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- Deer Park Mammography Seminar 2010
Texas State
Mammography Seminar 2010
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 6 2010
Because of the economy and the lack of vendor
support there will be no coverage codes this year and the seminar
has moved to Deer Park Texas!
In Deer Park Texas 15 minutes east of
Houston
At the Deer Park Texas at 1320 Center Street next to the
fire station.
No on site registration!
You MUST press the **ACCEPT
button** when you place your online order and see a message stating
that an email confirmation is being sent to you. If you do not
receive an email in 24 hours and snail mail confirmation from
FastCE.com then you are NOT registered.
Registration Check-in begins
at 7 AM.
The first class begins at 8 AM sharp.
SEATING IS LIMITED REGISTER
NOW!!
LAST YEAR WAS A SELL OUT!!!
Register now and
guarantee your seat.
NO
COVERAGE CODES THIS YEAR
We are very saddened to announce we
will no longer be able to offer coverage codes. We realize that this
is very distressing news after five years of having coverage codes.
This unfortunate situation is due to the economy and the fact that
vendors no longer have the financial resources to support local and
regional seminars.
In addition to the coverage codes
many of the vendors also not only purchased tables at the seminar but
also contributed gifts and supported other items such as the morning
coffee and snacks.
We would like to thank all of the
vendors that have supported the Texas State Mammography Seminar in the
past and we wish them much luck and prosperity in the future. Also, to
all of those who have lost their jobs due to the economy our thoughts
and prayers are with you.
We want to confirm our commitment to
providing high-quality continuing education to the radiology
community.
Because of our commitment we have
chosen to move the Texas State Mammography Seminar From Humble, Texas
to Deer Park, Texas which is basically on the opposite side of the
city of Houston. We have been using the facility in Deer Park
since 2004 for our other x-ray seminar. While this facility will seat
less participants than the previous facility and has extremely limited
room for vendors it is a beautiful facility with extremely comfortable
chairs and a nice park outside where you can have your
lunch.
Courses
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Digital
Mammographic Awareness
An
introduction to the issues that now confront the mammographer in
the digital world.
Michael Ruthemeyer,
R.T.(R)(M)(QM) |
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Mammography
Pathology
A look at
mammography pathology through imaging.
Mark A. Struthers,
BBA, BSRT (R) (MR),
CMRT, |
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Early Stage
Breast Cancer and Its Treatment with Radiation
Therapy
An examination of
radiation therapy in early stage breast cancer.
Charles M.
Washington, MBA., R.T.(T),
FASRT |
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BIRADS &
Advanced Mammography Positioning
A review of both BIRADS and advanced
positioning techniques.
Maria Montomayer, R.T.
(R)(M)(QM) |
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BRCA Analysis
& other tests for Breast
Cancer
A discussion
of BRCA analysis & other tests for Breast Cancer.
Mark A.
Struthers, BBA, BSRT (R) (MR), CMRT,
CIIP |
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Whose Breast is
it Anyway?
A discussion of how the loss of a breast not
only affects the patient but the whole family. Along with
discussion of how the mammographer should interact with the
mastectomy patient.
Debra Dees, RN, CCRCDebra Dees, RN,
CCRC |
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Principles of
Breast MRI
A discussion of methods other than
mammography to detect breast cancer.
Raja Muthupillai, PhD,
DABMP, DABR |
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MQSA and the
Complaint Mechanism
A review of MQSA, ACR and Texas standards as
they relate to mammography and an in-depth review of the patient
complaint mechanism.
Jerry S.
Cogburn
Department of State Health Services, Mammography
Certification |
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