E³ - Advanced Course: Reporting and Data Systems (RADS): from Head to Toe
E³ 1519 - Reporting and data systems (RADS): addressing diagnostic challenges in the head and neck
Lectures
1
Chairperson's introduction
05:00Alexandra Borges, Lisbon / PT
2
Brain tumour-reporting and data system (BT-RADS) and beyond: assessing response to therapy in real-world practice
20:00Suyash Mohan, Philadelphia, PA / US
3
Thyroid imaging-reporting and data system (TI-RADS): dealing with incidental thyroid nodules
20:00Edith Vassallo, Msida / MT
4
Neck imaging-reporting and data system (NI-RADS): is there tumour recurrence?
20:00Barton F. Branstetter IV, Wexford / US
5
Case-based panel discussion: how reporting and data systems (RADS) help clinical practice
25:00Alexandra Borges, Lisbon / PT
5 min
Chairperson's introduction
Alexandra Borges, Lisbon / Portugal
20 min
Brain tumour-reporting and data system (BT-RADS) and beyond: assessing response to therapy in real-world practice
Suyash Mohan, Philadelphia, PA / United States
- To describe the BT-RADS system for assessing treatment response in brain tumours.
- To learn how to apply this in clinical practice and impact on clinical management.
- To appreciate how this compares to other systems and limitations of BT-RADS.
20 min
Thyroid imaging-reporting and data system (TI-RADS): dealing with incidental thyroid nodules
Edith Vassallo, Msida / Malta
- To describe the US TI-RADS risk stratification system for classifying thyroid nodules.
- To learn about best practices and how to apply TI-RADS in clinical practice.
- To understand the impact of TI-RADS on clinical management.
20 min
Neck imaging-reporting and data system (NI-RADS): is there tumour recurrence?
Barton F. Branstetter IV, Wexford / United States
- To learn about the rationale and development of the NI-RADS risk stratification system.
- To appreciate how to apply it in clinical practice across the imaging modalities.
- To understand the challenges and limitations of NI-RADS.
25 min
Case-based panel discussion: how reporting and data systems (RADS) help clinical practice
Alexandra Borges, Lisbon / Portugal