SCR`16 Final Programme - Swiss Congress of Radiology (SCR

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POCKET GUIDE AND
FINAL PROGRAMME
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FINAL PROGRAMME
CONTENT
Introductory Words SGR-SSR & SGNM-SSMN
Introductory Words SVMTRA-ASTRM 7
Participating Societies 9
Congress Management 10
Scientific Committee 11
SGR-SSR Abstract Reviewers 12
SGR-SSR Poster Jury 12
General Information 14
Society Evening 19
General Assemblies 22
Poster Exhibition 23
Lunch Symposia 32
Hands-on Workshops 33
Industry Partners 35
List of Exhibitors 36
Exhibition Plan 38
Dignitaries of the SGR-SSR 40
Session Formats 44
Ultrasound Course 46
CONGRESS PROGRAMME SGR-SSR 49
Official Training and Continuing Education Course
Posters SGR-SSR 24
CONGRESS PROGRAMME SGNM-SSMN 79
Posters SGNM-SSMN 30
CONGRESS PROGRAMME SVMTRA-ASTRM 95
Posters SVMTRA-ASTRM 31
Floor Plans 104
Plan Davos 106
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Wir freuen uns sehr, Sie dieses Jahr nach Davos zum Schweizerischen Kongress für Radiologie einladen zu dürfen. Die
Schweizerische Gesellschaft für Radiologie (SGR-SSR), die
Schweizerische Gesellschaft für Nuklearmedizin (SGNM-SSMN)
und die Schweizerische Vereinigung für Medizinisch-Technische
Radiologie (SVMTRA-ASTRM) haben für Sie ein interessantes
Programm zusammengestellt.
Ein thematischer Schwerpunkt ist die interdisziplinäre
Eröffnungssitzung zur Bildgebung der Demenz. Eine weitere
interdisziplinäre Sitzung befasst sich mit den akuten ThoraxErkrankungen.
Der offizielle Weiter- und Fortbildungskurs der SGR-SSR am
Samstag hat die Erkrankungen des männlichen und des
weiblichen Beckens zum Thema und befasst sich auch mit den
Fortschritten auf dem Gebiet der Hybrid-Bildgebung.
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Verschiedene Symposien und Mittagsveranstaltungen unserer
Industriepartner ergänzen das wissenschaftliche Programm.
Sie geben uns Einblicke in die neuesten technischen Entwicklungen. Ohne Unterstützung durch unsere Industriepartner
wäre die Organisation des Kongresses in der heutigen Form
nicht möglich. Besten Dank an unsere Partner für ihre wertvolle Unterstützung.
Der Kongress bietet Ihnen auch die Gelegenheit, sich mit
standespolitischen Entwicklungen auseinander zu setzen, sei
dies in der Sitzung zur Einführung der klinischen Audits in der
Schweiz oder zu Tariffragen.
Am diesjährigen Schweizerischen Kongress für Radiologie
finden Sie in den Bündner Bergen die nötige Ruhe, um sich
neben dem offiziellen Kongressprogramm auch ein wenig vom
anstrengenden Alltag zu erholen. Der Kongress ist eine gute
Gelegenheit, alte Freunde zu treffen und neue zu finden.
Wir wünschen Ihnen eine gute Reise und einen lehrreichen und
angenehmen Aufenthalt in Davos.
Die Kongress-Präsidenten
Dr. med. Tarzis Jung, MHA Kongresspräsident SGR-SSR
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Dr. med. Stefan Kneifel
Kongresspräsident SGNM-SSMN
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BIENVENUE
INVITATION AU CONGRÈS SUISSE DE RADIOLOGIE À DAVOS
Mesdames, Messieurs,
chères consœurs, chers confrères,
Nous avons le plaisir de vous convier au Congrès Suisse de
Radiologie qui se tiendra cette année à Davos. La Société
Suisse de Radiologie (SGR-SSR), la Société suisse de médecine
nucléaire (SGNM-SSMN) et l’Association suisse des techniciens
en radiologie médicale (SVMTRA-ASTRM) vous ont concocté un
programme interdisciplinaire extrêmement intéressant.
Parmi les grands rendez-vous thématiques figure la session
plénière d’ouverture consacrée à l’imagerie des démences.
Une autre session interdisciplinaire ciblera les maladies aiguës
du thorax.
Le samedi, le cours officiel de formation postgraduée et continue de la SGR-SSR aura pour thème les maladies pelviennes
chez l’homme et chez la femme, et abordera en outre les
progrès réalisés dans le domaine de l’imagerie hybride.
En complément du programme scientifique, divers symposiums
organisés par nos sponsors de l’industrie nous fourniront un
aperçu des derniers progrès technique. Sans le soutien de nos
sponsors, il nous serait impossible d’organiser le congrès sous
sa forme actuelle sans augmenter les frais de participation. Un
grand merci à nos sponsors pour leur précieux soutien.
Le congrès vous offre également la possibilité de suivre de
près les évolutions de la politique professionnelle, notamment
en assistant à la réunion sur l’introduction d’audits cliniques
en Suisse ou à celle sur les questions tarifaires.
En marge du programme officiel du Congrès Suisse de Radiologie, vous pourrez cette année profiter du calme des Grisons
pour quelques instants de repos loin du stress quotidien. Le
congrès est une bonne occasion de revoir d’anciennes connaissances, et de rencontrer de nouvelles personnes.
Il ne nous reste plus qu’à vous souhaiter bon voyage, et un
séjour aussi agréable qu’instructif à Davos.
HERZLICH WILLKOMMEN
IN DAVOS
Liebe Kolleginnen und Kollegen,
Die SVMTRA freut sich, Sie im Frühling von Davos zur
traditionellen Jahrestagung begrüssen zu dürfen, die in diesem
Jahr zusammen mit sieben Fachgesellschaften durchgeführt
wird.
Gegenüber den Vorjahren hat unser Verband den Anregungen
und Beschlüssen unserer Mitglieder folgend erstmals einen
Ausschuss eingerichtet, der unser Kongressprogramm
langfristig plant und es strategisch an die wechselnden
Anforderungen an unser Fachgebiet und an unsere tägliche
Arbeit anpasst. Mit dem Programm der diesjährigen Tagung
haben wir erstmals versucht, diesen selbstgesteckten Zielen
gerecht zu werden und wir möchten den Mitgliedern dieses
Wissenschaftlichen Komitees der SVMTRA, Frau Isabelle
Gremion, Frau Chistine Bruguier, Herr Ulrich Anker, Herr Eric
Fleury und Herr Sandro Scherz für die Arbeit danken, die im
Programm ihren Niederschlag findet.
Bei der Planung war es uns wichtig, den Rahmen breit zu
spannen und gleichzeitig an Vorträgen der anderen beteiligten
Gesellschaften teilzunehmen. So spannt sich das Programm
von der gemeinsamen Eröffnungssitzung mit dem Thema
Demenz über Lunch Symposien und Nachmittagssitzungen zum
Thema Teleradiologie über Qualitätskontrolle und politische
Aspekte unseres Berufes bis hin zur Strahlentherapie und
zum Einsatz unserer Fachkompetenz in Kriegsgebieten – zwei
Themen, die zum Abschluss wiederum zusammen in Plenary
Sessions abgehandelt werden.
Wir hoffen, wir haben zusammen eine kreative und erfolgreiche
Kongresszeit in Davos und wir sind froh, wenn wir für die
zukünftigen Kongressplanungen wie auch zum Thema
Fortbildung insgesamt auf Ihre Anregungen und/oder Kritik
zurückgreifen können und werden in unserem oben genannten
Fachausschuss all Ihre Vorschläge gerne besprechen und
soweit möglich realisieren.
Les présidents du Congrès
Mrs. Michela Mordasini
Dr méd. Tarzis Jung (MHA) Président SGR-SSR
Dr méd. Stefan Kneifel
Kongresspräsidentin SVMTRA-ASTRM
Président SGNM-SSMN
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BIENVENUE À DAVOS
Chères consoeurs, chers confrères,
L’ASTRM se réjouit de vous accueillir en ce printemps à Davos
pour notre traditionnel congrès annuel, que nous organisons
cette année conjointement avec sept sociétés médicales.
Conformément aux suggestions et décisions de nos membres,
un changement a été introduit par rapport aux années
précédentes. En effet, notre association a mis en place un
comité chargé de la planification au long cours de notre
programme de congrès, en l’adaptant de manière stratégique
à l’évolution des exigences envers notre discipline et notre
travail au quotidien. À travers le programme de conférences
de cette année, le comité scientifique de l’ASTRM s’est donc
efforcé de tenir ces objectifs, et nous tenons à remercier Mme
Isabelle Gremion, Mme Chistine Bruguier, M. Ulrich Anker, M.
Eric Fleury et M. Sandro Scherz pour le travail fourni.
Il était important pour nous d’élargir le champ thématique
et, parallèlement, de participer aux conférences des autres
sociétés. Ainsi, notre programme débute par la session
d’ouverture sur le thème de la démence, se poursuit durant
la pause déjeuner avec des lunch symposiums, et continue
dans l’après-midi avec des réunions sur des thèmes variés,
dont: la téléradiologie, le contrôle de qualité et autres aspects
de politique professionnelle, ainsi que la radiothérapie et
l’utilisation de nos compétences en zones de guerre. Ces deux
derniers thèmes seront repris durant les sessions plénières de
clôture.
Nous espérons que ce séjour à Davos en votre compagnie sera
synonyme de succès et d’esprit créatif. Nous serions heureux
de pouvoir compter sur vos suggestions et/ou critiques pour
l’organisation des prochains congrès, et pour l’amélioration
de la formation continue en général. Notre comité scientifique
se fera un plaisir d’examiner toutes vos propositions, et de les
mettre en œuvre dans la mesure du possible.
Mrs. Michela Mordasini
Kongresspräsidentin SVMTRA-ASTRM
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PARTICIPATING SOCIETIES
SGR-SSR
Schweizerische Gesellschaft für Radiologie /
Société Suisse de Radiologie
T. Jung, Zurich (Society and Congress President)
H. Alkadhi, Zurich
C. Becker, Geneva
C. H. Benoit, Zurich
S. Duewell, Frauenfeld
H. M. Hoogewoud, Fribourg
R. Kubik, Baden
E. Merkle, Basel
T. Roeren, Aarau
D. Weishaupt, Zurich
U. Wolfensberger, Horgen
SGNM-SSMN
Schweizerische Gesellschaft für Nuklearmedizin /
Société Suisse de Médecine Nucléaire
T. Krause, Bern (Society President)
S. Kneifel, Chur (Congress President)
F. Forrer, St. Gallen
L. Giovanella, Bellinzona
P. Kaufmann, Zurich
J. Prior, Lausanne
K. Strobel, Lucerne
D. Wild, Basel
M. Wissmeyer, Geneva
F. Wanner, Gümligen (SGNM-SSMN Office)
SVMTRA-ASTRM
Schweizerische Vereinigung der Fachleute für
medizinischtechnische Radiologie /
Association Suisse des Techniciens en Radiologie
Médicale
Y. Jaermann, Vevey (Society President)
M. Mordasini, Bern (Congress President)
I. Gremion-Hofstetter, Epalinges
M. Hofmann-Stricker, Avry-sur-Matran
R. Latscha Brunner, Bottmingen
E. Rezzonico, Magliaso
M. Werner, Sursee (SVMTRA-ASTRM Office)
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SGRRC-SSRCR
Schweizerische Gesellschaft für Radiopharmazie /
Radiopharmazeutische Chemie /
Société Suisse de Radiopharmacie /
Chimie Radiopharmaceutique
P. Koch, Zurich (President)
SSVIR
Schweizerische Gesellschaft für Kardiovaskuläre und Interventionelle Radiologie /
Société Suisse de Radiologie Cardiovasculaire
et Interventionnelle
S. Qanadli, Lausanne (President)
SSER
Swiss Society of Emergency Radiology
P. A. Poletti, Geneva (President)
SSSR
Swiss Society of Musculoskeletal Radiology
Ch. Pfirrmann, Zurich (President)
SGPR-SSRP
Schweizerische Gesellschaft für Pädiatrische
Radiologie /
Société Suisse de Radiologie Pédiatrique
G. Eich, Aarau (President)
SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
SGR-SSR
D. Weishaupt, Zurich (President)
G. Andreisek, Zurich
M. Anooshiravani-Dumont, Geneva
M. Becker, Geneva
J. Bremerich, Basel
K. O. Loevblad, Geneva
Ch. Pfirrmann, Zurich
P. A. Poletti, Geneva
C. Reiner, Zurich
S. D. Qanadli, Lausanne
S. Schmidt, Lausanne
H. Thoeny, Bern
SGNM-SSMN
S. Kneifel, Chur
SVMTRA-ASTRM
M. Mordasini, Bern
U. Anker, Zurich
Ch. Bruguier, Lausanne
E. Fleury, Geneva
I. Gremion, Epalinges
S. Scherz, Bern
CONGRESS MANAGEMENT
Congress Management
c/o Education Congress Research GmbH
Wolfgang Duchek/Angelika Schwingshackl/Patricia Leeb
Neutorgasse 9
1010 Vienna/Austria
Email: [email protected]
P: +43 1 5350599
F: +43 1 5334064448
www.radiologiekongress.ch
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ABSTRACT REVIEWERS
SGR-SSR ABSTRACT REVIEWERS
G. Andreisek, Zurich
M. Becker, Geneva
J. Bremerich, Basel
K. O. Loevblad, Geneva
P. Poletti, Geneva
C. Reiner, Zurich
S. Schmidt, Lausanne
H. Thoeny, Bern
D. Weishaupt, Zurich
SGNM-SSMN ABSTRACT REVIEWERS
F. Forrer, St. Gallen
L. Giovanella, Bellinzona
P. Kaufmann, Zurich
P. Koch, Zurich
T. Krause, Bern
S. Kneifel, Chur
E. Nitzsche, Aarau
J. Prior, Lausanne
O. Ratib, Geneva
R. Schibli, Villigen
K. Strobel, Lucerne
D. Wild, Basel
POSTER JURY
SGR-SSR POSTER JURY
T. Dietrich, St. Gallen
R. Duran, Lausanne
T. Frauenfelder, Zurich
V. Fretz, Winterthur
F. del Grande, Lugano
A. von Hessling, Lucerne
A. Hirschmann, Basel
P. Knuesel, Chur
A. Kaim, Aarau
T. de Perrot, Geneva
C. Reiner, Zurich
E. Tenisch, Lausanne
D. W. Tshering, Bern
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GENERAL INFORMATION
CONGRESS DATES
Thursday, May 19–Saturday, May 21, 2016
OPENING HOURS REGISTRATION Wednesday, May 18, 2016 Thursday, May 19, 2016 Friday, May 20, 2016 Saturday, May 21, 2016 14:00-18:00
08:00-18:00
07:30-18:00
07:30-14:30
CONGRESS VENUE
Davos Congress
Talstrasse 41 | 7270 Davos
P: +41 (0) 81 41521 65 | F: +41 (0) 81 415 21 69
http://www.davoscongress.ch/
[email protected]
ONLINE REGISTRATION
The online registration will be opened until May 17, 2016.
ONSITE PAYMENT
Onsite payment can only be made by credit card (Visa or CHF/
MasterCard) or in cash (Swiss Francs). Please understand that
no other payment facilities like cheques, etc. will be accepted.
ONSITE OFFICE
In case of any questions, kindly consult the registration desk.
Staff members will be happy to assist you.
CONGRESS LANGUAGES
The congress languages are English, German and French.
Please note that all presentation slides have to be in English.
In general, no translation will be provided.
BADGES
You are kindly asked to keep your badge visible on the congress
grounds at all time. Congress badges will be sent in advance
to the pre-registered participants. In the event of loss, a new
badge can be purchased at the registration desk for CHF 20.00.
CONGRESS APP
You can find the entire programme including all sessions,
abstracts, exhibition and general information in the Congress
App. The app “SCR’16” can be downloaded for free for android
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INDUSTRY EXHIBITION
A technical exhibition with the most current and innovative
technologies, products and services will take place during the
congress. Market leader companies will present their spectrum
of products of modern imaging.
Opening hours of industry exibition
Thursday, May 19, 2016
Friday, May 20, 2016
Saturday, May 21, 2016
10:00-18:00
09:00-18:00
09:00-14:00
REGISTRATION FEES
SGR-SSR CONGRESS
SGR-SSR Members
Non-members
Congress 3 Days
until 12.04.2016
13.04.2016–17.05.2016
from 18.05.2016
CHF 170.00 CHF 220.00 CHF 270.00 CHF 400.00
CHF 450.00
CHF 500.00
Residents
until 12.04.2016
13.04.2016–17.05.2016
from 18.05.2016
CHF 70.00 CHF 120.00 CHF 170.00 CHF 200.00
CHF 250.00
CHF 300.00
Students
until 12.04.2016
13.04.2016–17.05.2016
from 18.05.2016
CHF 50.00
CHF 70.00
CHF 90.00
SGNM-SSMN CONGRESS
SGNM-SSMN/SGRRC Members
Non-members
Congress 3 Days
until 12.04.2016
13.04.2016–17.05.2016
from 18.05.2016
CHF 170.00 CHF 220.00 CHF 270.00 CHF 400.00
CHF 450.00
CHF 500.00
Residents
until 12.04.2016
13.04.2016–17.05.2016
from 18.05.2016
CHF 70.00 CHF 120.00 CHF 170.00 CHF 200.00
CHF 250.00
CHF 300.00
Students
until 12.04.2016
13.04.2016–17.05.2016
from 18.05.2016
CHF 50.00
CHF 70.00
CHF 90.00
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SVMTRA-ASTRM CONGRESS
SVMTRA-ASTRM Members
Non-members
Congress 3 Days
until 12.04.2016
13.04.2016–17.05.2016
from 18.05.2016
CHF 150.00 CHF 200.00 CHF 250.00 CHF 350.00
CHF 400.00
CHF 450.00
Congress 1 Day
until 12.04.2016
13.04.2016–17.05.2016
from 18.05.2016
CHF 50.00 CHF 100.00 CHF 150.00 CHF 250.00
CHF 300.00
CHF 350.00
Students 3 Days
until 12.04.2016
13.04.2016–17.05.2016
from 18.05.2016
CHF 50.00 CHF 70.00 CHF 90.00 CHF 70.00
CHF 90.00
CHF 110.00
Students 1 Day
until 12.04.2016
13.04.2016–17.05.2016
from 18.05.2016
CHF 30.00 CHF 50.00 CHF 70.00 CHF 50.00
CHF 70.00
CHF 90.00
EXHIBITION ONLY
3 Days
until 12.04.2016
13.04.2016–17.05.2016
from 18.05.2016
CHF 300.00
CHF 350.00
CHF 400.00
SGR-SSR
OFFICIAL TRAINING AND CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSE
COURS OFFICIEL DE FORMATION POSTGRADUÉE ET
CONTINUE
(included in the Registration Fees «SGR-SSR 3 Days»)
SGR-SSR/SGNM-SSMN Members
Non-members
until 12.04.2016
13.04.2016–17.05.2016
from 18.05.2016
CHF 50.00 CHF 100.00 CHF 150.00 CHF 150.00
CHF 200.00
CHF 250.00
Residents
until 12.04.2016
13.04.2016–17.05.2016
from 18.05.2016
CHF 30.00 CHF 80.00 CHF 130.00 CHF 75.00
CHF 125.00
CHF 175.00
Course Fee
The course fee applies only to participants who want to
register just for the course and do not want to participate at
the SGR-SSR congress. Also participants of the SGNM-SSMN
and SVMTRA-ASTRM congress can attend the training and
education course by paying the respective fee.
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EVALUATION
Please note that SGR-SSR Plenary Sessions will be evaluated.
Evaluation sheets will be distributed at the beginning of the
session and shall be returned after the session by putting it
in the respective box. The evaluation is not necessary for
collecting CME credits.
CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE
The certificate of attendance/CME accreditation can be viewed
and printed after the congress upon entering your MyUserArea
at the website (www.radiologiekongress.ch).
To enter your MyUserArea, please use your personal username
and password.
CANCELLATION POLICY
The cancellation of registration must be sent in written form
to the Congress Management Office. Contact us by email to
[email protected].
Until April 10, 2016: refund of 50%
After April 10, 2016: no refund
CME CREDITS
Continuing Medical Education (CME) is a programme of
educational activities to guarantee the maintenance
and upgrading of knowledge, skills and competence following
completion of postgraduate training. CME Credits that are
collected at the SCR are recognised by most national CMEauthorities in Europe.
CME CREDITS SGR-SSR The educational and scientific programme on May 19, 2016 is
accredited with 8 CME points (Category 1). The educational and
scientific programme on May 20, 2016, is accredited with 8 CME
points (Category 1). The official training and continuing
education course of the SGR-SSR on May 21, 2016, is accredited
with 8 CME points (Category 1).
CME CREDITS SGNM-SSMN The educational and scientific programme from May 19 to
May 21, 2016, is accredited with 20 CME points.
CME CREDITS SVMTRA-ASTRM
The educational and scientific programme of May 19, 2016, is
accredited with 6 CME points. The educational and scientific
programme of May 20, 2016, is accredited with 6 CME points.
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SOCIETY EVENING
On Friday night, the society event will take place at the
traditional Schatzalp offering you a great view over Davos.
Once again this year, there will be a seated dinner followed
by a casual party night for everyone.
Dinner and Party Ticket: CHF 120.00 (incl. menu and drinks
during dinner)
Party Ticket only: CHF 40.00 (incl. 2 free drinks)
Evening event tickets can be ordered online and picked up at
the registration desk. They may also be purchased onsite at
the registration desk upon availability.
HOTEL RESERVATION
In cooperation with Davos Congress, the SCR offers reduced
hotels fees during the congress. Hotels of all categories
participate and offer the cheapest prices if booking over the
official booking link. For more information, please visit
www.radiologiekongress.ch.
OFFICIAL PARTNER HOTEL
For the first time, the SCR has a partner hotel: the Intercontinental Davos. Enjoy the different restaurants, wellness and spa
for only CHF 180 per night incl. breakfast. For more information, please visit the congress website.
ONLINE ABSTRACT BOOK
All abstracts of the SGR-SSR, SGNM-SSMN and SVMTRA-ASTRM
are published in the Online Abstract Book 2016.
You can find the Online Abstract Book on our homepage
www.radiologiekongress.ch.
SPEAKING TIME SGR-SSR FOR SCIENTIFIC PRESENTATIONS
Kindly observe your presentation time (6 minutes talk and
2 minutes discussion). Exceeding the time limit will not be
accepted and the chairpersons are requested to stop presentations in such cases.
MEDIA CENTRE The media centre is located close to the entrance of the
congress centre. Trained staff will be available to assist you
with the equipment. Speakers are reminded to check in at
the media centre at least two hours prior to their scheduled
session. Please note that the media centre should not be used
to prepare your entire presentation and that due to the large
number of speakers the workstations are only available for
minor editing.
Opening hours
Thursday, 19.05.2016
Friday, 20.05.2016
Saturday, 21.05.2016
SCR DINNER
& PARTY
WITH ANNA
ROSSINELLI
DON‘T
MISS!
FRIDAY, MAY 20, 2016 – SCHATZALP DAVOS
This year, the SCR organises once again a dinner party!
It will be held at the Schatzalp Davos – a unique location,
which offers a wonderful setting up in the mountains with
an amazing view over the city of Davos!
The society evening starts with an elegant dinner followed
by a casual party night. During the party, Anna Rossinelli will
be live in concert and heat up to a great mood. The beats of
the party are provided by DJ Janosch, well known from our last
society evening in Basel.
Details:
Location:
Date:
Dinner:
Party:
Schatzalp Davos
Friday, May 20, 2016
from 19:15 on
from 21:45 on
Tickets are limited and sold on a first-come,
first-served basis. So don’t miss your chance
and book your ticket! We are looking forward
to an unforgettable evening!
Prices:
Dinner and Party
Individual ticket Table 10 pax CHF 120.00
CHF 1’300.00
Party only CHF (incl. 2 free drinks)
40.00
09:30-18:00
07:00-18:00
07:00-14:30
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FUTURE MEETING DESK
The Future Meeting Desk offers you an overview of future
meetings in the field of radiology and related disciplines, from
all over the world. Feel free to contribute flyers and posters to
promote your own meetings and courses.
SOCIAL MEDIA
The Swiss Congress of Radiology is now present on popular
social media channels. Follow us on
Facebook: Swiss Congress of Radiology
Twitter: SCR 2016
Linkedin: Swiss Congress of Radiology
MOBILE PHONES AND TABLETS
Please do not forget to switch your mobile phone or tablet into
silent mode before entering the lecture room.
WIFI
Free WIFI is available at the Congress Centre Davos.
SAFETY
The safety of all congress delegates and participants is of
utmost importance to the Swiss Congress of Radiology.
Security measures and precautions at the venue have been
tightened to ensure maximum security for all attendees.
Badges must be worn visibly on the congress grounds at all
times. The Swiss Congress of Radiology reserves the right for
staff to check participants’ identification upon admission to
and/or inside the congress venue. Participants may at any time
be requested to present adequate proof of identity in the form
of a passport, driver’s license, national or military identification or student ID. Documents for the proof of identity must
include a photograph and signature.
DISCLAIMER/LIABILITY
The Swiss Congress of Radiology cannot accept any liability
for the acts of the suppliers to this meeting or the attendees’
safety while travelling to or from the congress. All participants
and accompanying persons are strongly advised to carry
adequate travel and health insurance, as the Swiss Congress of
Radiology cannot accept liability for accidents or injuries that
may occur. The Swiss Congress of Radiology is not liable for
personal injury and loss or damage of private property.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLIES OF
PARTICIPATING SOCIETIES
AND OTHER MEETINGS
THURSDAY, MAY 19, 2016
SGRRC-SSRCR
14:00-15:00 General Assembly Room Flüela
SSER
15:45-16:45 General Assembly Room Flüela
POSTER EXHIBITION
The Poster Exhibition takes place in the rear area of the
entrance level (Parkgeschoss) of the Congress Centre Davos.
POSTER WALKING TOUR
There are two prizes for scientific posters (summa cum laude;
magna cum laude) and one prize for the best educational
poster. The evaluation of the posters by the poster jury will
take place during the Poster Walking Tour. The prizes will be
awarded based on the decision of the poster jury.
SVMTRA-ASTRM
08:30-10:00 Delegate Assembly Room Davos 1/3
The Poster Walking Tour takes place on Thursday evening,
May 19, 2016 from 16:45 to 17:30. At this time, at least one of
the authors must be present for discussion in order to
be eligible for the poster award. If none of the authors is
present, the poster will not be considered for the award.
Industry Meeting
08:30-09:15 Room Flüela
You can find our Online Abstract Book already on our website
www.radiologiekongress.ch or on our app.
PICS
13:00-14:25 Room Sertig
FRIDAY, MAY 20, 2016 Closed Meeting Working Group Cardiac Imaging
13:30-14.30 General Assembly Room Flüela
SSVIR
14:30-15:30 Room Schwarzhorn
General Assembly Private Radiologists
14:30-15:30 Meeting Room Sertig
SGNM-SSMN
15:00-16:30 General Assembly Room Dischma
SGR-SSR
16:30-17:45 General Assembly Room Davos I
SATURDAY, MAY 21, 2016 SSSR
09:00-09:45 General Assembly 22
POSTER AWARDING
Presentation of Poster Awards takes place during the General
Assembly of the SGR-SSR on Friday, May 20, 2016.
Join our
POSTER
WALKING
TOUR
with Cocktails!
COME AND JOIN US AT THE
POSTER WALKING TOUR!
GRAB A GLASS AND JOIN OUR WALK
THROUGH THE POSTER WALLS!
Room Flüela
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POSTERS SGR-SSR
PO01OHVIRA Syndrome- Clinical and Radiological Correlation
across the Ages
K. Lai, E. S. M. Hamouda, M. V. Fortier; Singapore/SG
PO02Gadoxetic Acid (Primovist) – Enhanced MR Imaging for
Characterization of Focal Liver Lesions Developed on
Healthy Liver
L. Paulatto1, G. Brancatelli2, M. Dioguardi-Burgio2,
M. Lagadec3, R. Breguet1, C. Hansen1, S. Terraz 1,
C. D. Becker 1, V. Vilgrain4, M. Ronot3; 1Geneva/CH,
2
Palermo/IT, 3Paris/FR, 4Clichy/FR
PO03Pelvic Congestion Syndrome
B. Freiwald, R. Omidi, R. A. Kubik-Huch, C. L. Zollikofer;
Baden/CH
PO04Errors in Abdominal Doppler Sonography
L. Trachsel, N. Kotalawala, M. Roux, R. A. Meuli,
J.-Y. Meuwly; Lausanne/CH
PO05Pre-operative Imaging Evaluation of Pancreatic
Tumours: What the Surgeons want to know before
resection
M. Pregarz, R. de Robertis, M. D’onofrio, P. Pederzoli,
P. Tinazzi Martini; Verona/IT
PO06PI-RADS Version 2.0: Practical Guide for Adequate
Analysis and Reporting of Prostate MRI Examinations
M. Roux, M. Hauser, M. Valerio, R. A. Meuli, J.-Y. Meuwly;
Lausanne/CH
PO07PI-RADS Version 2.0: How accurate are you for a proper
Communication?
M. Hauser, M. Roux, M. Valerio, R. A. Meuli, J.-Y. Meuwly;
Lausanne/CH
PO08Role of Diffusion MRI in Evaluating Liver Fibrosis
C. Ozturker 1, E. Karagoz2, K. Kara3, G. Sonmez3, H. Mutlu3;
1
Canakkale/TR, 2Van/TR, 3Istanbul/TR
PO09Pelvic Artefacts in Material Decomposition Images from
Dual Energy CT: A Phantom and Patient Study.
S. Winklhofer 1, J. Lambert 2, Y. Sun2, J. Wang2, B. Yeh2;
1
Zurich/CH, 2San Francisco/US
PO10Accessory Spleen versus Lymph Node: Added Value
of Lodine Quantification with Dual-Energy Computed
Tomography
S. Winklhofer 1, W.-C. Lin2, J. Lambert 2, B. Yeh2; 1Zurich/CH,
2
San Francisco/US
PO11Diagnostic Performance of Late-phase Contrast
enhanced MRI of the Liver for the Distinction of
Haemangiomas Versus Metastases using Gadoteridol or
Gadoxetate Disodium
O. Mühlebach1, C. A. Binkert1, J. Froehlich2, O. Kolokythas1;
1
Winterthur/CH, 2Zurich/CH
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PO12The Role of Magnetic Resonance Cholangiopancreatography in the Investigation of Choledocholithiasis
D. Pathmajothy 1, S. Batra1, M. Owen2; 1London/UK,
2
Pembrokeshire/UK
PO13Prostatic Fiducial Marker Placement and Rectoprostatic Separation by Hydrogel Injection under Echo
Graphic Guidance: The Trans Perineal Pathway
T. de Perrot, M. Scheffler, T. Zilli, J.-P. Vallee; Geneva/CH
PO14Computed Tomographic Perfusion Imaging for
Monitoring of Transarterial Chemoembolization
Treatment of Hepatocellular Carcinoma
H. P. H. P. Marquez Masquiaran, H. Alkadhi, M. Fischer;
Zurich/CH
PO15Assessment of Cytoreduction after Radiofrequency
Ablation of Unrespectable Pancreatic Adenocarcinoma:
Correlation between Variation of ca 19.9 and Dimension
of Necrosis at CT.
M. Pregarz, P. Tinazzi Martini, R. de Robertis, R. Girelli,
A. Giardino, F. Scopelliti, M. D’onofrio; Verona/IT
PO16Brain Imaging Findings in Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
S. Kok, S. Kumar; Singapore/SG
PO17Neuroimaging of Acute and Chronic Unilateral and
Bilateral Thalamic Lesions
C. Tuttle, J. Boto, A. M. Korchi, V. Zhekova, K.-O. Lovblad,
M. I. Vargas; Geneva/CH
PO18A case of superficial siderosis and overview of the
literature.
R. Marasco, G. Iussich, J. Heinkel; Locarno/CH
PO19Key imaging findings regarding some tumour of the
Nasal Cavity
S. Durante, V. Dunet, R. A. Meuli, P. Hagmann;
Lausanne/CH
PO20Cerebral infections and Immunodepression outside
of HIV
J. Forget, P. Maeder, P. Hagmann, R. A. Meuli;
Lausanne/CH
PO213D Quantification of Basal Ganglia Susceptibility in
Elderly Subjects: A Validation
V. Dunet1, J. Deverdun2, C. Charroud2, E. Le Bars2,
F. Molino2, C. Geny2, N. Menjot de Champfleur2;
1
Lausanne/CH, 2Montpellier/FR
PO22Estimation of the Effect of Stenosis on Carotid and
Intracranial Blood flow using Quantitative Magnetic
Resonance Angiography
A. Sobieh1, A. Hackbart 2, T.-K. Hauser 1, U. Klose1;
1
Tuebingen/DE, 2Stuttgart/DE
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PO23Quantitative Evaluation of Lateral Pterygoid Muscles
in Patients with Temporomandibular Joint Disorders by
Intravoxel Incoherent Motion MRI.
S. Ngamsom, S. Nakamura, J. Sakamoto, S. Kotaki,
T. Kurabayashi; Tokyo/JP
PO34Acute complications after lung transplantation:
Radiologic-pathologic correlation
C. I. Habre, A.-L. Hachulla, J. Gariani, S. Martin, L. Lucker,
F. Lador, J.-C. Pache, C. D. Becker, P. Gasche, X. Montet;
Geneva/CH
PO24Contrast enhancement in multiple sclerosis is
dependent on the MR sequence used in vitro and in vivo
results
F. J. Ahlhelm1, D. U. Müller-Pfister 1, S. Ulmer2,
J. M. Fröhlich2, R. A. Kubik-Huch1, M. Klarhoefer3,
M. Steinhauser 2, P. D. P. Sandor 1; 1Baden/CH, 2Zurich/CH,
3
Basel/CH
PO35Systemic Air Embolism During Transthoracic Biopsies:
Risk Factors and Preventive Measures
R. Rehwald, J. Petersen, M. C. Freund, E. Schönherr,
M. Haslauer, A. E. Grams, A. Loizides, B. Glodny;
Innsbruck/AT
PO25More precise placement of external ventricular
drainages by combining CT-planning and Angelguidance
F. A. Burn, M. Baumann, C. E. Eisenring, J. Beck, A. Raabe,
M. Oertel; Bern/CH
PO26Imaging of Intracranial Tumours – First experiences with
GRASP Sequence at 1.5 T and 3.0 T
A. Bink, C. Stippich; Basel/CH
PO27Effect of Splenomegaly on Resistive İndex Values of
Extrinsically Compressed Left Kidney
K. Yalçin-Şafak, A. Akça; İstanbul/TR
PO28Triple Rule-Out CT in the Emergency Department
Patient – Should we just do it?
F. Morsbach, K. Higashigaito, D. Benz, R. M. M. Hinzpeter,
H. Alkadhi; Zurich/CH
PO29Intentional Assisted Recanalization of challenging
chronic total occlusions using a high frequency
vibrational device
S. D. Hajdu, C. Sotiriadis, A.-M. Jouannic, F. Glauser,
S. D. Qanadli; Lausanne/CH
PO30Cardiac findings on routine non-gated Computed
Tomography in comparison with cardiac MRI
M. Cristallo Lacalamita1, M. A. Scardapane2,
P. Q. R. Santini1, G. Angelelli2, R. Wyttenbach1;
1
Bellinzona/CH, 2Bari/IT
PO31Triple rule out CT in patients with Acute Chest Pain:
Watch out the Myocardium
K. Higashigaito, F. Morsbach, D. Benz, R. M. M. Hinzpeter,
S. Baumüller, H. Alkadhi; Zurich/CH
PO32Triage CT (Triple rule out): The plenty and the pearls
G. Bodendörfer 1, J. Burnand1, H. Bänziger 1, T. Wantz2,
Y. Agrebi1; 1Riaz/CH, 2Magnedens/CH
PO33The most common idiopathic interstitial pneumonias:
What the radiologist should know.
P. Douek, L. Crivelli, S. Grosfilley, S. D. Hajdu, R. Lazor,
I. Letovanec, C. Beigelman; Lausanne/CH
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PO36Influence of model based iterative reconstruction
algorithm on image quality of multiplane reformations
in reduced dose chest CT
H. Barras1, V. Dunet1, A.-L. Hachulla2, C. Beigelman1;
1
Lausanne/CH, 2Geneva/CH
PO37Dual Energy CT Pulmonary Angiography with 15 ml
Contrast Media – A Propensity score-matched study
A. Meier, K. Higashigaito, K. Martini, M. Wurnig, B. Seifert,
D. Keller Lang, T. T. Frauenfelder, H. Alkadhi; Zurich/CH
PO38Service management in a radiological department with
the service blueprint model
M. Maurer; Bern/CH
PO39Does a Dose Monitoring Software in Computed
Tomography increase technologists’ dose awareness?
C. Heilmaier, N. Zuber, B. Bruijns, D. Weishaupt; Zurich/CH
PO40The diagnosis “iodine allergy” is a risk factor for
adverse events under clinical routine conditions
I. Böhm, P. Silva Hasembank Keller, K. Nairz,
J. T. Heverhagen; Bern/CH
PO41Swiss Survey on Imaging Algorithms in Polytrauma
Patients
R. M. M. Hinzpeter 1, T. Böhm2, D. T. Boll3, C. Constantin4,
F. Del Grande5, M. D. M. V. Fretz6, S. Leschka7, T. Ohletz8,
D. Ott9, S. Schmidt10, T. Treumann11, P.-A. Poletti12,
H. Alkadhi1; 1Zurich/CH, 2Chur/CH, 3Basel/CH, 4Sion/CH,
5
Lugano/CH, 6Winterthur/CH, 7St. Gallen/CH, 8Aarau/CH,
9
Bern/CH, 10Lausanne/CH, 11Lucerne/CH, 12Geneva/CH
PO42Vascular Closure Devices: When, how and which one?
L. Crivelli, P. Douek, S. D. Hajdu, C. Sotiriadis, F. Doenz,
S. D. Qanadli; Lausanne/CH
PO43Endovascular treatment of glomus tumours
S. R. Stojanović, P. D. D. Stojanov, M. S. D. S. Ristić; Niš/RS
PO44Radiological Diagnostic Imaging Diabetic Angiopathy
S. R. Stojanović, P. D. D. Stojanov, M. S. D. S. Ristić; Niš/RS
PO45Clinical signs, imaging findings and endovascular
treatment of Arteria-Ureteral Fistulas
L. Steinert, M. Randazzo, R. Pfiffner, T. Pfammatte;
Zurich/CH
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PO46A comparative study between the clinical outcome
of ultrasound guided injection vs. palpation guided
injection for carpal tunnel syndrome patients
A. Sobieh, A. Tohami, A. Omar, A. Gad; Ismailia/EG
PO57Osteophytes of the of the Fovea capitis femoris –
A finding in asymptomatic volunteers
S. Bensler, C. A. Agten, C. W. Pfirrmann, R. Sutter;
Zurich/CH
PO47Possibilities in supraaortic Viabahn prosthesis,
a technical note
D. Graf, L. Hechelhammer, J. Weber; St.Gallen/CH
PO58Lumbar Spinal Canal Stenosis: Intra- and Inter-reader
Agreement for Magnetic Resonance Imaging Parameters
S. Winklhofer 1, U. Held1, J. Burgstaller 1, T. Finkenstaedt1,
N. Bolog2, N. H. Ulrich1, J. Steurer 1, G. Andreisek1,
F. Del Grande3; 1Zurich/CH, 2Bucharest/RO, 3Lugano/CH
PO48“Virtual autopsy” of living trauma victims: The role of
forensic radiology in clinical medico-legal expertise
P. Baumann, J.-B. Zerlauth, P. Mangin, S. Grabherr;
Lausanne/CH
PO49Task-based evaluation of image quality with a widevolume CT scanner using both helical and axial
acquisition modes
D. Racine, J. Ott, F. Becce, D. Rotzinger, F. R. Verdun;
Lausanne/CH
PO50Evaluation of image performance of a novel 3D X-ray
system with a 3D image quality phantom and
comparison with standard CT
R. M. Benz 1, M. Garcia1, F. Amsler2, B. Stieltjes1,
A. Hirschmann1; 1Basel/CH, 2Biel-Benken/CH
PO51Top 5 lumbosacral spine pain clinical diagnoses:
Evidence-based interventional management.
H. Brat1, T. Bouziane2, D. Fournier 1; 1Sion/CH, 2Tournai/BE
PO52Top 5 craniocervical pain clinical diagnoses:
Evidence-based interventional management.
H. Brat1, T. Bouziane2, D. Fournier 1; 1Sion/CH, 2Tournai/BE
PO53The added value of dynamic contrast enhanced
magnetic resonance imaging in the follow-up of soft
tissue malignant tumours. A pictorial Essay
E. Astrinakis, A. Neroladaki, I. Bagetakos, C. D. Becker,
S. Boudabbous; Geneva/CH
PO54Value of fat-suppressed fluid-sensitive MRI sequences
for the detection and characterization of Modic I
end-plate changes of the lumbar spine
T. Finkenstaedt1, F. Del Grande2, N. Bolog3, N. H. Ulrich4,
S. Tok4, O. Kolokythas4, J. Steurer 1, G. Andreisek1,
S. Winklhofer 1; 1Zurich/CH, 2Lugano/CH, 3Bucharest/RO,
4
Winterthur/CH
PO55Nontraumatic Incidental Findings in Patients
undergoing Whole-Body Computed Tomography at
Initial Emergency Admission
E. Krozcek1, G. Wieners2, I. Steffen2, T. Lindner2,
F. Streitparth2, B. Hamm2, M. Maurer3; 1Göttingen/DE,
2
Berlin/DE, 3Bern/CH
PO56İncidence and clinical importance of extra spinal
findings at lumbar spine CT: A retrospective study of
810 patients
K. Yalçin-Şafak, Ö. Elibol, A. Akça; İstanbul/TR
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PO59Value of Tomosynthesis for lesion evaluation in
osteoarthritic hands using the OARSI score
K. Martini, A. Becker, R. Guggenberger, G. Andreisek,
T. T. Frauenfelder; Zurich/CH
PO60Metal artefact suppression at 3T MRI: Comparison of
MAVRIC-SL with conventional Fast Spin Echo sequences
in patients with hip joint arthroplasty Metal artefact
suppression at 3T MRI: Comparison of MAVRIC-SL with
conventional Fast Spin Echo sequences
M. Kretzschmar 1, L. Nardo2, M. Han2, G. Joseph2,
U. Heilmeier 2, R. Krug2, T. Link2; 1Basel/CH,
2
San Francisco/US
PO61Central osteophytes develop in cartilage with abnormal
structure and composition: Data from the OAI cohort.
M. Kretzschmar 1, U. Heilmeier 2, C. McCulloch2, M. Nevitt 2,
T. Link2; 1Basel/CH, 2San Francisco/US
PO62Iterative reconstruction (IR) in MDCT: Which type
ensures diagnostic image quality when considerably
reducing the doses delivered to young oncological
patients?
B. Pauchard, K. Higashigaito, A. Lamri, R. A. Meuli,
H. Alkadhi, F. R. Verdun, S. Schmidt; Lausanne/CH
PO63Multimodality imaging of paediatric tumours and
tumour-like conditions of the maxillofacial skeleton
S. S. Stefanelli, L. Merlini, A.-L. Rougemont, A. Ailianou,
P. Scolozzi, A. Terzic, M. Becker; Geneva/CH
PO64Ovarian cancer staging and treatment planning: How
can the radiologist help the multidisciplinary team?
A. M. Kalovidouri, M. Picarra, I. Bagetakos, D. A. Djema,
C. D. Becker, X. Montet, P. Petignat, D. Botsikas;
Geneva/CH
PO65Gynaecologic emergencies in the spotlight: What
radiologists need to know
M. W. Wagner 1, T. Bosemani2, T. Huisman2,
R. A. Kubik-Huch3; 1Zurich/CH, 2Baltimore/US, 3Baden/CH
PO66Haematometrocolpos: Aetiologies and differential
diagnoses; What radiologists should know
M. W. Wagner 1, T. Bosemani2, T. A. Huisman2,
R. A. Kubik-Huch3; 1Zurich/CH, 2Baltimore/US, 3Baden/CH
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POSTERS SGNM-SSMN
POSTERS SVMTRA-ASTRM
PO67Standardization of Image Quality Assessment in PET
and SPECT.
G. Di Domenicantonio1, S. Gnesin2, T. V. M. Lima3;
1
Geneva/CH, 2Lausanne/CH, 3Aarau/CH
PO76La simulation comme outil dans l’interprofessionnalité
pour les TRM
O. Sautier, L. Franco; Lausanne/CH
PO68Major discrepancies between official quality control
methods of the radiopharmaceutical preparation of
Nanocoll
M. Straub, J. Caputo, M. Leresche, J. Delage; Lausanne/CH
PO69The role of Fluorodeoxyglucose–Positron-Emission
Tomography in the staging and follow-up of head and
neck squamous cell carcinoma (HNSCC)
M. Jreige1, N. Mechleb2, T. Ibrahim2, M. Haddad2,
F. Chehadeh2, A. Tfayli2, M. Haidar2; 1Lausanne/CH,
2
Beirut/LB
PO70Pilot study of head and neck tumours angiogenesis
imaging αvβ3 integrin’s with Ga-68 NODAGA-RGD in
comparison to F-18-FDG PET/CT.
S. Durante1, P. Mitsakis1, A. Pomoni1, V. Dunet1,
M. Nicod Lalonde1, J. Delage1, J. Prior 1, N. Schäfer2;
1
Lausanne/CH, 2Zurich/CH
PO77Nuklearmedizinische Nierenuntersuchungen
S. Lukic; Chur/CH
PO78Image guided radiation therapy of liver using a new
contrast agent
K. Sprengers, L.-V. Tran, S. Ding, M.-C. Vozenin, B. Petit;
Lausanne/CH
PO79Image guided radiation therapy of lung using new
contrast agent
L.-V. Tran, K. Sprengers, S. Ding, M.-C. Vozenin, B. Petit;
Lausanne/CH
PO80Ex-Vivo MRI: The role of the radiographer in the
multidisciplinary reasearch – Prelimiary results
E. Maturana, S. Decker; Thônex/CH
PO71Evaluation of spleen uptake of Ga-68-NODAGAarginine-glycine–aspartic acid (RGD) peptide in positron
emission tomographic (PET) imaging
M. Jreige1, P. N. Schaefer 1, P. Mitsakis1, J. Delage1,
M. Straub1, C. Soares Sobral1, M. Pappon1, A. A. van der
Gucht 2, J. Prior 1; 1Lausanne/CH, 2Strasbourg/FR
PO72Cardiac computed tomography angiography and
positron emission tomography myocardial perfusion
hybrid imaging in complex coronary artery anomalies –
Case series
C. Gräni, D. Benz, B. Hirt Moch, F. Mikulicic, J. Vontobel,
A. P. Pazhenkottil, O. Gaemperli, P. A. Kaufmann,
R. Buechel; Zurich/CH
PO73How-to: Split-bolus protocol for optimal CT contrast
in post-radioiodine SPECT/CT scans in thyroid cancer
patients
M. K. Werner, M. de Bloeme, S. Metzger, G. Giovacchini,
D. Weishaupt, A. Haldemann; Zurich/CH
PO74Bone and muscular viability assessment before
amputation: usefulness of bone scan and 99mTc
sestamibi dual-phase scintigraphy.
S. Durante, M.-H. Perez, D. Longchamp,
A. de Buys Roessingh, S. Di Bernardo, O. El Ezzi,
A. Boubaker; Lausanne/CH
PO75Branchial Cleft Cysts – Diagnostic Pitfalls
T. Baumann, J. Lieb, M. Kretzschmar, J. Jakscha, D. Wild;
Basel/CH
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LUNCH SYMPOSIA
THURSDAY, MAY 19, 12:15-13:15
ROOM DAVOS I
Lunch Symposium organised by Bayer (Schweiz) AG
Joint Session SGR-SSR & SVMTRA-ASTRM
Clinical Relevance of Gadolinium Deposition
in Brain Tissue
Moderator: V. Runge, Bern/CH
12:00-12:30
Regadenoson: Drug Discovery and Development of a Selective Coronary Vasodilator
for Use as a Pharmacological Stress Agent for Radionuclide
Myocardial Perfusion Imaging
B. Blackburn, London/GB
by Solumedics
12:15-12:45
What We Know From Clinical Research
A. Bink, Basel/CH
12:30-13:00
Arrival of Clinical Cardiac PET with Rb-82 in
Switzerland
J. Prior, Lausanne/CH
by Advanced Accelerator Applications Suisse S.A
and Medeo
12:45-13:15
Gadolinium Deposits Preclinical Perspective
H. Pietsch, Berlin/DE
SATURDAY, MAY 21, 12:00-13:00
FRIDAY, MAY 20, 12:00-13:00
ROOM DAVOS I
Lunch Symposium organised by Fasmed
(Umbrella Organisation of Swiss Medical Technology)
Joint Session SGR-SSR & SVMTRA-ASTRM
eHealth and its Impact on Radiology
Moderator: Ch. Pfirrmann, Zurich/CH
ROOM DAVOS I
Interactive Lunch Symposium organised
by Raymed Imaging AG and Samsung
Interactive Course on Pelvic Imaging
Moderator: G. Andreisek, Zurich/CH
12:00-12:30
Diagnosis of Ovarian Masses: Pattern Recognition Approach
S.H. Kim, Seoul/KO
12:30-13:00
Interactive Introduction into Prostate imaging
H. Thoeny, Bern/CH
12:00-12:20
Isn’t Medical Imaging Just Perfect
for Big Data?
E. Merkle, Basel/CH
12:20-12:40
ITs time: Turning Big Data into Big Insights
M. Dahlweid, Chicago/US
HANDS-ON WORKSHOPS
12:40-13:00
The Swiss eHealth Strategy:
Does it change Radiology?
Ch. Bensch, Zurich/CH
THURSDAY, MAY 19, 13:15-13:45
ROOM STUDIO
Hands-on Workshop organised
by Mint Medical
FRIDAY, MAY 20, 12:00-13:00
ROOM DISCHMA
Lunch Symposium organised by Solumedics, Medeo and
Advanced Accelerator Applications Suisse S.A
SGNM-SSMN
Cardiac PET and New Pharmacological Stress Testing
Moderator: Ph. Kaufmann, Zurich/CH
Strukturiere Befunderhebung zum Tumour-Staging und zur
onkologischen Therapiebeurteilung
A. Wyss, Thun/CH
FRIDAY, MAY 20, 10:45-11:45
ROOM STUDIO
Hands-on Workshop
organised by GE Healthcare
Invenia ABUS – 3D Automatischer Brust-Ultraschall:
Eine Innovation für dichtes Brustgewebe
T. Frauenfelder, Zurich/CH
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JOIN OUR STUDY
ABOUT VITAMIN D
INSUFFIENCY!
RADIOLOGISTS DO IN THE DARK – HOW IS YOUR VITAMIN D?
Vitamin D is an important vitamin in the metabolism of the
human body. During the winter months 26% of Swiss people
have a vitamin D insufficiency and 62% a vitamin D deficiency.
Radiologists are confronted with the prejudice that they work
all day in dark rooms with no sunlight exposure and should
therefore be at a high risk for low vitamin D levels.
At the occasion of the Swiss Congress of Radiology 2016 a
research group from the Balgrist will conduct a study to assess
the prevalence of vitamin D deficiency and insufficiency among
the Swiss radiology population and will compare it to the
reported prevalence in Switzerland.
We invite radiologists and
GET A FREE
affiliated professionals to
VITAMIN D TEST
participate in the study
DURING THE
during the meeting. We
SCR 2016!
offer a free vitamin D test
to all participants! Participants will have to provide a venous blood sample (taken at the
congress venue) to measure vitamin D levels and fill out a short
questionnaire. Please visit us at our booth in the exhibition hall
for more information. We are looking forward to seeing you and
answering your questions.
INDUSTRY PARTNERS
The Swiss Congress of Radiology would like to thank our
industry partners for their highly appreciated support!
DIAMOND SPONSOR
BAYER (SCHWEIZ) AG
GOLD SPONSORS
RAYMED IMAGING AG AND SAMSUNG
MAIN SPONSOR
BRACCO SA
MAIN SPONSOR
GE HEALTHCARE
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LIST OF EXHIBITORS
TALSTRASSENGESCHOSS (LOWER LEVEL)
P 1A
Mecco Medical GmbH
Zug
T 1
Carestream
Gland
P 2
Eizo AG
Wädenswil ZH
T 3
Scanflex/Sirad
Le Locle
P 1B
P 3
Solumedics GmbH
Zofingen
Meditrend SA
Grancia
P 4A Eurebis AG
Hombrechtikon
P 4B Advanced Accelerator Applications Geneva
P 5
Mallinckrodt Schweiz AG
Cham
P 6
Medicor Medical Supplies GmbH
Cham
P 6
P 6
P 7
P 8
P 9
P 10
Medicor AG
VISUS IT Solutions
BARD Medica SA
Zurich
Zurich
EDL
Cordis, a Cardinal Health Company
Mint Medical
P 11A Agfa HealthCare AG
Berre L’Etang
Zug
Heidelberg/DE
Dübendorf
P 11B SVMTRA-ASTRM
P 12
Cham
Sursee
1a medical ag
Winterthur
P 13A BTG
Surrey
P 13B SWAN Isotopen AG
Bern
P 14
Surgical Device GmbH
P 16
Alliance Medical GmbH
Castrop-Rauxel
Terumo
Spreitenbach
P 15
P 17
P 18
P 19
Boston Scientific AG
Canon (Schweiz) AG
P 23
Fujifilm (Switzerland) AG
P 26
T 6
T 7
T 8
T 9A
T 9B
Admedics AG
Zentrum für Radiopharmazie/USZ
SMD MedicalTrade GmbH
Guerbet AG
Bayer (Schweiz) AG
T 10A Menges Medizintechnik Schweiz AG
T 10B Medtronic (Schweiz) AG
Raymed Imaging
T 13
Telemis
T 12
T 14
T 15
T 16
Sanofi-Aventis (Schweiz) AG, Sanofi Genzyme
European Society of Radiology
Wallisellen
Vienna/AT
Dielsdorf
Glattbrugg
Alpnach Dorf
Abbott Vascular
Baar
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Schaffhausen
Appenzell
Münchenbuchsee
Neuchâtel
Swissray Medical AT
Baar
Leuag AG
Zurich
Manno
Belp
GE Healthcare AG
Salenstein
Cham
Bracco Suisse SA
Schlieren
THP Medical Products
Zurich
Root
Vascular Medical GmbH
T 11
Zuchwil
Zurich
MediData
Solothurn
Pearltec AG
P 21
P 25
T 5
Lucerne
TeraReconFrankfurt am Main/DE
P 20B Biotronik Schweiz AG
P 24
T 4
Cook Switzerland AG
Cham
P 20A Teleflex Medical GmbH
P 22
T 2
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Hochdorf
Baar
Vienna/AT
ENTRANCE
EXHIBITION PLAN
P1A
P13A
TALSTRASSENGESCHOSS
DISCHMA
SGNM-SSMN Session Room
P1B
P15
T6
P3
P16
T7
T1
P2
P14
DAVOS I
SGR-SSR
Session Room
DAVOS 1/3
SVMTRA-ASTRM
Session Room
P13B
T13
P17
P4A
P18
T8
T11
T12
P4B
P19
T2
P20A
P5
P20B
T3
T9A
T4
SERTIG
SGR-SSR Breakout Room
T9B
T14 T15
T10B
P21
T10A
P22
P6
P7
P23
T5
FLÜELA
Society Meetings
P8
T16
CASH BAR
P24
P9
SCHWARZHORN
SGR-SSR Breakout Room
P25
P10
SEEHORN
Office SVMTRA-ASTRM
P26
P11A
P11B
P12
POSTER AREA
POSTER AREA
WISSHORN
Office SGR-SSR
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PARKGESCHOSS
DIGNITARIES OF THE SWISS
SOCIETY OF RADIOLOGY
(SGR-SSR)
SCHINZ MEDALLIST
PROF. BERND HAMM, BERLIN/DE
Bernd Karl-Heinz Dieter Hamm, Prof. M.D. is
full professor of radiology and Chairman of
the Department of Radiology Charité Berlin
(Campus Charitè Mitte, Campus Virchow
Klinikum and Campus Benjamin Franklin), in
Germany. He is currently the 1st Vice President
of the European Society of Radiology.
Prof. Hamm received his MD degree in 1977 at the Freie
Universität Berlin. He completed his residency at the Institute
of Pathology, the Department of Radiotherapy and the
Department of Radiology of the Freie Universität Berlin. In 1989,
he became a board-certified radiologist. He was appointed as
a senior staff physician at the Department of Radiology before
he habilitated in 1989 in the field of radiology. From 1989-1993,
he worked as Associate Professor of Radiology at the Freie
Universität Berlin. In 1994 Prof. B. Hamm was appointed as full
Professor of Radiology at the Charité, Humboldt University
Berlin. In 2006 Prof. Hamm was elected as professor and
chaiman of the merged radiology departments Charité, Campus
Mitte and Campus Virchow Kliniken. In 2010 the Radiology
Department of the Benjamin Franklin was also merged.
Prof. Hamm has been very active in the scientific field. He
has authored 605 original papers, 93 reviewed articles and
editorials as well as 11 books. He has held over 500 lectures,
including refresher courses at the RSNA and the ECR.
Prof. Hamm has extensive leadership experience, not only
due to his professional appointments but also due to his
wide-ranging, active involvement in national and international
societies. During his career, he served as President of the
German Society of Radiology and as President of ESUR. In 2015,
Prof. Hamm was President of the ECR and in March 2016, he was
elected as first Vice President of ESR.
HONORARY CORRESPONDING MEMBER
PROF. S.H. KIM, SEOUL/KO
Seung Hyup Kim, MD, PhD, is currently Professor of Radiology and Urology at Seoul National
University College of Medicine, Korea.
Dr. Kim received his MD in 1979, his master
degree in 1982 and his PhD in 1988 at Seoul
National University (SNU). He completed his internship and
residency at the Seoul National University Hospital (SNUH) and
became a board-certified radiologist in 1983. After military
service, he became an instructor in radiology at the SNU, spent
1 year as visiting radiologist at the Hospital of the University of
Pennsylvania and advanced through the academic standings
by becoming a professor of radiology, a professor of urology
and Associate Dean of SNU. Dr. Kim served as the Chair of the
Department of Radiology for 2 years and as Vice-President of
the SNUH for 3 years.
Dr. Kim was the secretary general of the 11th Congress of the
World Federation for Ultrasound in Medicine and Biology
(WFUMB), held in Seoul in 2006. Dr. Kim was one of the key
members in upgrading the Korean Society of Ultrasound in
Medicine and Biology (KSUM) and transforming the KSUM
annual congress into an international one by adopting English
as a congress language with the slogan ‘KSUM Open’. Since
2001, he contributed to the Asian Federation of Societies
for Ultrasound in Medicine and Biology (AFSUMB) as council
member, treasurer, secretary, president, and currently he
is the Immediate Past-President of AFSUMB. In WFUMB, he
is contributing as councillor, vice-president, and member of
various committees. Currently he is the Secretary of WFUMB.
Prof. Kim’s main subspecialty is genitourinary imaging and
intervention and he has authored 368 scientific publications.
In recognition of his scientific work in the field of
genitourinary imaging and intervention as well as his
dedication to building closer ties between radiology in South
Korea and Switzerland, Professor S.H. Kim will receive the
Honorary Corresponding Membership of the Swiss Society of
Radiology at SCR’16.
Prof. Hamm also has a longstanding relationship with the Swiss
Society of Radiology. In 2009, Prof Hamm was elected as SGRSSR Honorary Corresponding Member.
In recognition of his major contributions to scientific research
and teaching as well as his cooperation and exchange with
radiology in Switzerland, Prof. Bernd Hamm will be awarded
the Schinz Medal of the Swiss Society of Radiology at SCR’16.
In addition, Prof. Hamm will hold the Schinz Lecture entitled
”The Prostate: Small Organ - Big Challenges and Chances for
Radiology”.
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HONORARY MEMBER SGR-SSR
DR. HANS NEUENSCHWANDER, PHD, BERN/CH
Dr. Hans Neuenschwander, PhD is currently
working as chief medical physicist at the
Department of Radiation Oncology at the
Lindenhof Hospital in Bern.
Dr. Hans Neuenschwander was born in
Oberdiessbach, State of Bern, Switzerland, in 1957. He followed
his studies in physics, mathematics and astronomy at the
University of Bern. In 1983, he obtained his master’s degree
in experimental physics with a thesis on solar cosmic rays.
From 1983-1986, Dr. Neuenschwander was research assistant
in the Cosmic Ray Group of the Space Research Division at
the University of Bern. From 1986-1989, he did his PhD at
the Division of Medical Radiation Physics, University of Bern
(promotion with a thesis on Monte Carlo treatment planning
for electron beams in radiotherapy).
From 1989-1990, he worked as medical physicist at the RadioOncology Department of the Kantonspital in Lucerne. In
1991, Dr. Neuenschwander got his Swiss Board Certification
in medical radiation physics and was the first winner of the
Varian prize for radiation therapy, awarded by the Swiss
Society of Radiobiology and Medical Physics. From 1990-1995,
he was medical physicist at the Division of Medical Radiation
Physics, University of Bern, interrupted 1992-1993 by a post-doc
stay as a research associate at the Department of Medical
Physics, University of Wisconsin Comprehensive Cancer Centre,
Madison, USA. Since 1995, he has been working as medical
physicist at the Department of Radiation Oncology at the
Lindenhof hospital in Bern, with a current position as chief
medical physicist and department deputy chair.
From 1997 to 2012, Dr. Neuenschwander was member of
the Examination Board Committee of the Swiss Society of
Radiology. In this position he was responsible for Physics but
he also made important contributions to other topics like
radioprotection and biostatistics. In addition,
Dr. Neuenschwander was responsible for the analysis and
statistics of examination results (1st part of the board
examination).
In recognition of his outstanding work and longstanding
commitment for the Board Examination Committee of the
Swiss Society of Radiology, Dr. Hans Neuenschwander will be
awarded with the Honorary Membership at SCR’16.
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HONORARY MEMBER SGR-SSR
PD DR. MED. STEFAN DUEWELL, FRAUENFELD/CH
PD Dr. Stefan Duewell is Chairman of the
Department of Radiology of the Spital Thurgau
AG and director of the Institute of Radiology
and Nuclear Medicine of the Kantonsspital
Frauenfeld. In addition, he currently serves
as Chief Medical Officer at the Kantonsspital
Frauenfeld. He is member of the managing board of the Spital
Thurgau AG.
PD Dr. Stefan Duewell graduated from Medical School at
University of Zurich in 1986. He started his professional
career as research fellow for MR imaging at the MR-Centre of
the University Hospital Zurich. Thereafter, he followed the
radiology residency programme of the University Hospital of
Zurich. After his board certification in radiology and nuclear
medicine, he worked as junior staff member at the Department
of Diagnostic Radiology of the University Hospital Zurich before
he left for a research fellowship at the NIH in Bethesda/ME.
After his return, he completed his habilitation at the Medical
Faculty of the University of Zurich. In the following years,
served as senior staff before he started his current position.
PD Dr. Stefan Duewell is a member of several international
professional societies and a fellow of CIRSE. His scientific
focus is MR imaging in general, cardiovascular radiology and
musculoskeletal radiology. He organised several teaching
courses - in particular in MR imaging and radioprotection.
In his teaching activities, PD Dr. Duewell focuses not only on
radiologists but also on physicians from other disciplines.
Since 2012, he also serves as President of the Thurgauischen
Ärzteverein Werthbühlia.
Throughout his career, PD Dr. Stefan Duewell has been actively
engaged in the Swiss Society Radiology. Since 2002, he has
been a member of the executive board of the SSR-SSR and
between 2012-2014, he was SGR-SSR president.
The focus of his activities within the SGR-SSR is post-graduate
and continuous medical education in radiology. As secretary
of the board examination committee from 2001-2012, he
initiated digitalisation and professionalization of the board
examination. Currently, he is in charge of the division for
post-graduate and continuing medical education within the
SGR-SSR.
In recognition for this commitment to the Swiss Society of
Radiology, his dedication to post-graduate and continuous
medical education and his achievements for improvements
of the board examination, PD Dr. Stefan Duewell will be
awarded with the Honorary Membership of the Swiss Society
of Radiology.
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SESSION FORMATS
PLENARY SESSIONS
The aim of Plenary Sessions is to inform the audience about
“state-of-the art” of a given subject. Every speaker is an expert
on the topic. The presentations will be followed by a discussion
led by the chairperson of the session. Plenary Sessions can
be organised with other medical or national societies (Joint
Plenary Sessions).
SPECIAL FOCUS SESSION
Special Focus Sessions are plenary sessions that deal with a
topic at the cutting edge of clinical practice.
SCIENTIFIC SESSION
In Scientific Sessions, latest research is presented by esearchers, who present their accepted papers. The abstracts of all
papers presented during the scientific sessions as well as all
poster presentations are printed in the Online Abstract Book.
Kontextunterstützte Befunderhebung &
strukturierte Berichte in der Radiologie
Vortrag:
Strukturierte Befunderhebung zum
Tumor-Staging und zur onkologischen
Therapiebeurteilung
Donnerstag, 19.05.2016 um 13:15 Uhr
im Raum Studio
Dr. André Wyss
Chefarzt der Radiologie
am Spital Thun
INTERACTIVE TEACHING SESSION
Interactive Teaching Sessions focus on aspects essential to the
daily practice of radiology. The format of this session reflects
the tradition of a conventional teaching session, in which experienced teachers share their insights into a topic. The teaching
format is usually case-based and interactive as attendees use
an electronic voting tool.
LUNCH SYMPOSIA
Lunch Symposia are organised by industry partners. They are
educational sessions dealing with scientific topics of general
interest for the radiological and nuclear medicine community.
Lunch symposia contain presentations given by national and/
or international experts or can also be interactive.
HANDS-ON WORKSHOPS
Hands-On Workshops are organised by industry partners
and provide a platform for companies to present a product
or to discuss a scientific topic. The workshop may consist of
a lecture session or it may also contain a hands-on training.
The organising company is fully responsible for the scientific
content. Places might be limited.
This course is a one day teaching course dedicated to one
topic, which may be organ-based or disease-based. It consists
of a series of three lectures, sessions and a Lunch Symposium.
The course provides state-of-the-art lectures dedicated to the
practical needs of daily clinical routine. Course speakers are
renowned national and international experts.
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ULTRASOUND
NEW
COURSE –
THE BASICS
This year for the first time, an Ultrasound Course will be
organised during SCR’16 in collaboration with the Swiss
Society for Ultrasound in Medicine (SGUM-SSUM). Within one
day, the basics of the abdomen and emergency sonography
including the Doppler technique shall be transmitted to young
radiologists. As small groups of four people can train on four
ultrasound units, this course offers young radiologists an
exclusive possibility with high practical use.
When: Thursday, May 19, 10:50-17:30
Where: Room Forum
All participants receive a Certificate of Attendance by the
SGR-SSR and the SGUM-SSUM.
PROGRAMME
WORKSHOP: BASIC ULTRASOUND COURSE OF
THE ABDOMEN ACCORDING TO SGUM-GUIDELINES
Organiser: Joachim Hohmann, Basel/CH
10:50Introduction
11:151st working station:
Standard examination of the abdomen
Tutors: Joachim Hohmann, Basel/CH and
Silke Potthast Schlieren/CH
13:302nd working station:
Doppler (Basics)
Tutors: Thomas Chlibec, Rorschach/CH and
Miklos Csato, Zurich/CH
2nd round
Group A: Doppler (Basics)
Group B: Emergency (eFast, BAA)
Group C: Kidneys and urinary tract
Group D: Standard examination of the abdomen
14:15-14:30 Break
Price: CHF 150.00
1st round
Group A: Standard examination of the abdomen
Group B: Doppler (Basics)
Group C: Emergency (eFast, BAA)
Group D: Kidneys and urinary tract
12:00-13:30 Break
Exhibition Area
Exhibition Area
14:303rd working station:
Emergency (eFast, BAA)
Tutors: Marga Rominger, Zurich/CH and
Anna Falkowski, Basel/CH
3rd round
Group A: Emergency (eFast, BAA)
Group B: Kidneys and urinary tract
Group C: Standard examination of the abdomen
Group D: Doppler (Basics)
15:15-15:45 Break
Exhibition Area
15:454th working station:
Kidneys and urinary tract
Tutors: Anika Hansmann, Zurich/CH and
Friederike Prüfer, Basel/CH
4th round
Group A: Kidneys and urinary tract
Group B: Standard examination of the abdomen
Group C: Doppler (Basics)
Group D: Emergency (eFast, BAA)
16:30 Free practice and training
The Congress Organisation acknowledges the support of
Toshiba Medical Systems AG and Philips AG that kindly provide
the ultrasound machines for this course.
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Acknowledgment of
Sponsorship
The Lunch Symposium
Friday, May 20, 2016, 12:00-13:00
“ eHealth and
its impact on radiology ”
CONGRESS PROGRAMME SGR-SSR
103. ANNUAL MEETING SGR-SSR
has been sponsored by the following
members of FASMED
GE Medical Systems AG
Philips Health Systems
Siemens Healthcare AG
Worbstrasse 52, Postfach 160, 3074 Muri b. Bern
[email protected], www.fasmed.ch
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SS I
Urogenital Imaging
Break/Posters/Technical Exhibition
INTERACTIVE TEACHING SESSION
Common and Uncommon Errors
in Plain Film and CT Imaging of
the Chest: How to Improve Your
Performance
POSTER WALKING TOUR WITH APPETIZERS
14:00-15:15
15:15-15:45
15:45-16:45
16:45-17:30
SS IV
Cardiovascular Imaging
13:15-14:00
SS II (SGR&SGNM)
Hybrid and Oncologic Imaging
LS
Clinical Relevance of Gadolinium
Deposition in Brain Tissue
organised by Bayer (Schweiz) AG
12:00-12:15
SCHWARZHORN
12:15-13:15
JOINT PS (SGR, SGNM & SVMTRA)
Neuroimaging in Dementia
11:00-12:00
DAVOS 1
OPENING OF SWISS CONGRESS OF
RADIOLOGY 2016
Welcome Address
SGR, SGNM, SVMTRA 10:50-11:00
SS III
Radiation Protection and Cost
Introduction of Clinical Audits in
Switzerland
SERTIG
13:15-13:45
HANDS-ON WS
Strukturierte Befunderhebung
zum Tumor-Staging und zur onkologischen Therapiebeurteilung
organised by Mint Medical
STUDIO
SGR | THURSDAY, MAY 19, 2016
THURSDAY, MAY 19, 2016 | SGR
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10:50-11:00 CONGRESS OPENING – Room Davos I
WELCOME ADDRESS
T. Jung, Zurich/CH, S. Kneifel, Chur/CH,
M. Mordasini, Bern/CH
Learning Objectives:
1.To introduce examples of clinical audits in
radiology
2.To introduce the legal framework of the clinical
audits in Switzerland
3.To summarize the content of the proposed
clinical audits in CT in Switzerland
11:00-12:00 JOINT PLENARY SESSION SGR-SSR, Room Davos I
SGNM-SSMN & SVMTRA-ASTRM
NEUROIMAGING IN DEMENTIA
Moderators: S. Kneifel, Chur/CH;
C. Stippich, Basel/CH; I. Gremion, Lausanne/CH
11:00 Neuroradiology in Dementia
S. Haller, Geneva/CH
1.Understand what patients may need imaging
for dementia
2.How to develop an imaging strategy with the
appropriate techniques
3.How to classify diseases according to imaging
and predict outcome
11:20The Role of PET in Diagnosis and Follow up of
Dementias
T. van Eimeren, Cologne/DE
1.E xplain the challenges of molecular imaging
in dementias
2.Describe the appropriate use of various PETTracers in dementia care
3.Describe quantitative approaches to image
analysis in molecular imaging of dementia
11:40Advanced Neuroimaging: Beyond Morphology
M. El Koussy, Bern/CH
1.E xplain advanced neuroimaging for MRI in
dementia
2.E xplain the informations beyond morphology
in MRI of dementia
3.Describe volumetry in MR imaging of dementia
11:05-12:05 SPECIAL FOCUS SESSION FOR Room Sertig
SGR-SSR & SVMTRA-ASTRM
INTRODUCTION OF CLINICAL AUDITS IN
SWITZERLAND
Moderator: C. Becker, Geneva/CH
11:00 Clinical Audits in Radiology as a Quality
Improvement
S. Schindera, Basel/CH
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11:10Experiences of the Pilotaudits in Switzerland –
The View of the Auditors
A. Steiner, Samedan/CH; Y. Kaeser,
Uetikon am See/CH; B. Freiwald, Baden/CH
1.To give an overview of the pilotaudits
2.To summarize the practical experiences gained
during the pilotaudits
3.To suggest improvements for future audits
The View of an Audited Institute
C. Nauer, Chur/CH
1.To summarize the efforts before the audit
2.To summarize the experiences gained during
the audit
3.To suggest improvements for the auditors
11:40Implementation of the Clinical Audits in
Switzerland
1.To introduce the general framework of the
clinical audits in Switzerland
2.To summarize the challenges while
implementing clinical audits
3.To discuss factors which could make the audits
successful
11:50 Questions and Discussion
12:00-12:15 Break
Exhibition Area
12:15-13:15LUNCH SYMPOSIUM
Room Davos I
ORGANISED BY BAYER (SCHWEIZ) AG
CLINICAL RELEVANCE OF GADOLINIUM
DEPOSITION IN BRAIN TISSUE Moderator: V. Runge, Bern/CH
12:15 What We Know From Clinical Research
A. Bink, Basel/CH
12:45 Gadolinium Deposits Preclinical Perspective
13:15-14:00 Break
Exhibition Area
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14:00-15.15SCIENTIFIC SESSION I Room Davos I
14:00-15:15JOINT SESSION Room Schwarzhorn
SGR-SSR &SGNM-SSMN
UROGENITAL IMAGING
Moderators: D. Boll, Basel/CH, A. Boss, Zurich/CH
SCIENTIFIC SESSION II
HYBRID AND ONCOLOGIC IMAGING
SS101Predictive value of low dose and dual-energy CT
Moderators: D. Husarik, Wetzikon/CH;
for successful stone disintegration in shock wave
P. Veit-Haibach, Zurich/CH
lithotripsy: An in-vitro study
S. Winklhofer, P. Stolzmann, C. Fankhauser,
SS110Performance of 18-F Choline PET/CT in adenoma
C. Poyet, P. Wolfsgruber, T. Sulser, H. Alkadhi,
detection in hyperparathyroidism
R. Largo; Zurich/CH
K. Strobel, B. T. Nguyen, H. S. Grünig, S. Fischli,
M. Pérez Lago, A. Zander, W. Müller; Lucerne/CH
SS102Assessment of variation induced by physiological
motion in multi-slice renal diffusion-weighted
SS111Localisation of Insulinoma: Comparison of Glucamagnetic resonance imaging at 3T
gon-like Peptide-1 Receptor (GLP1-R) SPECT/CT,
I. Friedli, L. A. Crowe, S. de Seigneux, J.-P. Vallee;
PET/CT and MRI. Preliminary results of a prospecGeneva/CH
tive clinical study
K. Antwi1, M. Fani1, T. Heye1, G. Nicolas1,
SS103Multiple linear regression for predicting fibrosis in
E. M. Merkle1, J. C. Reubi2, M. P. D. B. Gloor2,
the kidney using T1 Mapping and ‘RESOLVE’ diffuE. Christ 2, D. Wild1; 1Basel/CH, 2Bern/CH
sion-weighted magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
I. Friedli, L. A. Crowe, L. Berchtold, S. Moll,
SS112Value of respiratory-triggered, periodically
K. Hadaya, T. de Perrot, P. Y. Martin,
rotated overlapping parallel T2-weithed imaging in
S. de Seigneux, J.-P. Vallee; Geneva/CH
evaluation of pulmonary nodules – analysis with
tri-modality PET/CT-MR
SS104Diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) as a predictor of
F. D. G. Barbosa1, J. H. Geismar2, G. Delso1,
prostate cancer (PCa) Gleason score: quantitative
M. Huellner 1, P. Stolzmann1, P. Veit-Haibach1;
correlation
1
Zurich/CH, 2Villigen/CH
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2
2
2
M. Kekelidze , J. Hohmann , T. Haas , G. Bongartz ;
1
2
Baden/CH, Basel/CH
SS113Diagnostic accuracy of PET/MR in comparison to
PET/CT in local thoracic staging of Malignant Pleu
SS105Comparison of image quality and patient discomral Mesothelioma
fort in prostate MRI: Pelvic phased array coil vs.
K. Martini, A. Meier, I. Schmitt-Opitz, W. Weder,
endorectal coil
P. Veit-Haibach, R. Stahel, T. Frauenfelder;
B. K. Barth1, A. Cornelius2, D. Nanz 1, D. Eberli1,
Zurich/CH
O. F. Donati1; 1Zurich/CH, 2Aarau/CH
SS114Long-term prognostic value of cardiac hybrid
SS106Detecting high-risk prostate cancer by analysing
imaging integrating nuclear myocardial perfusion
the histogram of ADC and IVIM parameter values
imaging with coronary computed tomography
S. Barbieri, M. Brönnimann, S. Boxler, H. C. Thoeny;
angiography
Bern/CH
A. Pazhenkottil, R. Buechel, D. Benz, C. Gräni,
SS107Comparison of the new PIRADS 2.0 criteria and a
F. Mikulicic, T. A. Fuchs, B. Hirt Moch, J. Stehli,
simplified 3-tier prostate scoring system for
O. Gaemperli, P. A. Kaufmann; Zurich/CH
categorization of prostate lesions
SS115Early response monitoring with 18F-FDG PET/CT
M. Benz, G. Mueller, R. Sager, S.-R. Yang,
after Chemoradiotherapy with Cetuximab in head
A. L. Falkowski, M. Kekelidze, L. Bubendorf,
and neck Squamous Cell Carcinoma Patients
G. Bongartz, T. Heye; Basel/CH
(HNSCC)
SS108Pre-operative uterine volume estimation: TransF. D. G. Barbosa, G. Delso, M. Huellner,
vaginal ultrasound (TVUS) versus 3D MRI volumetry
P. Stolzmann, P. Veit-Haibach; Zurich/CH
D. A. Djema, V. Villard, A. Kalovidouri, C. D. Becker,
SS116The potential of CT morphological criteria in
M. Picarra, J. Dubuisson, D. Botsikas; Geneva/CH
characterizing small sized (≤1cm) 18FDG avid lymph
SS109Sexual anatomy studied by MRI in correlation with
nodes on PET/CT imaging of head and neck cancer
sexual function in women with and without genital
S. Malekzadeh, D. Duarte, V. Soubeyran, C. Duc,
mutilation. Is it all about the tip of the iceberg?
C. Constantin, M. E. Kamel; Sion/CH
M. Picarra, J. Abdulcadir, M. Bolmont, D. A. Djema,
F. Bianchi-Demicheli, P. Petignat, M. Yaron,
D. Botsikas; Geneva/CH
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SS117Tumour cachexia and its associated activation of
brown adipose tissue
A. Becker, H. W. Nagel, I. A. Burger, C. Wolfrum;
Zurich/CH
SS118Impact of TOF versus non TOF PET imaging for
Choline PET/MR in osseous structures
U. J. Mühlematter, H. W. Nagel, F. D. G. Barbosa,
G. Delso, E. Voert, P. Veit-Haibach, I. A. Burger;
Zurich/CH
14:00-15:15SCIENTIFIC SESSION III Room Sertig
RADIATION PROTECTION AND COSTS
Moderators: H. Alkadhi, Zurich/CH; E. Merkle,
Basel/CH
SS119A dose monitoring software in conventional X-ray
imaging: initial experiences
C. Heilmaier, N. Zuber, D. Weishaupt; Zurich/CH
SS120Estimation of an optimal dose protocol for evaluation of the lumbar spine of human cadaveric specimens in upright position with a novel 3D X-ray
system
R. M. Benz1, D. Harder 1, R. Menz 1, H.-W. Roser 1,
F. Amsler 2, B. Stieltjes1, A. Hirschmann1; 1Basel/CH,
2
Biel-Benken/CH
SS121The initial results of a regional Swiss CT Dose
Registry
A. Parakh, S. T. Schindera; Basel/CH
SS122Lung dose and radiation-induced cancer risk
assessment in ultra-low dose chest computed
tomography (CT)
N. N. Saltybaeva, K. Martini, T. Frauenfelder,
SS123Repeated CT scans in trauma transfers: a retrospective analysis of indications and radiation dose
exposure
R. M. M. Hinzpeter, K. Sprengel, G. Wanner,
SS124Role of CT radiation dose tracking software for
automated dose-metric analysis for initiation of
an institutional optimization programme and comparison with national diagnostic reference levels
A. Parakh, S. T. Schindera; Basel/CH
SS125Improving radiation awareness and feeling of personal security of non-radiological medical staff in
computed tomography by implementing a traffic
light system
C. Heilmaier, A. Mayor, N. Zuber, P. Fodor,
D. Weishaupt; Zurich/CH
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SS126Cost-effectiveness of bone strength screening for
osteoporosis in postmenopausal women
C. A. Agten, S. Honig, G. Chang; New York/US
SS127”Green Fingerprint” project – An evaluation of the
”low power” consumption in a radiology department: Part I – an inventory
J. Hohmann, P. Brantner, G. M. Karwacki,
C. Zähringer; Basel/CH
15:15-15:45 Break
Exhibition Area
15:45-16:45INTERACTIVE TEACHING SESSION Moderator: P. Vock, Bern/CH
Room Davos I
Common and Uncommon Errors in Plain Film and
CT Imaging of the Chest: How to improve your
performance
N. Howarth, Geneva/CH
1.To learn about the common reasons for errors
of interpretation of plain film and CT imaging of
the chest
2.To understand how a side-by-side comparison
of the chest x-ray and MDCT of missed lesions
can help reduce the busy radiologist’s error rate
3.To improve the skills required for accurate
interpretation of plain film and CT imaging of
the chest
15:45-16.45SCIENTIFIC SESSION IV Room Schwarzhorn
CARDIOVASCULAR IMAGING
Moderators: S. Wildermuth, St. Gallen/CH;
R. Wyttenbach, Bellinzona/CH
SS128Simultaneous Assessment of Cardiac Function and
Infarct Size in a Mouse Model Using a 4D Strategy
on a Clinical 3T MR System
L. A. Crowe1, F. Montecucco2, F. Burger 1, A. Roth1,
F. Carbone1, I. Friedli1, A.-L. Hachulla1,
V. Braunersreuther 1, F. Mach1, J.-P. Vallee1;
1
Geneva/CH, 2Genoa/IT
SS129MRI-Based Approach to Measurement Disease
Burden in Patients with Atrial Fibrillation
M. Pradella, S. Knecht, B. Stieltjes, M. Kühne,
C. Sticherling, J. Bremerich, G. Sommer; Basel/CH
SS130 Novel Ultrasound Triggering with Spatially
Resolved MR-Compatible Doppler for Cardiovascular MRI
L. A. Crowe, G. Manasseh, T. de Perrot, H. Muller,
R. Salomir, J.-P. Vallee; Geneva/CH
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SS131Impact of Parallel Imaging, View-sharing and
Compressed Sensing Sequences on Arterial Input
Function Sampling
M. Benz 1, G. Bongartz 1, S. T. Schindera1,
J. Froehlich2, T. Heye1; 1Basel/CH, 2Zurich/CH
SS132Step-and-Shoot CCTA vs. High-Pitch Spiral CCTA:
Comparison of Image Quality and Radiation
Exposure
D. Seppelt, D. Danowski, U. Speiser, T. Brauer,
C. Kolb, C. Radosa, M. Laniado, R. Strasser,
I. Platzek; Dresden/DE
SS133From Bench to Bedside: Clinical Evaluation of a
Microbolus Contrast Agent Injection Protocol for
CT Angiography Derived from a Dynamic Vascular
Phantom
M. Benz 1, G. Stadelmann1, A. Willmes2,
G. Bongartz 1, S. T. Schindera1; 1Basel/CH, 2Ulm/DE
SS134Suction/Inspiration against resistance or standardized Mueller maneuver: a new breathing
technique to improve contrast density within the
pulmonary artery: a pilot CT study
A. Gutzeit, J. Froehlich, C. Reischauer; Zurich/CH
16:45-17:30 POSTER WALKING TOUR Transform your Workflow
Exhibition Area
Official dealer for Switzerland:
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Imaging and Therapy of the Acute
Thoracic Syndrome
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eHealth and the Impact
on Radiology
organised by Fasmed
JOINT PS (SGR meets SFR)
Imaging of the Shoulder
10:30-11:50
11:50-12:00
12:00-13:00
13:00-13:30
13:30-14:50
14:50-15:30
SGR-SSR GENERAL ASSEMBLY
16:15-16:30
16:30-17:45
15:30A-16:15 SCHINZ LECTURE
The Prostate – Small Organ – Big
Challenges and Chances for
Radiology
09:45-10:30
DAVOS 1
SS V
Abdominal and Pelvic Imaging
08:15-09:45
SCHWARZHORN
13:00 -14:25
SSVIR SESSION
Complications in Interventional
Radiology Procedures: Diagnosis,
Management and Prevention
SS VIII
Brain, Head and Neck
SS VI
Musculoskeletal Imaging
SERTIG
10:30-11:30
Gadolinium Contrast Agent Safety:
Facts and Myths
SS VII
Breast and Chest
10:45-11:45
HANDS-ON WS
Invenia ABUS - 3D Automatischer
Brust-Ultraschall: Eine Innovation für
dichtes Brustgewebe
organised by GE Healthcare
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FRIDAY, MAY 20, 2016
08:15-09:45 SCIENTIFIC SESSION V Room Davos I
ABDOMINAL AND PELVIC IMAGING
Moderators: C. Reiner, Zurich/CH; J. Heverhagen,
Bern/CH
SS201Multi-Slice Accelerated EPI Diffusion-Weighted
Imaging Versus Conventional Diffusion-Weighted
Imaging in the Upper Abdomen: Influence of
Acceleration Factor on Image Quality
B. K. Barth, L. Filli, D. Kenkel, A. Boss, M. Piccirelli,
M. Wurnig, C. S. Reiner; Zurich/CH
SS202Impact of Vendor and Field Strength of the
Magnetic Resonance Scanner on Measurements of
IVIM Parameter Values in Abdominal Organs
S. Barbieri1, O. F. Donati2, J. Froehlich1,
H. C. Thoeny 1; 1Bern/CH, 2Zurich/CH
SS203Is there evidence for more than two diffusion
components in abdominal organs? – Assessment
in healthy volunteers
M. Wurnig, M. Germann, A. Boss; Zurich/CH
SS204Reduction in Respiratory Motion Artefacts on
Gadoxetate-enhanced MRI after Training Technicians to Apply a Simple and more Patient-Adapted
Breathing Command
A. Gutzeit, J. Froehlich, O. Kolokhitas, D. Mu Koh;
Zurich/CH
SS205MRI texture analysis for differentiation of malign
and benign hepatocellular tumors in the noncirrhotic liver
D. Stocker, H. P. Marquez Masquiaran, M. Wurnig,
M. W. Wagner, D. Raptis, P.-A. Clavien, M. Fischer;
Zurich/CH
SS206Improving Interobserver-Agreement with a
Simplified Li-Rads Algorithm
A. Becker, B. K. Barth, C. S. Reiner, O. F. Donati,
C. A. Karlo, E. J. Ulbrich, M. A. Fischer; Zurich/CH
SS207CT Perfusion for early response assessment after
radiofrequency ablation of focal liver lesions
H. P. Marquez Masquiaran, G. D. Puippe,
T. Pfammatter, M. P. Rishi, H. Alkadhi, M. Fischer;
Zurich/CH
SS208What are the Factors Associated with an Increased
Risk of Local Recurrence after Radiofrequency
Ablation or Surgical metastasectomy?
N. Vietti Violi, P. Bize, R. Duran, B. Guiu, N. Sala,
C. Sempoux, N. Demartines, N. Halkic, J.-F. Knebel,
A. Denys; Lausanne/CH
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SS209The Value of Percutaneous Image Guided Fine
Needle Aspiration Cytology (FNAC) in Pancreatic
Lesions
A. Barras, C. Duc, A. Regnaud, J.-L. Constantin,
M. E. Kamel, C. Constantin; Sion/CH
SS210Management of Active Colonic Bleeding Detected
by Angio-MDCT: Interventional Radiology versus
Surgery
M. Pannatier, S. Schmidt, P. Bize, D. Hahnloser,
R. A. Meuli; Lausanne/CH
SS211Reduction of Peristalsis-Related Gastrointestinal
Motion Artefacts with Dual-Energy CT: A Patient
and Phantom Study
S. Winklhofer 1, J. Lambert 2, J. Wang2, R. Gould2,
R. Zagoria2, B. Yeh2; 1Zurich/CH, 2San Francisco/US
08:15-09:45SCIENTIFIC SESSION VI Room Schwarzhorn
MUSCULOSKELETAL IMAGING
Moderators: J. Hodler, Zurich/CH; A. Hirschmann,
Basel/CH
SS212Comparison of Shear Wave Velocity Measurements
assessed with two different Ultrasound Systems
in an Ex-vivo Tendon Strain Phantom
A. Rosskopf, E. Bachmann, J. Snedeker,
C. W. Pfirrmann, F. M. Buck; Zurich/CH
SS213Value of Acromiohumeral Distance and Critical
Shoulder Angle Measurements for the Prediction
of Rotator Cuff Tendinopathies
M. Q. Hamie, V. Grunder, T. Pfammatter,
G. Andreisek, R. Guggenberger; Zurich/CH
SS214The Legend of the Luschka’s Tubercle and its
Association with Snapping Scapulae: Osseous
Morphology of Snapping Scapulae on 2D and 3D CT
Images
T. Dietrich1, C. A. Agten2, P. Fürnstahl1,
L. Vlachopoulos1, C. W. Pfirrmann1; 1Zurich/CH,
2
New York, NY/US
SS215Shoulder Muscle Volume and Fat Content in
Healthy Adult Volunteers as Quantified with DIXON
MRI: Influence of Age, Gender and Handedness
P. Kälin1, R. Crawford1, M. Marcon1, A. Manoliu1,
S. Bouaicha2, M. Fischer 1, D. Nanz 1, E. J. Ulbrich1;
1
Zurich/CH, 2Winterthur/CH
SS216Real T1 Relaxation Time Measurement and Diurnal
Variation Analysis of Intervertebral Discs in a
Healthy Population of 50 Volunteers
J. Galley, G. Maestretti, H.-M. Hoogewoud;
Fribourg/CH
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SS217High-Resolution 3T MR Imaging of Bone Microarchitecture and MRI Quantification of Bone Marrow
Fat in Osteoporosis
C. A. Agten1, A. Welbeck1, D. Xia1, C. Sudesh2,
C. Chen3, P. Parasoglou1, P. Saha3, S. Honig1,
G. Chang2; 1 New York/US, 2Philadelphia/US,
3
Iowa City/US
SS218In Vivo Evaluation of Bound and Pore Water
Components in Cortical Bone Using Ultrashort-TE
MRI in Mice: Initial Experience
M. Marcon, C. Eberhardt, D. D. Keller, M. Weiger,
M. Wurnig, D. Eberli, A. Boss; Zurich/CH
SS219Metal Artifact Reduction of Hip Prostheses:
Comparison of an Iterative Algorithm with Virtual
Monoenergetic Extrapolations from Dual-Energy CT
K. Higashigaito1, F. M. Angst1, V. M. Runge2,
H. Alkadhi1, O. F. Donati1; 1Zurich/CH, 2Bern/CH
SS220Hip MRI: Prevalence of Defects of the Articular
Cartilage and Labrum in Asymptomatic Volunteers
and Patients with Femoroacetabular Impingement
(FAI)
F. Tresch, T. Dietrich, C. W. Pfirrmann, R. Sutter;
Zurich/CH
SS221Do Iliopsoas and Gluteus Maximus Change
with Aging? A MRI Investigation in Healthy Adult
Volunteers
R. Crawford1, S. Franckenberg2, P. Kälin2,
M. A. Fischer2, D. Nanz2, E. J. Ulbrich2;
1
Winterthur/CH, 2Zurich/CH
SS222Magnetization Transfer Ratio (MTR) and
Diffusion-Tensor Imaging (DTI) for In-Vivo Muscle
Regeneration after Cell Therapy
D. Keller, C. Eberhardt, M. Rottmar,
D. Haralampieva, T. Sulser, D. Eberli, A. Boss;
Zurich/CH
08:15-09:45SCIENTIFIC SESSION VII Room Sertig
BREST AND CHEST Moderators: J. Roos, Lucerne/CH; A. Pöllinger,
Bern/CH
SS223Effect of Topogram Projection Angle on Organ
Dose in Chest CT with Tube Current Modulation
N. N. Saltybaeva, H. Alkadhi; Zurich/CH
SS224Chest CT with Radiation Dose Equivalent to Chest
Radiography: Prospective Evaluation of Pulmonary
Nodules and Infection
K. Martini, B. K. Barth, S. Baumüller,
T. D. L. Nguyen, H. Alkadhi, T. T. Frauenfelder;
Zurich/CH
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SS225Non-Invasive Pulmonary Nodule Characterization
using Bio-Conductance; Preliminary Results
J. Gariani, S. Martin, A.-L. Hachulla, W. Karenovics,
P. Gasche, C. D. Becker, X. Montet; Geneva/CH
SS226Impact of Iterative Reconstructions on Emphysema Quantification by Computed Tomography
Scanner
S. Martin, J. Gariani, A.-L. Hachulla, D. Botsikas,
D. Adler, W. Karenovics, C. D. Becker, X. Montet;
Geneva/CH
SS227Magnetization Transfer as a Biomarker for Acute
Graft Rejection
D. Kenkel, M. Weiger, W. Jungraithmayr, Y. Yamada,
M. Wurnig, A. Boss; Zurich/CH
SS228Necrotizing Pneumonia in Children: Radiological
Aspects
J. Carrard1, E. Tenisch2, L. Alamo2, G. Hafen2,
F. Gudinchet 2; 1Vevey/CH, 2Lausanne/CH
SS229Functional Pulmonary Perfusion with Dual-Energy CT in Children with Pulmonary Hypertension,
Preliminary Results
A.-L. Hachulla, F. Lador, S. Noble, J. Gariani,
M. Laurent, X. Montet, Y. Aggoun, M. Beghetti,
J.-P. Vallee; Geneva/CH
SS230A Micro CT Study in Patients with Breast Microcalcifications Using a Mathematical Algorithm to
Assess 3D Structure
D. Kenkel, Z. Varga, H. Heuer, K. Dedes, L. Filli,
A. Boss; Zurich/CH
SS231Fat suppression techniques for breast MRI: Dixon
versus spectral fat saturation for 3D T1-weighted
sequence at 3 T.
N. Firmenich, A. Kalovidouri, B. Delattre, M. Picarra,
C. D. Becker, X. Montet, D. Botsikas; Geneva/CH
SS232Abbreviated Breast MRI for Cancer Screening:
Are MIP Projections of DCE Sufficient for Cancer
Detection?
N. Vietti Violi, E. Tenisch, L. Alamo, R. A. Meuli,
J.-Y. Meuwly; Lausanne/CH
09:45-10:30 Break
Exhibition Area
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10:30-11:50JOINT PLENARY SESSION Room Davos I
SGR-SSR & SGNM-SSMN
IMAGING AND THERAPY OF THE ACUTE
THORACIC SYNDROME
Moderators: P. Knüsel, Chur/CH; R. Hügli,
Bruderholz/CH
10:30Noninvasive Imaging of Suspected Acute Aortic
Syndrome
J. Bremerich, Basel/CH
Learning Objectives
1.To provide optimal imaging strategies for
suspected Acute Aortic Syndromes
2.To suggest workflow for imaging 24/7
3.To understand options for rapid postprocessing
and communication to referring physicians
10:50Follow-up under Conservative Treatment or after
Surgery
H. von Tengg-Kobligk, Bern/CH
10:30-11:30 SPECIAL FOCUS SESSION
Room Sertig
GADOLINIUM CONTRAST
AGENT SAFETY: FACTS AND MYTHS
Moderator: D. Weishaupt, Zurich/CH
10:30Nephrogenic Systemic Fibrosis 10 years on:
What Conclusions Can we Draw?
G. Bongartz, Basel/CH
11:00Gadolinium Deposition: What Do We Know and
Should We Be Concerned?
J. Heverhagen, Bern/CH
10:30-11:45SCIENTIFIC SESSION VIII Room: Schwarzhorn
BRAIN, HEAD AND NECK
Moderators: R. Meuli, Lausanne/CH; V. Runge,
Bern/CH
1.To understand specific issues in management of
acute aortic syndrome
2.To provide optimal imaging strategies for acute,
subacute and chronic diseases of the aorta
3.To discuss follow-up options for conservative
treatment, intervention and surgery
SS233Site and Rate of Arterial Anomalies in Acute
Ischemic Stroke: A CT-Angiography Study of 50’807
Cervico-Cerebral Arterial Segments
D. Rotzinger, P. Mosimann, R. A. Meuli, P. Maeder,
P. Michel; Lausanne/CH
11:10 Nuclear Imaging of Aortic Diseases
E. Nitzsche, Aarau/CH
SS234Dose Reduction in Dynamic Perfusion CT of the
Brain: Effects of the Scan Frequency on Calculated
Infarct Core and Penumbra Volume
G. M. Karwacki, C. Stippich; Basel/CH
SS235Texture Analysis Features Reveal Selective
Vulnerability of Thalamic Nuclei in Mice after
Hypoxic-Ischemic Injury
M. W. Wagner 1, M. Wurnig1, A. K. Narayan2,
T. A. Huisman2, F. J. Northington2, A. Boss1,
A. Poretti2; 1Zurich/CH, 2Baltimore/US
SS236MR Brain Volumetry May Help to Diagnose PSP in
Elderly Patients
V. Dunet1, J. Deverdun2, C. Charroud2, E. Le Bars2,
F. Molino2, C. Geny2, N. Menjot de Champfleur2;
1
Lausanne/CH, 2Montpellier/FR
SS237A Novel Non-Parametric Algorithm for Intravoxel Incoherent Motion Analysis in the Brain:
Test-Retest Reliability, Correlation to Arterial Spin
Labeling and preliminary Results in Glioblastoma
Patients
S. Stieb, A. Boss, M. Wurnig, P. S. Özbay, D. Nanz,
T. Weiss, O. Riesterer, C. Rossi; Zurich/CH
SS238Neuroimaging of the Pituitary Gland – GRASP
Sequence at 1.5 T and 3.0 T
A. Bink, J. Lieb, C. Stippich; Basel/CH
1.To understand nuclear medicine options of
2.To provide optimal nuclear medicine strategies
for subacute and chronic diseases of the aorta.
3.To distinguish inflammatory from non-inflammatory disease of the aorta
11:30Principles and Indications for Endovascular
Management
T. Pfammatter, Zurich/CH
2.To discuss optimal treatment options including conservative treatment, intervention and
surgery
3.To provide interventional treatment options 24/7
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SS239Do Quantitative Diffusion Weighted MRI Parameters Reflect Human Papilloma Virus Status in
Oropharyngeal and Oral Cavity Head and Neck
Squamous Cell Carcinoma?
T. de Perrot, M. Domingos, V. Lenoir,
S. S. Stefanelli, P. Dulguerov, M. Pusztaszieri,
M. Becker; Geneva/CH
SS240Multiparametric MR Neurographic Orthopantomogram of the Mandibular Bone and Nerve
M. Ho, A. Manoliu, D. Nanz, M. Piccirelli, E. Dappa,
L. Filli, A. Boss, G. Andreisek, F. P. Kuhn; Zurich/CH
11:50-12:00 Break
Exhibition Area
12:00-13:00LUNCH SYMPOSIUM Room Davos I
ORGANISED BY FASMED
eHEALTH AND ITS IMPACT ON RADIOLOGY
12:40-13:00 by Philips Health Systems
Does it change Radiology?
Exhibition Area
SGR-SSR MEETS SFR
(SOCIÉTÉ FRANÇAISE DE RADIOLOGIE)
IMAGING OF THE SHOULDER Moderators: F. del Grande, Lugano/CH;
G. Andreisek, Zurich/CH
13:30Destructive Arthropathy of the Shoulder
J. L. Drapé, Paris/FR
1.To learn about new imaging techniques for
destructive arthropathies of the shoulder
2.To review the different etiologies of destructive
arthropathies of the shoulder
3.To learn about diagnostic strategy
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14:10Shoulder Instability – What the General
Radiologist Should Know
Ch. Schäffeler, Chur/CH
1.To learn about special MRI techniques for
imaging the instable shoulder
2.To learn about typical pathologies affecting this
anatomical structure
3.To know the MR features that can be depicted in
the main brachial plexus disorders
14:30MRI of the Brachial Plexus
A. Cotten, Lille/FR
1.To learn MRI techniques for brachial plexus
assessment
2.To review typical pathologies and learn how to
detect and diagnose them
3.To depict relevant findings with regard to the
therapeutic decision process
12:20-12:40by GE Healthcare
ITs time: Turning Big Data
into Big Insights
13:50Imaging of Rotator Cuff Muscles
Ch. Pfirrmann, Zurich/CH
1.To learn about the relevance of imaging of the
rotator cuff muscles
2.To understand the etiology and differential
diagnosis of muscle edema and fatty infiltration
3.To learn about quantitative imaging option to
assess the rotator cuff muscles
12:00-12:20by Siemens AG
Isn’t Medical Imaging Just
Perfect for Big Data?
E. Merkle, Basel/CH
13:00-13:30 Break
13:00-14:25PLENARY SESSION Room Schwarzhorn
(ORGANISED BY SSVIR)
COMPLICATIONS IN INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY
PROCEDURES: DIAGNOSIS, MANAGEMENT AND
PREVENTION
Moderators: T. Pfammatter, Zurich/CH; S. Qanadli,
Lausanne/CH
13:00Introduction
S. Qanadli, Lausanne/CH
13:10Complications of Vascular Access
M. Glenck, Zurich/CH
13:20Complications of Endovascular Abdominal Aortic
Aneurysm Repair
A. Chouiter, Neuchatel/CH
13:35Complications of Chemo/Radio Embolisation of
the Liver
P. Bize, Lausanne/CH
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14:50Complication of Percutaneous Tumour Ablations
S. Terraz, Geneva/CH
14:05Complications of Abscess/Collections Drainage
G. Puippe, Zurich/CH
14:20Closing Remarks
S. Qanadli, Lausanne/CH
14:50-15:30 Break
Exhibition Area
15:30-16:15
AWARDING OF SCHINZ MEDAL AND SCHINZ LECTURE
DON‘T
MISS!
Room: Davos I
AWARDING OF SCHINZ MEDAL TO
PROF DR. MED. BERND HAMM, BERLIN/DE
Laudatio: D. Weishaupt, Zurich/CH
SCHINZ LECTURE
THE PROSTATE: SMALL ORGAN – BIG CHALLENGES AND
CHANCES FOR RADIOLOGY
Prof. Dr. med. Bernd Hamm, Berlin/DE
16:15-16:30 Break
Exhibition Area
16:30-17:45 GENERAL ASSEMBLY SGR-SSR 70
THE OFFICIAL TRAINING AND
CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSE
OFFIZIELLER FORT- UND WEITERBILDUNGSKURS
COURS OFFICIEL DE FORMATION POSTGRADUÉE ET CONTINUE
TOPIC: FEMALE AND MALE PELVIS:
FROM IMAGING TO INTERVENTION
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SATURAY, MAY 21, 2016
08:15-09:20PLENARY SESSION Room Davos I
FEMALE IMAGING
Moderator: J. Y. Meuwly, Lausanne/CH
08:15Adnexal Masses
R. Kubik, Baden/CH
Learning Objectives
1.To learn about specific imaging algorithms of
adnexal masses
2.To understand imaging features that can
differentiate benign from malignant adnexal
masses
3.To learn a structured reporting approach to
imaging of cystic tumours of the ovary
08:35Uterine Cervical Carcinoma: Role of Imaging
S. H. Kim, Seoul/KR
PS
Female Imaging
Break and change of moderators
PS
Female and Male Pelvis – What Interventional Radiology Can Offer
JOINT PS
(SGR-SSR & SGNM-SSMN)
Prostate Cancer
LUNCH SYMPOSIUM
Interactive Course on Pelvic Imaging
sponsored by Raymed Imaging AG & Samsung
Lunch
JOINT PS
Lymph Node Imaging of Male and Female Pelvic Malignancies
09:20-09:25
09:25-10:30
10:30-10:50
10:50-11:55
12:00-13:00
13:00-13:20
13:20-14:35
1.To learn about the role of imaging (in particular
MRI) for local staging of uterine and cervical
cancer
2.To learn a structured reporting approach to
uterine and cervical cancer imaging and to
appreciate pitfalls
3.To discuss current strategy of M-staging
08:15-09:20
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08:55 Acute and Chronic Pelvic Pain
A. Sahdev, London/UK
1.To become familiar with the differential
diagnosis if acute pelvic pain
2.To discuss the role of imaging in acute
pelvic pain
3.To discuss imaging findings in acute pelvic pain
09:15Discussion
09:25-10:30 PLENARY SESSION Room Davos I
FEMALE AND MALE PELVIS – WHAT
INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY CAN OFFER
Moderator: P. Bize, Lausanne/CH
09:25 Varicocele Embolization
Ch. Binkert, Winterthur/CH
1. To learn about patient selection
2.To learn about embolization techniques
3.To learn about outcome after embolization
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09:45 Treatment of Post-Partum Haemorrhage
R. Duran, Lausanne/CH
11:30 PSMA-PET in Prostate Cancer
M. Eiber, Munich/DE
1.To learn about clinical evaluation of post
partum hemorrhage
2.To become familiar with the relevant anatomy
3.To understand catherisation and embolization
techniques and to become familiar with the
results of interventional therapy
1.To become familiar with the principle of
PSMA-ligands
2.To discuss the use of PSMA-PET in recurrent
prostate cancer
3.To learn the role of PSMA-PET in primary
prostate cancer staging
10:05Prostatic Artery Embolisation for Treatment of
Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia
L. Hechelhammer, St. Gallen/CH
11:50-12:00 Break
1.To learn the relevant anatomyand understand
the basic principle of prostatic artery
embolisation
2.To understand patient selection for prostatic
artery embolisation
3.To understand the optimal pre- and
postinterventional therapeutic assessment
ORGANISED BY
RAYMED IMAGING AG
AND SAMSUNG
INTERACTIVE COURSE ON
PELVIC IMAGING
Moderator: G. Andreisek, Zurich/CH
10:25Discussion
10:30-10:50 Break
Exhibition Area
Exhibition Area
12:00Diagnosis of Ovarian Masses: Pattern Recognition
Approach
S.H. Kim, Seoul/KO
12:30 Interactive Introduction into Prostate Imaging
H. Thoeny, Bern/CH
10:50-11:55 J OINT PLENARY SESSION Room Davos I
SGR-SSR & SGNM-SSMN
13:00-13:20 Break
Exhibition Area
PROSTATE CANCER
Moderator: A. Cornelius, Aarau/CH
13:20-14:35SESSION SGR-SSR AND Room Davos I
10:50 How to Diagnose and Treat Prostate Cancer
SGNM-SSMN
M. Spahn, Bern/CH
LYMPH NODE IMAGING OF MALE AND FEMALE
PELVIC MALIGNANCIES
1.To understand the limitations of PSA
Moderator: T. Hany, Zurich/CH
2.To learn the advantages and disadvantages of
13:20The Current Criteria for Nodal Involvement
targeted and blind biopsies
on CT/MRI
3.To learn about different treatment options
W. Schima, Vienna/AT
11:10Multiparametric MRI to Detect and Stage Prostate
Cancer
1. To become familiar with current criteria
O. Donati, Zurich/CH
2. To learn about imaging features which are highly
specific for nodal disease
1.To learn how to perform and interpret multi 3. To understand the diagnostic performance of
parametric MRI
cross-sectional Imaging
2.To become familiar with the PI-RADS
classification
3.To become familiar with the role of imaging for
patient stratification and treatment planning
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13:50 DWI-MR: What Does it Contribute?
H. Thoeny, Bern/CH
SCR’16 DAVOS
1. To understand the principles of DWI of nodes
2. To recognise imaging appearance of nodes on
DWI MRI
3. To discuss diagnostic performance of DWI MRI
for lymph node imaging
14:10Nuclear Medicine: PET and Other Nuclear
Medicone Techniques
I. Burger, Zurich/CH
1. To learn which tumours are typically FDG-avid
2. To become familiar with the role of PET in staging of malignancies of the female pelvis
3. To become familiar with other nuclear imaging
techniques for lymph node imaging
14:30 Discussion and Closing Remarks
Lunch Symposium
Friday, May 20 – 12.00 noon
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Drug discovery and development of a
selective coronary vasodilator for use.
The developer shows the way Regadenoson was discovered and gives insight into its valuable use as a selective
coronary vasodilator in radionuclide myocardial perfusion imaging and for other potential indications as a
pharmacological stress agent for radionuclide myocardial perfusion imaging.
Moderator: Reno Löffler
Solumedics Zofingen
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Speaker:
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THURSDAY, MAY 19, 2016 | SGNM
1. Understand what patients may need imaging
for dementia
and predict outcome
SS II (SGR&SGNM)
Hybrid and Oncologic Imaging
Dementias
dementia
in MRI of dementia
12:00-12:15 Break
Exhibition Area
16:45-17:30
15:45-16:45
in dementias
2.Describe the appropriate use of various PETTracers in dementia care
15:15-15:45
14:00-15:15
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12:00-12:15
12:15-13:15
11:00-12:00
SCHWARZHORN
OPENING OF SWISS CONGRESS OF RADIOLOGY
2016
Welcome Address
SGR, SGNM, SVMTRA 10:50-11:00
DAVOS 1
Moderators: S. Kneifel, Chur/CH;
C. Stippich, Basel/CH; M. Mordasini, Bern/CH
POSTER SESSION
SS I
Varia
DISCHMA
WELCOME ADDRESS
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12:15-13:15 SCIENTIFIC SESSION I Room Dischma
VARIA
Moderators: S. Kneifel, Chur/CH; F. Forrer,
St. Gallen/CH
NSS101Regadenoson for Stress Testing in Myocardial Perfusion Scintigraphy in Comparison to Dipyridamole
M. Koßert, F. Forrer, K. Szentesi, M. Buser;
Gallen/CH
SS112Value of respiratory-triggered, periodically
rotated overlapping parallel T2-weithed imaging in
evaluation of pulmonary nodules – analysis with
tri-modality PET/CT-MR
F. D. G. Barbosa1, J. H. Geismar2, G. Delso1,
M. Huellner 1, P. Stolzmann1, P. Veit-Haibach1;
1
Zurich/CH, 2Villigen/CH
SS113Diagnostic accuracy of PET/MR in comparison to
PET/CT in local thoracic staging of Malignant
Pleural Mesothelioma
K. Martini, A. Meier, I. Schmitt-Opitz, W. Weder,
P. Veit-Haibach, R. Stahel, T. Frauenfelder;
Zurich/CH
SS114Long-term prognostic value of cardiac hybrid
imaging integrating nuclear myocardial perfusion
imaging with coronary computed tomography
angiography
A. Pazhenkottil, R. Buechel, D. Benz, C. Gräni,
F. Mikulicic, T. A. Fuchs, B. Hirt Moch, J. Stehli,
O. Gaemperli, P. A. Kaufmann; Zurich/CH
SS115Early response monitoring with 18F-FDG PET/CT
after Chemoradiotherapy with Cetuximab in head
and neck Squamous Cell Carcinoma Patients
(HNSCC)
F. D. G. Barbosa, G. Delso, M. Huellner,
P. Stolzmann, P. Veit-Haibach; Zurich/CH
SS116The potential of CT morphological criteria in
characterizing small sized (≤1cm) 18FDG avid lymph
nodes on PET/CT imaging of head and neck cancer
S. Malekzadeh, D. Duarte, V. Soubeyran, C. Duc,
C. Constantin, M. E. Kamel; Sion/CH
SS117Tumour cachexia and its associated activation of
brown adipose tissue
A. Becker, H. W. Nagel, I. A. Burger, C. Wolfrum;
Zurich/CH
SS118Impact of TOF versus non TOF PET imaging for
Choline PET/MR in osseous structures
U. J. Mühlematter, H. W. Nagel, F. D. G. Barbosa,
G. Delso, E. Voert, P. Veit-Haibach, I. A. Burger;
Zurich/CH
NSS102Functional Imaging in Extra-Adrenal Paragangliomas With 18F DOPA PET/CT and 123I MIBG SPECT/
CT Imaging
A. S. Kroiss1, C. Uprimny 1, B. Shulkin2, L. Gruber 1,
C. Url1, G. Sprinzl3, G. Fraedrich1, G. Gastl1,
I. Virgolini1; 1Innsbruck/AT, 2Memphis/US,
3
St Poelten/AT
NSS103Utility of 68Ga-NODAGA-RGD in Osteoarticular
Disease: Preliminary Results and Generation of
Hypothesis
F. Tabotta, M. Nicod Lalonde, F. Buchegger,
J. Delage, M. Straub, J. Prior, P. N. Schaefer;
Lausanne/CH
NSS104Diuretic (F+30) All-in-One Whole Body 18F-Choline
PET/CT in Prostate Cancer
V. Soubeyran, O. Özsoy, C. Duc, Y. Zarkik,
J.-P. Coppey, M. E. Kamel; Sion/CH
13:15-14:00 Break
Exhibition Area
14:00-15:15JOINT SESSION Room Schwarzhorn
SGR-SSR &SGNM-SSMN
SCIENTIFIC SESSION II
HYBRID AND ONCOLOGIC IMAGING
Moderators: D. Husarik, Wetzikon/CH;
P. Veit-Haibach, Zurich/CH
SS110Performance of 18-F Choline PET/CT in adenoma
detection in hyperparathyroidism
K. Strobel, B. T. Nguyen, H. S. Grünig, S. Fischli,
M. Pérez Lago, A. Zander, W. Müller; Lucerne/CH
SS111Localisation of Insulinoma: Comparison of Glucagon-like Peptide-1 Receptor (GLP1-R) SPECT/CT,
PET/CT and MRI. Preliminary results of a prospective clinical study
K. Antwi1, M. Fani1, T. Heye1, G. Nicolas1,
E. M. Merkle1, J. C. Reubi2, M. P. D. B. Gloor2,
E. Christ 2, D. Wild1; 1Basel/CH, 2Bern/CH
15:15-15:45 Break
Exhibition Area
15:45-16:45 NM POSTER SESSION Room Dischma
Moderators: M. Bruehlmeier, Aarau/CH;
L. Ceriani, Bellinzona/CH
16:45-17:30 POSTER WALKING TOUR 82
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Exhibition Area
FRIDAY, MAY 20, 2016 | SGNM
LS
Cardiac PET and New Pharmacological Stress Testing
organised by Solumedics, Medeo and Advanced Accelerator Applications
08:15-09:45 SCIENTIFIC SESSION III Room Dischma
NEW TRACERS – BASIC SCIENCE
Moderators: C. Müller, Villigen/CH; O. Maas,
Basel/CH
SGNM-SSMN GENERAL ASSEMBLY
WS
Clinical Audits on PET/CT in Oncology
SS III
New Tracers – Basic Science
DISCHMA
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NSS201Radiosynthesis and Biological Evaluation of a
Novel Pyrazole-Based CB2 Radioligand designated
[11C]RO6753361
A. Haider 1, A. Müller Herde1, U. Grether 2, L. Gobbi2,
J. Fingerle2, R. Schibli3, S. Ametamey 1, L. Mu1;
1
Zurich/CH, 2Basel/CH, 3Villigen/CH
NSS20264Cu-Labeled Folate Radioconjugate for PET
Imaging of Folate Receptor-Positive Tumors
R. Farkas, K. Siwowska, N. van der Meulen,
R. Schibli, C. Mueller; Villigen/CH
NSS20368Ga-Labeled Neurotensin and Bombesin Analogs
for Targeting Human Ductal Pancreatic Cancers
and Glioblastoma
D. Viertl1, J. Delage1, F. Buchegger 1, R. Mansi2,
H. Maecke3, D. Tourwe4, N. Riggi1, T. Stora4,
L. Bühler5, J. Prior 1; 1Lausanne/CH, 2Basel/CH,
3
Freiburg/DE, 4Brussels/BE, 5Geneva/CH
JOINT PS (SGR and SGNM)
Imaging and Therapy of the Acute Thoracic Syndrome
10:30-11:50
11:50-12:00
NSS204The Use of 149Tb and 152Tb in Preclinical
Investigations: Mass Separation and Subsequent
Application for Imaging and Therapy
N. van der Meulen1, C. Vermeulen1, U. Koester 2,
K. Johnston3, S. Haller 1, A. Tuerler4, R. Schibli1,
C. Mueller 2; 1Villigen/CH, 2Grenoble/FR,
3
Geneva/CH, 4Bern/CH
09:45-10:30
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NSS205Therapeutic Potential of 47Sc in Comparison to
177Lu and 90Y: Preclinical Investigations
K. Siwowska1, K. Domnanich1, U. Koester 2,
B. Ponsard3, R. Schibli1, N. van der Meulen1,
C. Mueller 1; 1Villigen/CH, 2Grenoble/FR, 3Mol/BE
NSS206Targeted Radionuclide Therapy with 161Tb:
Investigation of Anti-Tumor Effects and Undesired
Side Effects
C. Mueller 1, S. Haller 1, C. Vermeulen1, U. Koester 2,
G. Pellegrini3, R. Schibli1, N. van der Meulen1;
1
Villigen/CH, 2Grenoble/FR, 3Zurich/CH
09:45-10:30 Break
Exhibition Area
15:00-16:30
14:50-15:00
13:30-14:50
13:00-13:30
12:00-13:00
08:15-09:45
DAVOS 1
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SGR-SSR & SGNM-SSMN
IMAGING AND THERAPY OF THE ACUTE
THORACIC SYNDROME
Moderators: J. P. Vallée, Geneva/CH; R. Hügli,
Bruderholz/CH
10:30Noninvasive Imaging of Suspected Acute Aortic
Syndrome
J. Bremerich, Basel/CH
Learning Objectives
1.To provide optimal imaging strategies for
suspected Acute Aortic Syndrome
2.To suggest workflow for imaging 24/7
3.To understand options for rapid postprocessing
and communication to referring physicians
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10:50Follow-up under Conservative Treatment or after
Surgery
H. von Tengg-Kobligk, Bern/CH
2.To provide optimal imaging strategies for acute,
subacute and chronic diseases of the aorta
3.To discuss follow-up options for conservative
treatment, intervention and surgery
11:10 Nuclear Imaging of Aortic Diseases
E. Nitzsche, Aarau/CH
1.To understand nuclear imaging options of acute
aortic syndrome
2.To provide optimal nuclear imaging strategies
for subacute and chronic diseases of the aorta.
3.To distinguish inflammatory from non-inflammatory disease of the aorta
11:30Principles and Indications for Endovascular
Management
T. Pfammatter, Zurich/CH
1.To understand specific issues in management
of acute aortic syndrome
2.To discuss optimal treatment options
including conservative treatment, intervention
and surgery
3.To provide interventional treatment
options 24/7
11:50-12:00 Break
Exhibition Area
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12:30 Arrival of Clinical Cardiac PET
with Rb-82 in Switzerland
J. Prior, Lausanne/CH
by Advanced Accelerator
Applications Suisse S.A and Medeo
13:00-13:30 Break
WS
New Tariff Structure for Outpatients (Tarvision)
organised by Tarmed Working Group
12:00 Regadenoson: Drug
Discovery and Development
of a Selective Coronary
Vasodilator for Use as a
Pharmacological Stress Agent
for Radionuclide Myocardial
Perfusion Imaging
B. Blackburn, London/GB
by Solumedics
SS IV
Oncology
DISCHMA
12:00-13:00LUNCH SYMPOSIUM Room Dischma
ORGANISED BY
SOLUMEDICS, MEDEO AND ADVANCED
ACCELERATOR APPLICATIONS SUISSE S.A
SGNM-SSMN
CARDIAC PET AND NEW PHARMACOLOGICAL
STRESS TESTING
Moderator: Ph. Kaufmann, Zurich/CH
Revised Directive on Radiation Protection: What’s New?
Exhibition Area
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Lunch
PS
Lymph Node Imaging of Male and Female Pelvic Malignancies
13:20-14:35
11:55 -12:00
13:00-13:20
PS
Prostate Cancer
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12:00-13:00
10:50-11:55
08:00-09:35
DAVOS 1
15:00-16:30 SGNM-SSMN GENERAL ASSEMBLY Room Dischma
09:40-10:40
Exhibition Area
09:35-09:40
14:50-15:30 Break
10:40-10:50
13:30-14:50 WORKSHOP Room Dischma
CLINICAL AUDITS ON PET/CT IN ONCOLOGY
Organisers and moderators: K. Strobel, Lucerne/CH;
M. Wissmeyer, Geneva/Neuchâtel/CH
Speakers: S. Schindera, Basel/CH; K. Strobel,
Lucerne/CH; M. Wissmeyer, Geneva/CH; M. Gasser,
Bern/CH
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08:00-09:35SCIENTIFIC SESSION IV Room Dischma
ONCOLOGY
Moderators: B. Klaeser, Bern/CH; T. Kelly,
Münsterlingen/CH
NSS301New Imaging Agents – Bench to Bedside: How to
Obtain the Regulatory Approval for Non Registered
Radiopharmaceuticals within Swiss Small-Scale
Radiopharmacies (ex. 68Ga-PSMA-617)
D. Judith, J. Prior, J. Caputo, N. Schaefer, M. Straub;
Lausanne/CH
NSS302Assessment of Detectability and Quantification at
Early Dynamic and Late Acquisitions with Ga-68NODAGA-RGDyK PET/CT
A . A. van der Gucht, P. Mitsakis, A. Pomoni,
M. Jreige, G. Allenbach, M. Nicod-Lalonde,
N. Schaefer, J. Prior; Lausanne/CH
NSS303In Vivo Stabilization of Radiolabelled Gastrin
Analogues May Improve Peptide Receptor Radionuclide Therapy of Cholecystokinin 2 Receptor (CCK2)
Positive Tumours
R. Mansi1, A. Sauter 1, I. E. Valverde1, U. Hassiepen1,
M. Behe2, D. Wild1, M. Fani1; 1Basel/CH, 2Villigen/CH
NSS304Somatostatin Receptor PET/CT with Radiolabelled
Antagonist is Twice as Effective as the Agonist for
Detecting Liver Metastases: Results of a Phase 1/2
Study Comparing 68Ga-OPS202 with 68Ga-DOTATOC
PET/CT in Gastro-Entero-Pancreatic NET Patients
G. Nicolas1, F. Kaul1, N. Schreiter2, J. Uiters2,
R. Mena2, A. Bauman1, H. Bouterfa2, J. Rivier3,
J. C. Reubi4, H. Maecke5, R. Cathomas6, E. Christ4,
M. Fani1, D. Wild1; 1Basel/CH, 2Berlin/DE, 3La Jolla/US,
4
Bern/CH, 5Freiburg/DE, 6Chur/CH
09:40-10:40WORKSHOP Room Dischma
TARIFF STRUCTURE FOR OUTPATIENTS
(TARVISION)
Organisers: Tarmed Working Group
Moderators: T. Krause, Bern/CH; J. Prior,
Lausanne/CH
Speakers: F. Juengling, Basel/CH; J. Prior,
Lausanne/CH
10:50-11:55 J OINT PLENARY SESSION Room Davos I
SGR-SSR & SGNM-SSMN
PROSTATE CANCER
Moderator: A. Cornelius, Aarau/CH
10:50 How to Diagnose and Treat Prostate Cancer
M. Spahn, Bern/CH
1.To understand the limitations of PSA
2.To learn the advantages and disadvantages of
targeted and blind biopsies
3.To learn about different treatment options
11:10Multiparametric MRI to Detect and Stage Prostate
Cancer
O. Donati, Zurich/CH
1.To learn how to perform and interpret
multiparametric MRI
2.To become familiar with the PI-RADS
classification
3.To become familiar with the role of imaging for
patient stratification and treatment planning
11:30 PSMA-PET in Prostate Cancer
M. Eiber, Munich/DE
NSS305Comparison of 68Ga-DOTA-TOC PET/CT and 18FDOPA PET/CT in Metastatic Extra-Adrenal Paraganglioma Disease
A . S. Kroiss1, C. Uprimny 1, A. Frech1, B. L. Shulkin2,
L. Gruber 1, C. Thomé3, G. M. Sprinzl4, G. Gastl1,
G. Fraedrich1, I. Virgolini1; 1Innsbruck/AT,
2
Memphis/US, 3Innsbruck/AT, 4St Poelten/AT
1.To become familiar with the principle of
PSMA-ligands
2.To discuss the use of PSMA-PET in recurrent
prostate cancer
3.To learn the role of PSMA-PET in primary
prostate cancer staging
NSS306Predictive Value of the 18FDG Baseline PET-Derived
Quantitative Parameters in Diffuse Large B-Cell
Lymphoma (DLBCL) Patients (ABREOC 08-002
STUDY)
L. Ceriani1, T. Ruberto1, L. Mazzucchelli2, A. Moccia1,
F. Pavanello1, E. Zucca1, L. Giovanella1;
1
Bellinzona/CH, 2Locarno/CH
12:00-13:00REVISED DIRECTIVE ON Room Davos I
RADIATION PROTECTION: WHAT’S NEW?
Moderator: O. Ratib, Geneva/CH
Speaker: N. Stritt, Bern/CH
13:00-13:20 Break
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13:20-14:35SESSION SGR-SSR AND Room Davos I
SGNM-SSMN
LYMPH NODE IMAGING OF MALE AND FEMALE
PELVIC MALIGNANCIES
Moderator: T. Hany, Zurich/CH
13:20The Current Criteria for Nodal Involvement
on CT/MRI
W. Schima, Vienna/AT
1. To become familiar with current criteria
2. To learn about imaging features which are highly
specific for nodal disease
3. To understand the diagnostic performance of
cross-sectional Imaging
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13:50 DWI-MR: What Does it Contribute?
H. Thoeny, Bern/CH
1. To understand the principles of DWI of nodes
2. To recognise imaging appearance of nodes on
DWI MRI
3. To discuss diagnostic performance of DWI MRI
for lymph node imaging
14:10Nuclear Medicine: PET and Other Nuclear
Medicine Techniques
I. Burger, Zurich/CH
1. To learn which tumours are typically FDG-avid
2. To become familiar with the role of PET in
staging of malignancies of the female pelvis
3. To become familiar with other nuclear imaging
techniques for lymph node imaging
14:30 Discussion and Closing Remarks
Gadovist®1.0 Injektionslösung Zusammensetzung: 1 ml Injektionslösung enthält 1,0 mmol Gadobutrolum (korresp. 604,72 mg). Hilfsstoffe: Calcobutrolum, Trometamolum, acidum hydrochloricum, aqua ad iniect. q.s. ad solutionem pro 1 ml. Indikationen/Anwendungsmöglichkeiten:
Kontrastverstärkung bei der kranialen und spinalen magnetischen Resonanztomographie (MRT). Kontrastverstärkung bei der Magnet-Resonanz-Angiographie (CE-MRA). Kontrastverstärkung bei der magnetischen Resonanztomographie (MRT) der Nieren, insbesondere in Kombination mit
dynamischer Bildgebung. Perfusionsstudien: bei der Diagnose des Schlaganfalls, dem Nachweis von herdförmigen zerebralen Ischämien und für Tumor-Perfusionsstudien. Dosierung/Anwendung: Erwachsene: Die Dosierung richtet sich nach der Indikation. Im Allgemeinen ist die Gabe von
0,1 ml Gadovist 1.0 pro kg Körpergewicht ausreichend. Maximal darf eine Gesamtmenge von 0,3 ml Gadovist 1.0 pro kg Körpergewicht verabreicht werden. Pädiatrie: Bei Kindern, bei denen noch nie eine EKG-Untersuchung durchgeführt wurde, ist ein angeborenes QT-Syndrom vor der Anwendung
von Gadovist auszuschliessen. Für Kinder ab 2 Jahren und älter sowie für Jugendliche beträgt die empfohlene Dosis 0,1 ml Gadovist pro kg Körpergewicht für alle Indikationen. Anwendungen, die eine Dosis von >0,1 ml Gadovist 1.0 pro kg Körpergewicht erfordern, sollten bei Kindern und
Jugendlichen nicht erfolgen. Gadovist wird nicht empfohlen zur Anwendung bei Kindern unter 2 Jahren, da für die Anwendung bei dieser Altersgruppe keine Daten zur Sicherheit und Wirksamkeit vorliegen. Kontraindikationen: Überempfindlichkeit gegenüber dem Wirkstoff oder einem der
Hilfsstoffe gemäss Zusammensetzung. Warnhinweise und Vorsichtsmassnahmen: bei anaphylaktoiden/Überempfindlichkeits- oder sonstigen idiosynkratischen Reaktionen, die sich als Herz-Kreislauf-, Atemwegs- oder Hautbeschwerden manifestieren können, einschliesslich Schock. In
folgenden Fällen ist die Gefahr von Überempfindlichkeitsreaktionen erhöht: frühere Reaktionen auf Kontrastmittel, Bronchialasthma sowie allergische Störungen in der Anamnese. Bei Patienten mit schweren Herzkreislauf-Erkrankungen darf Gadovist nur nach sorgfältiger Nutzen-RisikoAbwägung verabreicht werden. Im Zusammenhang mit der Anwendung einiger gadoliniumhaltiger Kontrastmittel sind bei Patienten mit akuter oder chronischer schwerer Nierenfunktionsstörung (GFR < 30 ml/min/1,73 m2) oder mit akuter Nierenfunktionsstörung jeglichen Schweregrades Fälle
von nephrogener systemischer Fibrose (NSF) beobachtet worden. Alle Patienten sollten vor der Verabreichung von Gadovist durch Erhebung der Anamnese und/oder die Durchführung von Labortests überprüft werden. Schwangerschaft/Stillzeit: Es liegen keine Erfahrungen zur Anwendung
von Gadovist 1.0 bei schwangeren Frauen vor. Gadovist 1.0 sollte deshalb in der Schwangerschaft nicht angewendet werden. Es ist nicht bekannt, ob Gadobutrol in die Muttermich übertritt. Für den Menschen liegen bisher noch keine Untersuchungen hierzu vor. In klinisch relevanten Dosen
werden keine Effeckte auf das gestillte Kind erwartet und gadovist 1.0 kann während der Stillphase angewendet werden. Unerwünschte Wirkungen: häufig Kopfschmerzen, Nausea; gelegentlich Schwindel/Benommenheit, Parästhesie, Dysgeusie, Dyspnoe, Erbrechen, Pruritus, Erythem, Rash,
Hitzegefühl, Reaktionen an der Injektionsstelle (z.B. Extravasation, Brennen, Kälte/Wärmegefühl, Schmerzen, Hämatom); gelegentlich überempfindlichkeit/anaphylaktoide Reaktionen (z.B. anaphylaktoider Schock, Kreislaufkollaps, angioödem, Kehlkopfödem, Konjuktivitis, Augenlidödem,
Flushing, Blässe, Zyanose, oropharyngeale Schwellung, Husten, Niesen, Atemstillstand, Bronchospasmus, Brustschmerzen, Gesichtsödem, Hyperhidrose, Urtikaria, Hypotonie), keine der unter Überempfindlichkeit/anaphylaktoide Reaktionen aufgeführten unerwünschten Wirkungen, die während
klinischen Studien auftraten, erreichten eine Häufigkeit grösser als «selten» (ausser Urtikaria); selten Parosmie, Bewusstseinverlust, Konvulsion, Herzstillstand (lebensbedrohende Zustände und/oder Todesfälle wurden berichtet) wurde beobachtet, Tachykardie, Palpitationen, trockener Mund,
Unwohlsein, Kältegefühl. Einzelfälle von NSF wurden mit Gadovist beobachtet, die meisten davon bei Patienten, die gleichzeitig andere gadoliniumhaltige Kontrastmittel erhalten hatten. Interaktionen: Es wurden bisher keine Interaktionsstudien durchgeführt. Packungen: Fl. zu 30 und
Infusionsflasche zu 65ml. Fertigspr. zu 5, 7.5, 10 und 15ml. Vorgefüllte Patronen zu 15, 30 ml. Liste B. Weiterführende Informationen entnehmen Sie bitte der Fachinformation (Stand: Januar 2015): www.swissmedicinfo.ch. Urtextnummer: L.CH.MKT.RI.09.2015.0089-DE/EN/FR. Bayer (Schweiz) AG,
Grubenstrasse 6, 8045 Zürich, Tel. 044 465 83 70, www.bayer.ch
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SATURDAY, MAY 21 | SGNM
CONGRESS PROGRAMME SVMTRA-ASTRM
70. ANNUAL MEETING SVMTRA-ASTRM
Bayer (Schweiz) AG
Grubenstrasse 6, 8045 Zürich
www.bayer.ch, Tel. 044 465 81 11
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THURSDAY, MAY 19, 2016 | SVMTRA
Moderators: S. Kneifel, Chur/CH; C. Stippich,
Basel/CH; M. Mordasini, Bern/CH
PS II
PS I
DAVOS 1/3
WELCOME ADDRESS
1. Understand what patients may need imaging
for dementia
and predict outcome
16:45-17:30
15:45-16:45
15:15-15:45
13:15-14:00
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Dementias
in dementias
2.Describe the appropriate use of various
PET-Tracers in dementia care
14:00-15:15
LS
Clinical Relevance of Gadolinium Deposition in
Brain Tissue
organised by Bayer (Schweiz) AG
12:15-13:15
12:00-12:15
DAVOS 1
11:00-12:00
10:50-11:00
OPENING OF SWISS CONGRESS OF RADIOLOGY 2016
Welcome Address
SGR, SGNM, SVMTRA SERTIG
SPECIAL FOCUS SESSION (SGR & SVMTRA)
Introduction of Clinical Audits in Switzerland
dementia
in MRI of dementia
11:05-12:05 JOINT SESSION SGR-SSR & Room Sertig
SVMTRA-ASTRM
INTRODUCTION OF CLINICAL AUDITS IN
SWITZERLAND
Moderator: C. Becker, Geneva/CH
11:00 Clinical Audits in Radiology as a Quality
Improvement
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1.To introduce examples of clinical audits in
radiology
2.To introduce the legal framework of the clinical
audits in Switzerland
3.To summarize the content of the proposed
clinical audits in CT in Switzerland
The View of the Auditors
A. Steiner, Samedan/CH; Y. Kaeser,
Uetikon am See/CH; B. Freiwald, Baden/CH
1.To give an overview of the pilotaudits
2.To summarize the practical experiences gained
during the pilotaudits
3.To suggest improvements for future audits
The View of an Audited Institute
C. Nauer, Chur/CH
1.To summarize the efforts before the audit
2.To summarize the experiences gained during
the audit
3.To suggest improvements for the auditors
14:00-15:15 PLENARY SESSION 1 Room Davos 1/3
Moderators: I. Gremion, Lausanne/CH;
R. Latscha-Brunner; Basel/CH
14:00 Rechtliche Grundlagen der Teleradiologie /
Bases juridiques de la Téléradiologie
M. Mordasini, E. Rezzonico, Y. Jaermann, N. Hänsli,
Sursee/CH
14:20 Promotion du métier de TRM /
Bekanntmachung des Berufes Fachleute für MTRA
S. de Labouchère, J. Rossier, Lausanne/CH
14:40 Wie geht ein Pferd ins MRI? /
Comment faire entrer un cheval dans l’IRM?
S. Petit, Bern/CH
15:00 Réseau de Veille Métier TRM /
Business Intelligence Netzwerk für Fachleute
für MTRA
P. Vorlet, X. Realini, Lausanne/CH
15:15-15:45 Break
Exhibition Area
15:45-16:45 PLENARY SESSION 2
Room Davos 1/3
Moderators: M. Hofmann-Stricker,
Avry-sur-Matran/CH; M. Mordasini, Bern/CH
11:40Implementation of the clinical audits in
Switzerland
15:45 Contrôle de qualité en Echographie /
Qualitätskontrolle im Ultraschall
J. Künzli, G. Gullo, P. Frossard; Lausanne/CH
1.To introduce the general framework of the
clinical audits in Switzerland
2.To summarize the challenges while
implementing clinical audits
3.To discuss factors which could make the audits
successful
11:50 Questions and Discussion
12:00-12:15 Break
Exhibition Area
16:15Konventionelle Röntgendiagnostik
Multifunktionsdiagnostik 3D-Tomographie /
Radiodiagnostic conventionnel, diagnostic
multifonctions – tomographie 3D
L. Rizzo; Basel/CH
12:15-13:15LUNCH SYMPOSIUM
Room Davos I
ORGANISED BY BAYER (SCHWEIZ) AG
CLINICAL RELEVANCE OF GADOLINIUM
DEPOSITION IN BRAIN TISSUE Moderator: V. Runge, Bern/CH
12:15 What We Know From Clinical Research
A. Bink, Basel/CH
12:45 Gadolinium Deposits Preclinical Perspective
13:15-14:00 Break
16:00EX-VIVO IRM: le rôle du TRM dans la recherche
interdisciplinaire – résultats préliminaires /
EX-VIVO MRI: Die Rolle der Fachperson für MTRA
in der interdisziplinären Forschung – Erste
Resultate
E. Maturana1, S. Decker2; 1Thônex/CH, 2Geneva/CH
16:30CT vs IRM: Le clash des grands esprits dans
le monde de l’imagerie de l’hypertension
pulmonaire /
CT vs. MRI: Zusammenprall der grossen
Vorreiter in der Welt der Bildgebung des
pulmonalen Hochdrucks
J. Lanitis-Handschin, M. Bontean; Geneva/CH
Exhibition Area
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FRIDAY, MAY 20, 2016 | SVMTRA
09:45-10:30 Break
DELEGIERTENVERSAMMLUNG SVMTRA
ASSEMBLÉE DES DÉLÉGUÉES ASTRM
Exhibition Area
Room Davos 1/3
Moderators: E. Rezzonico, Lugano/CH;
G. Kast, Chur/CH
10:30 Politique professionelle actuelle /
Berufspolitisch Aktuelles
Y. Jaermann, Montreux/CH
10:50Optimierung des Arbeitsplatzes Computertomographie – ein Puzzle mit vielen Einzelteilen /
Optimisation de la place de travail au CT: un
puzzle avec beaucoup de pièces
G. Stadelmann; Basel/CH
PS V
PS IV
PS III
DAVOS 1/3
08:15-09:45DELEGIERTENVERSAMMLUNG Room Davos 1/3
SVMTRA
ASSEMBLÉE DES DÉLÉGUÉES ASTRM
Moderators: I. Gremion, Lausanne/CH;
R. Latscha-Brunner; Basel/CH
11:10Comparaison des différents types de contrôles
dosimétriques effectués en IMRT statique et
dynamique /
Vergleich der verschiedenen Dosimetriekontrollen in statischen und dynamischen IMRT
A. Guney, Geneva/CH
11:30 Revision Tarmed 2017 / Révision Tarmed 2017
T. Jung, Zurich/CH
Exhibition Area
16:15-16:30
15:30-16:15
13:00-13:30
14:50-15:30
LS
eHealth and the Impact on Radiology
organised by Fasmed
12:00-13:00
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13:30-14:50
11:50-12:00
10:30-11:50
10:00-10:30
08:15-9:45
DAVOS 1
11:50-12:00 Break
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ORGANISED BY FASMED
eHEALTH AND ITS IMPACT ON RADIOLOGY
12:00-12:20by Siemens AG
Isn’t Medical Imaging Just
Perfect for Big Data?
E. Merkle, Basel/CH
Room Davos 1/3
Moderators: M. Moradsini, Bern/CH;
I. Gremion, Lausanne/CH
Die Fachperson für MTRA bei Kriegseinsätzen
im Feldlazarett /
Le TRM à l’hôpital de campagne dans les pays
en guerre
A. Pedergnana, Winterthur/CH
12:20-12:40by GE Healthcare
ITs time: Turning Big Data
into Big Insights
12:40-13:00 by Philips Health Systems
Does it Change Radiology?
13:00-13:30 Break
Exhibition Area
Room Davos 1/3
Moderator: S. Scherz, Liebefeld/CH
13:30Comparaison d’irradiations palliatives avec
les critères d’un traitement à succès selon les
critères de l’Association Suisse de Qualité en
Médecine Palliative /
Vergleich von palliativer Bestrahlung einer
erfolgreichen Behandlung nach den Kriterien
der Swiss Association for Quality in Palliative
Medicine
N. Mamboury, Lausanne/CH
13:50IRM du cou chez les victimes survivantes de
strangulation: évaluations de cas /
MRI der HWS bei überlebenden Strangulationsopfern: Fallauswertung
Ch. Bruguier, Lausanne/CH
14:10 Untersuchungen des Myokards /
Examens du myocarde
E. Müller, Chur/CH
14:30Réceptivité des étudiants TRM à l’interprofessionalité, un enjeu à venir pour la profession /
Die Aufgeschlossenheit der Studierenden
Fachleute für MTRA für Interprofessionnalität,
eine Herausforderung für die Zukunft des Berufes
F. Bouamine, L. Franco, C. Becherraz; Lausanne/CH
14:50-15:30 Break
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