Imaging of Lung Transplantation: Self-Assessment Module

Objective The educational objectives of this continuing medical education activity are for the reader to exercise, self-assess, and improve skills in diagnostic radiology with regard to imaging of lung transplantation and to improve familiarity with the complications of lung transplantation. Conclusion The articles in this activity review the imaging and complications of lung transplantation and discuss the role of imaging in the assessment of complications from lung transplantation. INTRODUCTION This self-assessment module on imaging of lung transplantation has an educational component and a self-assessment component. The educational component consists of one required article that the participant should read. The self-assessment component consists of 10 multiple-choice questions with solutions. All of these materials are available on the ARRS Website (www.arrs.org). To claim CME and SAM credit, each participant must first order the CME activity, then enter his or her responses to the questions online. EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES By completing this educational activity, the participant will: A. Exercise, self-assess, and improve his or her understanding of the imaging of lung transplantation. B. Exercise, self-assess, and improve his or her understanding of the complications of lung transplantation. REQUIRED READING 1. Ng YL, Paul N, Patsios D, et al. Imaging of lung transplantation: review. AJR 2009; 192[suppl]: S1-S13 INSTRUCTIONS 1. Complete the educational and self-assessment components included in this issue. 2. Visit www.arrs.org 3. Order the online SAM as directed. (The SAM must be ordered to be accessed even though the activity is free to ARRS members.) 4. The SAM can be accessed at www.arrs.org under the Lifelong Learning link. 5. Answer the questions online to obtain SAM credit.