Conference Service Mandl

abstract: This meeting is free of charge. However, if you would like to attend, you need to pre-register.

abstract: This topical one day meeting will address the current state and future directions of nuclear medicine imaging technology. This includes the use of SPECT-CT for attenuation correction, image fusion and CT angiography, developments in the use of PET-CT, dedicated cardiac gamma cameras and recently released resolution recovery algorithms for iterative reconstruction.

abstract: Following the success of previous meetings, the 4th meeting of the Digital Radiology User Group will give attendees an opportunity to share information and experiences in all aspects of digital imaging.

abstract: Are dynamic treatments, small fields, in vivo dose verification or brachytherapy seeds giving you dosimetry headaches? This one day meeting will provide the opportunity to review the current state of clinical radiotherapy dosimetry and to learn about recent developments in the field.

Presentations are invited on all aspects of radiotherapy dosimetry, including: IMRT, IMAT, Tomotherapy, radionuclide, brachytherapy, 3D, in vivo and small-field dosimetry.

abstract: This meeting is organised to allow input from the wider radiotherapy community. It will take the form of a workshop with invited experts speaking on key topics, a panel discussion entitled 'Who designs your bunker?' and a small number of proffered papers.

abstract: Image-guided ablation (IGA) has evolved considerably in the last decade into a practical tool for the management of smaller, discrete tumours in many organ systems. The appropriate and effective use of these devices requires an understanding of case selection, image-guidance skills, radiologic follow-up and importantly its place alongside other therapies. ESGAR has therefore brought together an expert multidisciplinary faculty for a two day informal workshop aimed at both priming and enhancing an image-guided ablation service.

The workshop will include multidisciplinary management, open discussion of live cases along with equipment and device familiarisation. Delegate members are limited to forty so as to enhance the learning experience. If your interventional service is seeking to expand in this area early application is advised.

abstract: The biennial United Kingdom Radiation Oncology Congress and Exhibition is organised by Radiation and Oncology Congresses, a charitable company jointly owned by the British Institute of Radiology, the College of Radiographers, IPEM, and the Royal College of Radiologists.