ESGAR 2016 JUNE PRAGUE CZECH REPUBLIC PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME POCKET VERSION. European Society. of Gastrointestinal and Abdominal Radiology

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1 JUNE ESGAR 2016 PRAGUE CZECH REPUBLIC European Society of Gastrointestinal and Abdominal Radiology PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME POCKET VERSION

2 PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME AND CALL FOR ABSTRACTS Prague 3 Invitation Letter 4 Important Addresses / CME 6 Committees / Patronage / Important Dates 7 Abstract Submission / Call for Papers 8 Registration / Hotel Accommodation 9 Postgraduate Course 1 & 2, Tuesday, June Sessions, Wednesday, June Sessions, Thursday, June Sessions, Friday, June Sponsors 18 European Society of Gastrointestinal and Abdominal Radiology Date of publication: October 2015 ESGAR accepts no responsibility for errors or misprints.

3 PRAGUE Prague is the most attractive meeting destination in the Czech Republic. The City of a Hundred Spires on the Vltava river is known to people from all over the world and ranks among the most beautiful cities in Europe. Its uniquely preserved historical centre, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1992, reflects eleven centuries of history. This culturally rich city full of fabulous monuments charms visitors not only with its impressive, diverse architecture and breath-taking views, but also its intimate, romantic atmosphere. Prague has always been a crossroad of the most important trading routes, as well as a cultural and political centre of Europe. It is the link between Eastern and Western Europe and Prague s location in the heart of Europe makes the city easily accessible. 3

4 INVITATION TO ESGAR 2016 DEAR ESGAR MEMBERS, COLLEAGUES AND FRIENDS, I am honoured to be the ESGAR 2016 Meeting President in the capital of the Czech Republic and to have been given the opportunity to organise the 27 th Annual Meeting and Postgraduate Course in Prague. Prague is not only a city whose architecture walks you through the centuries, but also mysterious and enticing, as our diagnostic images so often are to clinicians. In 1835, Prague became home to Christian Andreas Doppler. At first he taught at the Technical Secondary School and in 1841 he was formally appointed to the post of Professor in Geometry and Mathematics at the Polytechnic School, where he had already given some presentations. It was in Prague, in 1841, when he published his article Über das farbige Licht der Doppelsterne und einiger anderer Gestirne des Himmels ( On the coloured light of the binary stars and some other stars of the heavens ). This article was the first to define the Doppler effect. So you see, Prague has a close relationship to radiology and a very close relationship to ESGAR. Year after year, the Programme Committee and the Executive Committee work very hard to make the congress interesting. They all endeavour to prepare an attractive, but also up-to-date programme. And I hope Prague will not be different. The highlights of ESGAR 2016 will be the two Postgraduate Courses on Tuesday, June 14, 2016 on Common clinical problems in abdominal radiology and Colorectal oncologic imaging. The rest of the scientific and educational programme will follow the successful concept of Lecture Sessions, Research Centre, Clinical Files (interactive case discussion), Foundation Courses, Interventional Sessions, Workshops, Scientific Sessions and Poster Presentations. One Lecture Session will be held in cooperation with the European Society of Urogenital Radiology (ESUR). The School of ESGAR, 4

5 successfully introduced at ESGAR 2015 in Paris, follows the chapters from the European Training Curriculum and is dedicated to those who are close to their board examination. I would like to express my gratitude to the Executive Committee and all ESGAR Members for choosing Prague to host the ESGAR Annual Meeting in 2016 and accepting my invitation. It could not have happened without the help and support of Brigitte Lindlbauer, ESGAR Executive Director. Brigitte and her entire team are essential for the smooth running of the congress. The Czech Radiological Society, of which I am the president, is honoured that ESGAR is held in Prague in The whole board of RS CLS JEP (Radiological Society of Czech Medical Society J.E. Purkyně) as well as the Local Organising Committee for ESGAR 2016 will try their best to make your stay in Prague a happy one and that you take home more than just professional experiences. After all, Prague is worth it. I hope we will meet in large numbers in Prague, all of us interested in abdominal and gastrointestinal radiology. Let us breathe in the atmosphere of Prague and ESGAR. Prof. Vlastimil Valek ESGAR 2016 Meeting President 5

6 IMPORTANT ADDRESSES / CME CONFERENCE VENUE Prague Congress Centre 5. Kvetna 65 CZ Prague 4, Czech Republic ORGANISING SECRETARIAT Central ESGAR Office Neutorgasse 9 AT 1010 Vienna, Austria Phone: Fax: office@esgar.org EXHIBITION MANAGEMENT MAW Medizinische Ausstellungs- und Werbegesellschaft International Exhibitions & Advertising Freyung 6/3 AT 1010 Vienna, Austria Phone: or -87 Fax: maw@media.co.at MEETING PRESIDENT ESGAR 2016 Prof. Vlastimil Valek Masaryk University University Hospital Brno and Medical Faculty Department of Radiology Jihlavská 20 CZ Brno, Czech Republic CME An application will be made to the EACCME for CME accreditation of this event. The EACCME is an institution of the UEMS ( The number of credit hours of European external CME credits will be announced on the ESGAR Website and in the Final Programme. 6

7 COMMITTEES / PATRONAGE / IMPORTANT DATES PROGRAMME COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN L. Martí-Bonmatí (Valencia/ES) MEMBERS R.G.H. Beets-Tan (Amsterdam/NL) G. Brancatelli (Palermo/IT) H. Fenlon (Dublin/IE) S. Halligan (London/UK) T. Helmberger (Munich/DE) S. Jackson (Plymouth/UK) A. Laghi (Latina/IT) C. Matos (Lisbon/PT) Y. Menu (Paris/FR) A. Palkó (Szeged/HU) P. Prassopoulos (Alexandroupolis/GR) J. Stoker (Amsterdam/NL) V. Valek (Brno/CZ) M. Zins (Paris/FR) LOCAL ORGANISING COMMITTEE T. Andrašina (Brno/CZ) P. Dvořák (Hradec Králové/CZ) H. Dvořáková (Prague/CZ) J. Ferda (Plzeň/CZ) M. Hazlinger (Olomouc/CZ) J. Hořejš (Prague/CZ) V. Lehotská (Bratislava/SK) J. Křístek (Brno/CZ) H. Petrášová (Brno/CZ) J. Votrubová (Prague/CZ) J. Weichet (Prague/CZ) PATRONAGE Radiological Society CLS JEP (Czech Radiological Society) IMPORTANT DATES 2015 / 2016 Abstract submission opens October 2015 Registration opens January 2016 Abstract submission deadline January 15, 2016 Notification of acceptance to authors February

8 ABSTRACT SUBMISSION / CALL FOR PAPERS The ESGAR Programme Committee invites submissions of abstracts of scientific and educational presentations for ESGAR Selected abstracts will be accepted for oral presentations (6 minutes speaking time, 2 minutes discussion) and for electronic poster presentation. ABSTRACT SUBMISSION The submission of abstracts (by internet only) is possible until January 15, Late submissions cannot be accepted. The abstract submission system, together with full instructions and guidelines can be accessed via a link on the ESGAR Website Scientific abstracts (oral and scientific poster presentations) must be structured as follows: 1. Purpose 2. Materials and methods 3. Results 4. Conclusion Educational poster abstracts must be structured as follows: 1. Learning objectives 2. Background 3. Imaging findings or procedure details 4. Conclusion Abstracts longer than 225 words will not be accepted by the system. Projects can only be submitted in one presentation category. Posters already on the poster database may not be re-submitted to ESGAR. Accepted scientific oral presentations will be published online in a supplement to Insights into Imaging. Details will be made available in the online abstract submission system. NOTIFICATION OF ACCEPTANCE Presenters will receive the notifications of acceptance by by the end of February Please note that all presenters need to register for the congress! SUBMIT YOUR ABSTRACT NOW! ABSTRACT SUBMISSION DEADLINE: JANUARY 15,

9 REGISTRATION / HOTEL ACCOMMODATION REGISTRATION Registration for ESGAR 2016 will be possible via the ESGAR Website starting from January Information regarding registration fees and deadlines will be announced soon. For more details, please refer to ACCOMMODATION For registered participants of ESGAR 2016, our official travel partner C-IN has secured a number of hotel rooms in different price categories at attractive rates. A link from the ESGAR Website will lead you to the online booking system provided by C-IN. In order to secure your accommodation please make your reservation as soon as possible. All requests will be handled on a first come first served basis. The deadline for reservations with guaranteed rates is May 5, After this date rooms and rates are subject to availability upon request. For all organisational details, booking requests, changes and cancellations please contact C-IN. C-IN Phone: Fax: esgar2016@c-in.eu 9

10 10 PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME

11 PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 2016 POSTGRADUATE COURSE 1: COMMON CLINICAL PROBLEMS IN ABDOMINAL RADIOLOGY 08:30 10:00 PG 1.1 Abdominal pain 10:30 12:00 PG 1.2 Abdominal trauma 14:00 15:00 PG 1.3 Non-traumatic gastrointestinal bleeding 15:45 17:15 PG 1.4 Imaging of incidentalomas POSTGRADUATE COURSE 2: COLORECTAL ONCOLOGIC IMAGING 09:00 10:30 PG 2.1 Rectal cancer: how imaging influences local treatment and outcome a multidisciplinary team approach 11:00 12:30 PG 2.2 Colorectal cancer: staging, monitoring & surveillance a multidisciplinary team approach 14:30 15:30 PG 2.3 Colorectal cancer the postoperative abdomen 17:30 18:30 PS 1 Opening of ESGAR 2016 PLEASE REFER TO THE ONLINE VERSION OF THE ESGAR 2016 PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME FOR FULL DETAILS INCLUDING LEARNING OBJECTIVES. FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT 11

12 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, :00 08:45 WS 1 GIST s [QUESTIONS FROM MY COLLEAGUE] 08:00 08:45 WS 2 MR protocol, liver iron and fat [CASE-BASED DISCUSSION] 08:00 08:45 WS 3 Liver transplantation [FROM MY WORKSTATION] 08:00 08:45 WS 4 Imaging bariatric surgery [QUESTIONS FROM MY COLLEAGUE] 08:00 08:45 WS 5 CTC: how I perform it and how I interpret it 08:00 08:45 WS 6 CEUS: bubbles and softwares 08:00 09:15 SOE 1 Basics of imaging techniques: DW-MRI and Doppler ultrasound 09:00 09:45 WS 7 Peritoneal tumours [FROM MY WORKSTATION] 09:00 10:30 CEUS 1 Benign liver lesions 09:00 10:30 IR 1 Abdominal biopsy and drainage techniques how I do it 09:00 10:30 LS 1 HCC: from diagnosis to patient management 09:00 10:30 LS 2 Female pelvic floor disorders guideline 09:00 10:30 RC 1 How to write a successful grant proposal: both small and large 09:15 10:30 SOE 2 The clinical role of imaging in obstructive jaundice and gallbladder diseases 10:00 10:45 WS 8 Tricky pancreatic tumour cases [FROM MY WORKSTATION] 11:00 12:30 CEUS 2 Malignant liver lesions (not HCC) 11:00 12:30 PC 1 ESR-ESGAR Leadership Session: The clinical radiologist in

13 PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME 12:45 13:30 WS 9 Biliary drainage procedures in the complicated patient [QUESTIONS FROM MY COLLEAGUE] 14:00 15:15 SOE 3 Imaging of the abdominal wall and the peritoneal cavity 14:30 15:15 WS 10 Vascular diseases, perfusion disorders [QUESTIONS FROM MY COLLEAGUE] 14:30 15:15 WS 11 Whole body diffusion-weighted MR [QUESTIONS FROM MY COLLEAGUE] 14:30 15:30 CEUS 3 Hepatocellular carcinoma 14:30 16:00 IR 2 Evidenced based IR for the HCC tumour board: what is the current literature? 14:30 16:00 LS 3 Imaging small bowel obstruction and its complications 14:30 16:00 LS 4 Pancreatic neuroendocrine tumours: case-based approach 15:15 16:30 SOE 4 Imaging in focal liver lesions 15:30 16:15 WS 12 The modern and right approach assessing tumour response [QUESTIONS FROM MY COLLEAGUE] 15:30 16:15 WS 13 Optimisation of dual energy CT for liver imaging [QUESTIONS FROM MY COLLEAGUE] 16:00 17:00 CEUS 4 Hepatic intervention 16:30 17:00 HL 1 ESGAR Honorary Lecture 17:00 18:00 PS 2 Clinical Files 1: Pancreatic and biliary cases 13

14 THURSDAY, JUNE 16, :00 08:45 WS 14 Imaging cirrhotic nodules [FROM MY WORKSTATION] 08:00 08:45 WS 15 Ablation techniques: the basics [QUESTIONS FROM MY COLLEAGUE] 08:00 08:45 WS 16 Essentials in paediatric abdominal imaging [CASE-BASED DISCUSSION] 08:00 08:45 WS 17 Optimal protocol for local and distant colorectal cancer staging [QUESTIONS FROM MY COLLEAGUE] 08:00 08:45 WS 18 Is this a real lesion? True findings and pitfalls 08:00 08:45 WS 19 CEUS: technical requirements 08:00 09:15 SOE 5 The clinical role of imaging in pancreatitis 09:00 09:45 WS 20 Malignant biliary tumours [FROM MY WORKSTATION] 09:00 10:30 CEUS 5 Benign liver lesions 09:00 10:30 IR 3 Evidenced based guidelines for IR in colorectal liver metastases: what is missing? 09:00 10:30 LS 5 Contrast enhanced MR imaging of the liver: consensus statement 09:00 10:30 LS 6 Appendicitis: not so simple 09:00 10:30 RC 2 How to write a research paper from failure to success 09:15 10:30 SOE 6 Imaging techniques for the diagnosis and staging of pancreatic cancer 10:00 10:45 WS 21 Primary malignant liver tumours excluding HCC [FROM MY WORKSTATION] 11:00 12:30 CEUS 6 Malignant liver lesions (not HCC) 14

15 PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME 12:45 13:30 WS 22 Pancreatitis [QUESTIONS FROM MY COLLEAGUE] 14:00 15:15 SOE 7 Imaging in colorectal cancer 14:30 15:15 WS 23 Liver masses secondary to vascular disorders [QUESTIONS FROM MY COLLEAGUE] 14:30 15:15 WS 24 CT and MR protocols for Crohn s diseases [QUESTIONS FROM MY COLLEAGUE] 14:30 15:30 CEUS 7 Pancreas 14:30 16:00 IR 4 Optimising liver imaging for interventional oncology 14:30 16:00 LS 7 MR imaging of ovarian and cervical tumours present and future role (joint session with ESUR) 14:30 16:00 LS 8 Systemic conditions that involve abdominal organs: what you should know 15:15 16:30 SOE 8 Essentials in GI and abdominal radiology: oesophagus and spleen 15:30 16:15 WS 25 Evidence based medicine: pancreatic cancer [QUESTIONS FROM MY COLLEAGUE] 15:30 16:15 WS 26 Bowel wall thickening [QUESTIONS FROM MY COLLEAGUE] 16:00 17:00 CEUS 8 Small bowel 16:30 17:00 HL 2 SAR Honorary Lecture 17:00 18:00 PS 3 Clinical Files 2: Small and large bowel cases 15

16 FRIDAY, JUNE 17, :00 08:45 WS 27 Fistula in ano [CASE-BASED DISCUSSION] 08:00 08:45 WS 28 Hepatospecific contrast media for the liver [CASE-BASED DISCUSSION] 08:00 08:45 WS 29 Difficult cases in acute abdomen [FROM MY WORKSTATION] 08:00 08:45 WS 30 Infiltrative-type HCC from diagnosis to treatment [CASE-BASED DISCUSSION] 08:00 08:45 WS 31 Common indications and screening 08:00 09:15 SOE 9 The clinical role of imaging in bowel inflammations and fluid collections 09:00 09:45 WS 32 Lesions in cirrhosis: not always HCC [FROM MY WORKSTATION] 09:00 09:45 WS 33 How to examine for oesophageal trauma [CASE-BASED DISCUSSION] 09:00 10:30 IR 5 Video case session 09:00 10:30 LS 9 Targeted therapies for liver cancer: impact on imaging 09:00 10:30 LS 10 Hepatic and pancreatic deposition disorders 10:00 10:45 WS 34 Optimising abdominal MR imaging protocols [CASE-BASED DISCUSSION] 16

17 PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME 10:00 10:45 WS 35 Abdominal manifestations of endometriosis: unbelievable but true [CASE-BASED DISCUSSION] 10:00 10:45 WS 36 DWI on the abdomen pearls and pitfalls [CASE-BASED DISCUSSION] 13:30 14:00 HL 3 ASAR Honorary Lecture 14:00 15:00 PS 4 Foundation Course 1: Radiologic-pathologic correlation pancreas 15:00 16:00 PS 5 Foundation Course 2: Radiology-pathologic correlations bile ducts FOR DETAILED INFORMATION VISIT 17

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