Swiss Societies Session

SW - The Swiss army knife of radiology: solutions for clinical challenges

Lectures

1
Chairperson's introduction

Chairperson's introduction

02:00Sebastian Schindera, Aarau / CH

2
Polytrauma workflow: how I do it - from door-to-CT to first report in under 20 minutes

Polytrauma workflow: how I do it - from door-to-CT to first report in under 20 minutes

13:00Sebastian Leschka, St. Gallen / CH

3
Stop the bleeding: how I do it - quick and safe embolisation techniques for lower GI bleeding

Stop the bleeding: how I do it - quick and safe embolisation techniques for lower GI bleeding

13:00Christoph Johannes Zech, Basel / CH

4
Breath-hold is not an option: how I do it - ultra-low-dose chest CT in screaming toddlers

Breath-hold is not an option: how I do it - ultra-low-dose chest CT in screaming toddlers

13:00Seema Toso, Geneva / CH

5
The skier’s knee: how I do it - assessing multi-ligamentous injuries and posterolateral corner instabilities

The skier’s knee: how I do it - assessing multi-ligamentous injuries and posterolateral corner instabilities

13:00Anna Hirschmann, Basel / CH

2 min
Chairperson's introduction
Sebastian Schindera, Aarau / Switzerland
13 min
Polytrauma workflow: how I do it - from door-to-CT to first report in under 20 minutes
Sebastian Leschka, St. Gallen / Switzerland
  1. To implement standardised patient positioning and optimised contrast protocols that significantly reduce "door-to-image" time without compromising diagnostic quality.
  2. To apply a systematic, prioritised search pattern to rapidly identify and grade life-threatening injuries.
  3. To utilise structured reporting templates for the immediate communication of critical findings.
13 min
Stop the bleeding: how I do it - quick and safe embolisation techniques for lower GI bleeding
Christoph Johannes Zech, Basel / Switzerland
  1. To learn about the vascular anatomy of the mesenteric artery and how to best prepare for the procedure.
  2. To be aware of catheters and wires to probe also distant mesenteric artery branches.
  3. To learn about the different embolic agents and how they can be used to treat GI bleeding.
13 min
Breath-hold is not an option: how I do it - ultra-low-dose chest CT in screaming toddlers
Seema Toso, Geneva / Switzerland
  1. To explain when CT is justified in paediatric chest emergencies and how to minimise radiation exposure.
  2. To review free-breathing and motion-robust CT protocols for non-cooperative children.
  3. To learn how to report time-critical findings for rapid emergency decision-making.
13 min
The skier’s knee: how I do it - assessing multi-ligamentous injuries and posterolateral corner instabilities
Anna Hirschmann, Basel / Switzerland
  1. To describe the normal anatomy and MRI appearances of the knee ligaments and the posterolateral corner structures.
  2. To explain typical imaging findings of multiligamentous injuries and posterolateral corner injuries.
  3. To learn how to report complex knee injuries in daily practice.
6 min
Question and answers

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