Radiopedia 2021 (July 19 – 23) (Videos, Well Organized)

Radiopaedia 2021 (July 19-23) was a five-day virtual radiology conference featuring over 70 new live and on-demand lectures contributed by experts from around the world. Live sessions included panel discussion and interactive cases. We have now entered the on-demand access period for registered attendees.

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The conference is designed to suit all learners, with lectures divided into an advanced stream targeted at radiologists and radiology trainees, and a general stream featuring foundational content. Delegates are, however, welcome to watch any lecture from either stream (see on-demand program).

 

 

TOPICS/SPEAKERS

Advanced stream – Day 1

A series of abdominal imaging lectures.

• Gastric cancer: getting the important info to the table  Matt A Morgan  ★
• Complex small bowel obstructions  Michael Hartung  ★
• Focal lesions in the non-cirrhotic liver Mark Goodwin  ★
• Focal lesions in the cirrhotic liver Mark Goodwin  ★
• Acute non-traumatic abdominal pain in pregnancy Vikas Shah  ★
• Cancer mimics in the abdomen and pelvis  Michael Hartung  ?
• “3×3” presentation  Pir Abdul Ahad Aziz  ?

A series of gynecologic imaging lectures.

• MRI of endometriosis: beyond T2 shading  Natalie Yang  ★
• Ultrasound assessment of the fetal brain  Alexandra Stanislavsky  ★
• Imaging of subfertility  Emmeline Lee  ★
• Imaging of twin pregnancy  Alexandra Stanislavsky  ?
• Ultrasound of ovarian masses  Alexandra Stanislavsky  ?

General stream – Day 1

A series of foundational abdominal radiology lectures.

• Introduction to abdominal CT  Michael Hartung  ★
• Abdominal obstructions: ballooning around  Andrew Dixon  ★
• Right upper quadrant pain: no stone unturned  George Harisis  ★
• Left upper quadrant pain: the forgotten corner  Matt A Morgan  ★
• Left lower quadrant pain: to diverticulosis and beyond!  Vikas Shah  ★
• Right lower quadrant pain: a survival guide  Matt A Morgan  ?
• Anatomy of the retroperitoneum & renal tract  Craig Hacking  ?

Advanced stream – Day 2

A series of neuroradiology and head & neck imaging lectures.

• Perfusion and diffusion imaging in stroke  Frank Gaillard  ★
• Interactive review of the oral cavity  Christine Glastonbury  ★
• Epilepsy in adults: approach to MRI brain interpretation  Derek Smith  ★
• Spontaneous intracranial hypotension and spinal CSF leaks  Lalani Carlton Jones ★
• Facial and skull base fractures  Francis Deng  ★
• Perineural tumor spread and the skull base  Karda Cavanagh  ★
• Imaging of the post-operative neck  Jennifer Gillespie  ★
• Beyond thrombectomy: innovations in neurointervention  Tim Phillips  ★
• Imaging paranasal sinus disease: anatomy, approach, traps  Jenny Hoang  ★
• Perivascular cysts and their mimics Frank Gaillard  ?
• Orbital pathology  Andrew Dixon  ?
• “3×3” presentation  Bahman Rasuli  ?

General stream – Day 2

A series of foundational neuroradiology lectures.

• Introduction to brain MRI  Andrew Dixon  ★
• Ischemic stroke  Frank Gaillard  ★
• Brain tumors  Andrew Dixon  ★
• Intracranial infections  Francis Deng  ★
• Neck emergencies  Derek Smith  ★
• Intracranial bleeds  Andrew Dixon  ?
• Anatomy of the ventricles and cisterns  Andrew Dixon  ?

Advanced stream – Day 3

A series of chest imaging lectures.

• Pulmonary lymphatics: differentiating diffuse disease  Miranda Siemienowicz  ★
• Hypersensitivity pneumonitis: diagnostic guidelines  Jonathan Chung  ★
• Anterior mediastinal masses: what the radiologist needs to know  Naveen Sharma  ★
• Overview of cardiac MRI and common indications  Ben Hudson  ★
• Imaging of acute aortic syndromes  Craig Hacking  ★
• Air trapping, pulmonary cavities & lung cysts  Miranda Siemienowicz  ?
• “3×3” presentation  Edgar Lorente  ?

A series of pediatric imaging lectures. ​

• Pediatric brain tumors: an overview  Jeremy Jones  ★
• Pediatric abdominal emergencies  John Adu  ★
• Scoliosis imaging: how we can make a difference  Jeremy Jones  ★
• Pediatric body oncology  Jeremy Jones  ?

General stream – Day 3

A series of foundational chest radiology lectures.

• Chest x-ray interpretation: lungs and pleura  Andrew Dixon  ★
• Chest x-ray interpretation: heart and mediastinum  Sally Ayesa  ★
• Chest x-ray interpretation: lines and tubes  Nick Woznitza  ★
• Introduction to chest CT and CTPA  Craig Hacking  ★
• Chest trauma  Andrew Dixon  ?
• Anatomy of the mediastinum  Craig Hacking  ? 

Advanced stream – Day 4

A series of musculoskeletal imaging lectures.

• ​Radiographic evaluation of bone lesions Matt Skalski  ★​​
  • ​Part I – introduction to tumor features
  • Part II – benign bone lesions
  • Part III – aggressive bone lesions
• An approach to shoulder MRI  Dai Roberts ★
• Dynamic elbow ultrasound: tendinopathies and ligament assessment  Daniel Walkley  ★
• Multimodality imaging of diabetic foot infection  William Morrison  ★
• An approach to ankle MRI  Henry Knipe  ★
• Easily missed knee injuries on x-ray with CT and MRI correlation  Diego Lemos  ★
• Imaging of coccygeal pain  Matt Skalski  ?
• “3×3” presentation  Magdalena Chmiel-Nowak  ?

A series of nuclear medicine lectures. ​

• Nuclear medicine renal imaging: an overview for radiologists  Sally Ayesa  ★
• A guide to non-oncologic PET-CT  David Little ★
• Bone scans: what the radiologist needs to know Sally Ayesa  ?

General stream – Day 4

A series of foundational musculoskeletal radiology lectures.

• X-ray assessment of elbow injuries  Jeremy Jones  ★
• X-ray assessment of wrist injuries  Andrew Murphy  ★
• X-ray assessment of ankle injuries  Henry Knipe  ★
• X-ray assessment of knee injuries Andrew Dixon  ★
• X-ray assessment of shoulder injuries  Craig Hacking  ★
• X-ray assessment of hand injuries  Andrew Murphy  ★
• Anatomy of the upper limb  Andrew Dixon  ? 

Combined stream – Day 5

A series of how to / tips lectures relevant to various groups.

• How to prepare a talk  Frank Gaillard  ★
• Tips and tricks for modern radiology teaching  Vikas Shah  ★
• Closing the gap: cross generational learning in radiology  Sherry Wang  ★
• Learning, teaching and testing x-ray interpretation  Michael Neep  ★
• Reading chest x-rays with Annalise.ai  Andrew Dixon  sponsored
• Tips and tricks for image-guided biopsies and drainages  Heather Moriarty  ★
• When clinicians ask you about IR Chris Nicholas  ★
• Why a radiologist should learn pathology  Natalie Yang  ★
• Why you need an AI specialist in your department  Luke Oakden-Rayner  ★
• How to get the consultant job you want, where you want  David Little  ★
• How to build a medical device company  Thomas Oxley  ★
• Medical illustration: yes, even you can do it  Matt Skalski  ★
• Mindfulness in radiology: avoiding distractions and burnout  Naveen Sharma  ★
• Preparing for radiology fellowship exams  Sally Ayesa  ?
• A talk on giving talks  Frank Gaillard  ?
• Procedural tips for the non-IR  Chris Nicholas  ?
• How to make a great radiology report  Michael Hartung  ?
• Social media for radiologists  Vikas Shah  ?