Multidisciplinary Session
MS 15 - Fever diarrhoea, when to image? - from symptom to diagnosis
Lectures
1
Chairperson's introduction
05:00Andrea Laghi, Rome / IT
2
Infectious ileocolitis: can microbiological diagnosis be made on imaging?
17:00Giovanni Maconi, Milan / IT
3
Acute inflammatory colitis: Crohn's or UC?
17:00Marta Zerunian, Rome / IT
4
Diverticulitis
17:00Matteo Bonatti, Bolzano / IT
5
Case-based discussion
34:00Andrea Laghi, Rome / IT, Giovanni Maconi, Milan / IT
5 min
Chairperson's introduction
Andrea Laghi, Rome / Italy
17 min
Infectious ileocolitis: can microbiological diagnosis be made on imaging?
Giovanni Maconi, Milan / Italy
- To learn about the main infectious agents that cause ileocolitis in Western countries.
- To learn about the role of US and imaging signs that can help guide a microbiological diagnosis.
- To differentiate between primitive infectious colitis and colitis in reaction to a deep infectious process.
17 min
Acute inflammatory colitis: Crohn's or UC?
Marta Zerunian, Rome / Italy
- To review the histopathological differences between Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis.
- To define CT signs that can differentiate Crohn's from UC in an acute setting.
- To review the complications of a colonic location of the disease.
17 min
Diverticulitis
Matteo Bonatti, Bolzano / Italy
- To learn about the imaging classification of diverticulitis.
- To present tips on imaging that differentiate from other mimickers.
- To discuss the radiologic follow-up and management guidance.
34 min
Case-based discussion
Andrea Laghi, Rome / Italy
Giovanni Maconi, Milan / Italy
Giovanni Maconi, Milan / Italy