Janette Wybo, BS, RDMS, RDCS, RVT
Providence Hospital/Madonna University

Breast Sonography Fundamentals (0.75 BR SDMS CME Credit)

Objectives:

• Describe normal breast anatomy.
• Know the important partnership of mammography and sonography.
• Understand the importance of proper scanning technique and image optimization.
• Describe the essential role sonographers have to identify and document breast pathology.

Our Experience in Performing Breast Elastography (0.75 BR SDMS CME Credit)

Objectives:

• Understand the principles of elastography.
• Describe how elastography is used in breast imaging.
• Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of breast elastography.
• Understand how to begin to complete breast elastography.
• Review case studies in how breast elastography was used to identify breast pathology.

Kathryn Wampler, MA, RDMS, RVT, RT(R)
Clinical Education Coordinator
Department of Clinical, Diagnostic & Therapeutic Sciences
University of Nebraska Medical Center

Sighs of Relief: Imaging Benign Breast Disease (1 BR SDMS CME Credit)

Objectives:

• Review normal breast anatomy and sonographic appearance.
• Identify the various etiologic factors and clinical features of various benign breast disease.
• Describe the sonographic appearance of various benign breast diseases and distinguish features which may facilitate in the diagnosis between benign and malignant breast pathology.

Imaging the Postoperative Breast (1 BR SDMS CME Credit)

Objectives:

• Understand normal breast anatomy and sonographic appearance.
• Review various oncologic, reconstructive, and cosmetic breast surgeries.
• Describe the varied clinical features and sonographic appearances of postoperative breast changes.