Professional Challenges Session - Organised by the ESR Ultrasound Subcommittee
PC 3 - The future of ultrasound in radiology
Lectures
PC 3 - Assessing point of care in ultrasound
16:21M. Radzina, Riga / Latvia
Learning Objectives
1. To describe the current point of care concepts, guidelines, and technical aspects.
2. To provide an overview of pathologies and indications that can be covered by point of care ultrasound.
3. To outline the difference of diagnostic and point of care ultrasound applications and training requirements.
PC 3 - Who should be performing ultrasound?
13:37D. Clevert, Munich / Germany
Learning Objectives
1. To learn about who is performing ultrasound currently.
2. To understand the new technical developments in ultrasound.
3. To appreciate the advantages of ultrasound.
4. To become familiar with the future developments.
PC 3 - What will the radiologists of the future be doing in their department?
18:15P. Ricci, Rome / Italy
Learning Objectives
1. To describe the organisation of an ultrasound unit in the radiology department.
2. To define how to challenge with the new ultrasound tools and facilities.
3. To identify a good method of cooperating with non-radiologists performing ultrasound.
PC 3 - How can radiology adapt to the change to handheld devices?
12:01V. Cantisani, Rome / Italy
Learning Objectives
1. To update on technical developments.
2. To define the role, limitations, and possibilities.
3. To show the actual European and non-European status.
2. To provide an overview of pathologies and indications that can be covered by point of care ultrasound.
3. To outline the difference of diagnostic and point of care ultrasound applications and training requirements.
2. To understand the new technical developments in ultrasound.
3. To appreciate the advantages of ultrasound.
4. To become familiar with the future developments.
2. To define how to challenge with the new ultrasound tools and facilities.
3. To identify a good method of cooperating with non-radiologists performing ultrasound.
2. To define the role, limitations, and possibilities.
3. To show the actual European and non-European status.