ESR Connect

Ask Me Anything Session

Ask 16 - Ask me anything about imaging in the emergency department

  • ECR 2025
  • 6 Lectures
  • 60 Minutes
  • 5 Speakers

Lectures

1
Chairperson's introduction

Chairperson's introduction

01:00Elizabeth Dick, London / UK

2
Diagnosis and management of traumatic splenic pseudo aneurysms

Diagnosis and management of traumatic splenic pseudo aneurysms

05:00Johann Baptist Dormagen, Oslo / NO

3
Imaging protocols in trauma

Imaging protocols in trauma

05:00Nelson Santos, London / UK

4
Use of dual-energy CT in emergency patients

Use of dual-energy CT in emergency patients

05:00Francesca Iacobellis, Naples / IT

5
Non-fatal strangulation: are we imaging enough?

Non-fatal strangulation: are we imaging enough?

05:00Thomas D Ruder, Bern / CH

6
Ask me anything

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39:00Ask me anything

Description

1 min
Chairperson's introduction
Elizabeth Dick, London / United Kingdom
5 min
Diagnosis and management of traumatic splenic pseudo aneurysms
Johann Baptist Dormagen, Oslo / Norway
  1. To learn the incidence of splenic pseudoaneurysms in blunt and penetrating trauma.
  2. To appreciate the natural history of splenic pseudoaneurysms.
  3. To understand where and when to perform follow-up CT and/or interventional radiology in splenic pseudoaneurysms.
5 min
Imaging protocols in trauma
Nelson Santos, London / United Kingdom
  1. To learn commonly used protocols in the trauma imaging of the body.
  2. To appreciate the value of dose-optimised versus precision-optimised protocols.
  3. To understand how to adapt protocols in my own institution to optimise both dose and diagnostic precision.
5 min
Use of dual-energy CT in emergency patients
Francesca Iacobellis, Naples / Italy
  1. To learn the physics behind dual-energy CT.
  2. To appreciate the range of clinical applications for dual-energy CT in the emergency setting.
  3. To understand the limitations of DECT.
5 min
Non-fatal strangulation: are we imaging enough?
Thomas D Ruder, Bern / Switzerland
  1. To understand the role of MRI and CT in various strangulation scenarios with differing clinical presentations.
  2. To become familiar with typical imaging findings following non-fatal strangulation.
  3. To comprehend the reasons for and consequences of underreporting in non-fatal strangulation events.
39 min
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Moderators

  • Elizabeth Dick

    London / United Kingdom

Speakers

  • Elizabeth Dick

    London / United Kingdom

  • Johann Baptist Dormagen

    Oslo / Norway

  • Nelson Santos

    London / United Kingdom

  • Francesca Iacobellis

    Naples / Italy

  • Thomas D Ruder

    Bern / Switzerland