Final Programme

Postgraduate Educational Programme
A-262 16:10
The evidence
S. Halligan; London/UK
Learning Objectives:
1. To describe the test characteristics of CT colonography in symptomatic patients and indicate the level of
evidence.
2. To defi ne the current role of CT colonography in symptomatic patients.
3. To describe the test characteristics of CT colonography in screening/surveillance populations and indicate
the level of evidence.
4. To defi ne the current role of CT in screening/surveillance for colorectal cancer.
A-263 16:35
Present perspective
A. Laghi; Rome/IT
Learning Objectives:
1. To present lessons on the role of CT colonography, accreditation, reimbursement and legislation from
inside Europe.
2. To discuss training programmes for CT colonography and accreditation in European perspective.
3. To defi ne the role of CT colonography for the coming three to fi ve years, with emphasis on screening/
surveillance.
4. To present study designs and/or preliminary results from important ongoing trials on CT colonography.
A-264 16:55
New developments
P. Rogalla; Berlin/DE
Learning Objectives:
1. To describe new developments in performing CT colonography, including limited bowel preparation
strategies and CT scanning protocols.
2. To describe new developments in evaluating CT colonography, including image processing, computer aided
detection/diagnosis and reading strategies.
3. To describe important developments in other colorectal cancer screening techniques.
Summary 17:15
J. Stoker; Amsterdam/NL
Panel discussion 17:20
16:00 - 17:30 Room E1
Musculoskeletal
RC 1210
Elbow/Wrist
Moderator: A. Blum; Nancy/FR
A-265 16:00
A. MR imaging of acute injuries
C.M. Lohman; Helsinki/FI
Learning Objectives:
1. To comprehend the basic and radiological anatomy of the wrist and elbow.
2. To become familiar with common acute traumas of the wrist and elbow.
3. To discuss the imaging technique and MRI fi ndings in wrist and elbow trauma.
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