Radiopedia 2023 (July 24-28) – Virtual Conference

Key Features: The Radiopaedia 2023 Virtual Conference offers an array of features that set it apart:

• Expert Insights: The event showcases lectures, discussions, and workshops led by renowned global experts in the field of radiology.
• Diverse Learning: The conference caters to both radiologists and radiology trainees, while also offering valuable content suitable for healthcare professionals seeking to enhance their radiology knowledge.
• Real-time Interaction: Attendees can engage in real-time discussions, chat sessions, and case viewings as each live-session commences every 4 hours.
• Encore Lectures: The event includes eleven encore lectures from previous events, adding a comprehensive layer to the learning experience.

Highlights:

1. Global Expertise: The conference brings together experts from around the world, offering insights from various perspectives and regions.
2. Customized Learning: The program provides specialized lectures for radiologists and radiology trainees, as well as general lectures suitable for diverse healthcare professionals.
3. Interactive Platform: Attendees have the opportunity to engage, discuss, and view real cases in a dynamic real-time setting.
4. Continued Learning: The inclusion of encore lectures enriches the conference with a diverse range of content.

Radiopaedia 2023 (July 24-28) is a five-day virtual radiology conference featuring lectures, panel discussions, workshops and round-the-clock livestreams delivered by global experts.

The event includes specialized lectures for radiologists and radiology trainees, as well as general lectures suited to most health professionals looking to boost their radiology knowledge

A live-session commences every 4 hours with attendees able to chat and view cases in realtime. Eleven encore lectures from past events are also included.

Neuroradiology

• Diseases of the meninges Tilak Das
• Post-treatment imaging of brain tumors Lea Alhilali
• Brain MRI: search patterns and check areas Frank Gaillard
• Cerebral small vessel diseases Francis Deng, Rohit Sharma
• Brain CT: search patterns and check areas Andrew Dixon
• Stroke vascular territories: it’s not always the MCA Craig Hacking
• Cavernous sinus: from anatomy to pathology Lalani Carlton Jones

Head & Neck Imaging

• Perineural tumor spread Christine Glastonbury
• Temporal bone lesions made easy Jenny Hoang
• Spaces of the suprahyoid neck Daniel Gewolb
• Imaging approach to otalgia Jennifer Gillespie
• Cervical lymph node assessment Derek Smith
• Neck CT: search patterns and check areas Tabby Kennedy
• Understanding the lower four: CN9-12 Christine Glastonbury

Chest Imaging

• Tumor versus infection: focal opacities Miranda Siemienowicz
• Connective tissue disease related ILD Jonathan Chung
• Imaging of pulmonary embolism Sally Ayesa
• Pulmonary hypertension: spying the imaging clues Ben Hudson
• Top ten most useful chest x-ray signs Andrew Dixon
• Chest x-ray interpretation: lines and tubes Amanda Er
• Anterior mediastinal masses: beyond the mnemonic Naveen Sharma

Pediatric Imaging

• Renal masses: neonates to teens John Adu
• Pediatric ultrasound lumps and bumps Jeremy Jones
• Pediatric stroke: dealing with the differentials Ian Craven
• Neonatal chest x-ray: search patterns and check areas Jeremy Jones
• Top ten pediatric pelvic x-ray findings Jeremy Jones
• Pediatric abdominal emergencies John Adu

Abdominal Imaging

• Upper gastrointestinal diseases on CT Michael Hartung
• Top ten pitfalls in abdominal CT Vikas Shah
• Post esophagectomy imaging Carla Goncalves
• Solving splenic dilemmas: imaging and biopsy tips Joseph Mullineux
• Top five signs in abdominal ultrasound Ruth Reeve
• Cystic pancreatic lesions Edmund Godfrey
• Introduction to MRCP Matt A Morgan

Obstetrics & Gynecology

• Fallopian tube imaging and therapy Emmeline Lee
• MRI of placenta accreta spectrum disorder Natalie Yang
• Top five adnexal masses on MRI Alexandra Stanislavsky
• Role of imaging in cervical cancer Nishat Bharwani
• Top five signs in gynecologic ultrasound Henry Suarez
• Introduction to pelvic ultrasound Avni Skandhan

Musculoskeletal Imaging

• Sports related finger injuries Tatiane Cantarelli
• ​​An approach to elbow MRI Dai Roberts
• Gym injuries: torn while getting ripped Imran Lasker
• Top ten dislocation injuries Craig Hacking
• Top ten commonly missed extremity fractures Andrew Murphy
• Introduction to shoulder ultrasound Dai Roberts

Spine Imaging

• Degenerative and post-operative spine Wende Gibbs
• Spinal infections: imaging and biopsy tips Syed Junaid
• Lumbar spine x-ray interpretation Matt Skalski
• Sacroiliac joint variants and pathology Matt Skalski

Interventional Radiology

• Vascular interventional oncology: TACE & SIRT Heather Moriarty
• Non-vascular interventional oncology: ablation Stephen Power
• What’s new in interventional oncology Roberto Cazzato
• Top ten papers to know in IR Heather Moriarty

Technology updates

Hosted by Andrew Murphy

• CT scanning technology Ben Hudson, Tim Szczykutowicz
• Display screen technology Daniel Fascia, Matt Skalski

Patient-centered experiences

Hosted by Amanda Er

• Sharing the patient & family perspective Sue Robins
• Parent-centric communication in obstetric ultrasound Ali Deslandes
• Simulation and moulage in radiography education Naomi Shiner

How best to use Radiopaedia

Hosted by Vikas Shah

• Exploring articles Vikas Shah, Sonam Vadera, Derek Smith
• Mastering cases Frank Gaillard, Leonardo Lustosa, Henry Knipe
• Utilizing playlists Amanda Er, Jeremy Jones, Dai Roberts

Teaching with pictures

Hosted by Matt Skalski

• Getting creative with educational illustrations Lea Alhilali
• Teaching with very little text Andrew Dixon
• Engaging learners through visual storytelling Stefan Tigges

Women in radiology

Hosted by Amanda Er

• Gender diversity in radiology Sally Ayesa
• Tackling workforce challenges Christine Glastonbury, Emmeline Lee, Christina Malamateniou
• Radiology leadership Sally Ayesa, Patricia Desmond, Natalie Yang