SABI Newsletter - Spring 24 | |
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"It's spring fever. That is what the name of it is. And when you've got it, you want - oh, you don't quite know what it is you do want, but it just fairly makes your heart ache, you want it so!"
Mark Twain
Dear SABI friends,
The Program Committee, led by Dr. Desiree Morgan, is hard at work putting together the best SABI meeting yet. In the meantime, what you have all been waiting for, the ‘Call for Abstracts’ for the annual meeting has gone out! It is time to finalize collecting and analyzing your data and summarizing your research project in the few but powerful sentences of a well-structured scientific abstract.
The scientific session, a.k.a. ‘The Cutting Edge’ plenary session, is the crown jewel of the annual meeting. Innovation, innovation, innovation… this is what SABI is about. And yes, your favorite large language model (ChatGPT, Bard, and alike) can indeed write the abstract. But...
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Be well,
Ivan Pedrosa, MD
President, SABI 2023-2024
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Mark your calendars to join us at the 2024 SABI Annual Meeting, October 5-9, 2024, in Washington, D.C..
The 2024 SABI Annual Meeting October 5-9 at the historic Mayflower in Washington, DC promises to be monumental. The meeting will feature leading experts in a variety of topics they discuss the latest advancements and technologies in the field.
You do not want to miss this rare opportunity to learn from top professionals, network with fellow colleagues, and gain valuable insights into the future of body imaging.
While registration will be opening soon, The Mayflower is currently accepting reservations. We look forward to seeing you in Washington D.C. for an educational and inspiring conference on advanced body imaging.
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Abstract submissions for the conference are accepted until May 10, 2024, at 11:59 PM EST. We invite you to participate by submitting your work for consideration. Whether you are an established researcher or an emerging professional, we welcome your contributions to enrich our conference program.
For detailed submission instructions and to submit your abstract, please visit the submission portal.
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New SABI Learning Management System | |
Earlier this year, SABI launched its new Learning Management System (LMS), providing an innovative platform for access to the 2023 SABI Conference plenary sessions. This initiative aims to enhance the learning experience in the field of advanced body imaging and empower professionals to stay at the forefront of their field.
The SABI Learning Management System offers a host of features designed to enhance the educational opportunities available to radiologists beyond conference season. Users will have the unique opportunity to virtually attend sessions, gaining valuable insights from leading experts in the field of advanced body imaging.
By successfully completing the instructional modules offered on the site, participants can earn up to 25 credits. This feature guarantees that medical professionals can fulfill their accreditation criteria while effortlessly expanding their knowledge and expertise.
Please share this with anyone interested including those looking for ways to accrue CME. The SABI LMS is open to all interested, not just members.
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Join us for a series of educational webinars throughout the year.
Topics will cover a variety of interesting cases, cutting-edge technologies, and best practices for interpreting complex cases. Our expert presenters will provide valuable insights and practical tips to help you enhance your skills and improve patient care.
Don't miss this opportunity to connect with colleagues, expand your knowledge, and stay at the forefront of body imaging. Upcoming webinars include:
Be sure to check out the SABI website for information on dates, topics, and registration details for additional webinars. We look forward to having you join us!
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Career Center
Looking for qualified candidates? Looking for a new opportunity? Utilize the SABI career portal to stay up to date on opportunities and potential candidates!
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View previous case studies here. | |
Spring 2024 Physics SABI Case Study | Visit the link below to read our latest Case Study by Joseph Wishart, MS, and Dr. Kalpana Kanal, PhD, DABR from University of Washington. | |
What is the cause of the artifacts indicated in the following digital-subtraction angiography (DSA) frames? | |
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A. Beam Hardening
B. Motion
C. Contrast Leakage
D. Detector Interference
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Eric Tamm, MD
Dr. Eric Tamm, a Professor of Diagnostic Radiology at MD Anderson Cancer Center, has been a member for 16 years and is passionate about both patient care and professional education.
He leads the pancreatic oncologic imaging team at MD Anderson and serves as the Editor-in-Chief of JCAT, the official journal of SABI.
Dr. Tamm finds great value in the relationships built with colleagues at the annual meeting and appreciates SABI's focus on practical applications of advancements in imaging.
When not working, he enjoys spending time with family, reading sci-fi/fantasy, and traveling.
Learn more about Dr. Tamm in our Spring member spotlight below!
Member Spotlight
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Melina Hosseiny, MD
Dr. Melina Hosseiny, a radiology resident at UCSD, has become a rising star in AI and medical imaging research. She is passionate about mentorship and serves in leadership roles for both SABI and other radiology organizations.
What makes SABI special for Dr. Hosseiny? The supportive community, top-notch mentors, and cutting-edge focus on AI all resonate with her. She also values SABI's multi-specialty approach and commitment to empowering young members.
Dr. Hosseiny actively participates in SABI's Early Career Committee and finds the educational offerings and collaborative environment invaluable. Her research interests perfectly align with SABI's focus on AI innovation.
Beyond medicine, Dr. Hosseiny enjoys an active lifestyle that includes piano, skiing, tennis, and Aerial Yoga.
Learn more about Dr. Hosseiny in our Spring member spotlight below!
Member Spotlight
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