Research Presentation Sessions: Emergency Imaging
Emergency patients management and COVID-19 complications: open questions
Lectures
1
Introduction by the moderator - Johann Baptist Dormagen, Oslo / NO
02:00
2
Who gets what imaged: exploring patient age and number of body regions imaged by CT in emergency room patients - Jan Vosshenrich, Basel / CH
08:00
3
Whole-body CT scan in polytrauma patients: estimation of radiation dose and cancer risk - Mohamed M. Abuzaid, Sharjah / AE
08:00
4
CT imaging post resuscitation: do we really need CT pulmonary angiography after return of spontaneous circulation? - Katharina Mueller-Peltzer, Freiburg / DE
08:00
5
Spontaneous muscle haematomas in patients hospitalised for COVID-19 infection in the largest Serbian COVID hospital - Ksenija Mijović, Belgrade / RS
08:00
6
COVID-19 gastrointestinal complication: imaging and pathological correlation. - Ilaria Ambrosini, PISA / IT
08:00
7
Correlation between periappendicular fat density value and clinical and radiological CT scores on CT in acute appendicitis cases - Ebru Torun, Antalya / TR
08:00
8
Observation and repetitive ultrasound: a successful tool to reduce unnecessary CT scans in diagnostics of acute appendicitis - Raminta Luksaite-Lukste, Vilnius / LT
08:00
9
Acute pelvic pain in girls: how valuable is MR imaging as an adjunct to ultrasound? - Gabriele Masselli, Rome / IT
08:00
10
Diagnostic errors in imaging and their impact when requesting patients to revisit the emergency room - Ayeon Son, Seoul / KR
08:00
