Final Programme

A-023 09:25
Abdominal CT: How can CT compete with US and MRI?
D. Tack; Brussels/BE
Postgraduate Educational Programme
Learning Objectives:
1. To illustrate how to optimise standard CT scanning protocols with regard to European Guidelines.
2. To illustrate the diagnostic performance of low-dose CT in acute abdominal disorders.
3. To illustrate impact and importance of limiting the Z coverage, and the number of repeated CT
acquisitions.
4. To illustrate how to justify the use of CT as compared to US and MRI in various clinical situations.
Panel discussion 09:50
08:30 - 10:00 Room G/H
Special Focus Session
SF 1b
The patient with elevated PSA: When and how to use multimodality
imaging
Moderator: J.J. Futterer; Nijmegen/NL
A-024 08:30
The patient with elevated PSA: When and how to use multimodality imaging (Introduction)
J.O. Barentsz, J.J. Futterer; Nijmegen/NL
Session Objectives:
1. To show the clinical role of new imaging techniques in patients with clinical suspicion of prostate cancer.
2. To provide guidelines in using the various imaging techniques.
3. To show how new developments in TRUS and MRI can answer the clinical questions.
A-025 08:35
What is the problem with the prostate?
R.J.A. van Moorselaar; Amsterdam/NL
Learning Objectives:
1. To show the clinical questions for radiologists to answer with respect to initial detection, localisation and
staging.
2. To show the different therapeutical options in prostate cancer including active surveillance.
3. To show the clinical questions with respect to rising PSA after primary treatment and evaluation of
recurrences.
A-026 09:00
How can US help?
F. Frauscher; Innsbruck/AT
Learning Objectives:
1. To show how state-of-the-art TRUS of prostate cancer should be performed.
2. To show the role of TRUS in detection and local staging, and evaluation of recurrences.
3. To show the value of new developments in TRUS of prostate cancer.
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