EuroSafe Imaging Session
EU 11 - Low-dose effects on human health
Lectures
1
Chairpersons' introduction
05:00Guy Frija, Paris / FR, Reinhard W.R. Loose, Nuremberg / DE
2
Technology advances and artificial intelligence (AI) promises for lowering the CT dose exposure
15:00Mahadevappa Mahesh, Baltimore / US
3
An overview of the concept of low doses: is there a need for an update?
15:00Virginia Tsapaki, Vienna / AT
4
Are recurrent exposures changing the game?
15:00Donald P. Frush, Durham / US
5
Epidemiological studies on low doses: are biases and limits handled in the recent studies on paediatric CT studies?
15:00Marie-Odile Bernier, Fontenay Aux Roses / FR
6
Panel discussion: Is the risk perception related to technology advances, epidemiological studies or to anything else?
15:00Panel discussion: Is the risk perception related to technology advances, epidemiological studies or to anything else?
The session will provide an overview of the current knowledge on low-dose effects on human health, followed by presentations on screening (breast and lung) to clarify the radiogenic risk in this context and on patient perspectives. A panel discussion will focus on technological advances' impact on the current dose levels.
5 min
Chairpersons' introduction
Guy Frija, Paris / France
Reinhard W.R. Loose, Nuremberg / Germany
Reinhard W.R. Loose, Nuremberg / Germany
15 min
Technology advances and artificial intelligence (AI) promises for lowering the CT dose exposure
Mahadevappa Mahesh, Baltimore / United States
15 min
An overview of the concept of low doses: is there a need for an update?
Virginia Tsapaki, Vienna / Austria
15 min
Are recurrent exposures changing the game?
Donald P. Frush, Durham / United States
15 min
Epidemiological studies on low doses: are biases and limits handled in the recent studies on paediatric CT studies?
Marie-Odile Bernier, Fontenay Aux Roses / France
15 min
Panel discussion: Is the risk perception related to technology advances, epidemiological studies or to anything else?
10 min
Questions and answers