Conference Service Mandl

abstract: NYU is excited to announce our first Spring Ski meeting at the beautiful Park Hyatt Beaver Creek! Topics to include: BODY Imaging, THORACIC Imaging, MUSCULOSKELETAL Imaging, NEURORADIOLOGY and BREAST Imaging.

abstract: “Imaging-Based Neurodiagnosis” is designed for the practicing radiologist, neurosurgeon, neurologist, or related specialist seeking a thorough review of advanced neuroimaging principles, anatomy, and exhaustive case material. Discussions of imaging strategies and new modalities will be correlated with a broad range of specific clinical images, focusing on the development of appropriate differential diagnoses and the distinctions that will aid in the resolution of clinical diagnostic dilemmas. This course will include both adult and pediatric entities, covering the range of subjects included in the American Board of Radiology’s Certificate of Added Qualification(CAQ) in Neuroradiology examination.

During the popular case review sessions, Malcolm Shupeck, M.D., F.A.C.S., Associate Medical Director, will present selected cases with Stephen J. Pomeranz, M.D. Each case will be discussed with particular teaching points that supplement the course lectures, and the reports generated will be distributed to all attendees.

abstract: The Annual Scientific Meeting of the CAR will be an exciting look at the future of radiology. Time and information management are crucial components of every radiologist’s workday. We will share information on how to adapt and manage these increasingly important and constantly advancing factors to optimize your workflow, improve patient safety and enhance your practice. An exciting mix of didactic lectures, debates and hands-on workshops will be offered in areas such as coronary CT angiography, obstetrical ultrasound and head to toe imaging.

abstract: ANSTO is running a free seminar on 22 and 23 March on recent advances in radiopharmaceutical science and imaging at the Garvan Institute in Sydney. International speakers and papers from local researchers are being presented.

Please PRE REGISTER by emailing: Narelle.richardson@ansto.gov.au . This will assist in catering, and a program will be provided on registration.

abstract: This intensive three-day course (Thursday, Friday and Saturday) is designed as a state-of-the art update on all facets of sports medicine imaging for the radiologist, orthopaedic surgeon and the sports medicine physician. Didactic lectures on imaging of the spine, marrow and all articulations will be provided. In addition, current thinking on musculoskeletal pediatrics, musculoskeletal ultrasound, cartilage and post-operative imaging of the shoulder, knee, and wrist will be featured. The conference will also provide interesting case sessions.

abstract: To update radiologists, radiographers and other interested healthcare professionals about the radiology of child protection. We will also to provide an opportunity for updating knowledge and stimulating discussion on wider aspects of this subject including governance, radiology networks and multi-professional working.

abstract: 6-week Summer Workshop, which will provide training in multiple imaging modalities, MRI/DTI, functional MRI, PET, MEG/EEG, and optical imaging

abstract: taking place together with:

ISCAS - 14th Annual Conference of the International Society for Computer Aided Surgery
CAD - 12th International Workshop on Computer-Aided Diagnosis
CMI - 16th Computed Maxillofacial Imaging Congress
EuroPACS - 28th International EuroPACS Meeting

abstract: NYU is excited to announce our first radiology cme meeting this summer at The Sagamore on Lake George! Mark your calendars for June 28 - July 2, 2010!

The magnificent Sagamore on Lake George has been extending hospitality to visitors to Bolton Landing for over one hundred years. Poised on the southern end of Green Island, The Sagamore commands a stunning view of Lake George and the islands that grace its waters. This family friendly golf and lakefront resort offers luxury accommodations, extraordinary dining, superb fitness and spa facilities and a host of opportunities to enjoy the incredible beauty of the Adirondacks.

abstract: High in the Rockies, on the doorstep of Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks, the jagged peaks of Wyoming's Teton Range rise abruptly over pristine forests, fast-running rivers and the broad, flat valley known as Jackson Hole. Wrapped in such splendour, this celebrated year-round outdoor playground offers invigorating mountain air, skies dense with stars, and an astonishing profusion of wildlife. Summer activities range from fly-fishing and river rafting to rock climbing, horseback riding, kayaking, mountain biking, golfing and tennis.

abstract: The motto of the Conference is “Where we are and where we are going in radiation protection in medicine?”. Thus the focus is to presage next decade. The conference will provide a platform for sharing current developments and examine future trends in radiation protection in all applications of radiation in medicine.

The scope is multidisciplinary, intended for a wide audience of professional involved in radiation protection such as medical physicists, imaging and therapy physicians, engineers, radiographers, as well as representatives of authorities, manufacturers, patient organisations and public relation and risk communication specialists.

The Conference is planned as a three-day program of events, which will include plenary, scientific, and poster sessions, refresher courses, forums/round tables and panel discussions. The major sessions will have invited keynote lectures.

A pre-conference workshop on Radiation protection of children and pregnancy will be organised on Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday morning.