Refresher Courses
RC 312 - Fluoroscopy: a mainstay state of the art in paediatric radiology
Lectures
RC 312 - A. Use of fluoroscopy in neonates with suspected gastrointestinal pathology
10:40I. Aagenaes, Oslo / NO
Learning Objectives
1. To learn about the most common indications for fluoroscopy in non-urogenital queries in neonates.
2. To become familiar with the technique, findings, and pitfalls for the most common fluoroscopy non-urogenital queries in the neonate.
3. To discuss the best fluoroscopic approach in suspected bowel obstruction in a neonate.
RC 312 - B. Gastrointestinal and other applications in the older child
10:36S. Franchi-Abella, Le Kremlin-Bicetre / FR
Learning Objectives
1. To learn about the most common indications for fluoroscopy in non-urogenital queries in infants and older children.
2. To become familiar with the most common fluoroscopy queries in this patient group.
3. To discuss the most common findings and pitfalls.
RC 312 - C. Urogenital applications
09:08G. Perucca, Turin / IT
Learning Objectives
1. To learn about the indications for fluoroscopy in urogenital queries in children.
2. To become familiar with the technique in fluoroscopic urogenital queries.
3. To discuss the most common findings and pitfalls.
RC 312 - D. When can ultrasound replace fluoroscopy?
10:46S. Robben, Maastricht / NL
Learning Objectives
1. To learn about the indications for dynamic ultrasound studies.
2. To become familiar with the technique of dynamic ultrasound.
3. To discuss the most common pitfalls.
2. To become familiar with the technique, findings, and pitfalls for the most common fluoroscopy non-urogenital queries in the neonate.
3. To discuss the best fluoroscopic approach in suspected bowel obstruction in a neonate.
2. To become familiar with the most common fluoroscopy queries in this patient group.
3. To discuss the most common findings and pitfalls.
2. To become familiar with the technique in fluoroscopic urogenital queries.
3. To discuss the most common findings and pitfalls.
2. To become familiar with the technique of dynamic ultrasound.
3. To discuss the most common pitfalls.