Industry Symposium by Bracco

IND 23 - Advancing diagnostic MRI: high relaxivity gadopiclenol (Vueway) and the potential of artificial intelligence (Aimify™) in routine practice

March 5, 13:00 - 14:00 CET

Gadopiclenol (Vueway) is a highly stable, macrocyclic, gadolinium-based contrast agent (GBCA) with the highest r1 relaxivity of all GBCAs that are currently available or in development. The benefits of high relaxivity are that it can be administered at a lower dose without loss of diagnostic efficacy and that less gadolinium enters the environment. Lower Gd doses may be particularly beneficial in young, pediatric patients and in patients that require long-term regular MRI screening or follow-up. This symposium includes presentations by Prof. Andrea Rossi on the overall safety and benefits of low dose, high relaxivity Vueway for pediatric imaging and Prof. Daniela Bernardi on the advantages of Vueway for imaging of the breast. Finally, even with the highest r1 relaxivity available, some lesions may remain poorly visible at the approved GBCA dose. The symposium concludes with a presentation by Prof. Josef Vymazal on the improved lesion conspicuity provided by AI (AiMIFY) when used in conjunction with Vueway at its approved dose.

5 min
Introduction
Saif Afat, Tübingen / Germany
15 min
Gadopiclenol Safety and efficacy in pediatric neuroimaging
Andrea Rossi, Genoa / Italy
To discover the benefits of low dose, high relaxivity and safety profile of Vueway in clinical routine with young, pediatric patients.
15 min
Enhanced breast imaging with low dose, high relaxivity gadopiclenol (Vueway): assessing the benefits across different patient groups
Daniela Bernardi, Milan / Italy
To appreciate how the low dose, high relaxivity and safety profile of Vueway can be beneficial across different breast patient groups that require long-term regular MRI screening or follow-up.
15 min
Boosting diagnostic confidence: Vueway meets AI (Aimify™) for improved lesion visualization
Josef Vymazal, Prague / Czechia
To discover how AI (AiMIFY) can improve the conspicuity of lesions that are poorly visible even with 0.05 mmol/kg gadopiclenol, thanks to the presentation of Prof. Vymazal.
10 min
Saif Afat, Tübingen / Germany