We are excited to announce that we have launched the full symposium content from ISCT 2018 on our state-of-the-art Education On-Demand site, where enduring content from many of our recent symposia is available as a way for professionals across the radiology community to enhance their CT knowledge, stay up to date on the newest industry protocols and innovations, and earn CME credits. Experience all the action, earn CME credits, and grow your industry knowledge at a pace that’s convenient for you!

The theme of this year’s conference is “Tomorrow’s Radiology Today”, with an emphasis on the latest innovative research and cutting-edge technologies like artificial intelligence, machine learning, 3D printing and virtual reality that are shaping the future of radiology. Strongly represented among the highly regaled speakers this year are a number of former and current ISCT faculty, whose talks promise to be educational, engaging, and above all insightful.

If you’re in Chicago, please join our faculty for the following Wednesday presentations:

Save the date for ISCT’s 21st annual international symposium of CT.

ISCT recognizes former and current faculty members who won or were nominated for the 2018 Minnie awards, including Dr. Tessa Cook, Dr. Willi Kalender, and Dr. Savvas Nicolaou.

Continuing your medical education, even if you’re at a point in your career where it’s not required, is one of the most important decisions you can make as a member of the radiology community. Our industry is constantly evolving, and the ones who refuse to grow and adapt along with it are the ones who inevitably get left behind.

Now that ISCT 2018 has concluded and you’ve had time to enjoy not only the live meeting, but also your virtual bundle of content, it’s time to claim your credits. Here’s everything you need to know about how to claim your CME credits for our CT symposium:

The ISCT is proud of its rich history of expert faculty and speakers, aligning with some of the most prominent healthcare organizations in radiology. One of attendees' favorite faculty from prior symposia, Mayo Clinic's Dr. Cynthia McCollough, will be joining us again this September for ISCT 2018.

Diagnosis, and the challenges that surround it, has always been a strong point of emphasis at our annual CT symposium. This year we’re dedicating a whole session to strange and interesting cases of diagnostic note. It’s titled “Cases that Will Blow Your Mind” and it’s presented by some of the world’s leading radiologists who will delight you with real-life clinical challenges of shock and surprise. Learn more: