Refresher Course: Oncologic Imaging
RC 1716 - A clinical approach to colon cancer imaging
Lectures
1
Chairperson's introduction
05:00Damiano Caruso, Rome / IT
2
Local staging: what should I report?
15:00Max Lahaye, Amsterdam / NL
3
Colorectal metastases: patterns of spread and optimal detection
15:00Sofia Gourtsoyianni, Athens / GR
4
Pearls and pitfalls in staging and treatment assessment of colon cancer
15:00Lennart K. Blomqvist, Stockholm / SE
5
Panel discussion: Is structured reporting useful in colon cancer?
10:00Panel discussion: Is structured reporting useful in colon cancer?
5 min
Chairperson's introduction
Damiano Caruso, Rome / Italy
15 min
Local staging: what should I report?
Max Lahaye, Amsterdam / Netherlands
- To understand the role of imaging in the local staging of colon cancer.
- To learn the most important radiological findings to mention in your report.
- To know which radiological findings will affect patient management.
15 min
Colorectal metastases: patterns of spread and optimal detection
Sofia Gourtsoyianni, Athens / Greece
- To learn the most common patterns of metastatic disease.
- To learn about the role of the different imaging modalities (CT, MRI, PET) in the diagnostic workup.
- To learn how to utilise each imaging modality most effectively.
15 min
Pearls and pitfalls in staging and treatment assessment of colon cancer
Lennart K. Blomqvist, Stockholm / Sweden
- To learn about pearls and pitfalls in colon cancer staging and response assessment.
10 min
Panel discussion: Is structured reporting useful in colon cancer?