The Diner Memorial Lecture in Radiology was initiated in 1989 by the radiology residents in memory of Jack Diner – artist, medical illustrator, and facial prosthetist. The Lecture Series is supported through contributions to the Diner Fund established in honor of Wilma C. Diner, M.D., wife of Jack Diner and long-time director of the Radiology Residency Program. The Diner Lecture is presented annually by outstanding diagnostic radiologists. This year's lecture series was on Monday, March 15, and Tuesday, March 16.

Dr. Carol M. Rumack, M.D., F.A.C.R., is a Professor of Radiology & Pediatrics and the Associate Dean for Graduate Medical Education at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. She is a member of the Board of Directors for the Academy of Radiology Research, a Chair on the Residency Review Committee for Diagnostic Radiology for the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education, and both Chancellor and Chair of the Commission on Ultrasound, American College of Radiology. Dr. Rumack is the Founding President of the Ammerican Association for Women Radiologists. Her research interest is Neonatal Intracranial Imaging, and she has numerous publications, including the Textbook of Diagnostic Ultrasound (3rd edition), 41 peer-reviewed articles, 17 non-peer-reviewed articles, 74 scientific presentations and exhibits, and 65 invited lectureships. Her lecture titles for the 15th Annual Diner Lecture Series at UAMS were:

• Antenatal GU Ultrasound Predicts Neonatal Disease: How Close Does it Come?
• Neonatal Brain Ultrasound Patterns of Injury: What Were We Missing Before Posterior Fossa and Mastoid Imaging?
• Board Review Cases: Neonatal Imaging with Ultrasound Emphasis

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