Special Focus Session
SF 10a - Non-accidental trauma in the household
Lectures
1
Chairperson's introduction
05:00Elizabeth Dick, London / UK
2
Non-accidental trauma in babies and infants
30:00Rick R. Van Rijn, Amsterdam / NL
3
Intimate partner violence
20:00Bharti Khurana, Boston / US
4
The old and the frail: non-accidental injuries
20:00Elizabeth Dick, London / UK
5
Panel discussion: How to suspect non-accidental trauma in the household and how to manage it from a radiological perspective?
15:00Elizabeth Dick, London / UK
5 min
Chairperson's introduction
Elizabeth Dick, London / United Kingdom
30 min
Non-accidental trauma in babies and infants
Rick R. Van Rijn, Amsterdam / Netherlands
- To know the incidence of child abuse.
- To learn which physical and imaging findings can be found in child abuse.
- To learn imaging guidelines when faced with cases of potential child abuse.
20 min
Intimate partner violence
Bharti Khurana, Boston / United States
- To recognise the critical role of radiologists in diagnosing and preventing intimate partner violence.
- To learn how to describe typical and atypical imaging findings related to IPV.
- To be able to discuss the role of machine learning algorithms in IPV detection.
20 min
The old and the frail: non-accidental injuries
Elizabeth Dick, London / United Kingdom
- To understand why the elderly and the frail may be at risk of non-accidental injury.
- To learn how physiology and the mechanisms of injury combine to cause specific clinical and radiological findings.
- To become expert and proactive at seeking out injury patterns.
- To evaluate the adequacy of current legislation on safeguarding vulnerable adults.
15 min
Panel discussion: How to suspect non-accidental trauma in the household and how to manage it from a radiological perspective?
Elizabeth Dick, London / United Kingdom