Special Focus Session
SF 15 - How to succeed in brachial plexus imaging
Lectures
SF 15 - High-resolution ultrasound: techniques and pitfalls
13:25C. Martinoli, Genoa / IT
Learning Objectives
1. To learn about the technical possibilities in high-resolution ultrasound.
2. To understand the potential pitfalls.
3. To appreciate the possibilities to extend and improve your ultrasound skills.
4. To become familiar with different clinical cases.
SF 15 - MRI protocol optimisation: different information from different MR sequences (incl. DTI)
10:07C. Torres, Ottawa, ON / CA
Learning Objectives
1. To learn about the different types of MR pulse sequences to assess the brachial plexus.
2. To understand how to improve your MR protocols.
3. To appreciate what information can be extracted from different MR sequences (incl. DTI).
4. To become familiar with 3D high-resolution imaging.
SF 15 - MRI in clinical routine: radiological/clinical correlation
08:57S. Gerevini, Milan / IT
Learning Objectives
1. To learn about the correlation between image findings and the clinical presentation.
2. To understand the importance of pertinent clinical information.
3. To appreciate the additional information which you may be able to provide to your clinical colleagues.
4. To become familiar with different clinical cases.
SF 15 - Case review: a particularly interesting case (part 1)
04:48F. Kuhn, Zurich / CH
SF 15 - Case review: a particularly interesting case (part 2)
05:47C. Martinoli, Genoa / IT
SF 15 - Case review: a particularly interesting case (part 3)
05:24C. Torres, Ottawa, ON / CA
2. To understand the potential pitfalls.
3. To appreciate the possibilities to extend and improve your ultrasound skills.
4. To become familiar with different clinical cases.
2. To understand how to improve your MR protocols.
3. To appreciate what information can be extracted from different MR sequences (incl. DTI).
4. To become familiar with 3D high-resolution imaging.
2. To understand the importance of pertinent clinical information.
3. To appreciate the additional information which you may be able to provide to your clinical colleagues.
4. To become familiar with different clinical cases.