Cardiovascular Medicine Fellowship Program
Advanced Imaging Rotation
Fellows in the Advanced Imaging Rotation of the Cardiovascular Fellowship Program engage in:
- Aid in the combined lecture series with radiology (in shared file)
- Assist in research projects (as applicable)
- Learn protocols for cardiac CTs and MRIs (located in the shared file)
- Practice reading/interpreting studies
- Understand specific indications and limitations for CTs and MRIs
Cardiac Computed Tomography
COCATS Level One: 15 exams viewed / 50 exams interpreted
COCATS Level Two: 65 exams viewed / 250 exams interpreted
Cardiac Magnetic Resonance Imaging
COCATS Level One: ≥One month / 25 exams "exposed to"
COCATS Level Two: ≥Three months / 50 exams viewed / 150 exams interpreted
Clinical Content and Fellow Responsibilities
Fellows will report to the MRI reading room in the basement of Bolwell following morning didactics. The daily workflow is as follows:
- Monday: Scan/watch studies, read with radiology, research
- Tuesday: Scan/watch studies, read with radiology, research
- Wednesday: Read with Sanjay Rajagopalan, MD, protocol studies
- Thursday: Read with Dr. Rajagopalan, protocol studies
- Friday: Scan/watch studies, read with radiology, research
Educational Resources
Educational resources for the Advanced Imaging Rotation include the following:
- Cardiac MR-CT educational resources
- ACC Cardio Source has review sections on Cardiac CT/MRI
For More Information
For more information about the Advanced Imaging Rotation, please email:
Faculty Contact: Sanjay Rajagopalan, MD
sanjay.rajagopalan@UHhospitals.org