Last night we had another incredible get-together. Attendance was great and the place was phenomenal!
Special thanks to Warren for a really cool trip back in time to the origins of CACS. Really cool to see some of the old documents and to hear about all the obstacles they had to conquer.
As usual, Siemens/MedLab did a fantastic job with all the logistics of the meeting, including picking the venue. Lucas and team, thanks much! It all came out awesome!
69 y/o female pre-op CCTA for large aortic vegetation reported on echo.
CTA done to evaluate for CAD.
Spring Get-together is right around the corner.
3540 Main Highway I Coconut Grove, FL 33133
Tuesday, May 10th at 7:30
Warren Janowitz
“Coronary Calcium Score: Tales from the Early Days”
Warren is going to share with us stories of how the CACS was ‘invented’. Expect photos of young Warren and young Arthur manually measuring and scoring the first CACS images.
Jacobo Kirsch
“Calcium ‘scoring’ on Chest CT. Applying the evidence”
Review of the literature and results from a survey on “National Trends Among Radiologists in Reporting Coronary Artery Calcium in Non- Gated Chest Computed Tomography”
