Cone Beam CT Image Exam December 2022 Webinar

Expert roundtable to highlight opportunities and challenges in interpretation.

Annapolis, MD, December 5, 2022 — RadSite™, a leading accrediting organization promoting performance and quality-based imaging practices, announced today the latest webinar in its Cone Beam CT imaging series. Panel experts will discuss the role of radiologists, dentists, and other qualified practitioners when interpreting CBCT studies, along with other issues related to optimizing diagnostic images. The roundtable format will provide a dynamic and helpful interactive experience, allowing audience members to ask questions of panel experts as they discuss key trends.

“Since Cone Beam CT imaging systems are now being deployed widely in many specialty settings, it is important to understand when images can be interpreted directly by different specialists and when a radiologist should be involved,” notes Patrick Browning, MD, RadSite’s Chief Medical Officer and webinar moderator. “During the online roundtable discussion, we expect to identify and address several hot button topics.”

“Ensuring qualified professionals are interpreting Cone Beam CT images is important for a wide variety of reasons, including promoting the best clinical outcomes while reducing reading errors,” adds Judith Turner, a senior executive with ProScan. “It is also important to understand what the specific experience, training, and certification requirements are to interpret Cone Beam CT exams for each specialty area.”

“Securing proper reads and reporting of those results for dental Cone Beam CT exams is just as important as the medical side,” explains Jacob D. Brown, MD, DentalRay’s CMO. “Also, looking beyond the focus of the study to other areas immediately outside the field of view can help make sure other potential conditions are identified that might impact the patient’s health.”

For Barney Gill, a senior executive with BeamReaders “The integration of certain areas of dentistry with medicine allows dentists to offer their patients novel treatment options. But it all starts with making sure the right diagnostic assessment is made for each patient.” He adds, “For appropriate patient cases, using tools like a Cone Beam CT along with an accompanying interpretation and comprehensive oral radiology report ensures that the best clinical information gets to the treating provider. Using a third-party radiologist is often a critical link in this process.”

Here are the details for this complimentary webinar:

Interpreting Cone Beam CT Image Exams: Opportunities and Challenges

  • Thursday, December 8, 2022

Description: Experts discuss how to optimize CBCT diagnostic images and address the role of radiologists, dentists, and other qualified interpreting practitioners when interpreting Cone Beam CT studies. The webinar also will address what should be interpreted inside the field of view and what precautions should be taken to look at the adjacent anatomy. The RadSite Dental and Medical Cone Beam CT ADI Standards, version 1.2, will be discussed related to the professional and technical requirements.

Moderator: Patrick Browning, MD, MA, MSL, RadSite Chief Medical Officer and CA Medical Director, Open MRI Systems Imaging Northern California

Presenters:

  • Jacob D. Brown, MD, PhD, Chief Medical Officer, DentalRay
  • Barney Gill, VP Customer Development, BeamReaders, Inc.
  • Judith M. Turner, VP Sales, Marketing and Operations, Proscan Reading Services

Date and Time: The webinar will take place at 1:00 p.m. (ET), December 8, 2022. Click here to register. After this date, a recording of the webinar will be available on via RadSite’s website.

RadSite is sponsoring several webinars covering a range of advanced diagnostic imaging practices in the coming months. To register for any of the upcoming webinars, which all are scheduled to take place at 1 p.m. ET, click on the webinar titles below:

Upcoming Webinars

Two upcoming roundtable discussions include the following topics:

On-Demand Webinars

Over 30 previous webinars below may be viewed on RadSites’s website and YouTube channel. Recent examples offered earlier this fall include:

About RadSite™

Founded in 2005, RadSite’s mission is to promote performance and quality-based practices for imaging systems across the U.S. and its territories. RadSite is recognized by the U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) as an official accreditation organization under the Medicare Improvements for Patients and Providers Act (MIPPA) of 2008. RadSite also is recognized by over 300 payers and has accredited over 1,000 imaging suppliers.  RadSite’s programs help assess, track, and report imaging trends to enhance imaging procedures and outcomes. RadSite also offers educational programs, publishes issue briefs, and underwrites research on a complimentary basis to raise awareness of patient safety issues and to promote best practices. The organization is governed by an independent advisory board and committee system, which is open to a wide range of volunteers to ensure transparency and accountability.