Meetings By Mail Penn Radiology Breast Imaging Immersion 2026

Release Date: 4/15/26

This first volume of the Penn Radiology Breast Imaging Immersion series reinforces bedrock mammography principles and explores the issues breast radiologists encounter in everyday practice.  Entitled Foundations and Practical Challenges, this edition showcases multimodality didactic and case based sessions which analyze both imaging and interventions.  Penn’s internationally acclaimed faculty presents techniques to improve accuracy and overall breast imaging outcomes in screening and diagnostic settings.
Topics include: BI-RADS updates, screening, asymmetries, calcifications, architectural distortion, ultrasound, breast MR, tomosynthesis, core needle biopsy, concordance, practice development, high risk lesions, male, young, pregnant and much more!
Learning Objectives

Optimize the interpretation and clinical application of digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT) and breast ultrasound.

Evaluate complex breast MRI cases and implement advanced MRI techniques for breast cancer screening and staging.

Apply current BI-RADS criteria across all modalities to accurately categorize breast lesions and guide patient management.

Enhance precision in performing image-guided interventional breast procedures, including biopsies and localizations.

Identify and navigate challenging or ambiguous findings in multi-modality breast imaging to reduce false positives and avoid diagnostic pitfalls.

Target Audience

Best for radiologists and breast imaging specialists who want advanced training in tomosynthesis, breast MRI, ultrasound, and interventions.

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Session 1: BI-RADS and Screening

BI-RADS Manual v2025 Changes
Peter R. Eby, MD

Getting to Know the National Mammography Database
Cindy Lee, MD, CMQ

Screening and Diagnostic Ultrasound: Nuts and Bolts
Cindy Lee, MD, CMQ

How to Talk to Skeptics About Screening
Peter R. Eby, MD

Questions and Answers
Multiple Faculty

Session 2: Asymmetries, Calcifications and Architectual Distortion

Asymmetries Made Easy
Sophia O’Brien, MD, MSEd

Calcifications: A Case Based Review of Imaging Features and Management
Sophia O’Brien, MD, MSEd

Architectural Distortion
Sophia O’Brien, MD, MSEd

Is Probably Benign Really Just Benign?
Peter R. Eby, MD

Cystic Masses in the Breast
Sophia O’Brien, MD, MSEd

Questions and Answers
Multiple Faculty

Session 3: Multi Modality Challenges and Biopsy Breakthroughs

Cracking the Case: the Right Tool for the Right Job
M. Zuley, MD, FACR, FSBI

Practical Approach to Breast MRI Interpretation
Habib Rahbar, MD

Multi-Modality Breast Implant Evaluation
C. Lee, MD, FSBI, FACMQ, CMQ

Ultrasound Guided Core Nipple Biopsy
Sophia O’Brien, MD, MSEd

Breast Radiology Concordance Cases
Peter R. Eby, MD

Session 4: Postive Developments and False Negatives

Radiologist Recruitment and Retention: Mission Possible!
Cindy Lee, MD, CMQ

Case Series: False Negatives – Where Did We Go Wrong??
Emily Conant, MD

Achieving Financial Independence: Buying Happiness?
Cindy Lee, MD, CMQ

Diagnostic Remote Work: Is it Really Possible?
Margarita L. Zuley, MD

Questions and Answers
Multiple Faculty

Session 5: High Risk and Lower Percentage Populations

High Risk Lesions (and High Stakes!)
Emily Conant, MD

The Male Breast
Peter R. Eby, MD

Management of the Young and Pregnant
Peter R. Eby, MD

Taking the Risk Out of High Risk
Peter R. Eby, MD

Questions and Answers
Multiple Faculty