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""A 47 year old African American male with no significant past medical history presented to the emergency department with one episode of exertional dizziness, shortness of breath and syncope."

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Welcome to NASCI
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40th Annual Meeting
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39th Annual Meeting
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October 13 - 16, 2012
The Langham
Pasadena, CA
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Mission
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To encourage the development and dissemination of knowledge regarding Cardiovascular Imaging
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To contribute to the active continuing education of its membership and the Medical Community
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To promote the study, research and clinical practice of Cardiovascular Imaging
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- AAPM Position Statement on Radiation Risks from Medical Imaging Procedures
On December 13 2011 the American Association of Physicists in Medicine (AAPM) released their Position Statement on Radiation Risks from Medical Imaging
Procedures. (READ)
- NASCI leads the way in advocacy and education for cardiovascular imagers by Brett Hansen. Read the Article in the ACR Bulletin November 2011 (READ)
- Multi-Society Letter to Oppose Prior Authorization and Further Cuts to Imaging Services (READ)
- Multi-Society Talking Points
- Sample Letter to Congress
- ACR-NASCI Joint Letter to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Sciences (read)
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2010 Manuscripts
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NASCI participated in or sponsored a list of manuscripts published in 2010. Read Now
If you are a member of NASCI and are interested in participating in NASCI sponsored manscripts or as a NASCI representative on multi-society manuscripts, please send an e-mail to mwittling@acr.org with 3 key words indicating your areas of expertise (ie; cardiac CT, congenital heart disease, cardiac MRI), and any ideas for NASCI sponsored manuscripts in 2012.
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View Lectures
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VIEW TWO LECTURES FROM NASCI's 2010 MEETING
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Geoffrey D. Rubin, MD
Prospective or Retrospective
Gating: Which is Better?

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Upcoming NASCI Events:
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OCT
13-16,
2012
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Annual Meeting
The Langham
Pasadena, CA |
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