Final Programme

A-181 17:00
C. How to manage high risk patients
G. Forrai; Budapest/HU
Postgraduate Educational Programme
Learning Objectives:
1. To outline the high risk patient group.
2. To present with the oncologist’s and patient’s point of view.
3. To demonstrate the different capabilities of usual diagnostic tools in this group.
4. To discuss the special diagnostic and screening algorithms for these patients.
16:00 - 17:30 Room I
ESR Session: Challenges for European Radiology
ER 826
Biomedical imaging research: A multidisciplinary cooperation
Moderator: G.P. Krestin; Rotterdam/NL
Introduction 16:00
G.P. Krestin; Rotterdam/NL
A-182 16:05
The emerging role of molecular imaging as an interdisciplinary research effort
A.H. Jacobs, L.W. Kracht, A. Winkeler; Cologne/DE
Learning Objectives:
1. To comprehend various molecular imaging methods, their advantages and disadvantages.
2. To understand the role of molecular imaging in translational research.
3. To become familiar with possible applications of molecular imaging in patient management and therapy
follow-up.
A-183 16:20
Biomedical imaging in radiation oncology: The role of medical physics
W. Schlegel; Heidelberg/DE
Learning Objectives:
1. To comprehend the importance of image guided radiotherapy.
2. To understand the problems associated with the integration of biomedical imaging into treatment planning
and radiation delivery.
3. To become familiar with the goals of time adaptive and biological adaptive radiotherapy.
A-184 16:35
Research in nuclear medicine and its role for biomedical imaging
A. Cuocolo; Naples/IT
Learning Objectives:
1. To learn about the evolution imaging technologies in nuclear medicine.
2. To appreciate the use of multimodality anatomical and functional imaging.
3. Toconsolidate knowledge of the potential of nuclear medicine in the fi eld of outcomes research.
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