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APRIL 23 - 25, 2021 | VIRTUAL MEETING
Jointly provided by the American College of Radiology and the Texas Radiological Society
Thank you to our Platinum Exhibitors
Welcome to the Texas Radiological
Society 108th Annual Meeting!
The TRS Annual Meeting is an exceptional educational
venue to learn from renowned speakers in the field of
radiology and radiation oncology, and this year is no
different. We hope you enjoy hearing from speakers
from across the state, country, and world.
During the conference we encourage you to engage with your fellow
attendees, speakers and exhibitors via the chat rooms and message
boards.
Thank you for joining us and we hope you enjoy the meeting!
Sincerely, Karla Sepulveda, MD, FACR
President
The TRS virtual meeting is hosted by
the Pathable meeting platform at:
trsmeeting.txrad.org. All attendees
should have received an email from
Texas Radiological Society with their
log in credentials for the meeting site. If
you require assistance with logging in
please contact staff@txrad.org.
Technical Issues?
If you are having technical difficulties within the virtual platform, use the chat
feature to reach our dedicated IT support by clicking “Get Support” under the
“Account” tab at the top of your screen on the virtual platform. From there, you
may browse our FAQs or click “Contact us” to submit a help request form.
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Schedule at a Glance............................................................................4
Play and Win!.........................................................................................6
Diagnostic Radiology Program...........................................................7
Radiation Oncology Program.............................................................12
Resident Case Review Course...........................................................16
Medical Student Symposium..............................................................18
2021 Annual Meeting Awards............................................................19
Thank You Exhibitors.........................................................................21
Featured Guest Speakers...................................................................22
Speaker Listings.................................................................................23
Thank You 2021 Program Committees..............................................26
2020-2021 TRS Board of Directors....................................................28
2021 Resident Poster Session...........................................................30
Continuing Medical Education Information.....................................31
Diagnostic Radiology CME Tracking Form......................................33
Radiation Oncology CME Tracking Form..........................................34
POLICY ON CONSENT TO USE OF PHOTOGRAPHIC IMAGES
Registration 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 photographcs, videotapes,
electronic reproductions and audiotapes of such events and activities.
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3Thursday, April 22, 2021
Leadership Meeting: Board of Advisors / Texas
3:30 pm - 6:00 pm
Council Meeting
6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Exhibitor Virtual Trade Show
Friday, April 23, 2021
7:15 am - 7:45 am Business Meeting: Radiation Oncology Section
7:50 am - 10:05 am Joint Session: Lung Cancer Screening
10:05 am - 10:20 am Break
10:20 am - 12:05 pm Joint Session: Radiology Leadership
12:05 pm -12:20 pm Break
12:20 pm - 1:30 pm Joint Session: Radiology Leadership continued
1:30 pm - 5:20 pm CONCURRENT EDUCATION SESSIONS
1:30 pm - 1:40 pm Break
1:40 pm - 3:30 pm Diagnostic Radiology Session: Anatomical Spaces
1:40 pm - 3:10 pm Radiation Oncology Session: Breast Cancer
3:10 pm - 3:20 pm Radiation Oncology Break
3:20 pm - 4:40 pm Radiation Oncology Session: Physics: Breast Cancer
3:30 pm - 3:50 pm Diagnostic Radiology Break
3:50 pm - 5:20 pm Diagnostic Radiology Session: ER Imaging
4:40 pm - 5:10 pm Radiation Oncology Session: Resident Presentations
5:10 pm Radiation Oncology Adjourn
5:20 pm Diagnostic Radiology Adjourn
5:20 pm - 5:50 pm TRS Business Meeting
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4Saturday, April 24, 2021
7:15 am - 7:45 am Business Meeting: Medical Physics Section
7:45 am - 5:30 pm Resident & Fellow Section Case Review Course
8:00 am - 10:10 am Diagnostic Radiology Session: Mammography
Radiation Oncology Session: Oligometastatic
8:00 am - 10:10 am
Disease
9:00 am - 5:05 pm Medical Student Symposium
10:10 am - 10:30 am Diagnostic Radiology and Radiation Oncology Break
Radiation Oncology Session: Physics:
10:30 am - 11:30 am
Oligometastatic Disease
Diagnostic Radiology Session: ABR Update and
10:30 am - 12:10 pm
Moreton Lecture
Radiation Oncology Session: Resident
11:30 am - 12:10 pm
Presentations
12:10 pm - 12:25 pm Diagnostic Radiology and Radiation Oncology Break
12:25 pm - 1:30 pm Joint Session: ACR Update
1:30 pm - 1:40 pm Diagnostic Radiology and Radiation Oncology Break
1:40 pm - 2:50 pm Joint Session: Ethics
2:50 pm Radiation Oncology Adjourn
2:50 pm - 3:05 pm Diagnostic Radiology Break
Diagnostic Radiology Session: Interventional
3:05 pm - 5:05 pm
Radiology
5:05 pm Diagnostic Radiology Adjourn
6:00 pm Resident & Fellow Section Career Fair
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5Sunday, April 25, 2021
8:00 am - 10:00 am Diagnostic Radiology Session: Body
8:00 am - 12:00 pm Resident & Fellow Section Case Review Course
10:00 am - 10:20 am Diagnostic Radiology Break
Diagnostic Radiology Session: Pitfalls of
10:20 am - 12:25 pm
Neuroimaging
12:25 pm Diagnostic Radiology Adjourn
3 WAYS TO PLAY, 3 WAYS TO WIN!
Participate in these activities for your chance to win prizes throughout the
meeting. Details can be found at trsmeeting.txrad.org.
Participate in our Live Virtual Tradeshow Thursday
1 evening from 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm for your chance to win:
• Complimentary registration for 2022 Annual Meeting
• $250 travel voucher for any airline/hotel chain
• $100 Amazon gift card
• $50 Visa gift card
Complete the Exhibits Passport for your chance to win:
2 •
•
50% registration discount for 2022 Annual Meeting
$250 Visa gift card
• $100 Amazon gift card
Top our Activity Challenge Leaderboard for your chance
3 to win:
• $100 Amazon gift card
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6Credit for Modality Accreditation Programs (for those in ACR Accredited
Facilities): The codes below will count toward CME requirements for modality
accreditation programs. For a complete list of lectures with modality credits, please
refer to the Certificate of Modality Credits Earned tracking sheet found under CME in
Pathable or on the TRS website at www.txrad.org/CME.
BM: Breast Magnetic Resonance Imaging PET: PET
BU: Breast Ultrasound CT: Computed Tomography
SB: Stereotactic Breast Biopsy MRI: MRI
DM: Digital Mammography US: Ultrasound
M: Mammography RO: Radiation Oncology
NM: Nuclear Medicine
Friday, April 23..........................................8.5 hrs of CME
Moderator: Karla Sepulveda, MD, FACR
Welcome
& Jay Parikh, MD, FACR
7:50 am (10) Attendee Welcome
Session 1 Lung Cancer Screening (Joint Session with Rad. Onc.)
Moderator: Emma Ferguson, MD
Lung-RADS v1.1: Case-Based Myrna Godoy, MD,
8:00 am (35)
Review PhD
1.25
Management of Incidental SAM
Erika Genovez L.
8:35 am (35) Findings in Lung Cancer
C. Odisio, MD
Screening
Imaging Modalities and the Bin S. Teh, MD, FACR,
9:10 am (25)
Treatment of Lung Cancer FASTRO, FACRO
Physics: Fetal Dose and Patient
9:35 am (20) Jeffrey Guild, PhD
Shielding in Thoracic CT
9:55 am (10) Speaker Evaluations
10:05 am (15) Break
Session 2 Radiology Leadership (Joint Sess. with Rad. Onc.)
Moderator: Darlene Metter, MD, FACR
Radiology Subspecialization:Has Richard Duszak, Jr.,
RLI
10:20 am (45)
the Pendulum Swung Too Far? MD, FACR
Charles Craig Lecture: Lessons
Learned from 30+ Years
RLI
11:05 am (60) Gerald D. Dodd, MD
of Leadership in Academic
Radiology
12:05 pm (15) Break
7Friday, April 23..........................................8.5 hrs of CME
Radiology Leadership continued (Joint Session with
Session 3
Radiation Oncology)
Moderator: Kurt Schoppe, MD
Guiberteau Award for Resident Milton Guiberteau, MD,
12:20 pm (5)
Excellence FACR
12:25 pm (5) PAC Update Jody Lee, MD
Radiology’s Cost Conundrum: Richard Duszak Jr.,
RLI
12:30 pm (60)
An Unsustainable Status Quo MD, FACR
1:30 pm (10) Break
Session 4 Anatomical Spaces: Implications for Disease Processes
Moderator: Melissa Chen, MD
Neuroradiology: Suprahyoid
1:40 pm (30) Maria Gule-Monroe, MD
Deep Spaces of the Neck
Body Radiology: Peritoneal and Vijayanadh Ojili, MD,
2:10 pm (30)
Retroperitoneal Spaces DNB, FSA
Eric M. Rohren,
2:40 pm (20) Pitfalls in PET Imaging
MD, PhD
3:00 pm (20) Physics: CT: Built for Speed Rick Layman, PhD
3:20 pm (10) Speaker Evaluations
3:30 pm (20) Break
Session 5 ER Imaging
Moderator: Nicholas Beckmann, MD
Eduardo Matta,
3:50 pm (20) Emergency Vascular Ultrasound
MD, CMQ
4:10 pm (30) Emergency CT Angiography Marcin Kolber, MD
Physics: MR Angiography
4:40 pm (30) Tianliang Gu, PhD
Physics
5:10 pm (10) Speaker Evaluations
Adjourn and TRS Business
5:20 pm
Meeting
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8Saturday, April 24...................................8.25 hrs of CME
Session 6 Mammography
Moderator: Jay Parikh, MD, FACR
8:00 am (30) Artificial Intelligence Emily F. Conant, MD
Christiane Kuhl, MD,
8:30 am (30) Abbreviated Breast MRI
PhD
Implementing Abbreviated
9:00 am (30) Emily F. Conant, MD
Breast MRI in Practice
9:30 am (30) Gadolinium Deposition in Brain Christiane Kuhl, MD, PhD
10:00 am (10) Speaker Evaluations
10:10 am (20) Break
Session 7 ABR Update and Moreton Lecture
Moderator: Karla Sepulveda, MD, FACR
10:30 am (25) Update on Virtual Exams Robert Barr, MD, FACR
Update on Online Longitudinal
Vincent Mathews, MD
Assessment
RADPAC, Political & Legislative
10:55 am (20) Ted Burnes, MPA
Update
Moreton Lecture: Impact/ Christoph Wald, MD,
11:15 am (45)
Integration of AI on Radiology PhD, MBA, FACR
12:00 pm (10) Speaker Evaluations
12:10 pm (15) Break
Session 8 ACR Update (Joint Session with Radiation Oncology)
Moderator: Karla Sepulveda, MD, FACR
J. Mitchell, George & Stephen
Stephen Brown, MD,
12:25 pm (5) Brown Award for Resident
FACR
Excellence
Amy Kotsenas, MD,
12:30 pm (60) ACR Update
FACR
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9Saturday, April 24....................................8.25 hrs of CME
1:30 pm (10) Break
Session 9 Ethics (Joint Session with Radiation Oncology)
Moderator: Jay Parikh, MD, FACR
Ethical Considerations Amy Kotsenas, MD,
1:40 pm (60) ETHICS
in Artificial Intelligence FACR
Stephen Herrmann, MD,
2:40 pm (5) TMA Leadership College Report
PhD
TRS Young Professional Section Stephen Herrmann, MD,
2:45 pm (5)
Update PhD
2:50 pm (15) Break
Interventional Radiology
Session 10
Moderator: Mark Montgomery, MD, FSIR, FACR
3:05 pm (35) Budd Chiari Syndrome Marco Cura, MD
Percutaneous Biliary Stone Carl Kim, MD,
3:40 pm (35)
Extraction and Lithotripsy Rajiv Srinivasa, MD
Strategic IR Clinical Practice
Initiatives, IR Core Privileges, Philip S. Cook, MD,
4:15 pm (40)
IR Staffing in Rural & Smaller FACR, FSIR
Community Hospitals
4:55 pm (10) Speaker Evaluations
5:05 pm Adjourn
Diagnostic Radiology Program Learning Objectives
After completing this activity, the participant should be better able to:
1. Describe the role of technique of abbreviated breast MRI.
2. Recognize the benefits of abbreviated breast MRI compared to conventional
breast MRI.
3. Describe the benefits of incorporating AI into radiology practice.
4. List some of the ethical implications of incorporating AI into clinical practice.
5. Describe the benefits of incorporating lung screening into radiology practice.
6. Identify strategies to manage screening-detected findings.
10Sunday, April 25.........................................4 hrs of CME
Session 11 Body
Moderator: Shiva Gupta, MD
Overview of Updated ACR Lakshmi
8:00 am (25) Guidelines for IV Contrast Ananthakrishnan,
Administration MD
Utilization of Contrast-enhanced Wui K. Chong,
8:25 am (30)
Ultrasound in Body Imaging MD 1.5
Utilization of Enteric Contrast in Kristen Bishop, SAM
8:55 am (20)
Abdominal Imaging MD
Beyond RECIST: Assessing
H. Christine
9:15 am (20) Tumor Response in the Era of
Kang, MD
Molecular Medicine
9:35 am (15) Break the Case Brian Imada, MD
9:50 am (10) Speaker Evaluations
10:00 am (20) Break
Session 12 Pitfalls in Neuroimaging
Moderator: Melissa Chen, MD
10:20 am (30) Brain: Top 5 Missed Diagnosis Diana Kaya, MD
1.0
Jennifer SAM
10:50 am (30) Spine: Top 5 Missed Diagnosis
McCarty, MD
Head and Neck: Top 5 Missed
11:20 am (30) Christie M. Lincoln, MD
Diagnosis
Physics: Troubleshooting Image
R. Jason Stafford, PhD,
11:50 am (25) Quality & Artifact Issues in MR
DABR, FAAPM
Neuroimaging
12:15 pm (5) Speaker Evaluations
12:20 pm (5) Closing Remarks
12:25 pm Adjourn
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11Friday, April 23..........................................8.75 hrs of CME
Moderator: Darlene Metter, MD, FACR
Welcome
& Jay Parikh, MD, FACR
7:50 am (10) Attendee Welcome
Session 1 Lung Cancer Screening (Joint Session with Diag. Rad.)
Moderator: Emma Ferguson, MD
Lung-RADS v1.1: Case-Based Myrna Godoy, MD,
8:00 am (35)
Review PhD
1.25
Management of Incidental SAM
Erika Genovez L.
8:35 am (35) Findings in Lung Cancer
C. Odisio, MD
Screening
Imaging Modalities and the Bin S. Teh, MD, FACR,
9:10 am (25)
Treatment of Lung Cancer FASTRO, FACRO
Physics: Fetal Dose and Patient
9:35 am (20) Jeffrey Guild, PhD
Shielding in Thoracic CT
9:55 am (10) Speaker Evaluations
10:05 am (15) Break
Session 2 Radiology Leadership (Joint Session with Diag. Rad.)
Moderator: Darlene Metter, MD, FACR
Radiology Subspecialization: Has Richard Duszak, Jr.,
RLI
10:20 am (45)
the Pendulum Swung Too Far? MD, FACR
Charles Craig Lecture: Lessons
Learned from 30+ Years
RLI
11:05 am (60) Gerald D. Dodd, MD
of Leadership in Academic
Radiology
12:05 pm (15) Break
Radiology Leadership continued (Joint Session with
Session 3
Diag. Rad.)
Moderator: Kurt Schoppe, MD
Guiberteau Award for Resident Milton Guiberteau, MD,
12:20 pm (5)
Excellence FACR
12:25 pm (5) PAC Update Jody Lee, MD
Radiology’s Cost Conundrum: Richard Duszak Jr.,
RLI
12:30 pm (60)
An Unsustainable Status Quo MD, FACR
12Friday, April 23..........................................8.75 hrs of CME
1:30 pm (10) Break
Breast Cancer
Session 4
Moderator: Waqar Haque, MD, DABR
Early Breast Cancer: What
Benjamin D.
1:40 pm (50) Should be the Standard of Care
Smith, MD
in 2020 and Beyond? 1.25
New Era of Partial Breast SAM
Asal Rahimi,
2:30 pm (40) Irradiation - Stereotactic Partial
MD, MS
Breast Irradiation
3:10 pm (10) Speaker Evaluations
Physics: Breast Cancer
Session 5
Moderator: Daniel Saenz, PhD
Physics: Deep Inspiration
Mohammad Obeidat,
3:20 pm (35) Breath Hold in Breast Cancer
PhD
Treatment
Physics: Automatic Beam
3:55 pm (35) George Zhao, PhD
Placement on Left Intact Breast
4:30 pm (10) Speaker Evaluations
Radiation Oncology Resident Presentations
Session 6
Moderator: Waqar Haque, MD, DABR
Challenges of Expanding
Radiotherapy in Sub-Saharan Chidinma Anakwenze,
4:40 pm (10)
Africa: Are Public-Private MD, MPH
Partnerships the Way Forward?
Stereotactic Body Radiation
4:50 pm (10) Therapy in Gynecologic Cancer: Shraddha Dalwadi, MD
Opportunities and Challenges
5:00 pm (10) Speaker Evaluations
5:10 pm Adjourn
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13Saturday, April 24.......................................6 hrs of CME
Session 7 Oligometastatic Disease
Moderator: David Sher, MD
Emerging Paradigms in
Oligometastatic NSCLC: Where Daniel Gomez,
8:00 am (60)
Are We Now and Where Are We MD 2.00
Going SAM
Radiation Therapy for
9:00 am (60) Chad Tang, MD
Oligometastatic Disease
10:00 am (10) Speaker Evaluations
10:10 am (20) Break
Session 8 Physics: Oligometastatic Disease
Moderator: Daniel Saenz, PhD
Physics: Physics Challenges
10:30 am (30) and Considerations for Treating Surendra Prajapati, PhD
Oligometastatic Diseases
Physics: Dose Calculation
11:00 am (20) Holly M. Parenica, PhD
Considerations for Spine SBRT
11:20 am (10) Speaker Evaluations
Session 9 Radiation Oncology Resident Presentations
Moderator: Mark Amsbaugh, MD
Improved Local Control in
p16 Negative Oropharyngeal
11:30 am (10) Garrett Jensen, MD
Cancers with Hypermethylated
MGMT
A Phase II Trial of Stereotactic
Mark McLaughlin, MD,
11:40 am (10) Ablative Radiotherapy for
PhD
Primary Renal Cell Carinoma
Outcome of Bladder
Preservation with Combined
Modality Treatment in the
11:50 am (10) Modern Era of Radiation Dioval Remonde, MD
Therapy for Muscle Invasive
Bladder Cancer: A Single Tertiary
Cancer Center Experience
12:00 pm (10) Speaker Evaluations
14Saturday, April 24.......................................6 hrs of CME
12:10 pm (15) Break
Session 10 ACR Update (Joint Session with Diag. Rad.)
Moderator: Karla Sepulveda, MD, FACR
J. Mitchell, George & Stephen
Stephen Brown, MD,
12:25 pm (5) Brown Award for Resident
FACR
Excellence
Amy Kotsenas, MD,
12:30 pm (60) ACR Update
FACR
1:30 pm (10) Break
Session 11 Ethics (Joint Session w/ Diag. Rad.)
Moderator: Jay Parikh, MD, FACR
Ethical Considerations Amy Kotsenas, MD,
1:40 pm (60) ETHICS
in Artificial Intelligence FACR
Stephen Herrmann, MD,
2:40 pm (5) TMA Leadership College Report
PhD
TRS Young Professional Section Stephen Herrmann, MD,
2:45 pm (5)
Update PhD
2:50 pm Adjourn
Radiation Oncology Program Learning Objectives
After completing this activity, the participant should be better able to:
1. Explain the advantages and disadvantages of various adjuvant radiation
techniques following breast conserving surgery for early stage breast cancer.
2. Identify the appropriate treatment modality that incorporates practitioner/
institutional experience with patient preference.
3. Identify appropriate patients for stereotactic body radiation therapy to the breast.
4. Recognize the strengths and weaknesses of novel radiotherapy techniques for
the treatment of unresectable pancreatic cancer.
5. Describe how the implementation of new radiotherapy techniques may improve
patient experience.
6. Recognize recent evidence to support new practice paradigms for patients with
high risk node negative or node positive breast cancer, treatment duration and
type of treatment.
7. Identify the differential toxicity profiles of these treatments and the relative
indications for each therapy.
15Saturday, April 24
Session 1 Moderator: Sarah Eberson, MD
7:45 am (5) Introduction Sarah Eberson, MD
7:50 am (10) TRS PAC Update Jody Lee, MD
David Dunaway, MD,
8:00 am (120) Neuroradiology
Christie M. Lincoln, MD
10:00 am (15) Break
Session 2 Moderator: Lauren Hinojosa, MD
10:15 am (60) Thoracic Chad Strange, MD
11:15 am (60) Cardiac Daniel Ocazionez, MD
12:15 pm (60) Break
Session 3 Moderator: Lauren Hinojosa, MD
1:15 pm (85) Mammography Stephen J. Seiler, MD
Session 4 Moderator: Ashley Etchison, MD
2:40 pm (60) Gastrointestinal Gary L. Horn, Jr., MD
3:40 pm (40) Genitourinary Jeffrey H. Pruitt, MD
4:20 pm (10) Break
Session 5 Moderator: Ashley Etchison, MD
4:30 pm (60) Nuclear Medicine Eric M. Rohren, MD, PhD
5:30 pm Adjourn
6:00 pm RFS Career Fair
Thank you to Texas Radiology Associates and Radiology Associates
of North Texas for sponsoring the Resident & Fellow Section Case
Review Course.
16Sunday, April 25
Session 6 Moderator: Sarah Eberson, MD
Mark Montgomery, MD,
8:00 am (90) Interventional Radiology
FSIR, FACR
9:30 am (10) Elections Sarah Eberson, MD
9:40 am (20) Break
Session 7 Moderator: Sarah Eberson, MD
Ricardo Garza-Gongora,
10:00 am (60) MSK
MD
11:00 am (60) Pediatrics Gary R. Schooler, MD
12:00 pm Adjourn
RFS CAREER FAIR
Back by popular demand, the TRS Resident and Fellow Section will be
hosting the 4th Annual TRS RFS Career Fair on Saturday evening, April
24th. Radiology groups from around the state will participate. Each
group will present to the residents about their practice models and future
employment opportunities. The following groups are registered to attend:
• ARA Diagnostic Imaging • Radiology Partners
• Bryan Radiology Associates • South Texas Radiology Group
• Radiology Associates of North • Texas Radiology Associates LLP
Texas • Texas Tech University Health
• Radiology Associates LLP Sciences Center El Paso
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17Saturday, April 24
Session 1
Moderator: Lynsey Maciolek, MD
What It Means to Be a Pedro Diaz-Marchan,
9:00 am (35)
Radiologist MD
Karla Sepulveda, MD,
9:35 am (35) Introduction to Breast Imaging
FACR
Angel Gomez-Citron,
10:10 am (30) Introduction to MSK Imaging
MD, MPH
10:40 am (20) Break
Join Diagnostic Radiology
Session for Moreton Lecture: Christoph Wald, MD,
11:00 am (60)
Impact/Integration of AI on PhD, MBA, FACR
Radiology
12:00 pm (50) Break
Session 2
Moderator: Audrey Albach, MD
Radiology Residency Application
12:50 pm (20) Gary L. Horn, Jr., MD
101
1:10 pm (30) Outside the Reading Room Nita Kommula, MD
Session 3
Moderator: Catherine Karam, MD
Program Director Panel
(Diagnostic Radiology): Pedro Diaz-Marchan, MD, Angel
1:40 pm (60) Gomez-Citron, MD, MPH, John Heymann, MD
(Interventional Radiology): Christine Chen, MD, Joshua
Kuban, MD, David Wynne, MD
2:40 pm (25) Break
Carl Kim, MD, Phillip
Join Diagnostic Radiology for S. Cook, MD, FACR,
3:05 pm (120)
Interventional Radiology Session FSIR, Rajiv Srinivasa,
MD
5:05 pm Adjourn
6:00 pm RFS Career Fair
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182021 TRS GOLD MEDALIST!
The TRS Board of Directors, along with the Gold
Medal Committee, congratulate Tilden Childs III, MD,
FACR on being named the 2021 TRS Gold Medalist for
his outstanding service to radiology and radiologists in
Texas. Due to the virtual format of the 2021 meeting,
Dr. Childs will be awarded the Gold Medal at the TRS
109th Annual Meeting in February, 2022.
The Guiberteau Award for Resident Excellence is an annual award for graduating
radiology residents made possible by a generous endowment to the TRS
Foundation by Milton J. Guiberteau, MD, FACR, a past president of both the TRS
and ACR.
2021 Guiberteau Award Finalists
William Borror, MD, Insun Chong, MD, Irfan Masood, MD, UT
McGovern Medical Baylor College of Medical Branch Hospital
School at UT Health Medicine
Congratulations to the 2021 Guiberteau Award Honorees
Charles De Jesus, MD, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso
Adam Graeber, MD, San Antonio Uniformed Services Health Education Consortium
Akshita Mehta, MD, UT Southwestern Medical Center
James Murchison, MD, Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Temple
Joseph Oros, MD, Baylor University Medical Center at Dallas
19The J. Mitchell, George, and Stephen Brown Award for Resident Excellence in
Radiation Oncology is an annual award given to an outstanding radiation oncology
resident. The award is made possible by a generous endowment to the TRS
Foundation by Drs. George and Stephen Brown, second and third generation
radiation oncologists and past presidents of the TRS.
2021 Brown Award Finalists
Alexander Bagley, Alexander Hanania, Yuanyuan Zhang,
MD, PhD MD, MPH MD, PhD
UT MD Anderson Baylor College of UT Southwestern
Medicine
Congratulations to the 2021 Brown Award Nominees
Yifan Li, MD, Baylor Scott & White
Jay Messer, MD, The University of Texas Medical Branch
Chidinma Anakwenze, MD, University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
Garrett Jensen, MD, Baylor Scott & White/Texas A&M College of Medicine
Shraddha Mahesh Dalwadi, MD, Baylor College of Medicine
Mark McLaughlin, MD, PhD, UT Southwestern Medical Center
Dioval Remonde, MD, UT Health San Antonio MD Anderson Cancer Center
Radiology Oncology
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20Please thank exhibitors for their support of the TRS 108th Annual
Meeting by visiting their exhibitor booths and participating
in the Virtual Trade Show taking place Thursday, 4/22 from
6:00-7:00pm. Prizes will be awarded throughout the hour!
PLATINUM LEVEL EXHIBITOR
GOLD LEVEL EXHIBITORS
SILVER LEVEL EXHIBITORS
Hologic
BRONZE LEVEL EXHIBITORS
ADVOCATE RCM
Ambra Health
American Board of Radiology
FUJIFILM Medical Systems USA, Inc.
MSN Healthcare Solutions
Samsung
Texas Medical Association
TRS PAC
TRS Foundation
21Robert M. Barr, MD, FACR
President-Elect
American Board of Radiology
Mecklenburg Radiology Associates, PA
Charlotte, NC
Emily F. Conant, MD
Professor, Division Chief Breast Imaging and Vice Chair of
Faculty Development, Radiology
University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine
Philadelphia, PA
Philip S. Cook, MD, FACR, FSIR
Assistant Professor of Radiology
Radiology
Mayo Clinic Florida
Sarasota, FL
Gerald D. Dodd, MD
Professor and Chair
Radiology-Ultrasound Imaging
University of Colorado
Denver, CO
Richard Duszak, Jr., MD, FACR
Professor and Vice Chair
Radiology and Imaging Sciences
Emory University School of Medicine
Atlanta, GA
Daniel Gomez, MD
Attending Physician, Director of Thoracic Radiation Oncology
Radiation Oncology
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
New York, NY
Amy Kotsenas, MD, FACR
Associate Professor
Radiology
Mayo Clinic
Rochester, MN
Christiane Kuhl, MD, PhD
Professor of Radiology and Chairman
Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology
University of Aachen RWTH
Aachen, Germany
22Vincent Mathews, MD
Professor & Chair of Radiology
Radiology
Medical College of Wisconsin
Wauwatosa, WI
Christoph Wald, MD, PhD, MBA, FACR
Chairman, Radiology, Professor of Radiology
Radiology
Lahey Hospital & Medical Center, Tufts Univ. Medical School
Nahant, MA
Chidinma Anakwenze MD, MPH Myrna Godoy, MD, PhD
Houston, TX Houston, TX
Lakshmi Ananthakrishnan, MD Angel Gomez-Citron, MD,
Dallas, TX MPH
San Antonio, TX
Kristen Bishop, MD
Irving, TX Tianliang Gu, PhD
Houston, TX
Ted Burnes, MPA
Washington, DC Jeffrey Guild, PhD
Dallas, TX
Christine Chen, MD
Dallas, TX Maria Gule-Monroe, MD
Houston, TX
Wui K. Chong, MD
Houston, TX Stephen Herrmann, MD, PhD
Houston, TX
Marco Cura, MD
Dallas, TX John Heymann, MD
Galveston, TX
Shraddha Mahesh Dalwadi, MD, MBA
Houston, TX Gary L. Horn Jr., MD
Houston, TX
Pedro Diaz-Marchan, MD
Houston, TX Brian C. Imada, MD
Houston, TX
David Dunaway, MD
Houston, TX Garrett L. Jensen, MD
Temple, TX
Ricardo Garza-Gongora, MD
Temple, TX H. Christine Kang, MD
Houston, TX
23Diana Kaya, MD
Houston, TX Surendra Prajapati, PhD
Houston, TX
Carl Kim, MD
Austin, TX Jeffrey H. Pruitt, MD
Dallas, TX
Marcin Kolber, MD
Dallas, TX Asal Rahimi, MD, MS
Irving, TX
Nita Kommula, MD, MS
Richmond, VA Dioval Remonde, MD
San Antonio, TX
Joshua Kuban, MD
Houston, TX Eric M. Rohren, MD, PhD
Houston, TX
Rick Layman, PhD
Houston, TX Gary R. Schooler, MD
Dallas, TX
Jody Lee, MD, MBA
Houston, TX Stephen J. Seiler, MD
Dallas, TX
Christie M. Lincoln, MD
Houston, TX Karla Sepulveda, MD, FACR
Houston, TX
Eduardo Matta, MD, CMQ
Bellaire, TX Benjamin D. Smith, MD
Bellaire, TX
Jennifer McCarty, MD
Houston, TX R. Jason Stafford, PhD, DABR,
FAAPM
Mark F. McLaughlin, MD, PhD Houston, TX
Dallas, TX
Rajiv Srinivasa, MD
Mark Montgomery, MD, FSIR, Austin, TX
FACR
Belton, TX Chad Strange, MD
Seabrook, TX
Mohammad Obeidat, PhD
Cedar Park, TX Chad Tang, MD
Houston, TX
Daniel Ocazionez, MD
Houston, TX Bin S. Teh, MD, FACR, FASTRO,
FACRO
Erika Genovez L. C. Odisio, MD Houston, TX
Houston, TX
David Wynne, MD
Vijayanadh Ojili, MD, DNB, FSAR Houston, TX
San Antonio, TX
George Zhao, PhD
Holly M. Parenica, PhD Houston, TX
San Antonio, TX
24THE
LARGEST
ON-SITE
RADIOLOGY
PRACTICE
in the U.S.
ABOUT
Radiology Partners is the largest physician-led and physician- PRACTICE PILLARS
owned radiology practice in the U.S., with approximately
2591 radiologists providing services to more than 3259 BEST BEST BEST
Radiologists Clinical Value & Service Leaders
hospitals, clinics and imaging centers across 30 states,
with the infrastructure and capital to scale further.
PRACTICE VALUES
We offer diagnostic and interventional radiology services,
with on-site and remote reads by local radiologists. Radiology INTEGRITY
We are truthful with others as well as ourselves. Our words are consistent
Partners is the fastest-growing radiology practice in the U.S., with our beliefs; our actions are consistent with our words.
with an exceptional client relationship track record that spans
40 years. TEAMWORK
We work together. The best of us alone cannot exceed the results of all of us
together. We support, respect and value each other.
EXCELLENCE
MULTI-STATE. We put forth our personal and professional best. We provide the highest
level of care possible and deliver superior experiences for our patients,
HOSPITAL-BASED. referring physicians and clients.
RADIOLOGIST-LED. SERVICE
We are here to serve. We strive to understand the needs of our clients,
especially our patients and referring physicians, and exceed their
>2591 30 STATES
expectations.
RADIOLOGISTS
ACCOUNTABILITY
>3259 LOCATIONS >34.9M EXAMS
We take responsibility for our actions. We acknowledge that each of us has
a role in the success of our practice.
Data current as of July 2020
25DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY PROGRAM
Chair
Jay Parikh, MD, FACR
Nicholas Beckmann, MD Waqar Haque, MD
Brett Carter, MD Darlene Metter, MD, FACR
Melissa Chen, MD Mark Montgomery, MD, FACR
Emma Ferguson, MD Daniel Saenz, PhD
Shiva Gupta, MD Kurt Schoppe, MD
RADIATION ONCOLOGY PROGRAM
Chair
Waqar Haque, MD
Mark Amsbaugh, MD Daniel Saenz, PhD
Matt McCurdy, MD David Sher, PhD
RESIDENT & FELLOW MEDICAL STUDENT
SECTION PROGRAM SYMPOSIUM
Program Chair
RFS Chair
Pedro Diaz, MD,
Sarah Eberson, MD
FACR
HYBRID MEETING EDUCATION COUNCIL
TASKFORCE CHAIR
1st Vice President
Chair
Sarah Avery, MD,
Andrew Farach, MD
FACR
26Drive action,
quality, and
efficiency.
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delivering real-time intelligence in the workflow for
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communication and follow-up, and quality assurance.
Learn more at nuance.com/radiology
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27President President Elect 1st Vice-President
Karla Sepulveda, MD, Andrew Farach, MD Sarah Avery, MD,
FACR FACR
2nd Vice-President Immediate Past Chief Councilor
Paul Weatherall, MD, President Susanna Spence, MD
FACR Darlene Metter, MD,
FACR
Treasurer Executive Director
Rajeev Shah, Christy McDonald
MD, MBA
TRS STAFF
Program Manager TRSF Administrative
Amie Driggers Manager
Karen Garbaccio
2829
Please visit the Poster Session found under the Agenda tab in Pathable
and vote on your favorite resident poster.
1. Can Patient Education Increase the Utilization of Digital Breast
Tomosynthesis?, Taylor G. Maloney, MD
2. Unusual Presentation of Pelvic Endometriosis: Colonic Obstruction
Secondary to Pathologically-Proven Transmural Endometriosis
Implant, Claudia A. Jordan Guedes, MD
3. Multimodality Evaluation & Management of a High Flow Mandibular
AVM, Claudia A. Jordan Guedes, MD
4. Intramedullary Cervical Spine Abscess: Hematogenous Spread
Form a Distant Extraspinal Site, Charlene Ofosu, MD
5. Endovascular Management of Traumatic Injuries During Mass
Casualty Events (MCE), Charlene Ofosu, MD
6. A Quality Improvement Project to Standardize Abdominal
Ultrasound Scanning Practices, Charlene Ofosu, MD
7. Talk the Talk: A Radiologists Guide to Ortho Vernacular, Wajahat
Dawood
8. Review of Iliotibial Band Tenodesis with ACL Reconstructions for
Management of Anterolateral Instability, Vamsi Maturi
9. Association Between Resting-State Brain Oscillatory Activity and
Global Cortical Atrophy, Zabecca S. Brinson, MD, MPH
10. (Un)extractable: Initial Experience with an in vitro TIPS Stent
Retrieval Model, Charles Hyman, MD
11. Improved Local Control in p16 Negative Oropharyngeal Cancers
with Hypermethylated MGMT, Garrett L Jensen, MD
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#trs2021
30Accreditation
This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the accreditation
requirements and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education
(ACCME) through the joint providership of The American College of Radiology and the
Texas Radiological Society. The American College of Radiology is accredited by the
ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
The target audience for this activity is Medical Physicists, Radiation Oncologists,
Radiologists and Residents/Fellows.
Claiming Credits
CME, RLI, SAMs, and ethics credits can now all be entered and claimed in one location
on ACR’s credit claiming website. Credits will be available to claim no later than May 21,
2021. Credits must be claimed no later than August 21, 2021.
Physicians CME Credits
Diagnostic Radiology Program: The American College of Radiology (ACR) designates
this other (blend of enduring material and internet live) activity for a maximum of 20.75
AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate
with the extent of their participation in the activity.
Radiation Oncology Program: The American College of Radiology (ACR) designates
this other (blend of enduring material and internet live) activity for a maximum of 14.75
AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate
with the extent of their participation in the activity.
Ethics Credit: The following presentation has been designated for 1.00 credit of
education in medical ethics and/or professional responsibility: “Ethical Considerations in
Artificial Intelligence” Amy Kotsenas, MD, FACR
Self-Assessment Module (SAM) Credit
The following courses have been approved 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:
Diagnostic Radiology Program: This activity meets the American Board of Radiology’s
(ABR) criteria for a self-assessment activity and is designated for up to 3.75 SAM credits
toward the ABR’s Maintenance of Certification program.
• Drs. Godoy & Odisio - Lung Cancer Screening Lectures: 1.25 SAM credits
Joint Session with Radiation Oncology
• Drs. Ananthakrishnan, Bishop, Chong, & Kang - Body Lectures: 1.5 SAM credit
• Drs. Kaya & McCarty - Neuroimaging Lectures: 1.0 SAM credit
Radiation Oncology Program: This activity meets the American Board of Radiology’s
(ABR) criteria for a self-assessment activity and is designated for up to 4.5 SAM credits
toward the ABR’s Maintenance of Certification program.
• Drs. Godoy & Odisio - Lung Cancer Screening Lectures: 1.25 SAM credits
Joint Session with Diagnostic Radiology
• Drs. Rahimi & Smith - Breast Cancer Lectures: 1.25 SAM credits
• Drs. Gomez & Tang - Oligometastatic Lectures: 2.0 SAM credits
31Radiology Leader Institute (RLI) Credits
The following courses have been approved by the ACR Radiology Leadership Institute®
(RLI) for up to 2.75 RLI credits:
• Dr. Duszak - Radiology Subspecialization: Has the Pendulum Swung Too Far?, .75
RLI credit
• Dr. Dodd - Lessons Learned from 30+ Years of Leadership in Academic
Radiology, 1.00 RLI credit
• Dr. Duszak - Radiology’s Cost Conundrum: An Unsustainable Status Quo, 1.00 RLI
credit
Modality Accreditation Program Credits
The CME obtained from this program also counts toward CME requirements for various
modality accreditation programs. Use the Certificate of Modality Credits tracking form
found under CME in Pathable or at www.txrad.org/CME for calculating CME hours for
modality accreditation purposes.
Medical Physics Continuing Education Credit (MPCEC)
This meeting has applied to The Commission on Accreditation of Medical Physics
Education Programs, Inc. (CAMPEP) for approval of 20.75 MPCEC hours for
the Diagnostic Radiology Program and 14.75 MPCEC hours for the Radiation Oncology
Program for a maximum of 20.75 hours of MPCEC.
Medical Physicists should use the MPCEC Reporting Form provided by TRS to record all
lectures attended. Email your completed MPCEC Reporting Form to TRS by June 1,
2021.
Instructions to Receive Credit
In order to successfully complete the activity, participants must complete an activity
evaluation and claim credit commensurate with their participation in the activity. To claim
SAM credits, participants must pass the individual post-tests with an 80% or higher, 3
attempts will be given to pass. Credit will be available to claim no later than May 21, 2021.
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 the ACCME Standards for Commercial Support and FDA requirements.
A complete list of disclosure information can be found in Pathable. For information about
the accreditation of this program, please contact ACR at info@acr.org.
The Texas Radiological Society has received an educational grant in support of this
activity provided by Varian and Hologic.
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#trs2021
32UP TO
20.75 HRS
OF CME
Please use this form to track the number of hours spent in each of the
sessions below. Credit hours are based on hour-for-hour attendance.
Credits will be available to claim no later than May 21st, 2021. ACR will send you an email with
credit claiming instructions.
Time and # Session Name Length* Attended?
FRIDAY, APR. 23
8:00 am 1 Lung Cancer Screening 2.25 hrs c
10:20 am 2 Radiology Leadership 1.75 hrs c
12:20 pm 3 Radiology Leadership Continued 1.25 hrs c
1:40 pm 4 Anatomical Spaces 1.75 hrs c
3:50 pm 5 ER Imaging 1.50 hrs c
Total Hours Attended on Friday 8.50 hrs SubTTL:___
Time and # Session Name Length* Attended?
SATURDAY, APR. 24
8:00 am 6 Mammography 2.25 hrs c
10:30 am 7 ABR & Moreton 1.75 hrs c
12:25 pm 8 ACR Update 1.00 hr c
1:40 pm 9 Ethics 1.25 hrs c
3:05 pm 10 Interventional Radiology 2.00 hrs c
Total Hours Attended on Saturday 8.25 hrs SubTTL:___
SUNDAY, APR. 25
Time and # Session Name Length* Attended?
8:00 am 11 Body 2.00 hrs c
10:20 am 12 Pitfalls in Neuroimaging 2.00 hrs c
Total Hours Attended on Sunday 4.00 hrs SubTTL:___
Total hours attended/All Sessions/TTL CME to claim: 20.75 HRS Total:_____
* CME hours for each session have been adjusted up or down to the nearest increment of 0.25
Ethics: The following ethics lecture qualifies for 1 credit in
Length* Attended?
ethics/professional responsiblity
Ethical Considerations in AI by Dr. Kotsenas 1.00 hr c
SAM Credit: The lectures below have been qualified by the American Board of
Radiology in meeting the criteria for self-assessment toward the purpose of fulfilling
requirements in the ABR Maintenance of Certification Program:
Drs. Godoy & Odisio - Lung Cancer Screening Lectures 1.25 credit c
Drs. Ananthakrishnan, Bishop, Chong & Kang - Body 1.25 credit c
Drs. Kaya & McCarty - Neuroimaging Lectures 2.00 credit c
RLI Credit: The ACR Radiology Leadership Institute (RLI) has approved the
following sessions for up to 2.75 RLI credits:
Dr. Duszak - Radiology Subspecialization 0.75 credit c
Dr. Dodd - Lessons Learned from 30+ Years of Leadership 1.00 credit c
Dr. Duszak - Radiology’s Cost Conundrum 1.00 credit c
33UP TO
14.75 HRS
OF CME
Please use this form to track the number of hours spent in each of the
sessions below. Credit hours are based on hour-for-hour attendance.
Credits will be available to claim no later than May 21st, 2021. ACR will send you an email with
credit claiming instructions.
FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 2021
Time and # Session Name Length* Attended?
8:00 am 1 Lung Cancer Screening 2.25 hrs c
10:20 am 2 Radiology Leadership 1.75 hrs c
12:20 pm 3 Radiology Leadership Continued 1.25 hrs c
1:40 pm 4 Breast Cancer 1.50 hrs c
3:20 pm 5 Physics: Breast Cancer 1.25 hrs c
Radiation Oncology Resident
4:40 pm 6 0.75 hrs c
Presentations
Total Hours Attended on Friday 8.75 hrs SubTTL:____
SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 2021
Time and # Session Name Length* Attended?
8:00 am 7 Oligometastatic Disease 2.25 hrs c
10:30 am 8 Physics: Prostate 1.00 hrs c
Radiation Oncology Resident
11:30 am 9 0.50 hr c
Presentations
12:25 pm 10 ACR Update 1.00 hr c
1:40 pm 11 Ethics 1.25 hrs c
Total Hours Attended on Saturday 6.00 hrs SubTTL:____
Total hours attended/All Sessions/TTL CME to
claim: 14.75 HRS Total:_______
* CME hours for each session have been adjusted up or down to the nearest increment of 0.25
Ethics: The following ethics lecture qualifies for 1 credit
Length* Attended?
in ethics/professional responsiblity
Ethical Considerations in AI by Dr. Kotsenas 1.00 hr c
SAM Credit: The lectures below have been qualified by the American Board of
Radiology in meeting the criteria for self-assessment toward the purpose of fulfilling
requirements in the ABR Maintenance of Certification Program:
Drs. Godoy & Odisio - Lung Cancer Screening Lectures 1.25 credit c
Drs. Rahimi & Smith - Breast Cancer Lectures 1.25 credit c
Drs. Gomez & Tang - Oligometastatic Lectures 2.00 credit c
RLI Credit: The ACR Radiology Leadership Institute (RLI) has approved the
following sessions for up to 2.75 RLI credits:
Dr. Duszak - Radiology Subspecialization 0.75 credit c
Dr. Dodd - Lessons Learned from 30+ Years of Leadership 1.00 credit c
Dr. Duszak - Radiology’s Cost Conundrum 1.00 credit c
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