Research Presentation Sessions: Abdominal Viscera
RPS 1801 - New techniques in abdominal imaging
Lectures
1
Introduction by the moderator
02:00Monique Maas, Amsterdam / NL
2
Value of dual-energy CT late arterial phase iodine maps for the diagnosis of acute bowel ischaemia: initial results
08:00Christian Booz, Frankfurt / DE
3
Liver and spleen MR elastography, T1/T2 mapping for detection-staging of liver fibrosis and prediction of oesophageal varices
08:00Gökhan Mert Özyurt, Yenisehir mersin / TR
4
Assessing pancreatic fibrosis and treatment response with dynamic contrast-enhanced MRI: an experimental chronic pancreatitis animal model induced by dibutyltin dichloride
08:00Yimei Lu, shanghai / CN
5
Non-alcoholic fatty pancreatic disease determined by unenhanced CT: evaluation of the association with hepatosteatosis, visceral adiposity and epicardial adipose tissue volume
08:00Gülsüm Bahadır, ANKARA / TR
6
Bowel preparation in MRI for detection of endometriosis: comparison of the effect of an enema, no additional medication and intravenous butylscopolamine on image quality
08:00Isabeau Ciggaar, The Hague / NL
7
Growth kinetics of pancreatic neuroendocrine tumours by histopathologic grade
08:00Justin Tse, Stanford / US
8
An imaging spectrum of IgG4-RD with analysis of post-treatment imaging response
08:00Nikrish Hegde, Mumbai / IN
9
Effect of an online reference system on the diagnosis of rare abdominal tumours
08:00Matthias Woeltjen, Minden / DE
10
Single vs. multi-level comparison of visceral fat estimation on abdominal CT
08:00Varut Vardhanabhuti, Hong Kong / HK
11
The integrative role of magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography and percutaneous transhepatic cholangiography in malignant obstructive jaundice
08:00Omar Hamada, Cairo / EG