirector, Dept of RadiologyUT Medical Branch GalvestonGalveston, TX

FEATURED GUEST SPEAKERSMichael Federle, MDProfessor Associate Chair for Education Dept. of Radiology Stanford University Medical Center Stanford, CA

Frank J. Lexa, MD, MBAProfessor (Adjunct)The Wharton SchoolUniversity of PennyslvaniaPhiladelphia, PAChief Medical OfficerRadiology Leadership InstituteAmerican College of RadiologyReston, VA

Geraldine B. McGinty, MD, MBA, FACRVice Chair, Board of ChancellorsAmerican College of RadiologyAssistant Professor of RadiologyDepartment of RadiologyWeill Cornell MedicineAssistant Attending RadiologistPresbyterian HospitalNew York, NY

Carol Rumack, MD, FACR Associate Dean Dept.of Diagnostic Radiology University of Colorado School of Medicine Aurora, CO

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SOCIAL EVENTS

EXHIBIT HALLThe TRS Exhibit Hall is your source for the latest technology and emerging radiology equipment and trends. Visit with the 20+ vendors and check out the myriad of products and services they have to offer. Be sure to participate in the “Exhibits Passport” program for your chance to win cool prizes including: A $500 airline ticket or hotel stay A $250 Visa gift card or A $100 Visa gift card

Exhibit Hours: Friday: 7:00 am - 3:40 pm Saturday: 7:00 am - 10:15 am

The TRS gratefully acknowledges the generous support of participating exhibitors.

EARLY REGISTRATION DEADLINEFriday, March 17, 2017

CANCELLATION POLICY:A full refund of the total registration fee and social events fee (minus a $50 administration fee) will be provided to registrants who cancel their registration in writing, on or before 5:00pm pm on March 31, 2017. No refunds will be provided for cancellations within one week of the conference. Non-attendance does not constitute notice of cancellation.

QUESTIONS?Call Christy McDonald, TRS Meeting CoordinatorPhone: (512) 297-9587Fax: (512) 276-6691E-mail: christy@txrad.org

THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 2017Welcome Reception Time: 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm Cost: Complimentary for all attendees!

Kick off the meeting with a Welcome Reception where you can catch up with old

friends and colleagues over light hors d’oeuvres and drinks.

FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 2017TRS Awards Reception and Dinner Time: 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm: Reception (cash bar) 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm: Awards Dinner (hosted wine) Cost: $60/person

Join us as we congratulate and honor Cynthia S. Sherry, MD, FACR, who will

receive the TRS Gold Medal for her outstanding service to radiology and

radiologists in Texas. SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 2017“Island Time” in Galveston Time: On your Own (5:10 pm onwards)

“Island Time” awaits you in Galveston! Grab your family or

a group of friends and immerse yourself in the sights and

sounds of Galveston Island.

Take advantage of the many activities Galveston and our

venue have to offer! Moody Gardens Hotel & Spa has a

variety of outstanding attractions awaiting you, including the

magnificent Moody Gardens glass pyramids that house a

living rainforest, a massive aquarium and a Discovery pyramid.

OTHER INFO

EDUCATION PLANNING COUNCILPlease thank the following TRS members for their time and efforts in selecting the hotel and planning the education program and social events:

Education Council ChairMark Montgomery, MD

Meeting Logistics CommitteeEmma Ferguson, MD Susanna Spence, MD

Diagnostic Radiology & RFS Program CommitteeRajeev Suri, MD (Chair, Diagnostic Program)Tessa Hudspeth, DO (Chair, Resident Program)Timothy Blackburn, PhDPedro Diaz-Marchan, MDCameron Gates Jr., DOKatrina Hughes, MD

I. Ray Kirk, MDRoy Riascos, MDSuzanna Spence, MDMichael Ulissey, MD

POLICY ON CONSENT TO USE OF PHOTOGRAPHIC IMAGESRegistration and attendance at, or participation in, TRS meetings and other activities constitutes an agreement by the registrant to TRS’ use and distribution (now and in the future) of the registrant or attendee’s image or voice in photographs, videotapes, electronic reproductions and audiotapes of such events and activities.

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You’ll Experience a Quality State Meeting with the Caliber of a National Meeting! Attendees and speakers alike rave that the quality of our meeting is on par with those of some of the most renowned national organizations. We secure some of the most gifted national and local speakers to ensure that you’re learning from the best in the field. Looking for the best radiology CME in Texas? This is it!

You’ll Be Close to Home and Spend Much Less than at Other Comparable Meetings! Attending the TRS Annual Meeting is convenient - usually an easy drive away. A meeting close to home helps you save precious travel time. You’ll also save hundreds of dollars in airfare and registration fees, by paying only $20/CME hour. Now that’s what we call a real bargain.

You’ll Get Almost Your Entire Years’ Worth of CME in Just One Weekend! Where else can you get almost all your yearly CME hours, SAM credits that count towards your Self-Assessment (SA-CME) requirements for Maintenance of Certification, Modality credits for accreditation purposes, and the Texas-required Ethics credit all in one weekend? And, we’re now providing RLI credits for those of you pursuing your certification in the ACR’s Radiology Leadership Institute.

You’ll Have Fun Even While You Learn! The TRS meeting offers you a great avenue to reconnect with old friends and colleagues, to make new friends, and to meet potential new employers/partners. We offer you a friendly and relaxed environment where making connections and sharing information and ideas will come to you naturally and comfortably. This might even be the perfect excuse for a family vacation, with the lodging, meals and attractions already pre-planned for you by the TRS!

Modality Accreditation Program CreditsThe CME obtained from our program also counts toward CME requirements for various modality accreditation programs. A separate CME form will be provided for calculating CME hours for modality accreditation purposes.

Radiology Leadership InstituteCourses indentified as “RLI Credit” on the program are under review by the ACR to receive RLI credit.

Physicists MEP Credits The TRS has applied to the Commission on Accreditation of Medical Physics Education Programs, Inc. (CAMPEP) for the approval of up to 20 Medical Education for Physicists (MEP) credit hours for the Diagnostic Radiology Program.

Educational ObjectivesAt the conclusion of this program, Diagnostic Radiology program attendees should be able to: Review and assess innovative concepts in pediatrics, interventional, abdominal, chest and breast imaging. Review new concepts in imaging and radiotherapy in their practice of radiology. Discuss appropriateness of ethics in the practice of medicine. Identify new trends in healthcare management, and know how they will impact their practice and the patient.

Target Audience & Program StructureThe primary target audience of the program consists of Diagnostic Radiologists, Radiation Oncologists, Medical Physicists, and residents and fellows in training. The educational program will be executed in a classroom style format, with didactic lectures supplemented with audiovisual presentations, case presentations with interactive audience response technology, and question and answer discussions.

top 4 reasons why you should attend!

AccreditationThis activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and Policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint providership of The A. Webb Roberts Center for Continuing Medical Education of Baylor Scott & White Health and the Texas Radiological Society. The A. Webb Roberts Center for Continuing Medical Education of Baylor Scott & White Health is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

Physicians CME CreditsDiagnostic Radiology Program: The A. Webb Roberts Center for Continuing Medical Education of Baylor Scott & White Health designates this live activity for a maximum of 20 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.Ethics Credit: The following presentations have been designated for ethics and/or professional responsibility training: Tommy Thompson, BA - Burnout Coping Strategies for Radiologists

Self-Assessment Module (SAM) CreditCourses identified as “SAM CREDIT” on the programs are under review by the American Board of Radiology to meet the criteria for self-assessment toward the purpose of fulfilling requirements in the ABR Maintenance of Certification (MOC) program.

continuing medical education

TESTIMONIALS“High quality

CME for low cost”

“First time attending.

Enjoyable conference.

Easy CME. Great way to

discuss issues central to

Texas Radiology”

“Knowledgeable

and gifted speakers”

“Great location,

well-organized and

strong program”

“A great blend of topics that occur daily in general radiology with review

of necessary anatomy, clinician needs, and diagnostic pearls”

“The support the TRS provides for resident members

is overwhelming. RSNA and ARRS also treat the residents well, but there

was a definit personal touch at the TRS meeting that was unique.”

Don’t just take our word for it - here are just a few things past attendees have said:

“Easy to travel to, register (online), and attend”

“Great way to meet peers”

“Very good intra-state CME

for general radiologists”

“Interactive program approach with audience response technology is

excellent”

“An excellent program! Meeting is always pertinent.”

“Good mix of

review and

applicability to

everyday practice”

“Good diversity

in topics,

excellent

lectures”

Please thank the following TRS members for their time and efforts in selecting the hotel and planning the education program and social events:

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6705 Hwy. 290 W. Ste. 502-243Austin, TX 78735Phone: (512) 535-4920Fax: (512) 535-6320www.txrad.org

PAID AUSTIN, TX

PERMIT NO. 718

PRESORTEDFIRST-CLASS U.S. POSTAGE

April 7-9, 2017 | Moody Gardens Hotel & Spa | Galveston, TX