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WFUMB 2013
14th World Congress of Ultrasound in Medicine and Biology
FLAUS 2013
16th Congress of the Latin American Federation of Ultrasound
May 2 – 5, 2013
Transamerica Expo Center – Sao Paulo – Brazil
English
Scientific Program
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WFUMB 2013 flaus 2013 jpr’2013
Table of Contents
Welcoming..................................................................................4
Scientific Committee JPR’2013.........................................11
WFUMB/FLAUS/JPR’2013 Scientific Committee.........12
Scientific Papers Committee..............................................14
Foreign Lecturers WFUMB/FLAUS/JPR’2013...............16
WFUMB/FLAUS, JPR’2013 Floor plan
and Exhibitors..........................................................................42
Thursday – May 2th
SVR – Life Support in Radiology......................................72
Gastrointestinal and Chest Ultrasound..........................48
Hands on – Pratical Course................................................50
IBUs – Breast Ultrasound.....................................................56
ICUs – Cardio...........................................................................58
Ophthalmology.......................................................................60
Peripheral Vascular Doppler Ultrasound: Limbs.........62
Ultrasound in nefro–Urology:
Kidney and Urinary Tract.....................................................64
Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology...................66
Ultrasound in small Parts I..................................................70
Friday – May 3rd
Echocardiography Course...................................................72
Education and Ethics............................................................74
Gastrointestinal Ultrasound Biliary Trees......................76
ICUs – non Cardio..................................................................86
Peripheral Vascular Doppler Ultrasound
Carotid Arteries.......................................................................88
Ultrasound in Emergencies................................................90
Ultrasound in nephro–Urology: Bladder,
Prostate and seminal Vesicles...........................................92
Ultrasound in small Parts II................................................94
Ultrasound in Fetal Medicine 1 – Fetal Echocardiography, screening for Aneuploidies................................96
Hands on – Pratical Course............................................. 105
intervention Course........................................................... 107
Technological Developments WFUMB........................ 109
Ultrasound in Fetal Medicine II...................................... 111
Ultrasound in Musculoskeletal...................................... 113
Ultrasound in nephro–Urology Kidney,
Seminal Vesicles, and Bladder........................................ 115
Ultrasound in Pediatrics................................................... 117
Ultrasound in small Parts III............................................ 119
Veterinary Course............................................................... 121
Sunday – May 5th
Hands on – Pratical Course.......................................................123
Hands on – Pratical Course.......................................................124
Hands on – Pratical Course.........................................................125
ISUOG..................................................................................................126
SIADTP/FLAUS..................................................................................127
SBUS/FLAUS – Ultrasound in Fetal Medicine III..................128
sonography of the Retroperitonium:
Pancreas and Aorta........................................................................129
Ultrasound in Pediatrics...............................................................130
Us in small Parts iV – Breast Us.................................................131
Ultrasound in Musculoskeletal..................................................132
Ultrasound in nephro–Urology: Doppler, hypertension, Transplant of Kidney................................................ 133
Saturday – May 4th
Abdominal and gastrointestinal Ultrasound
– live Focal and Diffuse injuries.......................................98
FlASOg – FlAUS.................................................................... 100
Elastography......................................................................... 101
Hands on – Pratical Course............................................. 102
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The proud of hosting the World Congress
of Ultrasound
The Radiological and Diagnostic Imaging Society of São Paulo (SPR) takes great pleasure in
welcoming two of the most important events of ultrasound in the world: the 14th World Congress of Ultrasound in Medicine and Biology (WFUMB 2013) and the 16th Congress of the Latin American Federation of Ultrasound (FLAUS 2013). Both meetings will be held together with
the 43rd Sao Paulo Radiological Meeting - JPR’2013, which is considered the largest radiological and diagnostic imaging meeting in Latin America and the fourth largest in the world.
The negotiations for the realization of these conferences in Sao Paulo started five years ago
when I was part of the Executive Bureau of the WFUMB. I have always valued the realization
of these important medical conferences in Latin America, where ultrasound plays an extremely important role in Medicine. Thus, during the 11th World Congress of Ultrasound that was held in Seoul, South
Korea, in 2006, Dr. Leandro Fernández and I proposed to the General Assembly the realization of the WFUMB 2013
in São Paulo. We were glad that the Assembly unanimously approved our proposal.
Since then, we have been working hard to make everything possible for this event. Our proposal always took into
consideration the traditional schedule and characteristics of both conferences. The result of our efforts can be evaluated in the next days, when twelve simultaneous rooms will present a high quality scientific content in Ultrasound. In
addition, we will have other activities occurring at the same time at the Transamerica Expo Center: the presentation
of the JPR’2013 Scientific Program.
We hope you enjoy this experience as best as you can!
Dr. Giovanni Guido Cerri, President of the WFUMB/FLAUS/JPR’2013 (SPR)
Welcome to Sao Paulo, Brazil!
Having Brazil as host, once more Latin America opens its arms to the International Ultrasound Community, for the realization of the 14th WFUMB 2013 World Congress, the 16th
Congress of the Latin American Federation of Ultrasound FLAUS 2013 and the 43rd Sao
Paulo Radiological Meeting JPR’2013.
We will have a few days of great presentations and interesting scientific discussions that
will help physicians who practice the ultrasound, to do so in a responsible, critical and
up-to-date way. Our patients will be the big beneficiaries of the scientific exchange between professors and assistants from around the world.
In this event we will have the opportunity to see the most modern equipment, the latest
techniques and the most recent advances of the different companies involved in the trade show.
All these activities will be framed in the cordiality of Latin America, of the participating physicians from various
countries that make up our continent and especially, by the joy and warmth of Brazilians receiving you in the
colossal city of Sao Paulo.
I hope you can enjoy not only the extraordinary scientific activities, but also the wonderful landscapes and
cities of Brazil, in the company of us, your Latin American friends.
You are all welcome to Sao Paulo, Brazil!
I hope you can enjoy not only the extraordinary scientific activities, but also the wonderful landscapes and
cities of Brazil, in the company of us, your Latin American friends.
You are all welcome to Sao Paulo, Brazil!
Dr. Leandro Fernández, President of the WFUMB/FLAUS/JPR’2013 (FLAUS)
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A task the size of the world
Bring together people from different countries with their own cultures and different time zones to develop a joint scientific program quite comprehensive: that
was our challenge ahead the organization of the 14th World Congress of Ultrasound in Medicine and Biology / 16th Congress of Latin American Federation
of Ultrasound / 43rd Sao Paulo Radiological Meeting. Almost at the end of this
journey, we can say that this was an enriching experience in which every detail was
calmly evaluated, respecting differences and opinions of all involved.
The result was a rich program, with multiple ultrasound areas, offering exciting options and inspiring themes. My proposal was to bring together innovative content
with the traditional one, since in recent years we have had great technological advances in the field,
providing advantages in the diagnosis and treatment of patients, our main focus.
In this sense we have some courses that satisfy the professionals’ desires, increasingly interventionist
and specialized. Another innovation is that for the first time we will have an ICUS course - International
Contrast Ultrasound Society as part of the program, both themed in cardiology and no cardiology areas. We present theory combined with daily practice carried out by those who defends the area, investing part of the program in hands-on classes. For that we had a massive collaboration of enterprises, to
which we appreciate the partnership immensely!
We had the pleasure of gathering in the program renowned professionals, ultrasound icons, with the
newest ones in the area, what stimulated us bringing together themes from updating (Refresher Courses) to recent advances (State of the Art). Furthermore, interactive sessions are part of the theoretical
program, and give the audience a chance to interact with the lecturers.
In that process, our main strategy was to work hard and with determination, seeking to unite professionals from around the world. It took months of hard work, extensive meeting, in person and by telephone, hundreds of e-mails exchanged, adjustments and adaptations. I thank everyone who has contributed to this work. We expect the result to be victorious and our best indicator will be the satisfaction of
each attendee to the end of the fourth day.
If the work has been great so far, I have some news: it is just starting. With the completion of WFUMB/
FLAUS/JPR 2013 came another professional challenge: to assume the presidency of the Latin American
Federation of Ultrasound (FLAUS). My expectation is optimistic, and among the proposed goals is to
produce activities that bring together physicians increasingly involved with ultrasonography, a procedure so important and available in Latin America, exchanging experiences and strengthening our method. Another vital point is the search for understanding that both the sonographer and the radiologist
must be committed to the excellence of exams, including ultrasonography alongside other methods of
imaging diagnostic, and valuing it as the others.
My professional tasks - teacher, scientific papers guidance counselor, chief of the Department of Ultrasound,
Hospital das Clínicas, University of São Paulo, and manager of the Ultrasound department in São Paulo of
the DASA Group - grow now with my arrival to the presidency of FLAUS. I express from now the hope of
having everyone’s support to achieve the proposed objectives! I thank all my friends and work colleagues
for their support, without which it would not be possible to achieve these results. And, finally, I reiterate my
appreciation for the love and support I get from my family, to continue this path of challenges!
A great congress to all!
Dr. M. Cristina Chammas, President of the Scientific Committee of the WFUMB/FLAUS/JPR’2013 (SPR)
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FLAUS: 30 years of dedication to the study and
practice of ultrasound
As President of the Latin American Federation of Societies for Ultrasound in Medicine and Biology (FLAUS), and representing the Latin American countries that make
it up, it is a great honor to warmly welcome you to this great scientific importance
event: WFUMB/FLAUS 2013, in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
FLAUS is a regional non-profit organization consisting of Societies, Associations or
Federations of 16 countries of Latin America and the Caribbean, dedicated to the
study and practice of Ultrasound in Medicine. Founded in 1983 by visionary doctors
who decided to join efforts for education, dissemination, and training in Ultrasound
for all medical and biological fields, today the Federation is 30 years old. My compliments to all those who have contributed with their work and effort to strengthen and institutionalize our
organization, bringing its presence to an international level.
This date coincides with the 14th Congress of the World Federation for Ultrasound in Medicine and
Biology 2013, held for the second time in our continent since 1997. Its scientific program covers current
and future issues in the Ultrasound field in different areas of medicine, as well as the latest advances in
technology.
We bring under your consideration the extensive work of the Scientific Committee, of undeniable quality,
not only because of their hard work but also for the merits of our guest foreign teachers from all continents, and for the national ones, who have accepted to share their valuable experiences and knowledge.
During these days I also look forward to sharing socializing moments and to strengthening our friendship during the several social and cultural activities that are scheduled.
My sincere appreciation for your participation.
Welcome!
Dr. Ramon Bataglia A., President of the FLAUS (2011-2013) and President of the Scientific Committee of
the WFUMB/FLAUS/JPR’2013 (FLAUS)
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A scientific, technological, and proficient congress
We are proud and happy to receive everyone in these three joint conferences.
In partnership with the World Federation for Ultrasound in Medicine and Biology (WFUMB) and the Latin American Federation of Ultrasound (FLAUS), SPR has
worked hard over the past two years to provide an organized event with an excellent quality content and launchings and technological innovations in the field of
Imaging Diagnosis.
This is the 43rd time our society organizes its annual event, now recognized worldwide as the leading Latin America in our area. Our expectation is to receive more
than 16,000 people in this four day congress and offer to everyone the best environment to improve and socialize with professionals from other services, from all over Brazil and the five
continents. A unique opportunity!
Our commercial exhibition brings together the best companies in the industry, those who really care to
developing cutting-edge, differentiated solutions, and this is the place where they exhibit what they have
developed and should reach the market soon, or has just arrived. JPR is a great time for the equipment
and software markets of medical imaging, as this is when the manufacturers and developers present
their releases to the Latin American market. Enjoy our event setup to learn about the best solutions and
to plan improvements in your career, in your clinic or hospital.
In addition to the technical and commercial exhibition, there are the booths of the major medical organizations in the world, gathered here. They are companies, associations, colleges and teaching hospitals
presenting their projects, the work they have been developing, opening opportunities of study and work
and offering the possibility of association and consequent commitment with their activities and goals.
The Brazilian College of Radiology and Diagnostic Imaging (CBR) is one of these entities, also represented at the event by its Board.
We hope everyone can make the most of this event and carry the very best in scientific update, technological development and practices for defending the rights of our profession!
Welcome and have a nice congress!
Dr. Ricardo Emile Baaklini, President of the SPR (2011-2013)
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The meeting of continental proportions
At the time I think about welcoming everyone to the 43rd São Paulo Radiological
Meeting, annual congress organized by SPR, already traditional for our specialty, I
realize how beyond the borders of the São Paulo State it has gone. It is a meeting,
and it is Radiological, but it is much more comprehensive and has so much to offer
to professionals throughout Brazil and, this time, to the ones from several countries
of the world.
Due to the ultrasound congresses we present this year, we have attendees from the
five continents. But looking specifically at our JPR, we see that it has become, over
the years, a plural event. More than from São Paulo, and not only Brazilian, today we
are very proud to confirm that our meeting has the strength and professionalism required to annually attract professionals throughout South America. By bringing them together in this event we are privileged
to provide the exchange of information, of experiences from various services and of knowledge.
After the first contacts and the realization that, yes, we speak the same language in the radiology practiced in our continent, it is natural that these physicians, employees or owners of hospitals or clinics, start
to rely on colleagues from neighboring countries and offer more than contact or professional friendship:
the borders fall and many partnerships can flourish. SPR today has a great contact and develops works
together not only with the Latin American Federation of Ultrasound (FLAUS) that is present here this
year, but also with the Societies of Radiology from Chile, Colombia and Argentina, to name a few.
Therefore it is a joy to receive and gather all our colleagues in another JPR, which houses not us, people
from São Paulo or Brazil, but it is a home for all South American radiology.
In this JPR edition I will have the honor to take over the presidency of SPR, and I will be at its front with
our new board of directors for the next two years. Realizing the greatness of our meeting and the expressive representation it has won, I affirm I am arriving with eyes turned to the Latin American plurality,
with the defiant hope of establishing more partnerships and collaborating to the scientific advancement
of our specialty in the whole region. We have a lot in common; we can have a South American scientific
forum, with the warmth and joy of Brazil.
JPR ir ours; enjoy it!
Dr. Antonio José da Rocha, Elected President of the (2013-2015)
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The world ultrasound in our hands
Finally, the day comes to put into practice all the work we have done over the
past year! We are always happy and a little anxious to receive imaging professionals from all over the world at our annual event. This year it is even more international: beyond the Congress of the Latin American Federation of Ultrasound
(FLAUS 2013) we jointly present the World Congress on Ultrasound (WFUMB
2013).
Needless to describe here how long and the work it takes to prepare events of
this level. It takes years of dedication and hundreds - a thousand, maybe? - of
people involved and willing to offer the best, most innovative and differentiated
in imaging diagnosis to the attendees.
This year we will have special and unprecedented courses simultaneously to JPR, precisely because
we are holding international conferences along with it. This greatly enhances the attendees’ opportunities to exchange information and gain experience. It is a differential factor, from which we should
greatly benefit.
In addition to the already known courses, focus on ultrasound allowed us to move forward as ever in
the procedure, presenting innovative concepts and perspectives in other medical fields such as anesthesiology, echocardiography, veterinary, and ophthalmology.
We have partnered with major entities of different areas to develop specific courses, as: International
Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine (ISMRM), International Society of Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology (ISUOG), International Contrast Ultrasound Society (ICUS) and European Society
of Neuroradiology (ESNR). Among the special courses, we present the Technological Developments
Session and the OsiriX Course, plus many hours focused on practical courses and hands-on, in several areas of Radiology.
Finally, we seek to bring the best and we hope that each attendee discovers, learns and gets surprised by what he will see here. Likewise, we hope that everyone has a chance to also spread his knowledge and experience, as this is the best way to improve our specialty.
These days will be especially focused on the personal and professional development.
Explore them to the fullest and have a nice event!
Dr. Renato Adam Mendonça, Scientific Director of the SPR
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Acknowledgment
The Radiological and Diagnostic Imaging Society of São Paulo (SPR) thanks everyone who somehow
contributed to the WFUMB/FLAUS/JPR’2013 organization. We thank committees, coordinators, moderators and speakers who made possible to organize a high quality scientific program.
Furthermore, SPR thanks all colleagues who helped in the selection of the scientific paper abstract
and in the evaluation of the papers presented during WFUMB/FLAUS/JPR’2013.
SPR also is thankful for the companies which are exhibiting at the Technical Exhibition and, specially,
the ones that sponsored extra marketing happenings.
SPR Board of Directors
SPR Board of Directors (2011-2013)
President
Dr. Ricardo Emile Baaklini
Director of Patrimony
Dr. Romeu José Santini
President of the Consulting Board
Dr. Tufik Bauab Jr.
Vice-President
Dr. Antonio José da Rocha
Director of Cultural Issues
Dr. Carlos Homsi
1st Secretary
Dr. Mauro José Brandão da Costa
Director of IT
Dr. Osvaldo de Domenicis Jr.
2st Secretary
Dr. Eloísa M. de Mello S. Gebrim
Department of Clube Roentgen
Dr. Cyro Padilha Balsimelli
General Treasurer
Dr. Rubens Prado Schwartz
Department of
Clube Manoel de Abreu
Dr. Nelson Bitencourt
Consulting Board
Dr. Adelson André Martins
Dr. Aldemir Humberto Soares
Dr. André Scatigno
Dr. Celso Hiram de Araújo Freitas
Dr. Giovanni Guido Cerri
Dr. Jaime Ribeiro Barbosa
Dr. José Michel Kalaf
Dr. Luiz Antônio Nunes de Oliveira
Dr. Marcelo D’Andrea Rossi
Dr. Nestor de Barros
Dr. Renato Adam Mendonça
Dr. Tufik Bauab Jr.
1st Treasurer
Dr. Arilton José dos Santos
Carvalhal
2nd Treasurer
Dr. Antonio Soares Souza
Scientific Director
Director of Professional Defense
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Presidente SPR Jr.
Dr. Gustavo Kalaf
Directors of “Jornal da Imagem”
Dr. Celso Hiram de A. Freitas
Dr. Cássio Ruas de Moraes
Dr. Aldemir Humberto Soares
Editors of “Revista da Imagem”
Dr. Jacob Szejnfeld
Dr. Tufik Bauab Jr.
JPR’2013 Scientific Committee
Coordinator:
Members of the Scientifc Committee
Course
Coordinators
Course
Coordinators
AIRP (American Institute for
Radiologic Pathology)
Dr. Henrique Carrete Jr.
Dr. Gustavo Kalaf
Dr. Maria Helena Mendonça
Dr. Mark Murphey
Internal Medicine
Dr. Adilson Prando
Dr. Douglas J. Racy
Dr. Nelson M. G. Caserta
Dr. Tufik Bauab Jr.
Biomedical
Homero Farias
BI-RADSTM
Nuclear Medicine
PET-CT
Head and Neck
Dr. Eloísa M. M. S. Gebrim
Dr. Ricardo Pires de Souza
Dr. Carla Raquel Ono
Dr. Carlos Pin
Dr. Celso Dario Campos
Dr. Guilherme de Carvalho
Campos Neto
Cardiovascular
Dr. César Nomura
Dr. Gilberto Szarf
Dr. Walther Yoshiharu Ishikawa
Musculoskeletal
Dr. Alípio Gomes Ormond Filho
Dr. André Yui Aihara
Dr. Marcelo Bordalo
Densitometry
Dr. Laura Mendonça
Dr. Marília M. S. Marone
Neuro
Emergencies
Dr. Marcos Menezes
Dr. Shri Krishna Jayanthi
Dr. Antonio J. da Rocha
Dr. Lázaro Luiz F. do Amaral
Dr. Nelson Fortes Ferreira
Osirix
Dr. Tufik Bauab Jr.
Physicists
Daniel Coiro da Silva
Renato Dimenstein
Pediatrics
Dr. Antonio Soares Souza
Dr. André Scatigno Neto
Management in Health
Dr. André Scatigno Neto
Dr. Rubens Schwartz
General Radiology
Dr. José Carlos Silva
Women Imaging
Dr. Jacob Szejnfeld
Dr. Ayrton R. Pastore
SVR – Life Support in
Radiology
Image Guided Intervention
Dr. Marcos Roberto de Menezes
Dr. Rodrigo Gobbo Garcia
Dr. Luiz Antonio N. de Oliveira
Prof. Dr. Augusto
Scalabrini Neto
Radiology Technologist
Lucia Helena Solha
IT in Radiology
Dr. Carlos Matsumoto
Dr. Marcelo de Maria Félix
Dr. Osvaldo de Domenicis Jr.
Dr. Paulo Eduardo de
Aguiar Kuriki
Vilson Cobello
Chest
Dr. Arthur Soares Souza Jr.
Dr. Carmem Fujita
Dr. Gustavo Meirelles
General Ultrasound
Dr. M. Cristina Chammas
Dr. Sérgio A. Ajzen
ISMRM (International Society
for Magnetic Resonance in
Medicine)
Dr. Edson Amaro Jr.
Dra. Maria Concepción Otaduy
Dr. Ralph Markus Strecker
Breast
Dr. José Michel Kalaf
Dr. Luciano Chala
Dr. Maria Helena Mendonça
Dr. Selma de Pace Bauab
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Scientific Committee WFUMB/FLAUS/JPR’2013
(World and Latin American Congresses of Ultrasound)
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MAIN COMMITTEE
Dr. Masatoshi Kudo
President of the Congress by WFUMB
Dr. David Evans
President of the Scientific Committee by WFUMB
Dr. Leandro Fernández
President of the Congress by FLAUS
Dr. Ramon Bataglia
President of the Scientific Committee by FLAUS
President of the Congress by SPR
President of the Scientific Committee by SPR and
SPR Ultrasound Coordinator
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Coordinators
Course
101 – Gastrointestinal and
Chest Ultrasound
Coordinators
Dr. Edda L. Chaves
Dr. Miguel José Francisco Neto
Dr. Stephanie Wilson
201 – Abdominal and Gastroin- Dr. Domingos José Correia
testinal Ultrasound
da Rocha
Biliary Trees
Dr. Edda L. Chaves
301 – Abdominal and GastroDr. Miguel Taboada
intestinal Ultrasound / Liver:
Dr. Túlio Augusto Alves Macedo
Focal and Diffuse Injuries
401 – Abdomen Ultrasound:
Dr. David Carlos Shigueoka
Pancreas, Spleen, Adrenal,
Dr. Miguel Taboada
Aorta, and Ilium
202 – Ultrasound in NefroDr. Andrea Cavalanti Gomes
Urology: Bladder, Prostate, and Dr. Antonio Carlos Matteoni
Seminal Vesicles
de Athayde
Dr. Peter Célio Françolin
302 – Ultrasound in NefroDr. Sérgio Ajzen
Urology: Kidney, Seminal
Dr. Wagner Iared
Vesicles, and Bladder
402 – Ultrasound in NefroUrology, Doppler, Hypertension, Kidney Transplant
103 – Peripheral Vascular
Dr. Joseph Elias Benabou
Doppler Ultrasound: Limbs
Dr. Miguel Lo Vuolo
203 – Peripheral Vascular
Dr. Carlos Ventura
Doppler Ultrasound:
Carotide Arteries
303 and 403 – Ultrasound in
Dr. Pedro Augusto
Pediatrics
Nascimento Daltro
Dr. Pedro Unshelm
104 – IBUS – Breast Ultrasound Dr. Enzo Durante
Dr. José Parada
Dr. Selma Bauab
204 – Ultrasound in
Dr. Antonio Carlos Matteoni
Emergencies
de Athayde
Dr. Jorge Rabat
304 and 404 – Ultrasound in
Dr. Carlos Homsi
Musculoskeletal
Dr. Luis Fernando Chavarria
105 – Ultrasound in Small
Dr. Anil Ahuja
Parts 1
Dr. Edda L. Chaves
Course
Parts 2
Coordinators
Dr. Anil Ahuja
Dr. Edda L. Chaves
Dr. Osmar de Cássio Saito
Dr. Harley de Nicola
Parts 3
Dr. Roberto Moncayo
405 – Ultrasound in Small Parts Dr. Mirtha Lanfranchi
4 – Breast Ultrasound
Dr. Vera Lucia Nunes Aguillar
106 – Ophthalmology Course
Dr. Maria Teresa Bonanomi
Dr. Osmar de Cássio Saito
206 – Ecocardiography Course Dr. Bijoy Khandheria
Dr. Wilson Mathias Jr.
306 – Veterinary Course
Dr. Cibele Figueira Carvalho
406 – SIADTP – FLAUS
Dr. Carlos Bermudez (SIADTP)
Dr. Francisco Mauad Filho (SPR)
Dr. Ramón Bataglia (FLAUS)
107 – ICUS – Cardio
Dr. Steve B. Feinstein
Dr. Wilson Mathias Jr.
207 – ICUS – Non Cardio
Dr. Steve B. Feinstein
307 – Intervention Course
Dr. Luigi Solbiati
Dr. Marcos Roberto de Menezes
Dr. Rodrigo Gobbo Garcia
407 – ISUOG
Dr. Hernan Muñoz
108 – Anesthesiology Course
Dr. Pedro Paulo Kimachi
208 – Education and Ethics
Dr. Paul Dubbins (Education)
Dr. Tufik Bauab Jr. (Ethics)
308 – Technological
Dr. David Evans
Developments
109 – Team 1 – Hands On –
Dr. Miguel LoVuolo
Vascular Ultrasound
Dr. Jairo Monari
Doppler US in the Diabetic
Foot Arterial Arches
Dr. Jorge Rabat
Emergencies
Dr. Miguel A. J. Taboada
Abdome
Dr. Andrea Cavalanti
Renal Doppler Ultrasound
Dr. Rodrigo Gobbo
Intervention in Ultrasound
Course
Coordinators
Course
Coordinators
110 – Team 3 – Thyroid Ultrasound – Practical Tips For a
Full Exam
Thyroid Ultrasound
Fetal Medicine
111 – Team 2 – Hands On – Fetal Medicine – Morphological
Ultrasound
111 – Team 3 – Hands On – Small
Parts (Abdomen) - Abdominal
Wall Defects, Hernias and more
111 – Team 4 – Hands On – Fetal Morphological Ultrasound
209 – Teams 1 and 2 – Hands
On - New Perspectives in the
Ultrasound Diagnostic Fly Thru
Color Doppler US - Portal
Hypertension
Hepatic Elastography
PureWave technology and Matrix in Obstetrics and Internal
Medicine
210 – Team 1 – Hands On - Ultrasound in Regional Anesthesia (Basic Block)
210 – Team 2 – Hands On Ultrasound in Regional Anesthesia (Basic Block)
210 – Team 3 – Assessment of
the Fetal Central
Nervous System
210 – Team 4 – Ultrasound in
Regional Anesthesia (Advanced
Block)
Hepatic Elastography
Thyroid Doppler Ultrasound
211 – Team 2 – Hands On – Ultrasound in Gastroesophageal
Reflux Research - Adapting the
technique to the Initial Critical
Method
Ultrasound Evaluation of the
Ankle - Tendons and Ligaments
211 – Team 4 – Hands On
– Musculoskeletal - How to Explore Knee, Shoulder, Nerves,
Fist, Hand, and Hips
– Volumetric 3D Abdomen
Ultrasound
Superficial Tissue Ultrasound
Thyroid Elastography
Dr. Harley de Nicola
309 – Team 5 – Hands On Lower Limb Venous Doppler:
Mapping Varices
310 M – FLASOG – FLAUS
Dr. Peter Françolin
Dr. Anil Ahuj
Dr. Túlio Macedo
Dr. Sang Cha
Dr. Heron Werner
Dr. Edda L. Chaves
Dr. Luiz A.Bailão
Dr. David Cosgrove
Dr. Thobias Nóbrega de Oliveira
Dr. Ilka Regina Souza de Oliveira
Dr. Sandro Scaglione
Dr. Valéria Olivia Carboni
Dr. Pedro Paulo Kimachi
Dr. Renato Ximenes
Dr. Joel Schmillevitch
Dr. Joel Schmillevitch
Dr. Simone Shibao
Dr. Rosemeire Fernandes Garcia
Dr. Hernan Muñoz
Dr. Jose de Gracia
Dr. Ramon Bataglia
310 T – Elastography
Dr. Masatoshi Kudo
311 – Team 1 – Hands On – BDr. Edwin Cruz
Flow and Its Advantages Clinics
Dr. Hans Peter Weskott
Dr. Fernando Viñals
–Advanced Techniques in
Dr. Renato Ximenes
Echocardiography
Dr. Wilson Matias Jr
Obtaining Window Echocardiographic (radiologists)
Dr. Wilson Matias Jr
Técnicas de Speckle Tracking –
Sessão para Cardiologistas
409 – Team 1 – Hands On – Ca- Dr. Carlos Ventura
rotid Doppler US - Evaluation
After Surgical Treatment (Endarterectomy) and Endovascular
(Stent)
Dr. Anil Ahuja
Salivary Glands
Dr. Túlio Macedo
Hepatic elastography
PureWave technology and Ma- Dr. Valéria Olivia Carboni
trix in Obstetrics and Internal
Medicine
Dr. Sergio Kobayashi
– Doppler in Obstetrics: Evaluation of Fetal Surveillance
112 - Ultrasound in Obstetrics Dr. Ayrton Roberto Pastore
and Gynecology
Dr. Raúl Sanchez
212 - Ultrasound in Fetal
Dr. Ramón Bataglia
Medicine 1
Dr. Renato Ximenes
312 - Ultrasound in Fetal
Dr. Hernan Munoz
Medicine 2
Dr. Luiz Antonio Bailão
Dr. Sergio Kobayashi
412 - SBUS/FLAUS - UltraDr. Luiz Antonio Bailão
sound in Fetal Medicine 3
Dr. Sang Choon Cha
Dr. Waldemar Naves do Amaral
Dr. Renato Sernik
Dr. Luis Fernando Chavarria
Dr. Marcio Bouer
Dr. Bernardo Lopes
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Scientific Papers Committee
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WFUMB/FLAUS/JPR’2013
n JPR’2013
M. Cristina Chammas (President)
Pedro Unshlen
Ramon Bataglia
Renato Ximenes
Túlio Macedo
Wagner Iared
Renato Adam Mendonça (President)
Adelson André Martins
Antônio Furtado de Albuquerque
Cavalcante
Antônio José da Rocha
Antônio Sérgio Zafred Marcelino
César Higa Nomura
Cláudio Campi de Castro
Ilka Regina Souza de Oliveira
Jacob Szejnfeld
M. Cristina Chammas
n Evaluators who collaborated on WFUMB/FLAUS/JPR ‘2013
• Abdalla Youssef Skaf
• Adelson André Martins
• Adilson Cunha Ferreira
• Adilson Prando
• Adriano Tachibana
• Alberto Ribeiro de Souza Leão
• Alessandro André Mazzola
• Alexandre Maurano
• Alice Cristina Coelho Brandão
• Almir Inácio da Nóbrega
• Ana Clara Tude Rodrigues
• André Fukunishi Yamada
• André Rosenfeld
• André Scatigno Neto
• André Yui Aihara
• Andrea Cavalanti Gomes
• Andréa Papini Góes Teixeira
• Andréa Tsunoda
• Anil Ahuja
• Antonio Carlo Matteoni de
Athayde
• Antonio Carlos dos Santos
• Antonio Carlos Martins Maia Jr.
• Antonio Carlos Portugal Gomes
• Antônio Furtado de Albuquerque Cavalcanti
• Antônio José da Rocha
• Antonio Luis Eiras de Araujo
• Antonio Sergio Zafred Marcelino
• Antonio Soares Souza
• Armando Zamora
• Arthur Soares Souza Jr.
• Artur da Rocha Correa
Fernandes
• Ayrton Roberto Pastore
• Bárbara Juarez Amorim
• Bruno Fornage
• Bruno Siqueira Campos Lopes
• Byung Ihn Choi
• Carla Rachel Ono
• Carlos Alberto Buchpiguel
• Carlos Castilho Pin
• Carlos Homsi
• Carlos Jorge da Silva
• Carlos Matsumoto
• Carlos Shimizu
• Carlos Toyama
• Carlos Ventura
• Carmem Lúcia Fujita
• Celso Dario Ramos
• César Augusto de Araújo Neto
• César Higa Nomura
• Christian P. Nolsoe
• Christy Holland
• Cibele Carvalho
• Cláudia da Costa Leite
• Cláudia Kazue Yamaguchi
• Cláudio Rodrigues Pires
• Conrado Furtado de Albuquerque Cavalcanti
• Daniel Coiro da Silva
• Danielle Wiecek
• Dante Luiz Escuissato
• David Carlos Shigueoka
• David Cosgrove
• David Evans
• Décio Prando
• Denis Szejnfeld
• Dolores Del Carmen Tanus
Bustelo
• Domingos José Correia da
Rocha
•D
ouglas Jorge Racy
•D
ráulio Barros de Araújo
•E
dda L. Chaves
•E
dmário Costa
•E
dson dos Santos Marchiori
•E
dson Rossini Iglezias
•E
duardo Fleury
•E
duardo Nóbrega Pereira Lima
•E
dwin Cruz
•E
leonora Horvath
•E
loísa Maria de Mello Santiago
Gebrim
•E
merson Gasparetto
•E
nzo Durante
•E
rica Endo
• F abio Cardillo Vieira
• F abricio Pereira Andrade
• F ernando Luis Soma
• F lávia Kalil Issa Cevasco
• F lávio Spinola Castro
• F rancisco Mauad Filho
•G
abriel Barbosa Sandim
•G
ideon Pereira
•G
ilberto Szarf
•G
iselle Guedes Netto de Mello
•G
iuseppe D’Ippolito
•G
loria Soto
•G
uilherme de Carvalho
Campos Neto
•G
uinel Hernandez Filho
•G
ustavo Meirelles
•G
ustavo Novelino Simão
•H
arley de Nicola
•H
assen Garbi
•H
elio Kiitiro Yamashita
•H
enrique Carrete Jr.
• Henrique Manoel Lederman
• Henrique Simão Trad
• Hernan Muñoz
• Heron Werner
• Hilton Muniz Leão Filho
• Hugo Alexandre Sócrates
de Castro
• Hugo Pereira Pinto Gama
• Ilka Regina Souza de Oliveira
• Ioan Sporea
• Irene Shimura Endo
• Jacob Szejnfeld
• Jacques S. Abramowicz
• Jaime Ribeiro Barbosa
• Jairo Monari
• James Henrique Yared
• Jeane Mike Tsutsui
• Jorge Elias Jr.
• Jorge Rabat
• José Dilermando Gotardo
• José Luiz Cury Marins
• José Michel Kalaf
• José Parada
• José Roberto Lopes Ferraz Filho
• José Soares Jr.
• Joseph Elias Benabou
• Julia Capobianco
• Júlia Diva Zavariz
• Juliano Ferreira Faria
• Julio Tonina
• Kanu Bala
• Laercio Tonelo
• Lázaro Luiz Faria do Amaral
• Leandro Fernandez
• Leandro Tavares Lucato
• Leonardo Modesti Vedolin
• Letícia Martins Azeredo
• Lilian Lopes
• Lisa Suzuki
• Lúcia Helena Solha
• Luciana de Pádua Silva Baptista
• Luciana Pardini Chamié
• Luciano Fernandes Chala
• Luciano Nardozza
• Luis Fernando Chavarría
• Luís Ronan M. F. de Souza
• Luis Ronan Marques F. Souza
• Luiz Antônio Bailão
• Luiz Antonio Nunes de Oliveira
• Luiz Carlos Donoso Scoppetta
• Luiz Celso Hygino
• Luiz Felipe de Souza Nobre
• Luiz Guilherme de Carvalho
Hartmann
• Manoel de Souza Rocha
• Manoel Orlando da Costa
Gonçalves
• Marcel Vieira da Nóbrega
• Marcello H. Nogueira-Barbosa
• Marcelo Bordalo Rodrigues
• Marcelo de Maria Félix
• Marcelo Nico
• Marcelo Tatit Sapienza
• Márcio Roberto dos Santos
Cubas
• Marco Tulio Gonzalez
• Marcos Roberto de Menezes
• Marcos Roberto Gomes de
Queiroz
• Maria Cristina Chammas
• Maria Helena Siqueira
Mendonça
• Maria Jaqueline Mamprim
• Maria Regina Machado
• Mauro José Brandão da Costa
• Michel Daoud Crema
• Miguel Angel Jimenez Taboada
• Miguel José Francisco Neto
• Miguel Lo Vuolo
• Mirtha Lanfranchi
• Nelson Caserta
• Nelson Fortes Ferreira
• Nico de Jong
• Nitamar Abdala
• Norma Maranhão
• Norma Medicis de Albuquerque
Maranhão
• Osmar de Cássio Saito
• Osvaldo de Domenicis Jr.
• Pablo Rydz Pinheiro Santana
• Patrícia Prando Cardia
• Paula de Camargo Moraes
• Paulo Eduardo de Aguiar Kuriki
• Pedro Augusto Nascimento
Daltro
• Pedro Unshlen
• Peter Célio Françolin
• Publio César Cavalcante Viana
•R
adiá Pereira dos Santos
•R
amon Batáglia
•R
egina Lúcia Elia Gomes
•R
enato Adam Mendonça
•R
enato Antônio Sernik
•R
enato Dimenstein
•R
enato Luiz da Silveira Ximenes
•R
icardo Pires de Souza
•R
oberto Blasbalg
•R
oberto de Moraes Bastos
•R
oberto Gomes Nogueira
•R
oberto Kalil Filho
•R
oberto Moncayo
•R
oberto Sasdelli Neto
•R
odrigo Gobbo Garcia
•R
odrigo Vaz de Lima
•R
ogério Pedreschi Caldana
•R
onald Benzie
•R
onaldo Hueb Baroni
•R
uy Rodrigues Galves Jr.
•S
ang Choon Cha
•S
elma de Pace Bauab
•S
érgio A. Ajzen
•S
érgio Keidi Kodaira
•S
érgio Kobayashi
•S
hri Krishna Jayanthi
•S
ilvia Marçal Benício de Melo
•S
imone Shibao
•S
onia Marta Moriguchi
•S
oraia Ale Souza
•S
tephanie Wilson
•S
tevie Feinstein
•S
u Jin Kim
•T
homas Scholbach
•T
ilde Rodrigues Froes Paiva
•T
ufik Bauab Jr..
•T
úlio Augusto Alves Macedo
•V
aldair Francisco Muglia
•V
aldelice Teodoro
•V
era Aguillar
•V
era Christina Camargo de
Siqueira Ferreira
•W
agner Iared
•W
alther Yoshiharu Ishikawa
•W
ilson Mathias Jr.
•X
avier Stump
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Invited Speaker WFUMB/FLAUS/JPR’2013
About one hundred and fifty foreign speakers will be part of the activities of WFUMB / FLAUS /
JPR’2013, contributing to the high level of the scientific program. Many of these guests are coming to
Brazil to represent renowned international entities.
Foreign Lecturers WFUMB/FLAUS/JPR’2013
• Adrian Goudie – Western Australia, Australia
• Alan Daneman – Toronto, Canada
• Alberto Simoncini – Louisiana, USA
• Alejandro Rolón – Buenos Aires, Argentina
• Alícia Susana Núñes de Pierro – Buenos
Aires, Argentina
• Amalia Agut Giménez – Murcia, Spain
• Anyl Ahuja – Hong Kong, China
• Armando Zamora – Guatemala, Guatemala
• Aza Hammou – Tunis, Tunisia
• Bijoy Khandheria – Milwaukee, USA
• Brian D. Coley – Cincinnati, USA
• Brian Fowlkes – Ann Arbor, USA
• Bruno Fornage – Texas, USA
• Byung Ihn Choi – Seoul, South Korea
• Carlos Bermudez – Caracas, Venezuela
• Carlos Galeano – Dolores, Uruguay
• Cheng-Wen Chiang – Taipei, Taiwan
• Christian P. Nolsoe – Copenhagen, Denmark
• Christoph Dietrich – Bad Mergentheim, Germany
• Christy Holland – Cincinnati, USA
• Chui-Mei Tiu – Tipei, Taiwan
• Dagmar Schreiber-Dietrich – Asklepios Klinik
St. Augustin, Germany
• Daniel Cafici – Buenos Aires, Argentina
• David Cosgrove – London, United Kingdom
• David Evans – Leicester, United Kingdom
• Diana Gaitini – Haifa, Israel
• Diego Barca – Buenos Aires, Argentina
• Dieter Nuernberg – Neuruppin, Germany
• Edda L. Chaves – Maracay, Venezuela
• Edwin Cruz – San Juan, Puerto Rico
• Eleanor Stride – Oxford, United Kingdom
• Enzo Durante – Ferrara, Italy
• Erasmo Huertas – Peru
• Fabio Piscaglia – Bologna, Italy
• Fergus Scott – Sidney, Australia
• Fernando Vinals – Concepción, Chile
• Gabriel Leon Letamendi – Guayaquil, Ecuador
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• Gail ter Haar – Sutton Surrey, United Kingdom
• Glenn Mena – Quito, Ecuador
• Gloria Soto – Santiago, Chile
• Guilhermo Azulay – Buenos Aires, Argentina
• Hans Peter Weskott – Hannover, Germany
• Harvey L. Nisenbaum – Philadelphia, USA
• Hassen Gharbi – Tunis, Tunisia
• Heoung Keun KANG – Hwasun, South Korea
• Hernan Muñoz – Santiago, Chile
• Ioan Sporea – Timisoara, Romania
• Iván Garcez R. – Quito, Ecuador
• Jacques S. Abramowicz – Illinois, USA
• Jader Cruz – Lisboa, Portugal
• Jairo Monari – Maracay, Venezuela
• Jesus Orrantes Reyes – Durango, Mexico
• Joaquim Lopes Aranna – Cochabamba, Bolivia
• Joaquín Gonzalez – San Jose, Costa Rica
• Jonathan Rubin – Ann Arbor, USA
• Joon Koo HAN – Seoul, South Korea
• Jorge Rabat – Ciudad Bolívar, Venezuela
• Jose Parada – Montevideo, Uruguay
• Julio Tonina – Asunción, Paraguay
• Kanu Bala – Dhaka, Bangladesh
• Kenneth S. Lee – Madison, USA
• Kofoworola Soyebi – Lagos, Nigeria
• Kristoffer Hansen – Copenhagen, Denmark
• Leandro Fernandez – Caracas, Venezuela
• Leonard Berlin – Chicago, USA
• Leopoldo Garcia Himmelstine – Ciudad de
Mexico, Mexico
• Libardo Gomez – Barranquilla, Colombia
• Linda Maiman Feinstein – Chicago, USA
• Lindolfo Mendonza – Asunción, Paraguay
• Luigi Solbiati – Busto Arsizi, Italy
• Luis F. do Chavarria – San Jose, Costa Rica
• Maria Delia Santana Cibrian – Managua, Nicaragua
• Marilyn Siegel – St. Louis, USA
• Mario Palermo – Buenos Aires, Argentina
• Mario Rendón Solórzano – Guayaquil, Ecuador
• Masatoshi Kudo – Osaka, Japan
• Mauricio Herrera – Bogotá, Colombia
• Michael Kawooya – Kampala, Uganda
• Michel Claudon – Paris, France
• Miguel A. J. Taboada – Cidade do Mexico, Mexico
• Miguel Lo Vuolo – Santa Fé, Argentina
• Mirko D’Ónofrio – Verona, Italy
• Mirta Lanfranchi – Buenos Aires, Argentina
• Nico de Jong – Rotterdam, Netherlands
• Odd Helge Gilja – Bergen, Noruega
• Orlando Afonso – Asunción, Paraguay
• Oscar Atobe – Asunción, Paraguay
• Pablo Morikawa – Asunción, Paraguay
• Pai-Chi Li – Taipei, Taiwan
• Paul Dubbins – Plymouth, United Kingdom
• Pedro Unshelm – Caracas, Venezuela
• Peter Burns – Toronto, Canada
• Rafael Fernandez Nolasco – Cuernavaca
Mor, Mexico
• Ramon Bataglia – Asunción, Paraguay
• Raul Sanchez Jimenez – Santo Domingo,
Dominican Republic
• Richard Barr – Youngstown, USA
• Robert Eckersley – London, United Kingdom
• Roberto Eduardo Gori – Quilmes, Argentina
• Roberto Moncayo – Quito, Ecuador
• Ronald Benzie – Sidney, Australia
• Seung Hyup Kim – Seoul, South Korea
• Stephanie Wilson – Calgary, Canadá
• Steve Feinstein – Chicago, USA
• Steven R. Goldstein – Nova Iorque, USA
• Stuart Foster – Toronto, Canada
• Susan Campbell Westerway – Sidney, Australia
• Torben Lorentzen – Herlev, Denmark
• Vicente Bataglia – Assunción, Paraguay
• Waldo Sepulveda – Santiago, Chile
• Wen-Hung Kuo – Taipei, Taiwan
• Won Jae Lee – Seoul, South Korea,
• Yi-Hong Chou – Taipei, Taiwan
Foreign Lecturers JPR’2013
• Alberto Goldzsal – New Jersey, USA
• C. Douglas Phillips – New York, USA
• Cornelia Prokop – Amsterdam, Holanda
• Cristina Granziera – Lausanne, Switzerland
• Deborah R. Shatzkes – New York, USA
• Denis Krause – Bourgogne, France
• Dow-Mu Koh – London, United Kingdom
• E. Turgut Tali – Ankara, Turkey
• Enrique Estrada Lobato – Ciudad de Mexico,
Mexico
• George Bisset – Houston, USA
• Gerald Weisser – Mannheim, Germany
• Gunnar Krueger – Lausanne, Switzerland
• Jan Labuscagne – Burbury, Australia
• Jeffrey Galvin – Baltimore, USA
• Jessica Leung – San Francisco, USA
• Juergen Hennig – Freiburg, Germany
• Julia Fielding – Chicago, USA
• Klaus Bohndorf – Bayern, Germany
• Luciano Prevedello – Boston, USA
• Majda Thurnher – Vienna, Austria
• Mathias Prokop – Amsterdam, Holanda
• Michael Soulem – Philadelphia, USA
• Mukesh Harisinghani – Boston, USA
• Paul M. Parizel – Antwerp, Belgium
• Pedro Luis Ferro Vilela – Almada , Portugal
• Peter Ell – London, United Kingdom
• Ricardo Cury – Miami, USA
• Richard Baron – Chicago, USA
• Santiago Rossi – Buenos Aires, Argentina
• Scott Reeder – Madison, USA
• Valerie Jackson – Indiana, USA
• Victor Gerbaudo – Boston, USA
• Vijay Rao – Philadelphia, USA
• Wendy Smoker – Iowa City, USA
• William E. Palmer – Boston, USA
• Zoltan Patay – Memphis, USA
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SPR Homages in JPR’2013
Every year, during JPR, SPR honors two outstanding and/or large contributors to the specialty of
Imaging Diagnosis. This year’s honorees will be Drs João Luiz Fernandes, from Salvador, Bahia, and
Antonio Furtado Cavalcanti, from Sao Paulo.
During this JPR a third tribute, unprecedented, will be granted to a professional who, although not a
radiologist, has also been essential to the success of the Radiology works developed in the State of Sao
Paulo and in many places in Brazil. It was a unanimous decision among the SPR Board of Directors
to publicly recognize the important works performed by the contributor Gentil Nepomuceno to the
specialty of Imaging Diagnosis over the years. It is especially worthy.
The three honors will be paid during the SPR New Board of Directors Taking Office Session, on
May 4, 6pm, room T.
Dr. João Luiz Fernandes
The first honoree, Dr. João Luiz Fernandes, was born in Vitória, Espírito Santo,
and is a radiologist at the Image Memorial Group - DASA, in Salvador, capital of
Bahia. Formed in 1965 by the Faculdade de Ciências Médicas da Universidade
Federal do Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ), he has dedicated himself almost exclusively to
the Osteoarticular Radiology System since 1975.
Member of the Brazilian College of Radiology and the Radiological and Diagnostic
Imaging Society of São Paulo, he has been a regular contributor in both entities,
lecturing in several courses such as the Thematic Course of the Musculoskeletal
Radiology Study Group (called ‘Germe’), and a debater in the Image Interpreting
Session of this congress, in which he will be the Honorary President. He has also
conducted classes at various courses in South America countries.
His literary work provides extensive studies content to doctors across the
country. He is the author of Diagnóstico Por Imagem em Reumatologia (1st
edition 2007, Guanabara Koogan Publishing House), along with Dr. Sérgio Lopes
Viana. He is also the associate editor of Coluna Vertebral (1st edition 2011), part
of CBR Series books. Besides being a scientific exponent in the Musculoskeletal
area, Dr. João Luiz Fernandes is known for keeping great friendship with
radiologists all over Brazil.
In his long career, he has received other honors and awards. He was Honorary
President of the XXXIV Brazilian Congress of Radiology in 2005, received the
Award of Honor Medicine, by the Physicians Association of Brazilia in 2012.
In that same year, he was awarded the Second Prize in Prêmio Jabuti, Health
Sciences category, for his book Coluna Vertebral.
Besides being a great professional who has always defended and honored
Radiology, Dr. João Luiz Fernandes is an excellent husband, father of two
daughters and grandfather of two girls.
Dr. Antonio Furtado de Albuquerque Cavalcanti
Patron of the 43rd Sao Paulo Radiological Meeting, Dr. Antonio Furtado de
Albuquerque Cavalcanti is one of the most important SPR contributors in the
entity’s 45 years of history. Graduated at Faculdade de Medicina, Universidade
de São Paulo (USP) in 1967, he has served for 46 years in various segments
of radiology, as General Radiology, Ultrasound, Mammography, CT, MRI, and
Bone Densitometry.
On the academic side, he has worked for 35 years at the Hospital das Clínicas
da USP, in Sao Paulo, where he learned a lot from many masters and, in their
early stages, helped several residents who became grandmasters. He was also
professor of radiology at the Faculdade de Medicina de Jundiaí for 17 years.
Associated to SPR since 1976, Dr. Antonio Furtado de Albuquerque Cavalcanti
served as a general secretary in the much missed Dr. Sydney de Souza’s
management, participating in the foundation of the Jornal da Imagem
Newspaper and Revista da Imagem Magazine, both SPR’s. Moreover, for
years he served as a member of the Scientific Papers Committee, assiduously
attending to long and exhausting meetings, and always collaborating with
optimistic ideas and enthusiastic positioning. Today he is part of the SPR
honorary members select group.
Aged 71, Dr. Antonio Furtado de Albuquerque Cavalcanti retired saying he will
dedicate himself more intensely to one of the best activities of mankind: enjoy
his grandchildren. Besides being a grandfather, the radiologist is married to
Maria Sonia B. Cavalcanti and is father of two, one of them also a radiologist, Dr.
Conrado Cavalcanti.
Sr. Gentil Isidoro Nepomuceno
The third honor of the 43rd Sao Paulo Radiological Meeting shall be granted
to a professional who, although not a radiologist, has also been essential to
the success of the Radiology works developed in the State of Sao Paulo and in
many places in Brazil.
The sales representative Gentil Isidoro Nepomuceno, tenderly known as “Seu
Gentil”, has accompanied every major radiology event of Sao Paulo since 1970,
and became a loved person by all in the area.
To justify him as an honored, all one has to do is to jokingly repeat the
catchphrase: “he is kind to the name!” [“Gentil” in Portuguese means “kind”.]
Another curious fact in his life is that he was born on November 8, a known
date for being the International Day of Radiology, since in the same date in
1895, physicist Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen discovered X-rays.
Gentle Isidoro Nepomuceno has been married for 53 years with Diva
Nepomuceno, with whom he’s had a couple of kids. He is the grandfather of four.
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Brazilian pioneer of ultrasound is honored by FLAUS
Tireless fighter for the good quality of ultrasound in Brazil and a professor of
a demanding and rigorous conduct in the training of his students: only those
predicates justify the honor granted by FLAUS to Dr Domingos Correia da
Rocha during WFUMB/FLAUS/JPR ‘2013.
By knowing the path of this radiologist from Maceió, a founding member
and the second president of the entity (1985-1987), it is understood that the
deserving of any honor is even greater.
Graduated at the Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade Federal de Alagoas in
1974, Dr Domingos Rocha was a resident at the Instituto Estadual de Radiologia
Manoel de Abreu, in Rio de Janeiro. After getting the Radiology specialist
title, by AMB, he was a fellow in Ultrasound at the Department of Radiology
at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia, United States. He returned to
Maceió in 1976, and a year later, he had the opportunity to know what would
change his professional history: the first ultrasound equipment in operation. He
was self-taught in the method.
In 1981, concerned with the training of professionals in the Brazilian Northeast,
he created the School of Ultrasound, which trained over 700 specialists who
work throughout Brazil. His dedication to the method study is also translated
into six published books, 61 lectures delivered abroad and 653 lectures spoken
in several Brazilian cities.
Also committed to associative issues, he is an honorary member of several
international societies and of the Alagoas Academy of Medicine, former
president of the Brazilian Society of Ultrasound (SUSEM), of FLAUS, and the
Brazilian College of Radiology and Imaging Diagnosis (CBR), where he is still a
coordinator of the Ultrasound Scanning Quality Stamp.
Currently, Dr Domingos Rocha splits his schedule between the posts of director
of Clinimagem and Head of the Department of Ultrasonography and Computed
Tomography at Unimed Hospital, both in Maceió. However, his most important
commitments are with his family: his wife, also a radiologist, Dr Andrea Papini
Teixeira, their five children, and two grandchildren.
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Official Activities
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SOLEMN OPENING SESSION
It will be held on May 2, Thursday, at 6.30pm, at the Alfa Theatre, next to the Transamerica
Hotel, a five minute walk from the Transamerica Expo Center. From the pavilion exit, hostesses will
stand ready, showing the path to this place. Transport via vans from TEC to the Alfa Theatre will
also be available. If you have questions, seek information at SPR Junior Booth, in the lobby of the
Pre-enrolled Participants office.
After the ceremony a singer duo of the Scala Group, from Milan, will give a presentation
accompanied by the Orchestra of Heliopolis. The session, supported by Bracco, will be open to the
public, but since the theatre capacity is limited, you need to address the SPR Junior Booth earlier to
check seat availability and withdraw your invitation for free.
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OPENING COCKTAIL
It will take place after the Solemn Opening Session at the Alfa Theatre foyer, May 2, 8.30pm.
This cocktail is sponsored by Bracco contrasts company.
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IMAGE INTERPRETATION SESSION
On May 3, Friday, from 5.40pm to 6.40pm, Room T. In this year the CCRP, as this activity is
known, receives debaters from across the country. These are the confirmed names:
Musculoskeletal: João Luiz Fernandes - Praia do Forte - Bahia
Chest: Dante Escuissato - Curitiba - Parana
Abdomen: Douglas Racy - Sao Paulo - Sao Paulo
Head and Neck: Eloisa Gebrim - Sao Paulo - São Paulo
Neuroradiology: Francisco Maciel Jr. - Vitoria - Espirito Santo
Inaugural Session of the SPR Board of Directors (2013-2015)
Every two years, in March, traditionally during the Manoel de Abreu Club in the city of São
Carlos, the election of the new SPR Board of Directors takes place. And so it did this year. The
group elected on March 23, will take up their executive positions during JPR’2013. The Tenure
Ceremony will be held on May 4, Saturday, at 6pm, room T.
At that same meeting, there will be a FLAUS solemnity, at which Dr M. Cristina Chammas will
take office as president. Still in this session, Dr Heron Werner will lecture on “3D Acquisition
and fetal block printing “.
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CLOSING SESSION
To celebrate the success of the WFUMB / FLAUS / JPR 2013 and welcome JPR’2014, SPR will offer
to all attendees a cocktail with a VJ musical presentation and a special surprise in Brazilian rhythm.
The party takes place on May 4, Saturday, 7pm, at the restaurant area. Be there!
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Book Launching
During JPR, presenting a book to the public has become a tradition among physicians and publishers
who produce books for the Radiology technical education sector. Check out the works that will be
released during the congress with signing sessions and presentation in bookstores:
May 3th, Friday
Ultrasonographic Diagnostic in Gynecology
Edition: 1st edition
Author: Dr. Luiz Antonio Bailão
Publishing house: Revinter
Launching: 10.40am, in front of SPR booth
Ultrasound of Small Parts
Edition: 2nd edition
Authors: Drs. Osmar Saito and Giovanni G. Cerri
Neuroradiology in Head and Neck – Questions
and Answers
Authors: Drs. Fabrício G. Gonçalves and
Leonardo O. Moura
INRAD Clinical Cases – Volume 6
Authors: Drs. Giovanni G. Cerri and Cláudia Costa
Leite/INRAD
The History of the Radiological Society of
São Paulo – A Journey Being Built
Authors: Oldair de Oliveira e Patrícia Morgado
Publishig house: Farol
Launching: 15.10pm, in front of SPR booth
May 4th, Saturday
Physical and technological bases PET and CT
Authors: Drs. Dany Jasinowodolinski and
Renato Dimenstein
Publishig house: Senac
Launching: 15.10pm, in front of SPR booth
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Urinário – Série Colégio Brasileiro
de Radiologia
Authors: Drs. Adilson Prando e
Ronaldo Hueb Baroni
Publishig house: Elsevier
Launching: 15h10, em frente o Estande da SPR
BOOK AVAILABLE IN BOOKSTORES EXCLUSIVELY AT JPR
Magnetic Ressonance – Pratical Applications
Edition: 4th edition
Authors: Drs. Catherine Westbrook, Carolyn Kaut Roth, and John Talbot
Publishing house: Guanaba Koogan
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General Information
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EVENT
VENUE
Transamerica Expo Center
387, Dr. Mário Villas Boas
Rodrigues Avenue
Santo Amaro, Sao Paulo.
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Business
Hours
Registration Booths:
• May 2 and 3, from 7am to 7pm
• May 4, from 7:30am to 7pm
• May 5, from 8am to 12pm
Classrooms:
• May 2 and 3, from 9am to 5:40pm
• May 4, from 8:30am to 5:30pm
• May 5, from 8:30am to 12:30pm
Trade exhibition:
• May 2-4, from 9am to 7pm
• May 5, from 9am to 1pm
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CERTIFICATES
Certificates of Participation at WFUMB / FLAUS / JPR ‘2013 will be available only in the digital
format (PDF), a week after the congress, on the SPR website. Attendees who had registered
presence during the classes may visit the website and print it from anywhere. An ID number will
be required.
We emphasize that the congress registration, by itself, does not entitle the certificate.
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Identification Badges
• Pre-registered attendees, who chose to receive their badges in advance,
had them mailed to them from early April, as a registered correspondence
with a notice of receipt. Having the badge in hands, the attendee should
report directly to the Bags booth at the Pre-enrolled Participants Office,
to withdraw the congress material and the badge string.
• Pre-enrolled people, who had opted for not receiving their badge in advance
by mail, have to withdraw it at the Pre-enrolled Participants Office.
• Those who enrolled at the congress venue are expected to withdraw
their badge at the moment of the registration, at the New Enrolled
Participants Office.
• Badge is personal and not transferable, and it is mandator for access
to all scientific activities, technical-commercial exhibition area and to
use the official transportation. In case it is lost or forgotten behind, the
attendee must pay an R$ 100 fee for a new one. This condition is an
irrevocable safety measure. Type of badge
Coordinator
Speaker
Moderator
Guest
Hands-On Monitor
CBR Guest
Companion
CBR Staff
Attendee
Attendee SPR Member
SPR Member One-day Attendee
One-day Attendee
Radiology Technician/Technologist
Physicist/Biomedical/Biologists
Veterinary
Health Management
IT in Radiology
SPR Board of Directors
SPR Staff
BM2 Staff
Secretariat Staff
WFUMB Staff
Media Desk
Interpreter
Exhibitor
General Services
Staff
Security
Visitor
Student Visitor
Press
Special Permition
Provisional
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COLOR
Royal Blue
Royal Blue
Royal Blue
Royal Blue
Royal Blue
Royal Blue
Navy Blue
Navy Blue
Medium Green
Light Green
Dark Green
Dark Green
Bordeaux
Yellow
Purple
Orange
Orange
Black
Black
Black
Black
Black
Light Blue
Pink
Red
Brown
Brown
Moss Green
Light Grey
Light Grey
Lead-colored
White
White
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FOOD COURT
WFUMB / FLAUS / JPR ‘2013 classes
recording, or other sponsored events by SPR,
visit the Video Library booth, at the entrance
of the exhibition area.
Noah Restaurant
It is located at the Trade Exhibition area,
close to Hall G. Opening hours from 12pm to
4pm. Price: R$ 40.
You can purchase meals vouchers in advance
from the restaurant company or during the
congress, at the restaurant. Buy your ticket
and avoid queuing during the event.
Details: Gabriel Marcondes / (11) 2179-3425
/ [email protected] /
www.noah.com.br
Lunch Box
At the entrance of the restaurant, there is a
Lunch Box selling point (price R$ 18).
Details: Gabriel Marcondes / (11) 2179-3425
/ [email protected] /
www.noah.com.br.
Snack Bars
Three cafes serving snacks and savory will
be open throughout the event, at the Trade
Exhibition area: one is located near the
Scientific Papers area in Hall C; one is to the
right after the entrance of the Enrollment
and Visitors Desk; the third one is off Noah
Restaurant exit.
Pizzeria
It can be found at the restaurant exit corridor,
between Halls B and C.
After the congress, contact Quality Events to
acquire this material: Phone (11) 5542-8080 /
Email [email protected].
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OCKERS
They are situated in the main entrance hallway
/ foyer of the congress pre-enrolled attendees
both, and run on May 2-4, from 8am to 7pm,
and on May 5, from 8am to 1pm. A symbolic
R$ 10 fee is charged for using the service.
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FIRST AID POST
It is situated in the main entrance hallway /
foyer of the congress pre-enrolled attendees
both, and runs on May 2-4, from 8am to 7pm,
and on May 5, from 8am to 12am.
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BUSINESS
CENTER
It is situated in CAEX (BM2 Booth) off the
Commercial Exhibition, and runs on
May 2-4, from 8am to 7pm, and on May 5,
from 8am to 1pm.
Casa do Pão de Queijo
Two branches at the restaurant exit corridor,
in halls B and C.
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Class
recording
Traditionally, speakers who grant previous
permission to SPR have their classes
recorded to be included in the SPR Video
Library collection. To purchase or rent
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OFFICIAL
TRANSPORTATION
The organization will offer 15 lines with vans and buses for transportation from train and subway
stations and hotels to the Transamerica Expo Center (TEC), and then the trip back. The service will
be offered by Top Log, which will provide 18 buses, 9 micro-buses, 45 vans and 24 people on the
coordination of work. To use any line at any time, it is mandatory to show the badge of the event.
Lines
YELLOW
Tryp Nações Unidas
Rua Fernandes Moreira, 1.264
Estamplaza Internacional
Intercity Nações Unidas
Transamerica Nações Unidas
Rua Américo Braziliense, 2.163
Ponto de embarque
Tryp Nações Unidas
BLUE
Quality Berrini
Rua Heinrich Hertz, 14
The Time Othon Flat
Rua Hans Orstead, 115
Ponto de encontro: Quality Berrini
RED
Blue Tree Towers Morumbi
Av. Roque Petroni Junior, 1.000
Ibis Morumbi
Av. Roque Petroni Junior, 800
Point of departure:
Blue Tree Towers Morumbi
PURPLE
Hilton São Paulo
Av. das Nações Unidas, 12.901
Gran Estanplaza
Rua Arizona, 1.517
Point of departure:
Hilton São Paulo
ORANGE
Estanplaza Berrini
Av. Engº Luiz Carlos Berrini, 853
Intercity Premium Berrini
Rua Alcides Lourenço da Rocha, 136
Boarding on both hotels
PINK
Park Suites ITC
Rua Fidêncio Ramos, 420
Estamplaza Funchal
Rua Funchal, 281
BROWN
Transamerica Prime The World
Rua Gomes de Carvalho, 1.005
Quality Vila Olímpia
Rua Alvorada, 1.009
LILAC
Estamplaza Nações Unidas
Rua Guararapes, 1.889
Blue Tree Berrini
Rua Quintana, 1.012
Tryp Berrini
Rua Quintana, 934
Boarding on all hotels
OLIVE
Radisson Faria Lima
Av. Cidade Jardim, 625
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WHITE
Novotel Morumbi
Rua Ministro Nelson Hungria, 450
GREEN
Blue Tree Verbo Divino
Rua Verbo Divino, 1.323
GRAY
Mercure Nações Unidas
Rua Prof. Manuelito Ornelas, 104
Times of Shuttle
MORNING
AFTERNOON
Hotels → TEC
Every half hour, the first at 7am, and the
last at 9am
Conceição Subway and train
stations → TEC
Every half hour, the first at 7am, and the
last at 9.30am
HTL TRA
Hotel Transamerica SP
Av. das Nações Unidas, 18.591
Metropolitan Transportation Map
TEC → Hotels
Every half hour, the first at 4pm, and the
last at 7pm
On Sunday, 5, it finishes at 2.30pm
TEC → Conceição Subway and
train stations
At 2pm. Then, every half hour, the first at
4pm, and the last at 7pm
On Sunday, 5, it finishes at 2.30pm
Subway (Ponto de embarque) – Conceição Station
Rua Guatapara, esquina com Av. Armando de
Arruda Pereira (lado ímpar)
Train (Boarding Point) – Santo Amaro Station
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n I MPORTANT
NOTICES
People under 16 are
not allowed inside
the event.
Smoking is prohibited
in classrooms and
restrooms.
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BUSINESSES
It is forbidden to
photograph or film
any scientific activity.
PARTNERS
COMMERCIAL EXHIBITION
BM2 Eventos e Promoções
Tel.: (11) 3641-5645
[email protected]
OFFICE TEAM
Studio Lanza’s Organização
de Eventos
Tel: (11) 3822-1563
[email protected]
REGISTRATION SYSTEM,
AUDIOVISUAL AND MEDIA DESK
Quality Assessoria e
Promoção de Eventos
Tel.: (11) 5542-8080
[email protected]
SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION
EIC – Escritório de Intérpretes
Tel.: (11) 3031-5415
[email protected]
Using phones and
beeps is forbidden in
classrooms.
TRANSPORT
Top Log
Tels: (11) 2093-6855 / 2091-7774
VISUAL COMMUNICATION
Farol Editora
Tel.: (11) 4225-1302
Fax: (11) 4225-1031
[email protected]
TRAVEL AGENCY
Mello Faro Turismo
Tel.: (11) 3258-5044
[email protected]
OFFICIAL AIRLINE
TAM
OFFICIAL RESTAURANT
NOAH Gastronomia
Tel.: (11) 2179-3400
[email protected]
FINANTIAL INSTITUTION
PUBLIC DISCLOSURE
Sao Paulo Convention Visitors Boureau (SPCVB)
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Embratur
Scientific Papers and Printed Papers
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Sicentific
Papers
• Set up on Thursday, May 2, from 8am to 12pm.
• Removal on Sunday, May 5, from 10am to 1pm.
The event organization is not responsible for papers not removed after the event.
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Commented
Panels
They will be held during the lunch hour, on May 2 and 3, at the JPR’2013 Scientific Paper Office.
Authors mandatorily have to take their presentations in Flash Drive, CD, or DVD. Material previously
submitted to SPR will be used to be installed on the congress computers only.
Timetable for Commented Panels presentations is:
May 2, Thursday
Time
12:50pm – 1pm
Specialty
Neuroradiology
Paper Number PD.21.032
Lecture
Association of cerebrovascular plaques with cerebral microbleeds and
cerebrovascular ischemic events
Title
Dong Woo Park
Authors
PARK, D.W., LEE Y.J., LEE S.R., PARK, C.K.
Institution
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE, HANYANG UNIVERSITY, SEOUL, KOREA
Time
1:05pm - 1:15pm
Specialty
Neuroradiology
Lecture
Difusion Kurtosis Imaging Em Pacientes com Neuromyelite Optica (Nmo) Um Estudo Inicial
Title
Thomas Doering
Authors
DORING T.M.; LOPES F.C.R.; GRANADO V.; STRECKER R.M.; XU J.; KUBO T.T.A.; TUKAMOTO
G.; GASPARETTO E.L.; DOMINGUES R.C.
Institution
CDPI/DASA RIO DE JANEIRO, RJ, BRAZIL; CDPI/DASA RIO DE JANEIRO, RJ, BRAZIL;CDPI/
DASA RIO DE JANEIRO, RJ, BRAZIL; SIEMENS, SAO PAULO, SP, BRASIL; SIEMENS, MALVERN,
MALVERN, UNITED STATES;CDPI/DASA RIO DE JANEIRO, RJ, BRAZIL;CDPI/DASA RIO DE
JANEIRO, RJ, BRAZIL;CDPI/DASA RIO DE JANEIRO, RJ, BRAZIL
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Time
1:20pm -1:30pm
Specialty
Neuroradiology
Lecture
Diffusion Abnormalities In Corpus Callosum of Patients With Refractory Epilepsy
Associated With Hippocampal Sclerosis.
Title
Katarina Paz de Lyra
Authors
AUTHORS: LYRA, K.P.¹; CHAIM, K.T. ¹; PARK, E.J.¹; RIMKUS, C.M. ¹; CASTRO, L.H.M.²; LEITE,
C.C. ¹; OTADUY, M.C.G.¹
Institution
CLINICS HOSPITAL, SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, UNIVERSITY OF SÃO PAULO, SÃO PAULO-SP,
BRAZIL
Time
1:35pm - 1:45pm
Specialty
Neuroradiology
Lecture
Correlation of Patients Survival with Multiforme Glioblastoma with Findings of
Diffusion and Perfusion Study on MRI Before and After Radiotherapy
Title
Aline Sgnolf Ayres
Authors
PALMA, GL; GARCIA, MRT; AYRES, AS; ZUPPANI, HB; MARQUES, DF; SANTANA, IA; EXMAN,
P; FEHER, O; MENEZES, MR
Institution
INSTITUTO DO CÂNCER DO ESTDO DE SÃO PAULO, SÃO PAULO, SÃO PAULO, BRASIL
May 3, Friday
Time
2:50pm - 1:00pm
Specialty
Cardiovascular
Lecture
Acute Coronary Syndrome and Non Diagnostic Coronary Cineangiography - What
can the Assessment by Cardiac MRI add
Title
Natália Delage Gomes
Authors
GOMES ND.; FELIPE PT.; GAIOTTI JO.; COSTA AMD.; MOURA ALN.; MAIA LM.; ORNELAS CE.;
BARROS MVL.; VILLELA BC.; SIQUEIRA MHA
Institution
HOSPITAL MATER DEI, BELO HORIZONTE, MINAS GERAIS, BRASIL
Time
13:05-13:15
Specialty
Intervenção
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Lecture
Radioablation of Secondary Lung Injury: Evaluation of Local Control and
Complications
Title
Guilherme Echeverria Nasser
Authors
NASSER G.E., GALVÃO B.V.T, BERNARDES J.P.G, MENEZES M.R., CERRI G.G.
Institution
HOSPITAL SIRIO LIBANES, SAO PAULO, SAO PAULO, BRASIL
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Scientific
Papers – Oral presentations
Presenters should bring their presentations to the Media Desk, in the Lecturers Room (both JPR
and WFUMB), with at least one hour in advance. Material previously submitted to SPR will be used
for installation on the event computers only.
Check out the schedule for the Oral Presentations:
WFUMB/FLAUS 2013
May 2, Thursday
102 - Ultrasound in Nefro-Urology: Kidney and Urinary Tract – Room B
Time
Code
Lecture
14:25-14:35
TL.12.003
Intra-operative Ultrasound During Partial Nephrectomy: Does It Alter Surgical
Management and Patient Survival?
14:35-14:45
TL.12.004
Dynamic Tissue Perfusion Measurement Reveals Microvascular Perfusion Loss In
Kidneys Of Children With Diabetes Mellitus Type 1 (Dm1)
105 - Ultrasound in Small Parts 1 – Room E
Time
Code
10:30–10:40 TL.15.002
Lecture
Ultrasound Technologies Of Qualitative And Quantitative Stiffness Evaluation In
Diagnosis Of Thyroid Malignancies
103 - Peripheral Vascular Doppler Ultrasound: Limbs – Room C
Time
Code
Lecture
14:25-14:35
TL.16.001
The relationship between artery stiffness and left ventricular diastolic function in
patients with multiple cardiovascular risks
14:35-14:45
TL.16.005
Unpublished Sonographic Findings in Maffucci Syndrome: Arteriovenous Fistulas
104 - IBUS - Breast Ultrasound – Room D
Time
Code
Lecture
10:40–10:50 TL.09.003
Characterization Of Breast Papillary Neoplasm On Automated Breast Ultrasound
16:50-17:00
TL.09.013
Evaluation Of A New Image Processing Technique For The Identification Of
Breast Microcalcifications
17:00-17:10
TL.08.007
Effects Of Percutaneous Microwave Ablation In 141 Cases Of Adenomyosis
107 - ICUS – Cardio – Room G
Time
Code
Lecture
14:30–14:40 PD.04.009 Using Prospect High Resolution Imaging System To Monitor Cardiac Function In
Post Myocardial Infarct Mice Treated With Or Without A TgfΒ Inhibitor
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112 - Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology - Room L
Time
Code
Lecture
14:25-14:35
TL.07.001
Sonoelastography in Differentiation of the Genign and Malignant Small Sized
Ovarian Tumors
14:35-14:45
TL.07.003
Use Of Gaseous Spring Water For Tubal Patency Test
May 3, Friday
202 - Ultrasound in Nephro-Urology - Bladder, Prostate and Seminal Vesicles – Room B
Time
Code
12:20–12:30 TL.12.002
Lecture
Possibilities of Sonoelastography in Diagnosis of Scrotum Diseases
203 - Peripheral Vascular Doppler Ultrasound: Carotid Arteries – Room C
Time
Code
Lecture
10:30–10:40 TL.16.002
Venous Aneurysms: Unpublish Sonographic Findings in Klippel-TrenaunayWeber Syndrome
14:25-14:35
TL.16.004
Klippel-Trenaunay-Weber Syndrome: Study of 80 Cases
14:35-14:45
TL.16.003
Arteriovenous Fistulas: Unpublished Sonographic Findings In Klippel-TrenaunayWeber Syndrome
204 - Ultrasound in Emergencies – Room D
Time
Code
Lecture
11:45-11:55
TL.06.001
Endovaginal Sonoelastography (Evse) In The Different Diagnosis Of Acute Lower
Abdomen Pain In Gynecology
11:55-12:05
TL.08.002
Correlation Between Ablation and CT TSD in HIFU on Advanced Pancreatic
Body Cancer
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Time
Code
Lecture
10:10-10:20
TL.08.006
Real-time grey scale contrast-enhanced ultrasonography in diagnosis of
gallbladder cancer
10:20-10:30
TL.08.003
Ultrasound-Guided Percutaneous Laser Ablation In Patients With Primary
Hyperparathyroidism
10:30-10:40
TL.08.010
Value Of Contrast-Enhanced Ultrasound In Fusion-Imaging-Guided Radiofrequency
Ablation Of Sonographically Inconspicuous Nodules In The Liver
14:25-14:35
TL.15.001
Trans-Orbital Sonographic Measurement Of Normal Optic Nerve Diameter At
Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital, Kano, Nigeria
14:35-14:45
TL.15.005
Tirads: an effective proposal for classification and stratification of risk in
thyroid nodules
206 - Echocardiography Course – Room F
Time
Code
Lecture
10:10-10:20
TL.04.008
Effects Of Insulin Resistance On Myocardial Blood Flow And Arterial Peripheral
Circulation In Patients With Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
10:20-10:30
TL.04.007
Comparison Between Coronary Flow Reserve Obtained By Doppler And Myocardial
Blood Flow Reserve Obtained By Myocardial Contrast Echocardiography In Patients
With Dilated Cardiomyopathy
10:30-10:40
TL.04.001
The Difference of Left Atrial Function Between Ischemic and Dilated
Cardiomyopathy: A Two Dimensional-Speckle Tracking Imaging Study
14:25-14:35
TL.04.003
Prediction of Left Ventricular Function Improvement of Acute Myocardial Infarction
after Percutaneous Coronary Intervention by Speckle Tracking Imaging
14:35-14:45
TL.04.004
Improvement of diastolic function in patients with congestive heart failure after
cardiac resynchronization therapy by Echocardiography
207 - ICUS – Non Cardio – Room G
Time
Code
Lecture
10:10-10:20
TL.03.008
Assessment Of Early Tumor Response To Cytotoxic Chemotherapy With Dynamic
Contrast-Enhanced Ultrasound In Human Breast Cancer Xenografts
10:20-10:30
TL.03.009
The value of contrast-enhanced sonography with quatification in evaluation of
tumor targeted therapy: Preliminary Results in China
10:30-10:40
TL.03.013
Contrast-enhanced intraoperative ultrasound and Microvessel density in patients
with different pathological grades of cerebral gliomas
14:50-15:00
TL.03.006
Contrast Enhanced Ultrasound as first line imaging method for the evaluation of
Focal Liver Lesions - A large monocentric experience
15:00-15:10
TL.04.005
Full Automatic Boundary Detection Of Left Ventricle Cavity In Both Views Of ShortAxis And Four-Chamber By Processing Successive Echograms
208 - Education and Ethics – Room H
Time
Code
Lecture
17:00-17:10
TL.05.001
Female-Male Birth Gender Ratios Among Asians In California: Potential Correlation
With Keepsake Ultrasound
17:10-17:20
TL.05.002
Ultrasound Doppler In Klippel-Trenaunay-Weber Syndrome: How I Do It
17:20-17:30
TL.05.003
The Role Of Radiographer In Sonography At International Level
212 - Ultrasound in Fetal Medicine 1 – Room L
Time
Code
Lecture
10:30-10:40
TL.10.005
Ophthalmic Artery Doppler Velocimetry Values in Pregnant Women at Risk for
Preeclampsia
10:40-10:50
TL.10.002
Reference Range of fetal Cisterna Magna Volume By Three-dimensional Ultrasound
Using VOCAL Methods - Preliminary Results
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May 4, Saturday
301 - Abdominal and Gastrointestinal Ultrasound - Liver: Focal and Diffuse Injuries – Room A
Time
Code
Lecture
10:10-10:20
TL.01.003
Intraoperative contrast enhanced ultrasound (io-ceus) and color coded
elastography (cce) for characterization of liver lesion before surgical resection
10:20-10:30
TL.01.005
Value of ultrasound attenuation index in noninvasive quantitative estimation of
hepatic steatosis
10:30-10:40
TL.01.006
Effect of respiration on the registration of us-ct fusion imaging for accurate
localization of small focal hepatic lesions
14:30–14:40 TL.01.001
Comprehensive Ultrasound Diagnosis Value of Hepatocellular Adenoma
302 - Ultrasound in Nephro-Urology - Kidney, Seminal Vesicles, and Bladder – Room B
Time
Code
Lecture
11:20-11:30
TL.12.001
Renal Transplant Elasticity Ultrasound Imaging: Correlation Between Normalized
Strain And Renal Cortical Fibrosis
11:30-11:40
TL.12.005
Ultrasonographic Evaluation of Transplanted Kidneys: Establishing a Protocol
304 - Ultrasound in Musculoskeletal – Room D
Time
Code
Lecture
16:25-16:35
TL.11.002
Gliding of the median nerve and the flexor tendon under rest and abduction
positions of the thumb: a comparison between patients with carpal tunnel
syndrome and healthy volunteers
16:35-16:45
TL.11.003
Changes Of Plantar Fascia Stiffness After Shock Wave Therapy For Plantar Fasciitis:
One-Year Follow-Up By Sonoelastography
Time
Code
10:20–10:30 PD.15.007
Lecture
Avaliação Ultrassonográfica Dos Carcinomas De Cisto Tireoglosso
306 - Veterinary Course – Room F
Time
Code
Lecture
10:10-10:20
TL.17.001
Doppler Assessment Of Hepatic Veins In Fatty Liver Disease
10:20-10:30
TL.17.002
Ultrasound-guided anesthetic block of hind limb nerves in dogs
10:30-10:40
TL.17.003
Initial study of ultrasound evaluation on artery stenosis in young rabbits
14:25-14:35
PD.17.006
Hemodynamic Changes In Dogs With Diffuse Hepatic Neoplasia Detected By
Doppler Ultrasonography
14:35-14:45
PD.17.012
Cerebellum Ultrasonographic Features And Transcranial Ultrasonography
Application For The Diagnosis Of Cerebellar Hypoplasia In Dogs
307 - Intervention Course – Room G
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Time
Code
Lecture
14:25-14:35
TL.08.001
Midterm Results Of Percutaneous Microwave Ablation Under Ultrasound Guidance
Versus Retroperitoneal Laparoscopic Radial Nephrectomy For T1a Renal Cell Carcinoma
14:35-14:45
TL.08.005
Guidance And Control Of Percutaneous Biopsy In Pancreatic Lesions With Contrast
Enhanced Ultrasound
308 - WFUMB - Technological Developments – Room H
Time
Code
Lecture
11:20-11:30
TL.13.012
Micro/nano silica shell particle for ultrasound imaging
11:30-11:40
TL.13.017
Broadband attenuation and size measurements of ultrasound contrast agents
17:10-17:20
TL.13.015
New computer technology - real-time virtual sonography : first experience of
combination of ultrasound, CT and MRI
Time
Code
Lecture
10:10-10:20
TL.10.010
Predictive Value Of Ophthalmic Artery Doppler Velocimetry In Relation To The
Development Of Preeclampsia
10:20-10:30
TL.10.017
Are There Orbital Perfusion Changes In Pregnant Women After Cigarettes
Consumption? Ophthalmic Artery Doppler Study.
10:30-10:40
TL.10.001
Correlation between fetal vertebral body areas by 3D ultrasound using VCI
Omniview and growth parameters in normal fetuses
14:50-15:00
TL.10.004
Nomogram of fetal cisterna magna area by three-dimensional ultrasonography
using the rendering mode - preliminary study
15:00-15:10
TL.10.011
Perinatal outcome of pregnant women with -sludge- signal in the amniotic fluid
15:10-15:20
TL.10.007
Cervical length & leading placental edge to internal os measurements - ta vs tv
May 5, Sunday
401 - Abdomen Ultrasound: Spleen, Adrenal, Aorta, and Ilium – Room A
Time
Code
Lecture
10:10-10:20
TL.01.004
Trans-Anal Ultrasound In Patients With Fecal Incontinence
10:20-10:30
TL.01.002
Sonographic Appearance Of Ascaris And Typical Serpentine Movement
403 - Ultrasound in Pediatrics – Room C
Time
Code
10:30–10:40 TL.14.002
Lecture
Renal Parenchymal Thickness As A Measure Of Renal Growth In Low-Birth-Weight
Infants Versus Normal Birth Weight Infants
405 - Ultrasound in Small Parts 4 - Breast US – Room E
Time
Code
10:40–10:50 TL.09.002
Lecture
Identification Of Breast Microcalcifications Using A New Ultrasound Image
Processing Technique On Patients Prior To Biopsy
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Time
Code
Lecture
10:10-10:20
TL.10.014
Analysis of congenital heart diseases in a tertiary referral center of Brazil: a
7-months initial experience
10:20-10:30
TL.10.013
Development of an Ultrasound Center for Screening Fetal Heart
Malformations
10:30-10:40
TL.10.016
Carotid intima-media thickness and arterial stiffness in preeclampsia by analysis
with a radio-frequency ultrasound technique
JPR’2013
May 2, Thursday
122 - Breast – Room R
Time
Code
Lecture
14:25-14:35
TL.24.007
High Risk Breast Lesions Diagnosed After Biopsy For Magnetic Resonance (MRI): What
is the Surgical Diagnosis?
14:35-14:45
TL.24.001
Relationship between Density of the Breast Parenchyma, Body Mass Index (IMC) and
Menopausal State Through Mammography (MG) and Magnetic Resonance (MRI)
123 - Chest – Room S
Time
Code
Lecture
14:45-14:55
TL.25.002
Angiotomographies Reduction With Inadequate Contrasting of Pulmonary Artery in
Thromboembolism Research Through Alternative Respiratory Maneuver
14:55-15:05
TL.25.003
Objective Quantification of Fibrosis and Emphysema in CT Scans of High Resolution
124 - Musculoskeletal – Room T
Time
Code
Lecture
14:25–14:35 TL.22.001
Can We Infer Lumbar Spine Instability Based on the Intra-articular Liquid And the
Edema of Interapophysary Joints Assessed by Magnetic Resonance?
14:35–14:45 TL.22.003
Diagnostic Performance Of MRI Three-dimensional Turbo Spin-Echo Technique
in Detection of Meniscal and Ligamentous Knee Pathologies Using Arthroscopic
Findings as a Reference
127 - Internal Medicine – Room X
Time
Code
Lecture
14:45-14:55
TL.18.006
Comparison Between 2D and 3D Dixon Sequences to Detection of Hepatic Steatosis
in Chronic Liver Disease
14:55-15:05
TL.18.005
Evaluation Of Dixon Screening Sequence in Detection of Iron and Fat Presence In
the Liver of Patients with Chronic Liver Disease
128 - Neuroradiology – Room Z
36
Time
Code
Lecture
14:45-14:55
TL.21.010
Is the multidetector computed tomography Able to Predict Final Infarct Extent in
Patients with Middle Cerebral Artery Obstruction?
14:55-15:05
TL.21.009
Can the Swi Acquisition Replace T1 Post-Gadolinium Images in Detection of Acute
Lesions In Patients with Multiple Sclerosis?
May 3, Friday
222 - Breast – Room R
Time
Code
Lecture
14:25-14:35
TL.24.003
Association Between Lesion and Fund Parenchyma In Diagnosis of Challenging
Breast Lesions
14:35-14:45
TL.24.006
Borderline Breast Lesions: Analysis of 754 Lesions Derived From Breast
Biopsies With Image Correlation, Epidemiological Data and Associated
Histopathological Lesions
223 - Chest – Room S
Time
Code
Lecture
14:45-14:55
TL.25.001
Development of Equivalent Chest Pediatric Phantom
14:55-15:05
TL.25.005
Value Assessment of High Resolution Computed Tomography In the Diffuse Lung
Parenchymal Disease Diagnosis
224 - Musculoskeletal – Room T
Time
Code
Lecture
14:25–14:35 TL.22.004
Spine Computed Tomography in a Population with Gout
14:35–14:45 PD.22.071
MRI Evaluation it the Correlation between Sequel Of Osgood-Schlatter Disease and
the Presence Of Patella Alta
225 - Head and Neck – Room V
Time
Code
Lecture
11:20–11:30 TL.20.003
MRI with Weighted Sequences in Diffusion in Evaluation of Therapy Response in
Patients with Epidermoid Carcinoma of Head And Neck
11:30-11:40
Dose Reduction with Computed Tomography Of Temporal Bone Through
Reconstruction Technique with Iterative Algorithms (Asir)
TL.20.002
Time
Code
Lecture
14:45-14:55
TL.18.004
Correlation Of Entero-3T MRI with Clinical, Endoscopic Findings In Individuals with
Crohn’s Disease Diagnosis: Initial Experience
14:55-15:05
TL.18.007
Comparative Assessment of Dose Radiation and Imaging Noise in Abdomen
Computed Tomography with and without the Use Of Adaptive Iterative
Reconstruction (Asir)
Time
Code
Lecture
14:45-14:55
TL.21.006
Results of a Standardized Battery for fMRI of Pre-Surgical Evaluation
14:55-15:05
TL.21.007
Functional MRI Standards in Patients with Generalised Idiopathic Epilepsy
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230 - Radiological Techniques – Rooms 1/2
Time
Code
Lecture
11:20-11:30
TL.34.002
Contrast/Dose Evaluation On Patients Of Different Sizes
11:30-11:40
TL.34.004
Alterations In Radiography Quality In Function Of Different Combinations Of MAS
Product
236 - Cardiovascular – Room 6
Time
Code
14:30–14:40 TL.26.001
Lecture
Effectiveness Of Angioresonance Without Contrast of Renal Arteries For Evaluation Of
Individuals With Renovascular Hypertension Suspicion
238 - PET-CT – Rooms 7/8
Time
Code
11:20–11:30 TL.31.001
Lecture
Is The SUV Predictor Of Malignancy In Positive Bone Lesions In 18FDG PET/CT
Studies? Correlation With Biopsy Finding
May 4, Saturday
Time
Code
Lecture
14:45-14:55
TL.18.001
The Value Of Computed Tomography Colonography (Ctc): Applicability In Patients
Of the Public Health System in Sao Paulo
14:55-15:05
TL.19.004
Accuracy Of no endorectal coil Multiparameter 3T MRI In Detection Of Prostatic
Tumors In Patients With Suspected Clinical Laboratorial Neoplasia
330 - Radiological Techniques – Rooms 1/2
Time
Code
Lecture
11:20-11:30
TL.34.001
Stress At Work Environment Aimed At Technicians / Technologists
Professionals in Radiology
11:30-11:40
TL.34.003
Multicut Tomographic protocols For Canines
335 - Physics, Quality Control – Room 5
Time
Code
Lecture
11:20-11:30
TL.33.001
Assessment of Image Dose And Quality In CT: Experimental Study In Phantom With
OSL dosimeters
11:30-11:40
TL.33.002
Development of a Homogeneous Radiographic Simulator of Extremity
339 - Nuclear medicine – Rooms 7/8
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Time
Code
Lecture
11:20-11:30
TL.30.001
Body Mass Index as a Criterion to Avoid Additional Images in Myocardial Perfusion
Studies with 99mTc-MIBI in Gamma Camera with CZT detectors
11:30-11:40
TL.30.004
Additional Value of Myocardial Perfusion Image to the calcium scoring for Patients
With Low to Intermediate Risk Of Coronary Artery Disease
Time
Code
Lecture
14:45-14:55
TL.21.008
Comparison Between Different Sequences Of MRI In calcifications Detection in
patients with neurocysticercosis
14:55-15:05
TL.21.001
Differentiation of tuberculous and non-tuberculous Intracranial Granulomatous
Lesions Using In-Vivo Spectroscopic Image of Proton by Magnetic Resonance
May 5, Sunday
427 – Internal Medicine – Room X
Time
Code
Lecture
11:20–11:30 TL.19.005
MRI In Diagnosis Of Cervical Incompetence: Early Signs
11:30-11:40
Prostate MR: Correlation of the PIRADS Classification With Cancer
Agressiveness Parameters
TL.19.003
Time
Code
Lecture
11:20–11:30 TL.21.003
Malignant Pediatric Tumors Brainstem: Multimodal MRI as an Early Biomarker of
Response to Therapy
11:30-11:40
Does the Use of multidetector CT angiography of Supra-Aortic Vessels with Low
Dose Radiation Contribute to the Identification of Pathogenesis Of the hyper
Ischemic Stroke?
TL.21.011
435 - Physicist – Room 5
Time
Code
11:20–11:30 TL.33.003
Lecture
Objectives and Subjective Evaluation and Optimization of Chest for Computed
Radiography
439 - Nuclear Medicine – Rooms 7/8
Time
Code
Lecture
11:20-11:30
TL.30.002
Comparative Analysis of Ischemia Presence on Myocardial Perfusion Scintilography
in Women Before And After Menopause
11:30-11:40
TL.30.003
Myocardial Perfusion Scintilography in Ischemia Evaluation in High Risk
Cardiovascular Patients, Asymptomatic or With Atypical Symptoms
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Scientific
Papers Certificates
The certificate for presenting Scientific Papers, Scientific Papers – Digital Presentation, and
Scientific Papers – Oral Presentation will be available in digital format at www.wfumb2013.org
after the congress. SPR will not provide printed certificate.
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Lunch Meeting
At lunchtime, some of the greatest companies in the diagnostic imaging sector offer lectures with
doctors and renowned professionals from various countries, to contribute to the scientific update of
Congress. Check out the schedule and join:
May 2th, Thursday
Bayer - Room V
Fundamentals of Contrast-enhanced Computed Tomography: Safety, Protocols and Innovation
Introduction
All you need to know about safety in contrast-enhanced CT – Prof. Dr. Michael Fortsin
Optimize your results with the use of contrast media in CT – Dr. Andreas H. Mahnken
Innovation in Computed Tomography – Dr. Med Clemens C. Cyran
Siemens - Room E
Ultrasound: Liver Elastography – Dr. Joel Schmillevith
May 3rd, Friday
Bayer – Room Q
Fundamentals of Contrast-enhanced Computed Tomography: Safety, Protocols and Innovation
Introduction
All you need to know about safety in contrast-enhanced CT – Prof. Dr. Michael Fortsin
Optimize your results with the use of contrast media in CT – Dr. Andreas H. Mahnken
Innovation in Computed Tomography – Dr. Med Clemens C. Cyran
Bayer – Room V
Primovist - When I Indicate it and How I Do It – Dr. Antônio Eiras (Radiologist at Hospital Universitário
Clementino Fraga Filho Universidade Federal in Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ), Rede D’Or and Grupo Fleury)
Bracco – Room O
Abdominal ultrasound with contrast (CEUS) - Clinical Use in Europe – Moderation: Drs. M. Cristina
Chammas and Marcos Roberto Gomes de Queiroz (Sao Paulo, Brazil)
Contrast Ultrasonography in Liver: Experience of a German center - Dr. Hans-Peter Weskott
(Hannover, Germany)
Use of Ultrasonographic Contrast Medium Based on Evidence: WFUMB / EFSUMB
Recommendations - Prof. Christoph F. Dietrich (Bad Mergentheim, Germany)
GE Healthcare – Room S
Reducing the use of contrasts combined with radiation dose reduction technology - Dr. Roberto
Cury, Mário Cabrera and Carla Hackert
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Mallinckrodt – Room N
Oncology – CT
12h40 – Safety and Suitable Handling of Intravenous Contrast Media - Prof. Dr. S.K. Morcos
(University of Sheffield, Sheffield, UK )
13h00 – Management of complications Update in the use of Iodized Contrast Media – Dr. Adonis
Manzella dos Santos ( Hospital das Clinicas da UFPE, Recife, PE, Brazil)
13h15 – NIC – Dr. Marcos Duarte Guimarães (Hospital A. C. Camargo, São Paulo, SP, Brasil)
13h30 – Contrast Media based in gadolinium, Myths and Truths – Dr. Helio Jose Vieira Braga
(Hospital Aliança / UFBA, Salvador, Bahia)
13h45 – Questions, answers, and closing
May 4, Saturday
Bayer – Room V
Organ-Specific MRI Contrast (Primovist) in the Diagnosis and Handling of Hepatocellular Carcinoma –
Dr. Jeong Min Lee (Radiologista Professor of Radiology Seoul National University Medical School Department
of Diagnostic Radiology - Seoul National University Medical School)
GE Healthcare – Room Q
The next generation of imaging solutions and workflow - Michael Jackman (Diretor geral de soluções
especializadas na GE Healthcare IT)
Mallinckrodt – Room Z
Neuroradiology – RM
12h35 – Lesions Differential diagnosis of the type - Dr. Majda M. Thurner (Medical University of
Vienna, Vienna, AT)
13h15 – Bizarre lesions - Case Studies – Dr. Lara Brandão ( Fleury Group, Guest Editor of MRi Clinics
for Modern Imaging Evaluation of the Brain & Body and Spine and of Neuroimaging Clinics for
MR Spectroscopy of the Brain.)
13h40 – Questions, answers, and closing
Manager Systems – Room L
Possibilities in the Structuring of Medical Documentation in Obstetrics - Mr. Roland Denk
Siemens – Room A
Ultrasound
ELiver elastography - Dr. Fabio Piscaglia (Italy)
Elastography Applied to Thyroid - Dr. Bernardo Lopes
Siemens – Room X
Magnetic Ressonance
CAIPIRINHA - Controlled Aliasing In Parallel Imaging Results IN Higher Acceleration – Abdominal
Images - Dr. Juan Cevasco (Radiologist CDB – Centro de Diagnóstico Brasil)
WARP - Sequence for Reduction of Metal Artifacts - Dr. Conrado Furtado de A. Cavalcanti
(Radiologist at Hospital Sírio Libanês)
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Floorplan WFUMB/FLAUS/JPR’2013
Exhibitors
• 2M Solutions, 50
• Agfa, 22
• Air Products, 12
• Alko do Brazil, 116
• Analogic, 114
• Balieiro / Bibliomed, 105
• Barco, 64
• Bard, 95
• Bayer, 28
• Best Technologies, 48
• Bird Solution, 55
• Bracco, 103
•C
aminhão Hosp. Cancer
Barretos, Área Externa
• Canon, 53
• Carbogel, 96
•C
arestream, 34
•C
ine Cath, 57
•C
m Comandos, 58
•C
ontroller, 96
•C
opy Supply, 110
•C
ouer, 93
•C
ryo Service, 80
•D
elfin Farmacos, 83
•D
icom Grid Brazil, 82
•D
igitalmed, 42
•E
People, 73
•E
comed, 59
•E
izo, 38
•E
ngemed, 86
• Esaote, 16
• Friotec, 13
• Fujifilm, 27, 102
• Ge , 24 / 29 / 31
• Guerbet, 45
• Hitachi Aloka, 118
• Ibf, 11
• Inovapar, 60
• Itamed, 14
• Konex, 84
•K
onica Minolta, 104
• Lcm, 41
• Macsym, 94
• Mallinckrodt, 35
• Manager Systems, 79
• Matrix, 49
• Mecalor, 40
• Medical Systems, 120
• Medicware, 78
• Medilab, 44
• Medisonik, 3
• Microdata, 70
• Mindray, 43
• Mm Diagnostika, 69
• Oki Data, 66
•P
hilips, 32
•P
ró-Laudo, 65
•P
yramid, 17
• Queo Sistemas, 2
• Refrisat, 5
•S
amsung, 33 / 119
•S
antander Financiamentos, 51
•S
awae, 99
•S
himadzu, 25
•S
iemens, 15
•S
onoscape, 85
•S
ony, 75
•S
ul Imagem, 6
•T
echcd, 39
•T
elelaudo, 89
• Terarecon, 56
• Toshiba, 26 / 36
• Virtual Heart, 62
• Wtt Tecnologia, 55
International Area
• Ardms, Ip 10
• Chison Medical
Imaging, Ip 11
• Nanosonics, Ip 8
• Perkinelmer, Ip 7
• Anke High-Tech, Ip 6
• Faxitron Bioptics, Ip 12
Jpr’2013 Entities
• Abramed, Id 15
• Airp, Id 9
• Atresp, Id 3
• Cbr, Id 11
• Ccr2013, Id 14
• Cremesp, Id 4
• Ecr, Id 10
• Icr 2016, Id 5
• Image Gently, Id 8
• Inrad, Id 2
• Johns Hopkins
Hospital, Id 7
• Regional Mg, Id 11
• Revista Diagnostico, Entrada
• Rsna, 106
• Sbm, Id 12
• Sbmn, Id 1
• Spr Jr., Entrada
Wfumb 2013 /
Flaus 2013 Entities
• Asecho, Id 13
• Efsumb, Ig 6
• Elsevier Umb
Publisher, Ig 8
• Flaus, Ig 9
• Sbus, Ig 10
• Wfumb 2015, Ig 4
• Wfumb 2017, Ig 3
• Wfumb Educational
Activities, Ig 1
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Room Table
WFUMB/FLAUS 2013
ROOM
Thursday
May 2th
Friday
May 3rd
Saturday
May 4th
Sunday
May 5th
A
101 • Gastrointestinal and Chest
Ultrasound
201 • Abdominal and
Gastrointestinal Ultrasound
Biliary Trees
Liver: Focal and Diffuse Injuries
401 • Abdomen Ultrasound: Spleen,
Adrenal, Aorta, and Ilium
B
102 • Ultrasound in Nefro-Urology:
Kidney and Urinary Tract
202 • Ultrasound in Nephro-Urology Bladder, Prostate and Seminal Vesicles
302 • Ultrasound in Nephro-Urology Kidney, Seminal Vesicles, and Bladder
402 • Ultrasound in Nephro-Urology:
Doppler: Hypertension, kidney
C
103 • Peripheral Vascular Doppler
Ultrasound: Limbs
203 • Peripheral Vascular Doppler
Ultrasound: Carotid Arteries
303 • Ultrasound in Pediatrics
104 • IBUS - Breast Ultrasound
204 • Ultrasound in Emergencies
304 • Ultrasound in
Musculoskeletal
404 • Ultrasound in Musculoskeletal
Joint activity with the Musculoskeletal
JPR Course 424
E
105 • Ultrasound in Small Parts 1
Breast US
F
106 • Ophthalmology Course
206 • Echocardiography Course
306 • Veterinary Course
406 • SIADTP – FLAUS
G
107 • ICUS – Cardio
207 • ICUS – Non Cardio
307 • Intervention Course
407 • ISUOG
H
108 • Anesthesiology Course
208 • Education and Ethics
308 • WFUMB Technological
Developments
408 • Hands On – Practical Course
109 Team 1 • Vascular Ultrasound
209 Team 1 • TOSHIBA EXCLUSIVE
SESSION: New Perspectives in the
Ultrasound Diagnostic – Fly Thru
309 Team 1 • Volumetric 3D
Abdomen Ultrasound
409 Team 1 • Carotid Doppler US Evaluation After Surgical
Treatment (Endarterectomy) and
Endovascular (Stent)
109 Team 2 •Doppler US in the
Diabetic Foot Arterial Arches
209 Team 2 • TOSHIBA EXCLUSIVE
SESSION: New Perspectives in the
309 Team 2 • Superficial Tissue
Ultrasound
409 Team 2 • Salivary Glands
109 Team 3 • Emergency
209 Team 3 • US Doppler Colorido –
Hipertensão Portal
309 Team 3 • SIEMENS EXCLUSIVE
SESSION: Thyroid Elastography
109 Team 4 • Abdome
209 Team 4 • PHILIPS EXCLUSIVE
SESSION: Hepatic Elastography
SESSION: Thyroid Elastography
SESSION: PureWave and xMATRIX
Technology in Obstetrics and Internal
Medicine
209 Team 5 • Venous Doppler
of Lower Limbs - Mapping
Varicose Veins
110 Team 1 • Renal Doppler
Ultrasound
210 Team 1 • SONOSITE
EXCLUSIVE SESSION : Ultrasound in
Regional Anesthesia (Basic Block)
310 M • FLASOG – FLAUS
110 Team 2 • Intervention in
Ultrasound
210 Team 2 • SONOSITE EXCLUSIVE
SESSION : Ultrasound in Regional
Anesthesia (Advanced Block)
310 T • Elastography
SESSION : PureWave and xMATRIX
Technology in Obstetrics and Internal
Medicine
110 Team 3 • Thyroid Ultrasound
110 Team 4 • Thyroid Ultrasound
D
I
J
210 Team 5 • Siemens Exclusive
Session: Hepatic Elastography
K
L
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111 Team 1 • SESSÃO EXCLUSIVA
SAMSUNG: Fetal Medicine
211 Team 1 • Thyroid Doppler
Ultrasound
311 Team 1 • GE EXCLUSIVE
SESSION: B-Flow and Its Clinical
Advantages
411 Team 1 • ESAOTE EXCLUSIVE
SESSION
111 Team 2 • Fetal Medicine –
Morphological Ultrasound
211 Team 2 • Ultrasound
Evaluation of the Ankle - Tendons
and Ligaments
SESSION: Obtaining
Echocardiographic Window - Session
for Radiologists
411 Team 2 • Doppler in
Obstetrics: Evaluation of Fetal
Surveillance
111 Team 3 • Small Parts
(Abdomen) - Abdominal Wall
Defects, Hernias and more
211 Team 3 • Ultrasound
Evaluation of the Ankle - Tendons
and Ligaments
311 Team 3 • Obtaining
Echocardiographic Window - Session
for Radiologists
111 Team 4 • Fetal Morphological
Ultrasound
211 Team 4 • Musculoskeletal
- How to Explore Knee, Shoulder,
Nerves, Fist, Hand and Hips
SESSION: Speckle Tracking
Techniques - Session for
Cardiologists
112 • Ultrasound in Obstetrics and
Gynecology
212 • Ultrasound in Fetal
Medicine 1
Medicine 2
412 • SBUS – FLAUS
Ultrasound in Fetal Medicine 3
JPR’2013
ROOM
Thursday
May 2th
Friday
May 3rd
Saturday
May 4th
Sunday
May 5th
N
113 • AIRP Course –
American Institute for
Radiologic Pathology
213 • AIRP Course –
American Institute for
Radiologic Pathology
314 • Emergencies
414 • Emergencies
O
115 • ISMRM Course
215 • ISMRM Course
316 M • BI-RADSTM Morning
316 T • BI-RADSTM Afternoon
416 • BI-RADSTM Morning
P
117 • Management in Health
218 • Image Guided
Intervention
319 • Women Imaging
419 • Women Imaging
Q
120 • Pediatrics
220 • Pediatrics
321 • IT in Radiology
R
122 • Breast imaging
S
123 • Chest
223 • Chest
323 • Chest
423 • Chest
124 • Musculoskeletal
Conjoined Session WFUMB/
GERME–SPR - Course 404
V
125 • Head and Neck
225 • Head and Neck
326 • General Radiology
426 • General Radiology
X
Genitourinary
Genitourinary
Genitourinary
Genitourinary
Z
128 • Neuroradiology
230 • Radiology Technologist
232 • Biomedical
332 • Biomedical
432 • Biomedical
T
1/2
3
4
133 • SVR
233 • SVR
333 • SVR
5
134 • Densitometry
Hands-On
234 • Densitometry
235 • Physics
335 • Physics
236 • Cardiovascular
336 • Cardiovascular
138 • PET/CT Hands-On
238 • PET/CT
339 • Nuclear Medicine
140 Morning • Group 1
Basic course Osirix: Introduction and Basic Reporting
142 Afternoon • Group 3
Advanced Course: 3D and 4D
Postprocessing
Postprocessing
Postprocessing
Postprocessing
6
7/8
9
432 • Physics
339 • Nuclear Medicine
Time Table: Scientific Activities
Thursday • May 2th
Friday •May 3rd
Saturday • May 4th
Sunday • May 5th
09:00 a.m to 06:40 p.m.
08:25 a.m to 06:40 p.m.
08:25 a.m to 05:30 p.m.
08:25 a.m to 12:30 p.m.
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WFUMB 2013 flaus 2013
Anesthesiology Course
Coordinators: Dr. Pedro Paulo Kimachi (SPR)
Thursday • May 2nd
108
ROOM H
TIME
LECTURE
MORNING
Moderator: Dr. Arthur Segurado – Sao Paulo, Brazil
09:00–10:40
Refresher Course: Approaches to the Brachial and Lumbar Sacral Plexus
10:40–11:20
09:00–09:30
Brachial Plexus: Approaches Above the Clavicle–Sonoanatomy
Dr. Arthur Segurado – Sao Paulo, Brazil
09:35–10:05
Brachial Plexus: Approaches Bellow the Clavicle
Dr. Thiago Nouer – Sao Paulo, Brazil
10:10–10:40
Sciatic Nerve: Posterior and Anterior Approaches
Dr. Sergio Silva de Mello – Belo Horizonte, Brazil
COFFEE BREAK
Moderator: Dr. Diogo Conceição – Florianopolis, Brazil
2nd THURSDAY
11:20–12:30
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Anterior Approaches to the Lumbar Plexus
11:20–11:40
Femoral Nerve: Sonoanatomy
Dr. Eduardo Nakashima – Campinas, Brazil
11:45–12:05
Safen Nerve: Sonoanatomy
Dr. Sergio Silva de Mello – Belo Horizonte, Brazil
12:10–12:30
Obturator Nerve: Sonoanatomy, Does It Matter?
Dr. Marcelo Hamaji – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Scientific Program
Anesthesiology Course
Coordinators: Dr. Pedro Paulo Kimachi (SPR)
Quinta–Feira • 2 de maio
108
ROOM H
TIME
LECTURE
12:30–14:00
LUNCH BREAK
AFTERNOON
Moderator: Dr. Pedro Paulo Kimachi – Sao Paulo, Brazil
14:00–15:10
State of the Art Symposium
15:10–15:50
14:00–14:20
Cevical Plexus: Sonoanatomy and Indications
Dr. Arthur Segurado – Sao Paulo, Brazil
14:25–14:45
TAP Block: Sonoanatomy and Indications
Dr. Roberta Risso – Sao Paulo, Brazil
14:50–15:10
“In–plane” and “Out–of–plane”: There Are Advantages to Dominate
the Two Techniques?
Dr. Diogo Conceição – Florianopolis, Brazil
COFFEE BREAK
Moderator: Dr. Sergio Silva de Mello – Belo Horizonte, Brazil
Refresher Course
15:50–16:20
Thoracic Paravertebral Block: Why Do It?
Dr. Pedro Paulo Kimachi – Sao Paulo, Brazil
16:25–16:55
Posterior Lumbar Plexus: There are Advantages in the Use
of Ultrasound?
Dr. Diogo Conceição – Florianopolis, Brazil
17:00–17:30
Ultrasound and Neuraxis: is Always Indicated?
Dr. Thiago Nouer – Sao Paulo, Brazil
17:30–17:40
COFFEE BREAK
18:30–20:00
Opening Cerimony
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2nd THURSDAY
15:50–17:30
Gastrointestinal and Chest Ultrasound
Coordinators: Dr. Miguel José Francisco Neto, Dr. Edda L. Chaves and Dr. Stephanie Wilson
101 • Gastrointestinal and
Chest Ultrasound
101
Friday • May 3rd
Gastrointestinal Ultrassound
Biliary Trees
Sunday • May 5th
401 • Abdomen Ultrassound:
Pancreas/Spleen, Adrenal, Aorta
and Ilium
ROOM A
TIME
LECTURE
MORNING
Moderators: Dr. Miguel José Francisco Neto – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Stephanie Wilson – Calgary, Canada
09:00–10:40
Refresher Course:Hollow Viscera
10:40–11:20
09:00–09:30
Sonographic Anatomy and Technical Examination
Dr. Odd Helge Gilja – Bergen, Norway
09:35–10:05
Chronic Inflammatory Bowel Disease: Sonographic Evaluation
10:10–10:40
Diverticulitis: Ultrasound Features
Dr. Edwin Cruz – San Juan, Puerto Rico
COFFEE BREAK
Moderators: Dr. Edson Rossini Iglezias – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Ioan Sporea – Timisoara, Romenia
11:20–12:30
2nd THURSDAY
12:30–14:00
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Categorical Course
11:20–11:40
Acute Abdomen Vascular: Ultrasound Aspects
Dr. Alexandre Maurano – Sao Paulo, Brazil
11:45–12:05
Obstructive Acute Abdomen: Ultrasound Aspects
Dr. Miguel José Francisco Neto – Sao Paulo, Brazil
12:10–12:30
Interactive Session: Acute Abdomen
Dr. Marcos Roberto Gomes de Queiroz – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Letícia Martins Azeredo – Belo Horizonte, Brazil
LUNCH BREAK
Interactive
Session
Scientific Program
Gastrointestinal and Chest Ultrasound
Coordinators: Dr. Miguel José Francisco Neto, Dr. Edda L. Chaves and Dr. Stephanie Wilson
Chest Ultrasound
101
Friday • May 3rd
Biliary Trees
Sunday • May 5th
401 • Abdomen Ultrassound:
Pancreas/Spleen, Adrenal, Aorta
and Ilium
ROOM A
TIME
LECTURE
AFTERNOON
Moderators: Dr. Brian D. Colley – Cincinnati, USA
14:00–15:10
15:10–15:50
14:00–14:25
US–Guided Drainage of Deep Pelvic Abscesses
Dr. Torben Lorentzen – Herlev, Denmark
14:25–14:45
Evaluation: Ultrasound of the Rectum and Anorectal Fistulas
Dr. Edda L. Chaves – Maracay, Venezuela
14:50–15:10
Future Horizons for Ultrasound Technology
Dr. Peter Burns – Toronto, Canada
COFFEE BREAK
Moderators: Dr. Edda L. Chaves – Maracay, Venezuela
Categorical Course: Ultrassom Tórax
15:50–16:10
US Evaluation of Pleural Effusions
16:10–16:30
Ultrasound Guided Chest and Mediastinal Biopsy
Dr. Michael Kawooya – Kampala, Uganda
16:30–16:50
Ultrasound Evaluation of Parenchymal Lung Disease
Dr. Antonio Rahal Jr. – Sao Paulo, Brazil
16:50–17:10
Pediatric Chest Ultrasound
Dr. Brian D. Colley – Cincinnati, USA
17:10–17:30
Chest Ultrasound in the Emergency Department
Dr. Marcos R. G. Queiroz – Sao Paulo, Brazil
17:30–17:40
COFFEE BREAK
18:30–20:00
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15:50–17:30
Hands On – Pratical Course • Morning
Friday • May 3rd
109 Group 1 • Theme: Vascular
Ultrasound
209 Group 1 • TOSHIBA
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Theme: New Perspectives in the
109 Group 2 • Theme:
Doppler US in the Diabetic Foot
Arterial Arches
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Volumetric 3D Abdomen
Ultrasound
Sunday • May 5th
Carotid Doppler US - Evaluation
After Surgical Treatment
(Endarterectomy) and
Salivary Glands
209 Group 3 • Theme: Color
Doppler US - Portal Hypertension
ROOM I
109 Group 1 Spanish Spoken Class
TIME
LECTURE
09:00–10:30
The learning objectives are: to provide awareness and information (including new
nomenclature) about the examination protocol for lower limb veins during pre-op mapping
and to comment on how to report the ultrasound scanning as well. Also, to give some tips on
how to scan a patient with varicose recurrence and during endovenous ablation with foam.
Coordinator: Dr. Miguel Lo Vuolo – Santa Fe, Argentina
10:30–11:00
COFFEE BREAK
TIME
LECTURE
11:00–12:30
Doppler Evaluation of the Arterial Arches on Diabetic Foot
Learning objectives: 1 - Define circuits of tibial artery anterior, posterior and distal fibular
2- Delimit the pedal arch intercapitular
3- Assess conditions and dominance espectroflujometrics pedis and plantar arch
4- Perform alternating compressions maneuver to determine competence pedis
and plantar arch
2nd THURSDAY
Coordinator: Dr. Jairo Monari – Maracay, Venezuela
Monitor 1: Dr. Peter Françolin – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 2: Dr. Jairo Monari – Maracay, Venezuela
Monitor 3: Dr. Leandro Fernández – Caracas, Venezuela
Monitor 4: Dr. Miguel LoVuolo – Santa Fe, Argentina
Monitor 5: Dr. Joseph Elias Benabou – Sao Paulo, Brazil
12:30–14:00
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Scientific Program
Hands On – Pratical Course • Afternoon
Emergency
109 Group 4 • Theme: Abdome
Friday • May 3rd
209 Group 4 • PHILIPS
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Theme: Hepatic Elastography
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Theme: PureWave and xMATRIX
Technology in Obstetrics and
Internal Medicine
309 Group 3 • SIEMENS
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
309 Group 5 • Theme: Venous
Doppler of Lower Limbs Mapping Varicose Veins
ROOM I
TIME
LECTURE
14:00–15:30
Emergency Ultrasound Traumatic
Learning objectives: Basic Ultrasound Anatomy / Echocardiography / Specific Injuries Stations:
1st and 2nd: Recognition of the Four Study Areas in the Abdomen and Twice in the Chest.
3rd: Urgent Echocardiography: Basic
4th: Exploration Basic Traumatized Lesions on the Lower Limbs
5th: Ophthalmological Examination for Diagnosing Cerebral Edema
Coordinator: Dr. Jorge Rabat – Cidade Bolívar, Venezuela
Monitor 1: Dr. Gerardo Salamale – Puerto Cabello, Venezuela
Monitor 3: Dr. Miguel A. J. Taboada – Mexico City, Mexico
Monitor 4: Dr. Edda L. Chaves – Maracay, Venezuela
15:30–16:00
COFFEE BREAK
TIME
LECTURE
16:00–17:30
Belly
Learning objectives: It is essential to address the global monitoring of the upper abdomen
of the patient, with particular emphasis on the major anatomical markers of each organ or
structure, the specific approach for each location, as well as vascular relations and also a
brief description of the main pathologies that we could find in each.
Coordinator: Dr.Miguel A. J. Taboada – Mexico City, Mexico
Monitor 1: Dr. Margot Rosas Sumano – Cancun, México
Monitor 3: Dr. Sandra Trejo De Lomeli – Mérida, Venezuela
Monitor 4: Dr. Gerardo Salamele – Puerto Cabello, Venezuela
Monitor 5: Dr. Sandra Pallares – Valencia, Venezuela
17:30–17:40
COFFEE BREAK
17:40–18:40
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110 Group 1 • Theme: Renal
Doppler Ultrasound
Friday • May 3rd
210 Group 1 • SONOSITE
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Theme: Ultrasound in Regional
Anesthesia (Basic Block)
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Sunday • May 5th
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Theme: Hepatic elastography
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Internal Medicine
ROOM J
110 Group 1 Portuguese Spoken Class
TIME
LECTURE
09:00–10:30
Doppler Renal
Learning objectives:
1. Information regarding Doppler examination of the renal arteries.
2. Methodology: How to do it, how to interpret, how to report. During the practice we will
see the exam in mode B: the acquisition of aorta velocities curves and renal arteries, renal
vascular mapping, the measurement of the parameters intra kidney.
Coordinator: Dr. Andrea Cavalanti – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 1: Dr. Izabela Bonfim – Fatal Cidade, Brazil
Monitor 2: Dr. Thiago Adler – Campo Grande, Brazil
Monitor 3: Dr. Thobias Nóbrega – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 4: Dr. Rodrigo Pina – Sao Paulo, Brazil
10:30–11:00
COFFEE BREAK
2nd THURSDAY
TIME
LECTURE
11:00–12:30
Intervention in US
Learning objectives: Practical training focused on US guided minimally invasive techniques:
biopsies ( core biopsy and FNA), drainage of abscess ( Seldinger and Trocar techniques,
Micropuncture Kits), Energy based ablative techniques ( radiofrequency ablation and
cryoablation).
Monitor 1: Dr. Antonio Rahal – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 2: Dr. Fabio Cardillo Vieira – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 3: Dr. Juliano Ribeiro Andrade – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 4: Dr. Marcos Roberto Gomes Queiroz – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 5: Dr. Caroline Duarte de Mello Amoedo – Sao Paulo, Brazil
12:30–14:00
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Scientific Program
Friday • May 3rd
110 Group 3 • Theme: Thyroid
Ultrasound - Practical Tips For a
Full Exam
Assessment of the Fetal Central
Nervous System
Ultrasound
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
ROOM J
TIME
LECTURE
14:00–15:30
Thyroid Ultrasound / Tips for a Thorough Examination
Learning objectives: Technical–examination and scanning / Review of anatomy ultrasound
/ How to measure thyroid / Diffuse Pathologies: what to look for and what to report /
Pathology nodular: what to look for and what to report / Doppler
Coordinator: Dr. Harley de Nicola – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 1: Dr. Fátima Lima Costi – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 2: Dr. Vinícius Fornazari – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 3: Dr. Fabio Boveri – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 4: Dr. Adriano Czapkowski – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 5: Dr. Henrique Bernardi – Sao Paulo, Brazil
15:30–16:00
COFFEE BREAK
TIME
LECTURE
16:00–17:30
Thyroid Ultrasound
Learning objectives: This hands–on seminar aims to increase your knowledge and
competence to better perform and/or interpret thyroid ultrasound examinations. Course
includes 1:30 hour hands–on training with approximately 3:1 participant to instructor
ratio featuring live models for a realistic ultrasound scanning experience. During practical
activities, short classes will be given by the coordinators.
Coordinators: Dr. Anil Ahuja – Hong Kong, China
Dr. Túlio Macedo – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 1: Dr. Jorge Elias Jr. – Ribeirao Preto, Brazil
Monitor 2: Dr. Luis Ronan – Uberaba, Brazil
Monitor 3: Dr. Fernando Linhares – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 4: Dr. Luciana Matteoni – Salvador, Brazil
Monitor 5: Dr. Letícia Azeredo – Belo Horizonte, Brazil
17:30–17:40
COFFEE BREAK
17:40–18:40
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110 Group 4 English Spoken Class
111 Group 1 • SAMSUNG
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Theme: Fetal Medicine
111 Group 2 • Theme: Fetal
Medicine – Morphological
Ultrasound
Friday • May 3rd
Doppler Ultrasound
Ultrasound in Gastroesophageal
Reflux Research - Adapting
the technique to the Initial
Critical Method
Sunday • May 5th
311 Group 1 • GE
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Theme: B-Flow and Its
Clinical Advantages
Guided Ablation with Ultrasound
Imaging and Image Fusion with
Virtual Browser System
311 Group 2 • GE
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Theme: Advanced Techniques
in Echocardiography
Doppler in Obstetrics:
Evaluation of Fetal Surveillance
ROOM K
TIME
LECTURE
09:00–10:30
SAMSUNG EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Fetal Medicine
- Systematization of fetal morphological examination
- Evaluation of structures difficult to assess
- Useful sonographic cuts
- Techniques to reduce Ultrasound errors
- Identify key aneuploidies markers
Coordinator: Dr. Sang Choon Cha – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 1: Dr. Ingrid Rocha e Silva – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 2: Dr. Melissa Inomoto – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 3: Dr. José Carlos Gaspar Jr. – Santos, Brazil
10:30–11:00
COFFEE BREAK
2nd THURSDAY
TIME
LECTURE
11:00–12:30
Fetal Medicine / Ultrasound Morphologic
Learning objectives: Rate of basic parameters such as ultrasound morphologically static
fetal biometry study and detailed fetal anatomy.
Coordinator: Dr. Heron Werner – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Monitor 1: Dr. Pedro Teixeira Castro – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Monitor 2: Dr. Ana Paula Pinheiro Matos – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Monitor 3: Dr. Jurandir Piassi Passos – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 4: Dr. Hélio Civali – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 5: Dr. Rogério Rocha – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 6: Dr. Alyk Vargas – Sao Paulo, Brazil
12:30–14:00
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LUNCH BREAK
Scientific Program
Friday • May 3rd
111 Group 3 • Theme: Small
211 Group 3 • TTheme:
Musculoskeletal - How to Explore
Knee, Shoulder, Nerves, Fist,
Hand and Hips
311 Group 3 • GE EXCLUSIVE
SESSION
Theme: Obtaining
Echocardiographic Window Session for Radiologists
311 Group 4 • GE
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Theme: Speckle Tracking
Cardiologists
ROOM K
TIME
LECTURE
14:00–15:30
Small Parts / Abdomen: Defects in the Abdominal Wall, Hernia and Other
Coordinator: Dr. Edda L. Chaves – Maracay, Venezuela
Monitor 1: Dr Leandro Fernandez – Caracas, Venezuela
Monitor 2: Dr Jorge Rabat – Cidade Bolívar, Venezuela
Monitor 3: Dr. Miguel A. J. Taboada – Mexico City, Mexico
15:30–16:00
COFFEE BREAK
TIME
LECTURE
16:00–17:30
Morphologic Fetal Ultrasound
Learning objectives: To Demonstrate and Pratice Morphologic Fetal Ultrasound
Examintaion. Important Pratical Aspects.
17:30–17:40
COFFEE BREAK
17:40–18:40
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Coord.: Dr. Luiz Antonio Bailão – Ribeirao Preto, Brazil
Monitor 1: Dr. Luiz Antônio Bailão – Ribeirao Preto, Brazil
Monitor 2: Dr. Cláudia Lemos da Silva – Uberlandia, Brazil
Monitor 3: Dr. Alcindo Manzano Ferreira – Ribeirao Preto, Brazil
Monitor 4: Dr. Keilah Curi – Catanduva, Brazil
IBUS – Breast Ultrasound
Coordinators: Dr. Selma de Pace Bauab (SPR), Dr. José Parada (FLAUS) and Dr. Enzo Durante (IBUS)
104 • IBUS – Breast Ultrasound
104
ROOM D
TIME
LECTURE
MORNING
Moderators: Dr. Enzo Durante – Ferrara, Italy
Dr. José Parada – Montevideo, Uruguay
09:00–10:40
Refresher Course
10:40–10:50
09:00–09:25
Benign Breast Pathology
Dr. Enzo Durante – Ferrara, Italy
09:30–09:50
Malignant Breast Lesions Correlation with Mammography
and Ultrasound
09:55–10:15
Application of BI–RADS® in Breast US
Dr. Roberto Moncayo – Quito, Ecuador
10:20–10:40
Panoramic View on Breast Lesions
Dr. Raul Sanchez Jimenez – Santo Domingo, Rep. Dominicana
SCIENTIFIC PAPER
TL.09.003 – Characterization of Breast Papillary Neoplasm on Automated Breast Ultrasound
10:40–11:20
COFFEE BREAK
Moderators: Dr. Selma de Pace Bauab – Sao Jose do Rio Preto, Brazil
2nd THURSDAY
11:20–12:30
12:30–14:00
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Categorical Course
11:20–11:45
Breast Cancer – Ultrasound Evaluation and Staging
11:50–12:10
Prosthesis Evaluation by Mammography and Ultrasound
12:10–12:30
Breast Ultrasound Case Review
Dr. Valerie Jackson – Indiana, USA
LUNCH BREAK
Scientific Program
IBUS – Breast Ultrasound
Coordinators: Dr. Selma de Pace Bauab (SPR), Dr. José Parada (FLAUS) and Dr. Enzo Durante (IBUS)
104 • IBUS – Breast Ultrasound
104
ROOM D
TIME
LECTURE
AFTERNOON
Moderators: Dr. Erika Endo – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Jesus Orrantes Reyes – Durango, Mexico
14:00–15:20
15:20–15:50
14:00–14:20
Ductal Abnormalities
Dr. Vera Lúcia Nunes Aguillar – Sao Paulo, Brazil
14:25–14:45
Automated Whole Breast Ultrasound
14:50–15:20
Breast Ultrasound Equipment: What do we Really Need?
Dr. Bruno Fornage – Texas, USA
COFFEE BREAK
Moderators: Dr. Paula Moraes – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Mirta Lanfranchi – Buenos Aires, Argentina
16:50–17:10
State of the Art Session (Hot Topics)
15:50–16:15
Diagnosis and Management of Nonpalpable Lesions
16:20–16:45
Inflamatory Lesions of the Breast – Role of Ultrasound
Dr. Mirta Lanfranchi – Buenos Aires, Argentina
SCIENTIFIC PAPER
16:50–17:00
TL.09.013 – Evaluation of a New Image Processing Technique for the
Identification of Breast Microcalcifications
17:00–17:10
TL.08.007 – Effects of Percutaneous Microwave Ablation in 141
Cases of Adenomyosis
17:10–17:30
Evaluation of Response of Breast Cancer to Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy with Ultrasound
Dr. Bruno Fornagea – Texas, USA
17:30–17:40
Closing Remarks:
18:30–20:00
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15:50–17:40
ICUS – Cardio
Coordinators: Dr. Wilson Mathias Jr. (SPR), Dr. Barry Goldberg and Dr. Steve B. Feinstein
107
Friday • May 3rd
ROOM G
TIME
LECTURE
MORNING
Moderators: Dr. Nico de Jong – Rotterdam, Netherlands
Dr. Wilson Mathias Junior – Sao Paulo, Brazil
09:00–10:40
Special Session: Contrast Echo. Update on Worldwide Use
10:40–11:20
09:00–09:30
Contrast Use Around the World
Dr. Steve Feinstein – Chicago, USA
09:35–10:05
Contrast Echocardiography for Border Delineation
10:10–10:40
SonoVue®: Here to Stay?
Dr. Fernando Poralla – Sao Paulo, Brazil
COFFEE BREAK
Moderators: Dr. Eleanor Stride – Oxford, UK
Dr. Roberto Kalil Filho – Sao Paulo, Brazil
11:20–12:30
2nd THURSDAY
12:30–14:00
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Special Session: Clinical Use of Contrast Echocardiography
11:20–11:40
Myocardial Perfusion for Diagnosis of Coronary Artery Disease: Hints
and Pitfalls in 2013
11:45–12:05
Use of Contrast Echo in Special Patient Population: How the
Experience in Brazil Goes So Far
12:10–12:30
Myocardial Perfusion Echo in Acute Coronary Syndromes:
InCor Experience
Dr. Jeane Mike Tsutsui – Sao Paulo, Brazil
LUNCH BREAK
Scientific Program
ICUS – Cardio
Coordinators: Dr. Wilson Mathias Jr. (SPR), Dr. Barry Goldberg and Dr. Steve B. Feinstein
107
Friday • May 3rd
ROOM G
TIME
LECTURE
AFTERNOON
Moderators: Dr. Jeane Mike Tsutsui – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Roberto Eckersley – London, UK
State of the Art Symposium: New applications of Contrast Echo
14:00–14:25
Contrast Echo in Heart Failure
Dr. Marta Fernandes Lima – Sao Paulo, Brazil
14:30–14:40
SCIENTIFIC PAPER
PD.04.009 - Using Prospect High Resolution Imaging System to Monitor Cardiac Function
in Post Myocardial Infarct Mice Treated with or without a TGF-b Inhibitor
Single Lecture: Vasavasorum Detection with Contrast Echo
14:45–15:10
Contrast Echo in Vascular Imaging: Can We Find the Patient at Risk?
15:10–15:40
COFFEE BREAK
Moderators: Dr. Steve Feinstein – Chicago, USA
State of the Art Session (Hot Topics):
Safety of Contrast Ultrasound
15:50–16:20
ICUS – A Grassroots Approach to Promoting Safe and Appropriate Use
of CEUS
Dr. Linda Maiman Feinstein – Chicago, USA
16:25–16:55
Sonothrombolysis: Basic Science Studies
17:00–17:30
Sonothrombolysis: A New Frontier for Clinical Echocardiography
17:30–17:40
COFFEE BREAK
18:30–20:00
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15:50–17:30
Ophthalmology
Coordinators: Dr. Osmar de Cássio Saito (SPR) and Dra Maria Teresa Bonanomi (SPO)
106 • Ophthalmology
106
ROOM F
TIME
LECTURE
MORNING
Moderator: Dr. Osmar de Cássio Saito – Sao Paulo, Brazil
09:00–10:40
Hot Topics
10:40–11:20
09:00–09:20
MRI and CT Principles in the Evaluation of Eye and Orbit
Dr. Flavia Kalil Issa Cevasco – Sao Paulo, Brazil
09:20–10:00
Ultrasound Technique for Eye and Orbit
Dr. Osmar de Cássio Saito – Sao Paulo, Brazil
10:10–10:40
Congenital Disease and Differential Diagnosis of Leukocorias
Dr. Vera Regina Castanheira – Sao Paulo, Brazil
COFFEE BREAK
Moderator: Dr. Vera Regina Castanheira – Sao Paulo, Brazil
11:20–12:30
2nd THURSDAY
12:30–14:00
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Hot Topics
11:20–11:40
Retinoblastoma Diagnosis
Dr. Milena Naomi Chibana – Sao Paulo, Brazil
11:45–12:05
CT Staging of Orbit Tumors
Dr. Regina Lúcia Elia Gomes – Sao Paulo, Brazil
12:10–12:30
Ultrabiomicroscopy
Dr. Norma Allemann – Sao Paulo, Brazil
LUNCH BREAK
Scientific Program
Ophthalmology
Coordinators: Dr. Osmar de Cássio Saito (SPR) and Dra Maria Teresa Bonanomi (SPO)
106 • Ophthalmology
106
ROOM F
TIME
LECTURE
AFTERNOON
Moderator: Dr. Jose Carlos Eudes Carani – Sao Paulo, Brazil
14:00–15:10
State of the Art Simposium
15:10–15:50
14:00–14:20
Inflammatory Disease of Uvea and Sclera
Dr. Jose Carlos Eudes Carani – Sao Paulo, Brazil
14:25–14:45
Eye Emergency: Foreign Body, Acute Hemorrhage and Trauma
Dr. Marcela Ferreira Tavares – Sao Paulo, Brazil
14:50–15:00
Discussion
COFFEE BREAK
Moderator: Dr. Luciana Malta de Alencar – Sao Paulo Brazil
15:50–16:20
Glaucoma Ultrabiomicroscopy
Dr. Márcio Mendes – Sao Paulo, Brazil
16:25–16:55
Optical Coherence Tomography in Glaucoma
Dr. Luciana Malta de Alencar – Sao Paulo, Brazil
17:00–17:30
Ultrasound Diagnosis of Retina and Choroid Before and After Surgery
Dr. Márcio Mendes – Sao Paulo, Brazil
17:30–17:40
COFFEE BREAK
18:30–20:00
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15:50–17:30
Peripheral Vascular Doppler Ultrasound: Limbs
Coordinators: Dr. Joseph Elias Benabou (SPR) and Dr. Miguel Lo Vuolo (FLAUS)
103 • Peripheral Vascular
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Friday • May 3rd
Doppler Ultrassound: Carotid
Arteries
ROOM C
TIME
LECTURE
MORNING
Moderators: Dr. Joseph Elias Benabou – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Diana Gaitini – Haifa, Israel
09:00–10:40
Angioplasties in Lower Limbs
10:40–11:20
09:00–09:20
Indication and Techniques in Lower Limbs Angioplasties
Dr. Nelson Wolosker – Sao Paulo, Brazil
09:25–09:45
How to Assess the Angioplasties in Lower Limbs
Dr. Joseph Elias Benabou – Sao Paulo, Brazil
09:50–10:10
Angioplasties Guided by Duplex Scan Color
Dr. Ivan Benaduce Casela – Sao Paulo, Brazil
10:15–10:40
Peripheral Venous Disease
COFFEE BREAK
Moderators: Dr. Fernando Luís Soma – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Libardo Gomez – Barranquilla, Colombia
11:20–12:30
2nd THURSDAY
12:30–14:00
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Categorical Course: Atherosclerotic Disease in Lower Limbs
11:20–11:40
Comparative Study (Duplex Color Scan, MRI, angioCT ) in Lower Limb
Arterial Disease
Dr. Walther Yoshiharu Ishikawa – Sao Paulo, Brazil
11:45–12:05
Duplex Scan Color – Differences in Findings Between Diabetic and
Atheromatous Patients
Dr. Simone Franco – Sao Paulo, Brazil
12:10–12:30
Color Duplex Scan in the Evaluation of Aneurysms and
Pseudoaneurysms Treatment with Endoprosthesis
Dr. Fernando Luis Soma – Sao Paulo, Brazil
LUNCH BREAK
Scientific Program
Peripheral Vascular Doppler Ultrasound: Limbs
Coordinators: Dr. Joseph Elias Benabou (SPR) and Dr. Miguel Lo Vuolo (FLAUS)
103
Friday • May 3rd
Doppler Ultrassound: Carotid
Arteries
ROOM C
TIME
LECTURE
AFTERNOON
Moderators: Dr. Joseph Elias Benabou – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Jairo Monari – Maracay, Venezuela
14:00–15:10
Categorical Course: Deep Vein Thrombosis in Lower Limbs
14:00–14:25
14:25–14:45
15:10–15:50
How to Differentiate the Recent Vein Thrombosis from Re–Thrombosis
Dr. Miguel Lo Vuolo – Santa Fe, Argentina
SCIENTIFIC PAPER
14:25–14:35
TL.16.001 – The Relationship Between Artery Stiffness and Left Ventricular
Diastolic Function in Patients with Multiple Cardiovascular Risks
14:35–14:45
TL.16.005 – Unpublished Sonographic Findings in Maffucci Syndrome:
Arteriovenous Fistulas
14:50–15:10
Thermal Ablation of the Internal Saphenous Vein with Radio
Frequency – How Color Duplex Scan Can Be a Great Assistance Tool
Dr. Ivan Benaduce Casela – Sao Paulo, Brazil
COFFEE BREAK
Moderators: Dr. Fernando Luis Soma – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Refresher Course: Varicose Veins in Lower Limbs
15:50–16:20
Preoperative Evaluation – What we Know of the Venous Anatomy
16:25–16:55
Recurrence of Varicose Veins – How to Evaluate the Patient
Dr. Joseph Elias Benabou – Sao Paulo, Brazil
17:00–17:30
Foam Sclerotherapy – Duplex Color Scan Guiding the Procedure
17:30–17:40
COFFEE BREAK
18:30–20:00
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15:50–17:30
Ultrasound in Nefro–Urology:
Coordinators: Dr. Andrea Cavalanti Gomes, Dr. Antonio Carlos Matteoni de Athayde, Dr. Sérgio Ajzen,
Dr. Peter Célio Françolin and Dr. Wagner Iared
102 • Ultrasound in Nefro–
Urology: Kidney and Urinary Tract
102
202 • Ultrassound in NephroUrology - Bladder, Prostate and
Seminal Vesicles
302 • Ultrassound in NephroUrology - Kidney, Seminal
Vesicles and Bladder
TIME
LECTURE
MORNING
Moderators: Dr. Andrea Papini Goes Teixeira – Maceio, Brazil
Dr. Miguel Taboada – Mexico City, Mexico
09:00–10:40
Refresher Course: The Basics of Urinary Tract Ultrasound
402 • Ultrassound in NephroUrology: Doppler: Hypertension,
Kidney
09:00–09:30
Anatomy of the Urinary Tract
Dr. Livia Teresa Moreira Rios – Sao Luiz, Brazil
09:35–10:05
How to Perform Proper Ultrasound Examination of the Urinary Tract
Dr. Antonio Carlos Matteoni de Athayde – Salvador, Brazil
10:10–10:40
Malformations and Urinary Tract Anatomical Varieties
Dr. Livia Teresa Moreira Rios – Sao Luiz, Brazil
10:40–11:20
COFFEE BREAK
11:20–12:30
Mini Courses: Parenchymal Renal Disease
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Sunday • May 5th
ROOM B
12:30–14:00
2nd THURSDAY
Friday • May 3rd
11:20–11:40
Parenchymal Nephropathy
11:45–12:05
Infectious Renal Diseases
Dr. Andrea Papini Goes Teixeira – Maceio, Brazil
12:10–12:30
Renal Cystic Disease
Dr. Luiz Ronan M. F. De Souza – Uberaba, Brazil
LUNCH BREAK
Scientific Program
Ultrasound in Nefro–Urology:
Coordinators: Dr. Andrea Cavalanti Gomes, Dr. Antonio Carlos Matteoni de Athayde, Dr. Sérgio Ajzen,
Dr. Peter Célio Françolin and Dr. Wagner Iared
102 • Ultrasound in Nefro–
Urology: Kidney and Urinary Tract
102
Friday • May 3rd
202 • Ultrassound in NephroUrology - Bladder, Prostate and
Seminal Vesicles
302 • Ultrassound in NephroUrology - Kidney, Seminal
Vesicles and Bladder
Sunday • May 5th
402 • Ultrassound in NephroUrology: Doppler: Hypertension,
Kidney
ROOM B
TIME
LECTURE
AFTERNOON
Moderators: Dr. Antonio Carlos Matteoni de Athayde – Salvador, Brazil
Dr. Jorge Rabat – Bolivar City, Venezuela
14:00–15:10
Mini Courses: Doppler Renal
14:00–14:25
14:25–14:45
15:10–15:50
Renal Doppler: Actual Cryteria
Dr. David Cosgrove – London, UK
SCIENTIFIC PAPER
14:25–14:35
TL.12.003 – Professor, Director of Ultrasound
14:35–14:45
TL.12.004 – Dynamic Tissue Perfusion Measurement Reveals
Microvascular Perfusion Loss in Kidneys of Children with Diabetes
Mellitus Type 1 (DM1)
14:50–15:10
Renal Doppler Indications, Excluding Renovascular Hypertension
Dr. Wagner Iared – Sao Paulo, Brazil
COFFEE BREAK
Moderators: Dr. Antonio Carlos Matteoni de Athayde – Salvador, Brazil
Dr. Pablo Morikawa – Asunción, Paraguay
Mini Courses: Doppler Renal
15:50–16:20
Renovascular Hypertension: Role of Ultrasonography
Dr. Ilka Regina Souza de Oliveira – Sao Paulo, Brazil
16:25–16:55
Nutcraker Syndrome: Doppler Evaluation and CT Comparison
Dr. Seung Hyup Kim – Seoul, Korea
17:00–17:30
Imaging Methods in Renovascular Hypertension:
Who Has the Final Word?
Dr. Walther Ishikawa – Sao Paulo, Brazil
17:30–17:40
COFFEE BREAK
18:30–20:00
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15:50–17:30
Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology
Coordinators: Dr. Ayrton Roberto Pastore (SPR) and Dr. Raúl Sanchez (FLAUS)
112 • Ultrasound in Obstetrics
and Gynecology
112
ROOM L
TIME
LECTURE
MORNING
Moderators: Dr. Ayrton Roberto Pastore – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Roberto Eduardo Gori – Quilmes, Argentina
09:00–10:40
Refresher Course: Ovarian Tumor
10:40–11:20
09:00–09:20
Special Gyn US Considerations for the Patient with Breast Cancer
Dr. Steven R. Goldstein – New York, USA
09:25–09:45
When Should We Say on US That Ovarian Tumor is Benign?
Dr. Cláudio Pires – Sao Paulo, Brazil
09:50–10:10
When Should We Say on US That Ovarian Tumor is Malignant?
Dr. Luiz Antonio Bailão – Ribeirao Preto, Brazil
10:15–10:35
Incidentally Discovered Findings in GYN US: What do they Mean?
10:35–10:55
US Evaluation of the Endometrium
COFFEE BREAK
Moderators: Dr. Ayrton Roberto Pastore – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Joaquim Lopes Aranna – Cochabamba, Bolivia
11:20–12:30
2nd THURSDAY
12:30–14:00
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Categorical Course: Endometriosis
11:20–11:40
Adenomyosis
11:45–12:05
Superficial Endometriosis and Ovarian Endometriosis
Dr. Manoel Orlando da Costa Gonçalves – Sao Paulo, Brazil
12:10–12:30
Deep Endometriosis
Dr. Manoel Orlando da costa Gonçalves – Sao Paulo, Brazil
LUNCH BREAK
Scientific Program
Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology
Coordinators: Dr. Ayrton Roberto Pastore (SPR) and Dr. Raúl Sanchez (FLAUS)
112 • Ultrasound in Obstetrics
and Gynecology
112
ROOM L
TIME
LECTURE
AFTERNOON
Moderators: Dr. Luiz Antonio Bailão – Ribeirao Preto, Brazil
Dr. Rafael Fernando Nolasco – Cuernavaca Mor, Mexico
14:00–15:10
14:00–14:20
14:25–14:45
Previous Placenta
Dr. Sérgio Kobayashi – Sao Paulo, Brazil
SCIENTIFIC PAPER
14:25–14:35
TL.07.001 – Sonoelastography in Differentiation of The Benign and
Malignant Small Sized Ovarian Tumors
14:35–14:45
TL.07.003 – Use of Gaseous Spring Water for Tubal Patency Test
Single Lecture
14:50–15:10
Placenta Accreta
Dr. Heron Werner – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
15:10–15:50
COFFEE BREAK
Moderators: Dr. Renato Luis da Silveira Ximenes – Campinas – Brazil
State of the Art Session (Hot Topics): Doppler in Obstetrics
15:50–16:20
Uterine Arteries
Dr. Daniele Luminoso – Campinas, Brazil
16:25–16:55
Umbilical Artery and Middle Cerebral Artery
Dr. Sandra Rejane Silva – Sao Paulo, Brazil
17:00–17:30
Venous Duct
17:30–17:40
COFFEE BREAK
18:30–20:00
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15:50–17:30
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Scientific Program
Ultrasound in Small Parts I
Coordinators: Dr. M. Cristina Chammas and Dr. Edda L. Chaves and Dr. Anil Ahuja
105 • Ultrasound in Small Parts I
105
Friday • May 3rd
205 • Ultrasound in Small
Parts II
Parts III
Sunday • May 5th
405 • Ultrasound in Small Parts
IV – US Breast
ROOM E
TIME
LECTURE
MORNING
Moderators: Dr. Edda L. Chaves – Venezuela and
Dr. Tulio Augusto Alves Macedo – Uberlandia, Brazil
09:00–10:40
Refresher Course
09:00–09:25
Thyroid US: How Do I Do? (Technique and Report)
Dr. Raul Moreira Neto – Porto Alegre, Brazil
09:30–09:55
Thyroid Doppler US in the Diffuse Diseases
Dr. Túlio Augusto Alves Macedo – Uberlandia, Brazil
10:10–10:30
Thyroid Nodules: What Does US Need to Report?
Dr. Harley de Nicola – Sao Paulo, Brazil
10:30–10:40
SCIENTIFIC PAPER
TL.15.002 – Ultrasound Technologies of Qualitative and Quantitative
Stiffness Evaluation In Diagnosis of Thyroid Malignancies
10:40–11:20
COFFEE BREAK
Moderators: Dr. M. Cristina Chammas – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Anil Ahuja – Hong Kong , China
11:20–12:30
2nd THURSDAY
12:30–14:00
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Special Session: Thyroid Nodules
11:20–11:45
Elastosonography
Dr. Anil Ahuja – Hong Kong , China
11:50–12:10
Ti–RADS
12:10–12:30
Thyroid FNAB: How do I do?
Dr. Márcio Andrade Ramalho – Sao Paulo, Brazil
LUNCH BREAK
Scientific Program
Ultrasound in Small Parts I
Coordinators: Dr. M. Cristina Chammas and Dr. Edda L. Chaves and Dr. Anil Ahuja
105 • Ultrasound in Small Parts I
105
Friday • May 3rd
Parts II
Parts III
Sunday • May 5th
IV – US Breast
ROOM E
TIME
LECTURE
AFTERNOON
Moderators: Dr. Osmar de Cássio Saito – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Lindolfo Mendonza – Asunción, Paraguay
14:00–15:10
Special Session
15:20–15:50
14:00–14:25
Ultrasound in the Pre–Operative Staging of Thyroid Cancer
Dr. Maria Regina Machado Perrotti – Campinas, Sao Paulo
14:30–14:55
Surgeon Program: Impact on US Conduct My Surgery
Dr. Marcos Roberto Tavares – Sao Paulo, Brazil
15:00–15:20
Marking Pre–Surgical Cervical Lymph Node
Dr. Susana Aquino Cavallieri – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
COFFEE BREAK
Dr. Carlos Galeano – Dolores, Uruguay
Categorical Course: Thyroid Nodules – Follicular Pattern
15:50–16:20
Increased Risk of US Criteria
Dr. M. Cristina Chammas – Sao Paulo, Brazil
16:25–16:55
How Can I Understand the Bethesda III and IV Risk?
Dr. Paulo Carneiro – Sao Paulo, Brazil
17:00–17:30
Round Table: Specialist Point of View
(Head and Neck Surgery x Endocrinologist)
Dr. Danilo Hofling (Endocrinologist) – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Fabio Montenegro (Head and Neck Surgery) – Sao Paulo, Brazil
17:30–17:40
COFFEE BREAK
18:30–20:00
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15:50–17:30
Echocardiography Course
Coordinators: Dr. Wilson Mathias Jr. (SPR) and Dr. Bijoy Khandheria
Friday • May 3rd
206
ROOM F
TIME
LECTURE
MORNING
Moderators: Dr. Wilson Mathias Jr. – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Cheng-Wen Chiang – Taipei, Taiwan
08:25–10:40
Mini Courses: Cardiomyopathies: Basic Concepts
3rd FRIDAY
10:10–10:40
10:40–11:20
08:25–08:55
Dilated Cardiomyopathies: Forms and Diagnostic Criteria by
Traditional Methods
09:00–09:30
Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy: Forms, Diagnostic Criteria in 2013
Dr. Afonso Matsumoto – Sao Paulo, Brazil
09:35–10:05
Restrictive and Unclassified Cardiomyopathies: Forms, Diagnostic
Criteria by Traditional Methods
Dr. Vera Maria Cury Salemi – Sao Paulo, Brazil
SCIENTIFIC PAPER
10:10–10:20
TL.04.008 – Effects of Insulin Resistance on Myocardial Blood Flow and
Arterial Peripheral Circulation in Patients with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
10:20–10:30
TL.04.007 – Comparison Between Coronary Flow Reserve Obtained by
Doppler and Myocardial Blood Flow Reserve Obtained by Myocardial Contrast
Echocardiography in Patients with Dilated Cardiomyopathy
10:30–10:40
TL.04.001 – The Difference of Left Atrial Function Between Ischemic and
Dilated Cardiomyopathy: A Two Dimensional–Speckle Tracking Imaging Study
COFFEE BREAK
Moderator: Dr. Vera Maria Cury Salemi – Sao Paulo, Brazil
11:20–12:30
12:30–14:00
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Mini Courses: Cardiomyopathies: Special Subgroups and Quantification Methods
11:20–11:40
Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy: Does Speckle Tracking Help to
Diferentiate it From the Athletes Heart?
Dr. Ana Clara Tude Rodrigues – Sao Paulo, Brazil
11:45–12:05
Stress Cardiomyopathy: From Pathophysiology to the Modern
Techniques for It’s Evaluation and Risk Stratification
12:10–12:30
3D and Speckle Tracking: Is it Valid to Use in All Patients with Dilated
Cardiomyopathy in 2013?
Dr. Bijoy Khandheria – Milwaukee, USA
LUNCH BREAK
Scientific Program
Echocardiography Course
Coordinators: Dr. Wilson Mathias Jr. (SPR) and Dr. Bijoy Khandheria
Friday • May 3rd
206
ROOM F
TIME
LECTURE
AFTERNOON
Moderators: Dr. David Evans – Leicester, UK
Dr. Roberto Kalil Filho – Sao Paulo, Brazil
14:00–15:10
State of the Art Symposium: Cardiomyopathy in the Fetus
14:00–14:20
14:25–14:45
Fetal Cardiomyopathy: What to Evaluate in 2013
Dr. Lilian Lopes – Sao Paulo, Brazil
SCIENTIFIC PAPER
14:25–14:35
TL.04.003 – Prediction of Left Ventricular Function Improvement of Acute
Myocardial Infarction After Percutaneous Coronary Intervention by Speckle
Tracking Imaging
14:35–14:45
TL.04.004 – Improvement of Diastolic Function in Patients with
Congestive Heart Failure After Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy by
Echocardiography
14:50–15:10
Strain, Torsion and Velocity Vector Imaging in a Cardiomyopathy Patient: When and
How to Use
15:10–15:50
COFFEE BREAK
Moderators: Dr. Steve Feinstein – Chicago, USA
Dr. Wilson Mathias Jr. – Sao Paulo, Brazil
15:50–17:30
17:30–17:40
Mini Courses: Cardiomyophaties: Special Evaluation
15:50–16:20
Coronary Flow in Patients with Dilated Cardiomyopathies. Doppler or
Perfusion by Contrast Echo
Dr. Wilson Mathias Jr. – Sao Paulo, Brazil
16:25–16:55
Echocardiographic Evaluation of Cardiac Synchronism in 2013. What
to do After the Prospect Study?
Dr. Marcelo Luiz Campos Vieira – Sao Paulo, Brazil
17:00–17:30
Hemodynamic Echocardiography in Patients with Heart Failure in the
ICU: What Parameters, How Frequent and in which Patient
COFFEE BREAK
73
3rd FRIDAY
Single Lecture
Education and Ethics
Coordinators: Dr. Paul Dubbins (Education) and Dr. Tufik Bauab Jr. (Ethics)
Friday • May 3rd
208
ROOM H
TIME
LECTURE
MORNING
08:25–08:30
08:30–09:20
3rd FRIDAY
09:35–10:50
10:50–11:20
11:20–12:50
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Welcome and Introduction
Dr. Paul Dubbins – Plymouth, UK
Reports from the Centers of Excellence
Moderator: Dr. Byung Ihn Choi – Seul, South Korea
08:30–08:40
What have been Done in Bangladesh
Dr. Kanu Bala – Dhaka, Bangladesh
08:40–08:50
What have been Done in Venezuela
Dr. Leandro Fernandez – Caracas, Venezuela
08:50–09:00
What have been Done in Uganda
09:00–09:10
What have been Done in Romania
Dr Ioan Sporea – Timisoara, Romania
09:10–09:20
What have been Done in Togo
Dr. Lantam Sonhaye – Lome, Togo
09:20–09:35
Discussion / Recommendations
Dr. Byung Ihn Choi – Seul, South Korea
New Initiatives in Education and Training – Part 1
Moderators: Dr. Paul Dubbins – Plymouth, UK
09:35–09:50
The Concept of e–Learning as an Educational Aid
09:50–10:50
e–Learning Tools and Session Planning: Anutec and
e–Learning For Health
Dr. Neha Baj – Shropshire, UK
COFFEE BREAK
New Initiatives in Education and Training – part 2
11:20–11:45
The Development of an e–Learning Module for Obstetric Ultrasound
Dr. Neha Baj – UK
11:45–12:10
Shifting Ultrasound Training from the Classroom to the Community
Scientific Program
Education and Ethics
Coordinators: Dr. Paul Dubbins (Education) and Dr. Tufik Bauab Jr. (Ethics)
Friday • May 3rd
ROOM H
TIME
LECTURE
12:10–12:30
12:30–12:50
12:50–13:50
AFTERNOON
13:50–15:00
15:00–15:30
15:30–17:30
17:00–17:30
The Art of the Possible in Education – The Role of the Virtual Meeting
And Other Innovations
Dr. Hassen Gharbi – Tunis, Tunisia
Dr. Aza Hammou – Tunis, Tunisia
Dr. Sudhir Vinayak – Nairobi, Kenya
Dr. Wiem Douira Khomsi – Tunis, Tunisia
Image the World – Simplifying Training, Maximising Service Delivery
Dr. Brian Garra – Washington, USA
LUNCH BREAK
New Initiatives in Education and Training – part 3
13:50–14:05
Latin America – Ultrasound Education – Does One Size Fit All?
Dr. Hernan Munoz – Santiago, Chile
14:05–14:20
Coordinating Ultrasound and Imaging Education –
The Role of National and International Societies
Dr. Byung Choi – Seul, South Korea
14:20–15:00
Service Delivery Models: Future of WFUMB Education Programs –
Roundtable Discussion
Dr. Byung Choi – Seul, South Korea
COFFEE BREAK
Ethics Session
Moderator: Dr. Heraldo de Oliveira Mello Neto – Curitiba, Brazil
15:30–16:00
The Incidental Finding: Radiology’s Newest Dilemma
Dr. Leonard Berlin – Chicago, USA
16:00–16:30
Do CT Exams Cause Cancer? Fact vs. Fiction
16:30–17:00
Malpractice Issues in Ultrasound
SCIENTIFIC PAPER
17:00–17:10
TL.05.001 – Female–Male Birth Gender Ratios Among Asians in California:
Potential Correlation with Keepsake Ultrasound
17:10–17:20
TL.05.002 – Ultrasound Doppler In Klippel–Trenaunay–Weber Syndrome:
How I Do It
17:20–17:30
TL.05.003 – The Role of Radiographer In Sonography at International Level
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3rd FRIDAY
208
Gastrointestinal Ultrasound Biliary Trees
Coordinators: Dr. Domingos José Correia da Rocha, Dr. Edda L. Chaves and Dr. Stephanie Wilson
Chest Ultrasound
201
Friday • May 3rd
Biliary Trees
Sunday • May 5th
Gastrointestinal Ultrasound Liver:
401 • Abdomen Ultrasound:
Spleen, Adrenal, Aorta and Ilium
ROOM A
TIME
LECTURE
MORNING
Moderators: Dr. Domingos José Correia da Rocha – Maceio, Brazil
Dr. Edwin Cruz – San Juan, Porto Rico
08:25-08:45
CEUS/EUS/IVUS (Interventional US) in Diagnostics of Pancreatic Cancer
08:50-09:10
Abdomnal Emergencies: 10 Lesions That you Need to Know
Dr. Luis Ronan M. F. de Souza – Uberaba, Brazil
09:15-10:50
Categorical Course
09:15-09:45
10:50–11:20
Cholangitis
Dr. Andréa Papini GoesTeixeira – Maceio, Brazil
09:50–10:20
Gallstones and Choledocholithiasis, Typical And Atypical
Dr. Sérgio Kodaira – Sao Paulo, Brazil
10:25–10:55
Anomalies of the Gallblader and Biliary Tree
Dr. Byung Ihn Choi – Seul, South Korea
COFFEE BREAK
Moderators: Dr. Andrea Papini Goes Teixeira – Maceio, Brazil
3rd FRIDAY
11:20–12:30
12:30–14:00
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11:20–11:50
Jaundice: Biliary Causes
11:55–12:25
The GI Dilemma Solved by Ultrasound: An Organic or
Functional Disease?
12:25–12:30
Discussion
LUNCH BREAK
Scientific Program
Gastrointestinal Ultrasound Biliary Trees
Coordinators: Dr. Domingos José Correia da Rocha, Dr. Edda L. Chaves and Dr. Stephanie Wilson
Chest Ultrasound
201
Friday • May 3rd
Biliary Trees
Sunday • May 5th
ROOM A
TIME
LECTURE
tarde
Moderators: Dr. Alessandra Caivano Rodrigues – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Lindolfo Mendonza – Asunción, Paraguai
14:00–15:10
Refresher Course: Pancreas Ultrasound
15:10–15:50
14:00–14:20
Pancreas Ultrasound: Tips and Tricks
Dr. Alessandra Caivano Rodrigues – Sao Paulo, Brazil
14:25–14:45
Acute Diseases: Signs and Staging
15:50–15:10
Chronic Inflammatory Diseases
Dr. Mirko D’onofrio – Verona, Italy
COFFEE BREAK
Moderators: Dr. Fernando José do Amaral – Recife, Brazil
17:30–17:40
State of the Art Session: Gallbladder Wall Changes
15:50–16:20
Gallblader Tumors
Dr. Domingos José Correia da Rocha – Maceio, Brazil
16:25–16:55
Polyps, Cholesterolosis and Adenomyomatosis
17:00–17:30
Cholecystitis
3rd FRIDAY
15:50–17:30
COFFEE BREAK
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Friday • May 3rd
Ultrasound
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Arterial Arches
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Ultrasound
ROOM I
TIME
LECTURE
09:00–09:40
EXCLUSIVE SESSION TOSHIBA
New Perspectives in the Ultrasound Diagnostic – Fly Thru
Coordinators: Dr. David Cosgrove – London, UK,
Dr. Thobias Nóbrega de Oliveira – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 1: Dr. Leandro Barreto – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 3: Dr. Rodolfo França – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 4: Dr. Igor Clausius C. Pimentel – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 5: Dr. Mário D’Ávila – Sao Paulo, Brazil
3rd FRIDAY
09:40–09:50
COFFEE BREAK
TIME
LECTURE
09:50–10:30
EXCLUSIVE SESSION TOSHIBA
New Perspectives in the Ultrasound Diagnostic – Fly Thru
Coordinators: Dr. David Cosgrove – London, UK
Dr. Thobias Nóbrega de Oliveira – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 3: Dr. Rodolfo França – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 4: Dr. Igor Clausius C. Pimentel – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 5: Dr. Mário D’Ávila – Sao Paulo, Brazil
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Sunday • May 5th
Salivary Glands
Scientific Program
Friday • May 3rd
Ultrasound
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Arterial Arches
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Ultrasound
Sunday • May 5th
Salivary Glands
ROOM I
TIME
LECTURE
11:00–12:30
Color Doppler U.S.: Portal Hypertension
1. Color Doppler US: Characteristics of the Method
2. Color Doppler US: Examination Protocol
3. Color Doppler US: Portal Venous Circulation
4. Color Doppler US: Collateral Venous Circulation
Coordinator: Dr. Ilka Regina Souza de Oliveira – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 1: Dr. Fernando Linhares Pereira – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 2: Dr. Julia Zavariz – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 3: Dr. Sandra Tochetto – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 4: Dr. Thobias Nóbrega de Oliveira – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 5: Dr. Márcia Wang Matsuoka – Sao Paulo, Brazil
LUNCH BREAK
3rd FRIDAY
12:30–14:00
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Emergency
Friday • May 3rd
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Internal Medicine
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
ROOM I
TIME
LECTURE
14:00–15:30
PHILIPS EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Liver elastography
Learning objectives: To demonstrate the technique on liver elastography mode shear wave,
through theoretical and practice exposition.At the end of the course, the student should
be able to: know the basic physical principles of liver elastography and perform the test , as
well as having the foundations of his interpretation.
Coordinators: Dr. Miguel José Francisco Neto – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Sandro Scaglione – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 1: Dr. Sandro Scaglione – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 2: Dr. Fernando Linhares Pereira – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 3: Dr. Marcos R.G Queiroz – Sao Paulo, Brazil
3rd FRIDAY
15:30–16:00
COFFEE BREAK
TIME
LECTURE
16:00–17:30
PHILIPS EXCLUSIVE SESSION
PureWave technology and Matrix in Obstetrics and Internal Medicine
Learning objectives: To demonstrate PureWave and xMATRIX technologies on
tridimensional, real time bidimensional, through theoretical and practice exposition. At the
end of the course, the student should be able to: know the basic physical principles
of tridimensional volumetric calculations and perform the test, as well as having the
foundations of his interpretation.
Coordinators: Dr. Valéria Olivia Carboni – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 2: Dr. Valéria Olivia Carboni – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 3: Dr. Aline Esteban – Sao Paulo, Brazil
15:30–16:00
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COFFEE BREAK
Scientific Program
Doppler Ultrasound
Friday • May 3rd
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Sunday • May 5th
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Internal Medicine
ROOM J
TIME
LECTURE
09:00–10:30
EXCLUSIVE SESSION Sonosite
U.S. Regional Anesthesia / Locks Basics
Learning objectives: Encourage students performing images of basic blocks guided by
ultrasound, and needle alignment training.
Coordinator: Dr. Pedro Paulo Kimachi – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 1: Dr. Arthur Segurado – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 2: Dr.Thiago Nouer – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 3: Dr. Roberta Risso – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 4: Dr. Sergio Mello – Belo Horizonte, Brazil
Monitor 5: Dr. Diogo Conceição – Florianopolis, Brazil
10:30–11:00
COFFEE BREAK
TIME
LECTURE
11:00–12:30
Exclusive session Sonosite
U.S. Regional Anesthesia / Locks Advanced
Learning objectives: Encourage students performing images of basic blocks guided by
ultrasound, and needle alignment training.
3rd FRIDAY
Coordinator: Dr. Pedro Paulo Kimachi – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 1: Dr. Arthur Segurado – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 2: Dr.Thiago Nouer – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 3: Dr. Roberta Risso – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 4: Dr. Sergio Mello – Belo Horizonte, Brazil
Monitor 5: Dr. Diogo Conceição – Florianoplis, Brazil
12:30–14:00
LUNCH BREAK
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Friday • May 3rd
Full Exam
Nervous System
Ultrasound
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Theme: Hepatic Elastrography
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Theme: Liver Elastography
ROOM J
TIME
LECTURE
14:00–15:30
SAMSUNG EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Assessment of the Fetal Central Nervous System
Learning Objectives:
- Review and identify anatomical parameters of the fetal CNS study
- Standardization of cuts to study CNS
- New concepts and criteria for diagnosis and classification of CNS malformations
- Introduction of fetal neurosonography
- Enable a revision of the CNSLearning objectives
3rd FRIDAY
Coordinator: Dr. Renato Luis da Silva Ximenes – Campinas, Brazil
Monitor 1: Dr. Jader Cruz – Lisboa, Portugal
Monitor 2: Dr. Heverton Pettersen – Belo Horizonte, Brazil
Monitor 3: Dr. Roberto Eduardo Gori – Quilmes, Argentina
Monitor 4: Dr. Daniel Cafici – Buenos Ayres, Argentina
Monitor 5: Dr. Adilson Ferreira Cunha – São José do Rio Preto, Brazil
15:30–16:00
COFFEE BREAK
TIME
LECTURE
16:00–16:40
SIEMENS EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Liver Elastography
Coordinator: Dr. Joel Schmillevitch – Sao Paulo, Brazil
16:40–16:50
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COFFEE BREAK
Scientific Program
Friday • May 3rd
Full Exam
Nervous System
Ultrasound
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Theme: Liver Elastography
ROOM J
TIME
LECTURE
16:50–17:30
Liver Elastography
3rd FRIDAY
Coordinator: Dr. Joel Schmillevitch – Sao Paulo, Brazil
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EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Ultrasound
Friday • May 3rd
Doppler Ultrasound
Critical Method
Sunday • May 5th
311 Group 1 • GE
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Clinical Advantages
Guided Ablation with Ultrasound
Imaging and Image Fusion with
Virtual Browser System
311 Group 2 • GE
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
in Echocardiography
ROOM K
TIME
LECTURE
09:00–10:30
Doppler U.S. of Thyroid
Learning objectives: Learning Objectives: a brief theoretical exposition will be held
followed by practical activity on the ultrasound technique with color Dopplervelocimetric
thyroid evaluation. The activity will initially consist of the gland evaluation by B-mode
followed by color Dopplevelocimetric study which will include the parenchymal vascular
mapping and the thyroid arteries study.
Coordinator: Simone Shibao – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 1: Dr. Thiago Adler – Campo Grande, Brazil
Monitor 3: Dr. Izabela Bonfim – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 4: Dr. Edson Pedroso – Sao Paulo, Brazil
3rd FRIDAY
10:30–11:00
COFFEE BREAK
TIME
LECTURE
11:00–12:30
Ultrasonography in Search–Esophageal Reflux / Adapting the technique to initial
critiques method
Learning objectives: Search Reflux Esophageal ultrasound – “State of the Art”.
This course will begin with a theoretical explanation about diagnostic criteria, preparing and
technical examination and preparation of the report.
It will address the changes made in the preparing and technique, depending on the initial
criticism, believing that achieved with changes the “state of the art” for the method.
Coordinator: Dr. Rosemeire Fernandes Garcia – Sorocaba, Brazil
Monitor 1: Dr. Maria Montserrat Siqueira – Brasília, Brazil
Monitor 2: Dr. Maria Tereza Filgueiras – Belo Horizonte, Brazil
Monitor 3: Dr. Telma Sakuno – Florianopolis, Brazil
12:30–14:00
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LUNCH BREAK
Scientific Program
Friday • May 3rd
Hand and Hips
SESSION
Theme: Obtaining
311 Group 4 • GE
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Cardiologists
ROOM K
TIME
LECTURE
14:00–15:30
Ultrasound Evaluation of the ankle – Tendons and Ligaments
– Ultrasound Anatomy tendons
– System Pulleys
– Evaluation of the Major Ligaments
– Plantar Fascia
– Major–Traps
Coordinator: Dr. Renato Sernik – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 1: Dr. Flávio Albertotti – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 2: Dr. Claudia Abicalaf Rabay – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 3: Dr. Ricardo Tadao Yonevaki – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 4: Dr. Ariel Filipe W. de Aquino – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 5: Dr. Gustavo A. Galoppini – Sao Jose do Rio Preto, Brazil
COFFEE BREAK
TIME
LECTURE
16:00 – 17:30
Musculoskeletal: “Exploring the Knee, the Shoulder, the Nerves, the Hand Grip, and Ankle”
Coord.: Dr. Luiz Chavarria – Sao Jose, Costa Rica
Monitor 2: Dr. Renato Sernik – Sao Jose, Costa Rica
Monitor 2: Dr. Roberto Simoncini – Lousiana, USA
Monitor 3: Dr. Armando Zamora – Guatemala City, Guatemala
Monitor 4: Dr. Luis Chavarria – São Jose, Costa Rica
85
3rd FRIDAY
15:30–16:00
ICUS – Non Cardio
Coordinators: Dr. M. Cristina Chammas (SPR), Dr. Barry Goldberg and Dr. Steve B. Feinstein (WFUMB)
207
ROOM G
TIME
LECTURE
MORNING
08:25–10:10
Refresher Course: Basis of Ultrasound Contrast by Microbubbles - The Role of CEUS
10:10–10:40
3rd FRIDAY
Friday • May 3rd
10:40–11:20
08:25–08:55
An Introduction to Microbubble Contrast Agents: Their Biology,
Safety, Imaging and Future
09:00–09:30
CEUS in Children, Paediatric Registry
Dr. Christoph F. Dietrich – Bad Mergentheim, Germany
09:35–10:10
Characterization of Focal Liver Masses with CEUS: The Approval
Indication for CEUS Worldwide – Part A: Benign Liver Lesions /
Part B: Malignant Tumors
SCIENTIFIC PAPER
10:10–10:20
TL.03.008 – Assessment of Early Tumor Response to Cytotoxic
Chemotherapy With Dynamic Contrast–Enhanced Ultrasound in Human
Breast Cancer Xenografts
10:20–10:30
TL.03.009 – The value of contrast–enhanced sonography with quatification in
evaluation of tumor targeted therapy: Preliminary Results in China
10:30–10:40
TL.03.013 – Contrast–enhanced intraoperative ultrasound and
Microvessel density in patients with different pathological grades of
cerebral gliomas
COFFEE BREAK
11:20–12:30
Special Session: CEUS of Liver Lesions
11:20–11:40
Surveillance of Hepatocellular Carcinoma with CEUS Using a Unique
Contrast Agent – Sonazoid
Dr. Masatoshi Kudo – Osaka, Japan
11:45–12:05
Variances of HCC Patterns
Dr. Fabio Piscaglia – Bologna, Italy
12:10–12:30
Fusion Imaging and CEUS Guided Intervention
Dr. Luigi Solbiati – Busto Arsizio, Italy
12:30–14:00
LUNCH BREAK
86
Scientific Program
ICUS – Non Cardio
Coordinators: Dr. M. Cristina Chammas (SPR), Dr. Barry Goldberg and Dr. Steve B. Feinstein (WFUMB)
207
Friday • May 3rd
ROOM G
TIME
LECTURE
AFTERNOON
Moderators: Dr. Julia Diva Zavariz – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Won Jae Lee – Seoul, South Korea
14:00–15:10
Mini Course: Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD)
14:50– 15:10
15:10–15:50
14:00–14:25
CEUS in Crohn’s Disease: Diagnosis and Complications
14:30–14:50
Single Lecture: New Method of Dynamic Tissue
Perfusion Measurement
Dr. Thomas Scholbach – Chemnitz, Germany
SCIENTIFIC PAPER
14:50–15:00
TL.03.006 – Contrast Enhanced Ultrasound as first line imaging method for
the evaluation of Focal Liver Lesions – A large monocentric experience
15:00–15:10
TL.04.005 – Full Automatic Boundary Detection of Left Ventricle Cavity
in Both Views of Short–Axis and Four–Chamber by Processing Successive
Echograms
COFFEE BREAK
Moderator: Dr. Miguel José Francisco Neto – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Christoph Dietrich – Bad Mergentheim, Germany
17:30–17:40
Special Session
15:50–16:20
The Role of CEUS in Kidney Evaluation: Renal Masses
and Renal Disease
Hans Peter Weskott – Hannover, Germany
16:25–16:55
CEUS of the Pancreas
Dr. Mirko D’Onofrio – Verona, Italy
17:00–17:30
EFSUMB CEUS Guidelines – The Story Behind Plus Tips and Tricks
Dr. Christian P. Nolsoe – Copenhagen, Denmark
3rd FRIDAY
15:50–17:30
COFFEE BREAK
87
Carotid Arteries
Coordinators: Dr. Carlos Ventura (SPR) and Dr. Leandro Fernandez (FLAUS).
Doppler Ultrasound Carotid
Arteries
203
Friday • May 3rd
Arteries
ROOM C
TIME
LECTURE
MORNING
Moderators: Dr. Carlos Ventura – Sao Paulo, Brazil
08:25–10:40
Hot Topics: Ultrasound Evaluation of Carotid Walls and Related Issues
10:30–10:40
08:25–08:55
Update on the Evaluation of Mediointimal Complex
Dr. Steve B. Feinstein – Chicago, USA
09:00–09:30
Unusual Carotid Diseases (Nonatherosclerotic)
Dr. Carlos Ventura – Sao Paulo, Brazil
09:35–10:05
Contrast–enhanced Ultrasound in the Identification of
Vulnerable Plaques
Dr. Steve B. Feinstein – Chicago, USA
10:10–10:30
B–Flow in Evaluating of ICA Stenosis
Dr. Hans Peter Weskott – Hannover, Germany
SCIENTIFIC PAPER
TL.16.002 – Venous Aneurysms: Unpublish Sonographic Findings in Klippel–
Trenaunay–Weber Syndrome
3rd FRIDAY
10:40–11:20
COFFEE BREAK
Moderators: Dr. Joaquín Gonzalez – San Jose, Costa Rica
Dr. Sergio Keidi Kodaira – Sao Paulo, Brazil
11:20–12:30
12:30–14:00
88
Categorical Course: Carotid Stenosis and Related Issues
11:20–11:40
Cerebrovascular Anatomy and Collateral Pathways
Dr. Jairo Monari – Maracay, Venezuela
11:45–12:05
The Protocol and the Technical Parameters of Carotid Doppler
Ultrasound. State of The Art
Dr. Sérgio Keidi Kodaira – Sao Paulo, Brazil
12:10–12:30
B–Flow and CEUS in the Evaluation of Peripheral Artery Disease
LUNCH BREAK
Scientific Program
Carotid Arteries
Coordinators: Dr. Carlos Ventura (SPR) and Dr. Leandro Fernandez (FLAUS).
Arteries
203
Friday • May 3rd
Arteries
ROOM C
TIME
LECTURE
AFTERNOON
14:00–15:10
Moderators: Dr. Sérgio Keidi Kodaira – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Miguel Lo Vuolo – Santa Fé, Argentina
14:00–14:20
Refresher Course
Vertebral Artery Changes
Dr. Kofoworola Soyebi – Lagos, Nigeria
14:25–14:45
14:50–15:10
SCIENTIFIC PAPER
14:25–14:35
TL.16.004 – Klippel–Trenaunay–Weber Syndrome: Study of 80 Cases
14:35–14:45
TL.16.003 – Arteriovenous Fistulas: Unpublished Sonographic Findings In
Klippel–Trenaunay–Weber Syndrome
Categorical Course
Difficult Cases of Carotid Stenosis
15:10–15:50
COFFEE BREAK
15:50–17:30
17:30–17:40
3rd FRIDAY
Moderators: Dr. Carlos Ventura – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Kofoworola Soyebi – Lagos, Nigeria
Hot Topics
Evaluation after Invasive Treatments of Carotid Stenosis
15:50–16:20
What does the Surgeon Need to Know after Endarterectomy
and after Angioplasty?
Dr. Erasmo Simão – Sao Paulo, Brazil
16:25–16:55
Doppler Ultrasound Evaluation after Carotid Endarterectomy
and after Angyoplasty
17:00–17:30
Clinical Cases
Dr. Erasmo Simão – Sao Paulo, Brazil
COFFEE BREAK
89
Ultrasound in Emergencies
Coordinators: Dr. Antonio Carlos Matteoni de Athayde and Dr. Jorge Rabat
Friday • May 3rd
Emergencies
204
ROOM D
TIME
LECTURE
MORNING
08:25–10:40
3rd FRIDAY
09:35–10:40
Moderators: Dr. Jorge Rabat – City of Bolivar, Venezuela
08:25–08:55
Echocardiography in Emergencies
Dr. Jorge Rabat – City of Bolivar, Venezuela
09:00–09:30
Ultrasound and CT in Abdominal Emergencies
Dr. Jan Labuscagne (ISR) – Burbury, Australia
Dr. William E Brant (ISR) – Virginia, USA
Refresher Course: Gallbladder and Bile Ducts
09:35–10:05
Ultrasound in Acute Cholecystitis
Dr. Jorge Rabat – City of Bolivar, Venezuela
10:10–10:40
Ultrasound on the Right Upper Quadrant Pain
10:40–11:20
COFFEE BREAK
11:20–12:30
Moderators: Dr. Harvey L. Nisenbaum – Philadelphia, USA
11:20–11:45
Point–of–Care Ultrasound: Migration From Diagnostic Modality to Clinical
Evaluation Tool
Dr. Harvey L. Nisenbaum – Philadelphia, USA
11:45–12:05
SCIENTIFIC PAPER
11:45–11:55
TL.06.001 – Endovaginal Sonoelastography (EVSE) in the Different
Diagnosis of Acute Lower Abdomen Pain in Gynecology
11:55–12:05
TL.08.002 – Correlation Between Ablation and CT TSD in HIFU on
Advanced Pancreatic Body Cancer
12:10–12:30
Lung Ultrasound: Diagnosis of the Breathless Patient
Dr. Adrian Goudie – Western Australia, Australia
12:30–14:00
LUNCH BREAK
90
Scientific Program
Ultrasound in Emergencies
Coordinators: Dr. Antonio Carlos Matteoni de Athayde and Dr. Jorge Rabat
Friday • May 3rd
Emergencies
ROOM D
TIME
LECTURE
AFTERNOON
Moderators: Dr. Domingos Jose Correia da Rocha – Maceio, Brazil
Dr. Maria Delia Santana Cibrian – Managua, Nicaragua
14:00–15:10
Lecture Session: Intestinal Loops
14:00–14:30
Acute Appendicitis: Ultrasound? Computed Tomography? Or Both?
Dr. Domingos Jose Correia da Rocha – Maceio, Brazil
14:35–15:10
Ultrasound in Acute Diseases of Hollow Viscera
Dr. Edson Rossini Iglezias – Sao Paulo, Brazil
15:10–15:50
COFFEE BREAK
15:50–17:30
Moderators: Dr. Adrian Goudie – Western Australia, Australia
Dr. Carlos Roberto Maia – Porto Alegre, Brazil
17:30–17:40
15:50–16:20
The 10 Second Echo – Ultrasound in Shock
Dr. Adrian Goudie – Western Australia, Australia
16:25–16:55
Doppler of Abdominal Acute Vascular Diseases
Dr. Carlos Roberto Maia – Porto Alegre, Brazil
17:00–17:30
State of the Art Lecture: Doppler of the Acute Scrotum
Dr. Antonio Carlos Matteoni de Athayde – Salvador, Bahia
COFFEE BREAK
3rd FRIDAY
204
91
Ultrasound in Nephro–Urology:
Bladder, Prostate and Seminal Vesicles
Coordinators: Dr. Andrea Cavalanti Gomes, Dr. Antonio Carlos Matteoni de Athayde, Dr. Sérgio Ajzen, Dr. Peter
Célio Françolin and Dr. Wagner Iared
102 • Ultrasound in NefroUrology: Kidney and Urinary Tract
202
Friday • May 3rd
202 • Ultrasound in NephroUrology-Bladder, Prostate and
Seminal Vesicles
Sunday • May 5th
302 • Ultrasound in NephroUrology-Kidney, Seminal Vesicles
and Bladder
402 • Ultrasound in NephroUrology: Doppler: Hypertension,
Kidney
ROOM B
TIME
LECTURE
MORNING
Moderators: Dr. Julia Diva Zavariz – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Joaquín Gonzalez – San Jose, Costa Rica
08:25–10:40
Refresher Course: Prostate and Seminal Vesicles
10:40–11:20
08:25–08:55
Male Pelvic Anatomy
Dr. Julia Diva Zavariz – Sao Paulo, Brazil
09:00–09:30
Supra–Pubic Evaluation of Prostate: What do I Need to Report?
Dr. Andrea Cavalanti Gomes – Sao Paulo, Brazil
09:35–10:05
Prostate: Benign Conditions
Dr. Hugo Alexandre Sócrates de Castro – Sao Paulo, Brazil
10:10–10:40
Pre–Operative US of Prostate Mlignant Lesions
Dr. Ricardo Miguel Costa de Freitas – Sao Paulo, Brazil
COFFEE BREAK
Moderators: Dr. Sergio Aron Ajzen – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Leopoldo Garcia Himmelstine – Mexico City, Mexico
3rd FRIDAY
11:20–12:20
12:20–12:30
Refresher Course: Bladder, Prostate and Seminal Vesicles
11:20–11:50
Bladder Diseases
11:50–12:20
Seminal Vesicles Diseases
Dr. Décio Prando – Sao Paulo, Brazil
LECTURES LIVRE
TL.12.002 – Possibilities of Sonoelastography in Diagnosis of Scrotum Diseases
12:30–14:00
92
LUNCH BREAK
Scientific Program
Ultrasound in Nephro–Urology:
Bladder, Prostate and Seminal Vesicles
202
Friday • May 3rd
Seminal Vesicles
Sunday • May 5th
and Bladder
Kidney
ROOM B
TIME
LECTURE
AFTERNOON
Moderators: Dr. Luiz Ronan M. F. de Souza – Uberaba, Brazil
Dr. Carlos Galeano – Dolores, Uruguay
14:00–15:10
State of the Art Symposium: TRUS
15:10–15:50
14:00–14:30
Transrectal Ultrasound (TRUS): Technique and Clinical Indications
14:35–15:10
Current Context and Diagnosis of Prostate Cancer
Dr. Sérgio Aron Ajzen – Sao Paulo, Brazil
COFFEE BREAK
Moderators: Dr. Raul Moreira Neto – Porto Alegre, Brazil
Dr. Dieter Nuernberg – Neuruppin, Germany
17:30–17:40
15:50–16:20
Elastography Applied to the Prostate Exam
Dr. Richard Barr – Youngstown, USA
16:25–16:55
Active Surveillance for Prostate Cancer: When and How?
17:00–17:30
Evolution of PSA in Prostatic Changes
Dr. Leopoldo Garcia Himmelstine – Mexico City, Mexico
3rd FRIDAY
15:50–17:30
COFFEE BREAK
93
Ultrasound in Small Parts II
Coordinators: Dr. Osmar de Cássio Saito, Dr. Edda L. Chaves and Dr. Anil Ahuja
Friday • May 3rd
Sunday • May 5th
205 •Ultrasound in Small Parts 2
4 – Breast US
205
ROOM E
TIME
LECTURE
MORNING
Moderators: Dr. Osmar de Cássio Saito – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Anil Ahuja – Hong Kong, China
08:25–10:40
Refresher Course
3rd FRIDAY
10:10–10:40
10:40–11:20
08:25–08:55
Ultrasound of Lumps & Bumps in the Neck
09:00–09:30
Ultrasound in the Diagnosis of Abdominal Hernias
Dr. Andréa Tsunoda – Sao Paulo, Brazil
09:35–10:05
Neck Lymph Node Ultrasound
10:05–10:10
Discussion
SCIENTIFIC PAPER
10:10–10:20
TL.08.006 – Real–Time Grey Scale Contrast–Enhanced Ultrasonography in
Diagnosis of Gallbladder Cancer
10:20–10:30
TL.08.003 – Ultrasound–Guided Percutaneous Laser Ablation in Patients
with Primary Hyperparathyroidism
10:30–10:40
TL.08.010 – Value of Contrast–Enhanced Ultrasound in Fusion–Imaging–
Guided Radiofrequency Ablation of Sonographically Inconspicuous
Nodules in The Liver
COFFEE BREAK
Moderators: Dr. Edda L. Chaves – Maracay, Venezuela
11:20–12:30
12:30–14:00
94
Categorical Course: Ultrasound of Superficial Structures
11:20–11:40
Ultrasound of Skin and Superficial Strutctures
Dr. Edda L. Chaves – Maracay, Venezuela
11:45–12:05
Elastography of Superficial Structures
12:10–12:30
Ultrasound of Ungual Bed
Dr. Marcio Bouer – Sao Paulo, Brazil
LUNCH BREAK
Scientific Program
Ultrasound in Small Parts II
Coordinators: Dr. Osmar de Cássio Saito, Dr. Edda L. Chaves and Dr. Anil Ahuja
Friday • May 3rd
Sunday • May 5th
4 – Breast US
205
ROOM E
TIME
LECTURE
AFTERNOON
Moderator: Dr. Marcio Bouer – Sao Paulo, Brazil
14:00–15:10
14:00–14:20
14:25–14:45
Salivary Glands Ultrasound
SCIENTIFIC PAPER
14:25–14:35
TL.15.001 – Trans–Orbital Sonographic Measurement of Normal Optic
Nerve Diameter
14:35–14:45
TL15.005 – TIRADS: An Effective Proposal for Classification and
Stratification of Risk in Thyroid Nodules
Single Lecture
14:50–15:10
15:10–15:50
High Resolution Scrotal Ultrasound Findings in Male Infertility
Dr. Chui–Mei Tiu – Taipei, Taiwan
COFFEE BREAK
Moderator: Dr. Osmar de Cássio Saito – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Mirtha Lanfranchi – Buenos Ayres, Argentina
17:30–17:40
Refresher Course: Scrotum Ultrasound
15:50–16:20
Ultrasound in the Emergency Scrotum
16:25–16:55
Ultrasound Diagnosis of Testicular Masses
Dr. Mirta Lanfranchi – Buenos Ayres, Argentina
17:00–17:30
Scrotal CEUS and Elastography
3rd FRIDAY
15:50–17:30
COFFEE BREAK
95
Ultrasound in Fetal Medicine 1 – Fetal
Echocardiography, Screening for Aneuploidies
Coordinators: Dr. Renato Luís da Silveira Ximenes (SPR) and Dr. Ramón Bataglia (FLAUS)
Friday • May 3rd
Fetal Medicine 1 – Fetal
echocardiography, Screening for
Aneuploidies
212
Medicine 2
Sunday • May 5th
ROOM L
TIME
LECTURE
MORNING
Moderators: Dr. Renato Luís da Silveira Ximenes – Campinas, Brazil
Dr. Ramon Bataglia – Asunción, Paraguai
08:25–10:50
Refresher Course
10:30–10:50
3rd FRIDAY
10:50–11:20
08:25–08:45
Screening for Aneuploidies
Dr. Waldo Sepulveda – Santiago, Chile
08:50–09:10
Central Nervous System Evaluation in the 1st Trimester
Dr. Daniel Cafici – Buenos Ayres, Argentina
09:15–09:35
Diagnosis of Fetal Anomalies in the 1st Trimester
09:40–10:00
Biochemical Screening for Fetal Anomalies: What´s New?
Dr. Jader Cruz – Lisboa, Portugal
10:05–10:25
Preeclampsia Screening
Dr. Renato Luís da Silveira Ximenes – Campinas, Brazil
SCIENTIFIC PAPER
10:30–10:40
TL.10.005 – Ophthalmic Artery Doppler Velocimetry Values in Pregnant
Women at Risk for Preeclampsia
10:40–10:50
TL.10.002 – Reference Range of Fetal Cisterna Magna Volume by Three–
Dimensional Ultrasound Using VOCAL Methods – Preliminary Results
COFFEE BREAK
Moderators: Dr.Heverton Pettersen – Belo Horizonte, Brazil
Dr. Alícia Susana Núñes de Pierro – Buenos Ayres, Argentina
11:20–12:30
12:30–14:00
96
Lecture Session
11:20–11:40
2nd Trimester Aneuploid Markers: How Important They Are?
Dr. Heverton Pettersen – Belo Horizonte, Brazil
11:45–12:05
Fetal Growth Restriction (FGR) Screening in 1st and 2nd Trimester
Dr. Luciano Nardozza – Sao Paulo, Brazil
12:10–12:30
Ductus Venosus and Tricuspid Regurgitation
Dr. Ramón Bataglia – Asunción, Paraguai
LUNCH BREAK
Scientific Program
Ultrasound in Fetal Medicine 1 – Fetal
Echocardiography, Screening for Aneuploidies
Coordinators: Dr. Renato Luís da Silveira Ximenes (SPR), Dr. Ramón Bataglia (FLAUS)
Friday • May 3rd
Fetal Medicine 1 – Fetal
echocardiography, Screening for
Aneuploidies
212
Medicine 2
Sunday • May 5th
ROOM L
TIME
LECTURE
AFTERNOON
Moderators: Dr. Denize Cristina Mos Vaz Oliani - Sao Jose do Rio Preto, Brazil
Dr. Joaquín Gonzalez – San Jose, Costa
14:00–15:10
Fetal Echocardiography
15:10–15:50
14:00–14:20
ISUOG Guidelines for Study the Fetal Heart
14:25–14:45
Fetal Echocardiography in the 1st Trimester
Dr. Marina Zamith – Sao Paulo, Brazil
14:50–15:10
Inter and Atrioventricular Septal Defect: How to Make the Diagnosis
Dr. Fernando Vinals – Concepcion, Chile
COFFEE BREAK
Moderators: Dr. Heverton Pettersen – Belo Horizonte, Brazil
17:30–17:40
State of the Art Session
15:50–16:20
Tetralogy of Fallot: Update
16:25–16:55
Transposition of the Great Arteries
Dr. Marina Zamith – Sao Paulo, Brazil
17:00–17:30
STIC and 4D – Fetal Heart
3rd FRIDAY
15:50–17:30
COFFEE BREAK
97
Abdominal and Gastrointestinal Ultrasound – Liver:
Coordinators: Dr. Túlio Augusto Alves Macedo, Dr. Miguel Taboada and Dr. Stephanie Wilson
Chest Ultrasound
4th SATURDAY
301
Friday • May 3rd
Biliary Trees
Gastrointestinal Ultrasound –
Sunday • May 5th
401 •Abdome Ultrasound:
ROOM A
TIME
LECTURE
MORNING
Moderators: Dr. Túlio Augusto Alves Macedo – Uberlandia, Brazil
Dr. Miguel Taboada – Mexico City, México
08:25–10:40
Categorical Course: Diffuse Liver Diseases
10:10–10:40
08:25–08:55
Diffuse Liver Disease in Children: Ultrasound Technique, Diagnosis
and Report
Dr. Silvia Maria Sucena da Rocha – Sao Paulo, Brazil
09:00–09:30
Ultrasound in Liver Transplantation: Technique, Diagnosis and
Reporting Aspects
Dr. Jorge Elias Jr. – Ribeirao Preto, Brazil
09:35–10:05
Ultrasound in Schistosomiasis
SCIENTIFIC PAPER
10:10–10:20
TL.01.003 – Intraoperative Contrast Enhanced Ultrasound (IO–CEUS) and
Color Coded Elastography (CCE) for Characterization of Liver Lesion Before
Surgical Resection
10:20–10:30
TL.01.005 – Value of Ultrasound Attenuation Index in Noninvasive
Quantitative Estimation of Hepatic Steatosis
10:30–10:40
TL.01.006 – Effect of Respiration on the Registration of US–CT Fusion
Imaging for Accurate Localization of Small Focal Hepatic Lesions
10:40–11:20
Moderators: Dr. Antonio Sérgio Zafred Marcelino – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Joon Koo Han – Seoul, South South Korea
11:20–12:30
Refresher Course: Chronic Liver Diseases
12:30–14:00
98
11:20–11:40
Diagnostic Value of Doppler Assessment in Chronic Liver Disease
Dr. Fernando Linhares Pereira – Sao Paulo, Brazil
11:45–12:05
Ultrasound in Evaluation of Severity and Prognosis of
Chronic Liver Disease
12:10–12:30
Ultrasound in Obliterative Portal Venopathy
Dr. Antonio Sérgio Zafred Marcelino – Sao Paulo, Brazil
LUNCH BREAK
Scientific Program
Abdominal and Gastrointestinal Ultrasound – Liver:
Coordinators: Dr. Túlio Augusto Alves Macedo, Dr. Miguel Taboada and Dr. Stephanie Wilson
Chest Ultrasound
Biliary Trees
Gastrointestinal Ultrasound –
Sunday • May 5th
401 • Abdome Ultrasound:
ROOM A
TIME
LECTURE
AFTERNOON
Moderators: Dr. Jorge Elias Jr. – Ribeirao Preto, Brazil
14:00–15:10
Lecture Session
14:00–14:25
14:30–14:40
Sonoelastographic Methods for the Assessment of Liver Stiffness
Dr. Fabio Piscaglia – Bolonha, Italy
SCIENTIFIC PAPER
4th SATURDAY
301
Friday • May 3rd
TL.01.001 – Comprehensive Ultrasound Diagnosis Value of Hepatocellular Adenoma
14:45–15:10
15:10–15:50
Foie Gras – Investigation of the Fatty Liver
COFFEE BREAK
Moderators: Dr. Luís Ronan M. F. de Souza – Uberaba, Brazil
Dr. Mario Rendón Solórzano – Guayaquil, Ecuador
15:50–17:10
Special Session: Focal Liver Lesions Differential Diagnosis
15:50–16:10
Anechoic Lesions
Dr. Jorge Elias Jr – Sao Paulo, Brazil
16:10–16:30
Hyperechoic Lesions
Dr. Simone Shibao – Sao Paulo, Brazil
16:30–16:50
Hypoechoic Lesions
Dr. Tulio Augusto Alves Macedo – Uberlandia, Brazil
16:50– 17:10
Atypical Focal Liver Lesions – How to Diagnose Based on Ultrasound?
Dr. Jorge Elias Jr. – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Single Lecture
17:10 – 17:30
Spleen: A Forgotten Organ?
Dr. Kanu Bala – Dhaka, Bangladesh
99
FLASOG – FLAUS
Coordinators: Dr. Hernan Muñoz, Dr. Jose de Gracia (FLASOG) and Dr. Ramon Bataglia
Doppler Ultrasound
Friday • May 3rd
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Sunday • May 5th
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Internal Medicine
4th SATURDAY
310 M ROOM J
TIME
LECTURE
MORNING
Moderators: Dr. Hernan Muñoz – Santiago, Chile
Dr. Ramon Bataglia – Asunción, Paraguay
08:25–10:05
Refresher Course
10:40–11:20
08:25–08:50
Preterm Labor We Can Predict We Can Prevent
Dr. Raúl Sanchez – Santo Domingo, Republica Dominicana
08:55–09:15
Prediction of Preeclampsia
Dr. Hernan Muñoz – Santiago, Chile
09:20–09:45
S–IUGR in Twin Pregnancies: Time to Delivery
Dr. Mario Palermo – Buenos Aires, Argentina
09:50–10:15
Tele–Ultrasound In Obstetrics: 5 Years Of Experience In Brazil
Dr. Denize Cristina Mos Vaz Oliani – Sao Jose do Rio Preto, Brazil
10:20–10:40
Assessment Protocol for Obstetric
Dr. Gabriel Leon Letamendi – Guayaquil, Ecuador
COFFEE BREAK
Moderadore: Dr. Renato Luís da Silveira Ximenes – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Oscar Atobe – Asunción, Paraguay
Lecture Session
12:30–14:00
100
11:20–11:40
Asymmetric Twins: Management
11:45–12:05
First Trimester: NT Die?
Dr. Renato Luís da Silveira Ximenes – Sao Paulo, Brazil
12:10–12:30
Emergencies in Pregnancy
Dr. Vicente Bataglia – Asunción, Paraguay
LUNCH BREAK
Scientific Program
Elastography
Coordinator: Dr. Masatoshi Kudo
Friday • May 3rd
Full Exam
Nervous System
Ultrasound
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
ROOM J
TIME
LECTURE
AFTERNOON
Moderator: Dr. Antonio Carlos Matteoni de Athayde – Salvador, Brazil
14:00–14:15
1. Basics
Dr. Makoto Yamakawa – Kyoto, Japan
14:15–14:30
2. a).Thyroid (Strain and Shear wave)
Dr. Shin–ichi Suzuki – Fukushima, Japan
14:30–14:40
2. b) Thyroid (Strain and Shear wave)
Dr. Dominique Amy – Aix en Provence, France
14:40–14:47
3. a) Breast (Strain)
Dr. Kazuki Nakashima – Kurashiki, Japan
14:48–14:55
3. b) Breast (Strain)
Dr. Dominique Amy – Aix en Provence, France
14:55–15:10
4. Breast (Shear wave)
Dr. Richard Barr – Youngstown, Ohio, USA
15:10–15:25
5. a) Liver (Strain)
Dr. Masatoshi Kudo – Osaka, Japan
15:25–15:40
5. b) Liver (Shear wave)
Dr. Carlo Filice – Pavia, Italy
15:40-15:50
5. c) Liver (Transient Elastography)
Dr. Giovanna Ferraioli – Pavia, Italy
15:50–16:15
COFFEE BREAK
4th SATURDAY
310 T
101
Group 1 • Theme: Vascular
Ultrasound
Arterial Arches
Friday • May 3rd
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Ultrasound
Sunday • May 5th
Salivary Glands
ROOM I
4th SATURDAY
TIME
LECTURE
09:00–10:30
Volumetric 3D Ultrasound of Abdomen
Learning objectives: During this activity will be discussed several topics, as 3D ultrasound,
background, types of 3D ultrasound, instrumentation, applications and conclusions.
Coordinator: Dr. Leandro Fernández – Caracas, Venezuela
Monitor 1: Dr. Miguel J. Taboada – Mexico City, Mexico
Monitor 2: Dr. Roberto Moncayo – Quito, Equador
Monitor 4: Dr. Leandro Fernández – Caracas, Venezuela
10:30–11:00
COFFEE BREAK
TIME
LECTURE
11:00–12:30
Learning objectives: Know how to do the exam with adequate equipment and technique,
recognize layers of the skin and injuries, learn to report and did the main diagnoses
Coordinator: Dr. Marcio Bouer – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 1: Dr. Julia Diva Zavariz – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 2: Dr. Mario D`avila – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 4: Dr. Rodolfo de Grande França – Niteroi, Brazil
Monitor 5: Dr. Marcio Bouer – Sao Paulo, Brazil
12:30–14:00
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LUNCH BREAK
Scientific Program
Emergency
Friday • May 3rd
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Theme: Thyroid Elastography
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Internal Medicine
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
ROOM I
TIME
LECTURE
14:00–14:40
4th SATURDAY
Coordinator: Dr. Bernardo Lopes – Brazil
14:50–14:50
COFFEE BREAK
TIME
LECTURE
14:50–15:30
Coordinator: Dr. Bernardo Lopes – Brazil
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Emergency
Friday • May 3rd
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Internal Medicine
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
ROOM I
LECTURE
16:00–17:30
Lower Limb Venous Doppler: Mapping Varices
- Insufficiency in the deep venous system
- Anatomy and insufficiency of the great saphenous vein
- Anatomy and insufficiency of the lesser saphenous vein
- Identify insufficiency of the main perforating vein
- Identify key sites of varicose veins in the lower limbs.
4th SATURDAY
TIME
Coordinator: Dr. Peter Françolin – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 1: Dr. Joseph Benabou – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 2: Dr. Andrea Tsunoda – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 3: Dr. Solange Munhoz – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 4: Dr. André Pacciello – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 5: Dr. Lory Dean Couto de Brito – Sao Paulo, Brazil
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Scientific Program
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Ultrasound
Friday • May 3rd
Doppler Ultrasound
Critical Method
311 Group 1 • GE
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Clinical Advantages
311 Group 2 • GE
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
in Echocardiography
Sunday • May 5th
411 Group 1 • EXCLUSIVE
SESSION ESAOTE
Theme: Guided Ablation with
Ultrasound Imaging and Image
Fusion with Virtual Browser System
ROOM K
TIME
LECTURE
09:00–10:30
GE EXCLUSIVE SESSION
B-Flow and Its Advantages Clinics
Learning objectives: Do you have difficult in vascular exams and also in slow speed veils
very angle dependent? If your answer is yes you need to know that more or less 10 years
ago were created a non-doppler technique that support clinical diagnostic with wide
vascular and renal applications called B-Flow to complement clinical diagnostics. The world
congress brings to the event a world specialist to explain during a hands-on the technique.
Coordinators: Dr. Hans Peter Weskott – Hannover, Alemanha
Dr. Edwin Cruz – San Juan, Puerto Rico
Monitor 1: Dr. Edwin Cruz – San Juan, Puerto Rico
Monitor 3: Dr. Peter Francolin – Sao Paulo, Brazil
10:30–11:00
COFFEE BREAK
TIME
LECTURE
11:00–12:30
Advanced Techniques in Echocardiography
Learning objectives: Provide enhancement and update in knowledge to fetal heart
studies, through different analysis, techniques and clinical benefit of new technologies as
volumetric acquisition through STIC
Coordinator: Dr. Renato Luis da Silva Ximenes – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Fernando Viñals – Concepción, Chile
Monitor 1: Dr. Jader Cruz – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 2: Dr. Heverton Pettersen – Belo Horizonte, Brazil
Monitor 3: Dr. Roberto Gori – Quilmes, Argentina
Monitor 4: Dr. Daniel Cafici – Buenos Aires, Argentina
Monitor 5: Dr. Adilson Ferreira – Ribeirao Preto, Brazil
12:30–14:00
LUNCH BREAK
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4th SATURDAY
Friday • May 3rd
211 Group 3 • TTheme:
Hand and Hips
SESSION
Theme: Obtaining
311 Group 4 • GE
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Cardiologists
ROOM K
4th SATURDAY
TIME
LECTURE
14:00–15:30
Obtaining Echocardiographic Window - Session for Radiologists
Learning objectives: Participants will have the opportunity to train the obtaining of the
most common echocardiographic windows (for sternal and apical) so that they can identify
cardiovascular abnormalities in emergency situations or in tracking of heart disease, as
Pericardial effusion and severe ventricular dysfunction.
Coordinator: Dr. Wilson Mathias Jr. – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 1: Dr. Wilson Mathias Jr. – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 2: Dr. Jeane Mike Tsutsui – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 3: Dr. Victória Yezenia Cómina – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 4: Dr. Marta Fernandes Lima – Sao Paulo, Brazil
15:30–16:00
COFFEE BREAK
TIME
LECTURE
16:00–17:30
Speckle Tracking Techniques - Session for Cardiologists
Learning objectives: Participants will have the opportunity to train and understand the
basic principles of ventricular function assessment by the method of “Speckle Tracking” by
interpreting the findings of “Strain” and Strain rate “.
Coordinator: Dr. Wilson Mathias Jr. – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 1: Dr.Wilson Mathias Jr. – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 2: Dr. Jeane Mike Tsutsui – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 3: Dr. Victória Yezenia Cómina – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 4: Dr. Marta Fernandes Lima – Sao Paulo, Brazil
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Scientific Program
Intervention Course
Coordinators: Dr. Rodrigo Gobbo Garcia (SPR), Dr. Marcos Roberto de Menezes and Dr. Luigi Solbiati (WFUMB)
ROOM G
TIME
LECTURE
MORNING
Moderators: Dr. Alexandre Maurano – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Iván Garcez – Quito, Ecuador
08:25–10:40
Refresher Course
09:55–10:40
10:40–11:20
08:25–08:50
Prostate Biopsy – State of the Art
Description: 1 – Indications/Pre and Post Procedure Management;
2 – Techniques and Materials; 3 – Re–Biopsy; 4 – Aplications of
Microbubbles Contrast Agent, MR Multiparametric Images
Dr. Antonio Sérgio Zafred Marcelino – Sao Paulo, Brazil
08:55–09:20
Thyroid and Paratireoid Fine–Needle Aspiration: A Review
1– Indications and Imaging Aspects of Suspicious Nodules
2– Discussions of Techniques and Citological Slides Preparations
3– Tips and Tricks
Dr. M. Cristina Chammas – Sao Paulo, Brazil
09:25–09:50
Hepatic and Renal US–Guided Percutaneous Biopsies: From Basic to
Advanced
1–Indications and Periprocedural Care
2–Revision of Techniques and Devices
3–Difficult Cases Management
Dr. Thiago José Penachim – Campinas, Brazil
Lecture Session
09:55–10:20
Ultrasound Guided Biopsy of Pulmonary Masses, Clues,
Tips and Complications
Dr. Glenn Mena – Quito, Ecuador
10:20–10:40
Contrast Enhanced Ultrasound and Interventional Ultrasound
COFFEE BREAK
Moderators: Dr. Denis Szejnfeld – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Glenn Mena – Quito, Ecuador
11:20–12:30
State of the Art
11:20–11:40
US–Guided Percutaneous Drainage of Fluid Collections: 1 – Materials and
Tactical Planning; 2 – Ascites, Abdominal and Pelvic Fluid Collections; 3 –
Managing the drain; 4 – Useful strategies for difficult situations
Dr. Juliano Ribeiro de Andrade – Sao Paulo, Brazil
11:45–12:05
Thoracic Interventional Procedures
1 – Pleural Effusion Classification and Thoracocentesis; 2 – Biopsies
and drainages
Dr. Shri Krishna Jayanthi – Sao Paulo, Brazil
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4th SATURDAY
307
Intervention Course
Coordinators: Dr. Rodrigo Gobbo Garcia (SPR), Dr. Marcos Roberto de Menezes and Dr. Luigi Solbiati (WFUMB)
307
ROOM G
TIME
LECTURE
4th SATURDAY
12:10–12:30
Ultrasound Guided Procedures in Interventional Pain Management:
1 – Chronic Pain Management; 2 – Peripheral Nerve Blocks and Cateter
3 – Musculoeskeletal Aplications and Joint Injections
Dr. Rogerio Povoa Barbosa – Sao Paulo, Brazil
12:30–14:00
LUNCH BREAK
AFTERNOON
Moderators: Dr. Luiz Tenório de Brito Siqueira – Sao Paulo, Brazil
14:00–15:10
14:00–14:25
Fusion Imaging and Navigation in Percutaneous Procedures
SCIENTIFIC PAPER
14:25–14:35
TL.08.001 – Midterm Results of Percutaneous Microwave Ablation
Under Ultrasound Guidance Versus Retroperitoneal Laparoscopic Radial
Nephrectomy for T1A Renal Cell Carcinoma
14:35–14:45
TL.08.005 – Guidance and Control of Percutaneous Biopsy in Pancreatic
Lesions with Contrast Enhanced Ultrasound
14:50–15:10
Single Lecture
High–Intensity Focused Ultrasound: Clinical Applications
Dr. Marcos Roberto de Menezes, Sao Paulo, Brazil
15:10–15:50
COFFEE BREAK
Moderators: Dr. Glenn Mena – Quito, Ecuador
Dr. Rodrigo Gobbo Garcia – Sao Paulo, Brazil
15:50–17:30
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15:50–16:20
Laser Ablation of Thyroid Nodules and Cervical Lymph Nodes
Dr. Rodrigo Gobbo Garcia – Sao Paulo, Brazil
16:25–16:55
Percutaneous Ablation of Hepatic and Extrahepatic Tumors
Dr. Eduardo Pinheiro Zarattini Anastácio – Sao Paulo, Brazil
17:00–17:30
Microwaves for Ablation of Liver Malignancies: Better Than
Radiofrequency Ablation?
Dr. Luiggi Solbiatti – Busto Arsizi, Italy
Scientific Program
Technological Developments WFUMB
Coordinator: Dr. David Evans (WFUMB)
308 • Technological
Developments WFUMB
308
ROOM H
TIME
LECTURE
manhã
Moderators: Dr. David H. Evans – Leicester, UK
Dr. Jonathan Rubin – Ann Arbor, USA
08:25–08:40
New Ultrasound Modalities
Dr. Nico de Jong – Roterdam, Netherlands
08:40–09:00
Methods for Microbubble Contrast Agent Manufacture
Dr. Eleanor Stride – Oxford, UK
09:00–09:20
Factors Affecting Quantitation in Contrast Ultrasound Studies
Dr. Robert Eckersley – London, UK
09:20–09:35
Molecular Ultrasonic Imaging
Dr. Nico de Jong – Roterdam, Netherlands
09:35–09:55
Microbubbles in Therapeutic Ultrasound
Dr. Brian Fowlkes – Ann Arbor, USA
09:55–10:10
Ultrasound Mediated Drug Delivery
Dr. Christy Holland – Cincinnati, USA
10:10–10:25
Theranostic Agents for Ultrasound Therapy
Dr. Eleanor Stride – Oxford, UK
10:25–10:40
Safety Considerations for Ultrasound Contrast Agents
Dr. Brian Fowlkes – Ann Arbor, USA
10:40–11:20
COFFEE BREAK
11:20–12:30
Moderators: Dr. Nico de Jong – Roterdam, Netherlands
11:20–11:40
SCIENTIFIC PAPER
4th SATURDAY
08:25–10:40
11:20–11:30
TL.13.012 – Micro/Nano Silica Shell Particle for Ultrasound Imaging
11:30–11:40
TL.13.017 – Broadband Attenuation and Size Measurements of Ultrasound
Contrast Agents
11:40–11:55
Measurement of Mechanical and Optical Properties of Tissue Using Ultrasound and Optics
Dr. Robert Eckersley – London, UK
11:55–12:10
Advances in High Frequency Pre–Clinical Photo–Acoustic Imaging
Dr. Stuart Foster – Toronto, Canada
12:10–12:30
Ultrasound/Photo–Acoustic Multi–Modality Molecular Imaging with Enhanced Targeting
Dr. Pai-Chi Li – Taipei, Taiwan
12:30–14:00
LUNCH BREAK
109
Technological Developments WFUMB
Coordinator: Dr. David Evans (WFUMB)
308 • Technological
Developments WFUMB
308
ROOM H
TIME
LECTURE
AFTERNOON
4th SATURDAY
14:00–15:10
Moderators: Dr. Stuart Foster – Toronto, Canada
Dr. Pai-Chi Li – Taipei, Taiwan
14:00–14:20
Quantitative Blood Flow in Diagnostic Ultrasound
Dr. Brain Fowlkes – Ann Arbor, USA
14:20–14:45
Vector Flow Imaging
Dr. Kristoffer Hansen – Copenhagen, Denmark
14:45–15:10
Elasticity Imaging
15:10–15:50
COFFEE BREAK
15:50–17:20
Moderators: Dr. Eleanor Stride – Oxford, UK
Dr. David H. Evans – Leicester, UK
17:10–17:20
15:50–16:10
Shear Wave Speed Imaging
16:10–16:30
HIFU – An Update on Clinical Status
Dr. Gail ter Haar – Sutton Surrey, UK
16:30–16:50
Sonothrombolysis
16:50–17:00
Hybrid MR–US Imaging
Dr. Gail ter Haar – Sutton Surrey, UK
SCIENTIFIC PAPER
TL.13.015 – New Computer Technology – Real–Time Virtual Sonography: First Experience of
Combination of Ultrasound, CT and MRI
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Scientific Program
Ultrasound in Fetal Medicine II
Coordinators: Dr. Sergio Kobayashi (SPR), Dr. Hernan Munoz (FLAUS) and Dr. Luiz Antonio Bailão (WFUMB)
Friday • May 3rd
Medicine 1
Medicine 2
Sunday • May 5th
Medicine 3
ROOM L
TIME
LECTURE
MORNING
Moderators: Dr. Sérgio Kobayashi – Sao Paulo, Brazil
08:25–10:40
Refresher Courses: Cursos de Atualização
10:10–10:40
10:40–11:20
08:25–08:55
Transitory Fetal Anomalies: What´s the Significance?
09:00–09:30
Increased Nuchal Translucency and Normal Karyotype
Dr. Fergus Scott – Sidney, Australia
09:35–10:05
Did the Fetus Catch it? (Sonographic Signs of Fetal Infection)
Dr. Jacques S. Abramowicz – Illinois, USA
10:05–10:10
Discussion
SCIENTIFIC PAPER
10:10–10:20
TL.10.010 – Predictive Value of Ophthalmic Artery Doppler Velocimetry in
Relation to the Development of Preeclampsia
10:20–10:30
TL.10.017 – Are There Orbital Perfusion Changes in Pregnant Women After
Cigarettes Consumption? Ophthalmic Artery Doppler Study
10:30–10:40
TL.10.001 – Correlation Between Fetal Vertebral Body Areas by 3D
Ultrasound Using VCI Omniview and Growth Parameters in Normal Fetuses
COFFEE BREAK
Dr. Orlando Alfonso – Asunción, Paraguay
11:20–12:30
12:30–14:00
Categorical Course: Courses Focused on Daily Practice
11:20–11:40
What Malformations Can Be Benefited with Prenatal Diagnosis?
11:45–12:05
Amniotic Fluid: What is a Full Examination?
Dr. Sergio Kobayashi – Sao Paulo, Brazil
12:10–12:30
Placenta: What is a Full Examination?
LUNCH BREAK
111
4th SATURDAY
312
Ultrasound in Fetal Medicine II
Coordinators: Dr. Sergio Kobayashi (SPR), Dr. Hernan Munoz (FLAUS) and Dr. Luiz Antonio Bailão (WFUMB)
Friday • May 3rd
Medicine 1
4th SATURDAY
312
Medicine 2
Sunday • May 5th
Medicine 3
ROOM L
TIME
LECTURE
AFTERNOON
14:00–15:10
State of the Art Symposium: Genetic Counseling
14:50–15:10
15:20–15:50
14:00–14:20
Genetic Tests: New Technologies in Fetal Medicine
Dr. Thomaz Rafael Gollop – Sao Paulo, Brazil
14:25–14:50
Ultrasound Assessment of the Fetal Thymus and its Role
in Pre–Eclampsia
Dr. Ronald Benzie –Sidney, Australia
SCIENTIFIC PAPER
14:50–15:00
TL.10.004 – Nomogram of Fetal Cisterna Magna Area by Three–
Dimensional Ultrasonography Using the Rendering Mode –
Preliminary Study
15:00–15:10
TL.10.011 – Perinatal Outcome of Pregnant Women with –Sludge–
SignaliIn the Amniotic Fluid
15:10–15:20
TL.10.007 – Cervical Length & Leading Placental Edge to Internal OS
Measurements – TA Vs TV
COFFEE BREAK
Moderators: Dr. Sérgio Kobayashi – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Susan Campbell Westerway – Sidney, Australia
15:50–17:30
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Hot Topics
15:50–16:20
CGH Array and QFPCR, Instead of Karyotypes for Definitive Prenatal
Genetic Assessment. Australian Experience of the First 1000
Consecutive Cases
Dr. Fergus Scott – Sidney, Australia
16:25–16:55
Maternal Fetal Bonding and Three Dimensional Ultrasound
Dr. Ronald Benzie – Sydney, Australia
17:00–17:30
How Can We Keep Ultrasound Safe and Why Do We Even
Speak About This?
Scientific Program
Ultrasound in Musculoskeletal
Coordinators: Dr. Carlos Homsi and Dr. Luis Fernando Chavarria
Sunday • May 5th
ROOM D
TIME
LECTURE
MORNING
Moderators: Dr. Carlos Homsi
Dr. Luis Fernando Chavarria – San Jose, Costa Rica
08:25–09:55
Refresher Course: Ultrasound of Knee
08:25–08:45
Sonographic Anatomy of the Knee
08:50–09:10
Ultrasound Evaluation of Tendinous and Ligamental Lesions
of the Knee
Dr. Kenneth S. Lee – Madison, USA
09:15–09: 35
Intra–Articular Lesions of the Knee
09:35–09:55
Approach to the ACL Ultrasound
Dr. Luis Fernando Chavarria –San Jose, Costa Rica
10:00–10:40
Musculoskeletal Ultrasound in Sports Medicine: Key Differences between US and MRI
Dr. Kenneth S. Lee – Madison, USA
10:40–11:20
COFFEE BREAK
Moderators: Dr. Luis Fernando Chavarria – San Jose, Costa Rica
Dr. Armando Zamora – City of Guatemala, Guatemala
11:20–12:30
12:30–14:00
11:20–11:40
Ultrasound in Rheumatoid Arthritis
11:45–12:05
Musculoskeletal Ultrasound in Pediatrics
Dr. Pedro Unsheim – Caracas, Venezuela
12:10–12:30
Ultrasound of the Brachial Plexus
LUNCH BREAK
113
4th SATURDAY
304
Coordinators: Dr. Carlos Homsi and Dr. Luis Fernando Chavarria.
Sunday • May 5th
4th SATURDAY
304
ROOM D
TIME
LECTURE
AFTERNOON
Moderators: Dr. Renato Antonio Sernik – Sao Paulo, Brazil
14:00–15:10
Refresher Course: Ultrasound of the Shoulder
14:00–14:20
Sonographic Anatomy of the Shoulder
Dr. Kenneth S. Lee, M.D. – Madison, USA
14:25–14:45
Impingement Syndrome
Dr. Renato Antonio Sernik – Sao Paulo, Brazil
14:50–15:10
Not Related Injuries Rotator Cuff
15:10–15:50
COFFEE BREAK
15:50–17:50
Moderators: Dr. Renato Antônio Sernik – Sao Paulo, SP
15:50–16:20
16:25–16:45
16:50–17:50
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Infant Hip Ultrasonography
Dr. Renato Antônio Sernik – Sao Paulo, Brazil
SCIENTIFIC PAPER
16:25–16:35
TL.11.002 – Gliding of The Median Nerve and The Flexor Tendon Under
Rest and Abduction Positions of the Thumb: A Comparison Between
Patients with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and Healthy Volunteers
16:35–16:45
TL.11.003 – Changes of Plantar Fascia Stiffness after Shock Wave Therapy
for Plantar Fasciitis: One–Year Follow–Up by Sonoelastography
Refresher Course: Ultrasound of Peripherical Nerves, Elbow and Wrist
16:50–17:10
Ultrasound of Peripheral Nerves
Dr. Alberto Simoncini – Luisiana, USA
17:10–17:30
Ultrasound in Pathology of the Wrist
17:30–17:50
Ultrasound in Elbow Disorders
Scientific Program
Ultrasound in Nephro–Urology Kidney,
Seminal Vesicles, and Bladder
Seminal Vesicles
Sunday • May 5th
and Bladder
Kidney
ROOM B
TIME
LECTURE
MORNING
Moderators: Dr. Décio Prando – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Seung Hyup Kim – Seoul, South Korea
08:25–10:40
Refresher Course: Focal Renal Lesions
08:25–08:55
Sonography in Focal Renal Lesions: What’s New?
Dr. Seung Hyup Kim – Seoul, South Korea
09:00–09:30
Cystic Renal Lesions: Sonographic Evaluation and Follow Up
Dr. Lívia Teresa Moreira Rios – Sao Luis, Brazil
09:35–10:10
Ultrasound of Solid Renal Masses
10:10–10:40
Role of Ultrasound in Renal Cancer
10:40–11:20
COFFEE BREAK
11:20–12:30
Moderator: Dr. Andréa Cavalanti Gomes – Sao Paulo, Brazil
11:20–11:40
SCIENTIFIC PAPER
11:45–12:30
12:30–14:00
4th SATURDAY
302
Friday • May 3rd
11:20–11:30
TL.12.001 – Renal Transplant Elasticity Ultrasound Imaging: Correlation
Between Normalized Strain and Renal Cortical Fibrosis
11:30–11:40
TL.12.005 – Ultrasonographic Evaluation of Transplanted Kidneys:
Establishing a Protocol
Lecture Session
11:45–12:05
Renal Biopsy: How Do I Do?
Dr Fabio Cardillo Vieira – Sao Paulo, Brazil
12:10–12:30
US/CEUS/EUS in Diagnostics of Adrenal Glands Diseases
LUNCH BREAK
115
Ultrasound in Nephro–Urology Kidney,
Seminal Vesicles, and Bladder
302
Friday • May 3rd
Seminal Vesicles
Sunday • May 5th
and Bladder
Kidney
ROOM B
TIME
LECTURE
AFTERNOON
Moderator: Dr. Sergio Aron Ajzen – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Miguel Taboada – City Mexico, Mexico
4th SATURDAY
14:00–15:10
15:10–15:50
14:00–14:30
CEUS in Monitoring Cancer Therapy
14:35–15:10
Minimally Invasive Treatment for Focal Renal Lesions
Dr. Ricardo Freitas – Sao Paulo, Brazil
COFFEE BREAK
Moderator: Dr. Antonio Carlos Matteoni de Athayde – Salvador, Brazil
15:50–17:30
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Hot Topics: Focal Renal Lesions
15:50–16:20
Pifalls, Tips and Tricks in Evaluation of Focal Renal Lesions
Dr. Fernando Marum Mauad – Ribeirao Preto, Brazil
16:25–16:55
Focal Lesion of the Kidney: Integrated Diagnostic Imaging
Dr. Ronaldo Hueb Baroni – Sao Paulo, Brazil
17:00–17:30
Interactive Session: Pifalls, Tips and Tricks in
Evaluation of Focal Renal Lesions
Dr. Wagner Iared – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Interactive
Session
Scientific Program
Ultrasound in Pediatrics
Coordinators: Dr. Pedro Augusto Nascimento Daltro (SPR) and Dr. Pedro Unshelm (FLAUS)
ROOM C
TIME
LECTURE
MORNING
Moderators: Dr. Hassen Gharbi – Tunis, Tunisia
Dr. Pedro Augusto Nascimento Daltro – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
08:25–10:40
Refresher Course
10:40–11:20
08:25–08:55
Neonatal Neurosonography: Focused Technique, MR Correlation and
Illustrations of Rare Findings
Dr. Alan Daneman – Toronto, Canada
09:00–09:30
Neonatal Brain: Congenital Brain Anomalies
Dr. Marilyn Siegel – St. Louis, USA
09:35–10:05
Unique Sonographic Features of the Neonatal Abdomen
10:10–10:40
Pediatric Scrotal Ultrasonography
4th SATURDAY
303
Sunday • May 5th
COFFEE BREAK
Moderators: Dr. Antônio Soares Souza – Sao Jose do Rio Preto, Brazil
Dr. Michel Claudon – Paris, France
11:20–12:30
12:30–14:00
Lecture Session
11:20–11:40
Ultrasound in Vesicoureteric Reflux
11:45–12:05
Focused Sonography of the Renal Cortex and Pyramids in Pediatrics
12:10–12:30
Pediatric Renal Neoplasm
LUNCH BREAK
117
4th SATURDAY
303
Sunday • May 5th
ROOM C
TIME
LECTURE
AFTERNOON
Moderators: Dr. Dagmar Schreiber–Dietrich – Asklepios Klinik St. Augustin, Germany
Dr. Pedro Unshelm – Caracas, Venezuela
14:00–15:10
Lecture Session
15:10–15:50
14:00–14:20
Spine Ultrasound
14:20–14:40
Pediatric Chest Ultrasound
14:45–15:10
Ultrasound in Pediatrics Abdominal Pain
Dr. Hassen Gharbi – Tunis, Tunisia
COFFEE BREAK
Moderators: Dr. Henrique Manoel Lederman – Sao Paulo, Brazil
15:50–17:30
118
15:50–16:20
3D and 4D in Contrast Enhanced Ultrasound
16:25–16:55
Suprarenal Masses in Neonates and Infants: The Important Role of
Sonography for Diagnosis and Follow–Up
17:00–17:30
Pediatric Gynecologic Ultrasonography
Dr. Gloria Soto – Santiago, Chile
Scientific Program
Ultrasound in Small Parts III
Coordinators: Dr. Harley de Nicola and Dr. Roberto Moncayo
Parts I
Parts II
Parts III
Sunday • May 5th
Parts IV – US Breast
ROOM E
TIME
LECTURE
MORNING
Moderators: Dr. Luís Ronan Marquez F. de Souza – Uberaba, Brazil
Dr. Julio Tonina – Asunción – Paraguay
08:25–10:20
Categorical Course: Topics in Neck Ultrasound
10:20–10:40
10:40–11:20
08:25–08:50
Ultrasound in Hyperparathyroidism: What to Refer
Dr. Luis Ronan Marquez F. de Souza – Uberaba, Brazil
08:55–09:20
Larynx Ultrasound: Practical Aspects
09:25–09:50
High Resolution Ultrasound of Neck Lymphadenopathy: How we Can
Make a Diferential Diagnosis
Dr. Wen–Hung Kuo – Taipei, Taiwan
09:55–10:20
Ultrasound Evaluation of the Salivary Glands
Dr. Diego Barca – Buenos Aires, Argentina
SCIENTIFIC PAPER
10:20–10:30
PD.15.007 – Ultrasound Evaluation of Thyroglossal Cyst Carcinomas
10:30–10:40
PD.15.004 – Ocular Sonographic In Diabetic Retinopathy
COFFEE BREAK
Moderators: Dr. Diego Barca – Buenos Aires, Argentina
11:20–12:30a
12:30–14:00
Refresher Course: Scrotal Ultrasound
11:20–11:40
Urologic Point of View: What do I Expect from Ultrasound
Dr. Jorge Hallak – Sao Paulo, Brazil
11:45–12:05
Ultrasound in Varicoceles: How to do and What to Refer
12:10–12:30
Interactive Session: Scrotal Ultrasound
Interactive
Session
LUNCH BREAK
119
4th SATURDAY
305
Friday • May 3rd
Ultrasound in Small Parts III
Coordinators: Dr. Harley de Nicola and Dr. Roberto Moncayo
Parts I
305
Friday • May 3rd
Parts II
Parts III
Sunday • May 5th
Parts IV – US Breast
ROOM E
TIME
LECTURE
AFTERNOON
Moderators: Dr. Márcio Bouer – Sao Paulo, Brazil
4th SATURDAY
Lecture Session
15:10–15:50
14:00–14:25
Neck Ultrasound in Children
Dr. Márcia Wang – Sao Paulo, Brazil
14:25–14:45
Interactive Session – Salivary Glands
14:50–15:10
Ultrasound in Dermatologic Tumours: Current State
Dr. Márcio Bouer – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Interactive
Session
COFFEE BREAK
Moderators: Dr. Harley de Nicola – Sao Paulo, Brazil
15:50–17:30
120
State of the Art Session (Hot Topics): Neck Masses (Extra Thyroid)
15:50–16:20
Surgeon: Which Data I Expect from Ultrasound and Why?
Dr. Marco Aurélio Kulcsar – Sao Paulo, Brazil
16:25–16:55
Ultrasound in Solid and Cystic Neck Masses
Dr. Ademar José de Oliveira Paes Jr. – Florianopolis, Brazil
17:00–17:30
Ultrasound Guided Intervention in Head and Neck
Scientific Program
Veterinary Course
Coordinators: Dr. Cibele Figueira Carvalho (SPR), (FLAUS), (WFUMB)
ROOM F
TIME
LECTURE
MORNING
Moderator: Dr. Maria Jaqueline Mamprim – Botucatu, Brazil
08:25–10:40
Categorical Course: Ultrasonographic Topics in GI Tract
10:10–10:40
10:40–11:20
08:25–09:00
Ultrasound in Inflammatory Bowel Diseases
Dr. Amalia Agut Giménez – Murcia, Spain
09:00–09:35
Ultrasonographic Appearance of GI Tumors
09:35–10:05
Ultrasonographic Characterization of Feline Ileocecocolic Abnormalities
SCIENTIFIC PAPER
10:10–10:20
TL.17.001 – Doppler Assessment of Hepatic Veins In Fatty Liver Disease
10:20–10:30
TL.17.002 – Ultrasound–Guided Anesthetic Block of Hind Limb
Nerves In Dogs
10:30–10:40
TL.17.003 – Initial Study of Ultrasound Evaluation on Artery Stenosis in
Young Rabbits
COFFEE BREAK
Moderator: Dr. Maria Jaqueline Mamprim – Botucatu, Brazil
11:20–12:30
12:30–14:00
Refresher Course: Head and Neck – An Up to Date
11:20–11:45
Thyroid Sonography: Current Status and Future Directions
11:45–12:10
Sonografhic Assement of Temporomandibular Joint and
Salivary Glands
12:10–12:30
Sonographic Characteristics of Benign and Malignant Lymph Nodes
LUNCH BREAK
121
4th SATURDAY
306
Veterinary Course
Coordinators: Dr. Cibele Figueira Carvalho (SPR), (FLAUS), (WFUMB)
306
ROOM F
TIME
LECTURE
AFTERNOON
Moderator: Dr. Tilde Rodrigues Froes – Curitiba, Brazil
4th SATURDAY
Single Lecture
14:00–15:10
Ultrasound of Gall Bladder: What’s New?
Dr. Maria Jaqueline Mamprim – Botucatu, Brazil
14:25–14:45
SCIENTIFIC PAPER
14:25–14:35
PD.17.006 – Hemodynamic Changes in Dogs with Diffuse Hepatic
Neoplasia Detected by Doppler Ultrasonography
14:35–14:45
PD.17.012 – Cerebellum Ultrasonographic Features and Transcranial
Ultrasonography Application for the Diagnosis of Cerebellar
Hypoplasia in Dogs
Single Lecture
14:50–15:10
Ultrasonographic Appearence of Splenic Diseases
Dr. Tilde Rodrigues Froes – Curitiba, Brazil
15:10–15:50
COFFEE BREAK
Moderator: Dr. Tilde Rodrigues Froes – Curitiba, Brazil
15:50–17:30
122
State of the Art Session: What’s New in Veterinary Sonography?
15:50–16:25
New US Techniques in Veterinary Medicine
Dr. Cibele Figueira Carvalho – Sao Paulo, Brazil
16:25–16:55
Insights in Contrast Enhanced Ultrasonography of Canine Hepatic and
Splenic Lesions
Dr. Cibele Figueira Carvalho – Sao Paulo, Brazil
17:00–17:30
Interventional Ultrasonography: A Multidisciplinary Tool
Scientific Program
Friday • May 3rd
Ultrasound
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Arterial Arches
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Ultrasound
Sunday • May 5th
Salivary Glands
5th SUNDAY
ROOM I
TIME
LECTURE
09:00–10:30
“Carotid Doppler” - Assessment After Surgery (endarterectomy) and Endovascular (Stent)
Learning objectives: The ultrasound of carotid arteries is the most frequent Doppler exam
regarding the ultrasound daily-basis practice. Nowadays, besides the carotid stenosis
surgical treatment, endovascular treatment and Stent placement have been more frequently
applied; however, many professionals are still incapable of evaluating the ultrasound
alterations due to imaging error and exam misinterpretation.
Coordinator: Dr. Carlos Ventura – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 1: Dr. Julia Zavariz – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 3: Dr. Igor Clausius – Santo André, Brazil
10:30–11:00
COFFEE BREAK
TIME
LECTURE
11:00–12:30
Salivary Gland
Learning objectives: This hands–on seminar aims to increase your knowledge and
competence to better perform and/or interpret salivary glands ultrasound examinations.
Course includes 1:30 hour hands–on training with approximately 3:1 participant to instructor
ratio featuring live models for a realistic ultrasound scanning experience. During practical
activities, short classes will be given by the coordinators.
Coordinators: Dr.Anil Ahuja – Hong Kong, China
Dr. Túlio Macedo – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 1: Dr. Jorge Elias Jr. – Ribeirao Preto, Brazil
Monitor 2: Dr. Harley de Nicola – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 3: Dr. Andrea Cavalanti – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 4: Dr. Luciana Matteoni – Salvador, Brazil
Monitor 5: Dr. Leticia Azeredo – Belo Horizonte, Brazil
123
Doppler Ultrasound
Friday • May 3rd
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
5th SUNDAY
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Sunday • May 5th
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Internal Medicine
ROOM J
TIME
LECTURE
09:00–10:30
EXCLUSIVE SESSION Philips
Liver elastography
Learning objectives: To demonstrate the technique on liver elastography mode shear
wave, through theoretical and practice exposition. At the end of the course, the student
should be able to: know the basic physical principles of liver elastography and perform the
test , as well as having the foundations of his interpretation.
Coordinators: Dr. Miguel José Francisco Neto – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 1: Dr. Miguel José Francisco Neto – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 3: Dr. Fernando Linhares – Sao Paulo, Brazil
10:30–11:00
COFFEE BREAK
TIME
LECTURE
11:00–12:30
EXCLUSIVE SESSION Philips
PureWave technology and Matrix in Obstetrics and Internal Medicine
Learning objectives: To demonstrate PureWave and xMATRIX technologies on
tridimensional, real time bidimensional, through theoretical and practice exposition. At
the end of the course, the student should be able to: know the basic physical principles
of tridimensional volumetric calculations and perform the test, as well as having the
foundations of his interpretation.
Coordinators: Dr. Valéria Olivia Carboni – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 1: Dr. Valéria Olivia Carboni – Sao Paulo, Brazil
124
Scientific Program
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Ultrasound
Friday • May 3rd
Doppler Ultrasound
Critical Method
311 Group 1 • GE
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Clinical Advantages
311 Group 2 • GE
EXCLUSIVE SESSION
in Echocardiography
Sunday • May 5th
411 Group 1 • EXCLUSIVE
SESSION ESAOTE
Theme: Guided Ablation with
Ultrasound Imaging and Image
Fusion with Virtual Browser System
5th SUNDAY
ROOM K
TIME
LECTURE
09:00–10:30
ESAOTE EXCLUSIVE SESSION
Learning objectives: Guided Ablation with Ultrasound Imaging and Image Fusion with
Virtual Browser System.
Coordinator: Dr. Rodrigo Gobbo – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Guilherme Caires Mariotti – Sao Paulo, Brazil
10:30–11:00
COFFEE BREAK
TIME
LECTURE
11:00–12:30
Doppler Velocimetria em Obstetrícia: Avaliação da Vitalidade Fetal
Maternal–placental Territory: Uterine artery Doppler.
Fetal–placental Territory: umbilical artery Doppler.
Fetal territory: middle cerebral artery Doppler.
Venous territory: the ductus venosus Doppler.
Coordinator: Sergio Kobayashi – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 1: Dr. Luciano Nardozza – Cidade, Brazil
Monitor 2: Dr. Maurício Saito – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Monitor 3: Dr. Jurandir Piassi Passos – Cidade, Brazil
Monitor 4: Dr. Jader Cruz – Lisboa, Portugal
Monitor 5: Dr. Ramón Bataglia – Asunción, Paraguay
125
ISUOG
Coordinator: Dr. Hernan Muñoz
Sunday • May 5th
407 • ISUOG
5th SUNDAY
407
ROOM G
TIME
LECTURE
MORNING
Moderator: Dr. Hernan Muñoz – Santiago, Chile
08:30-10:05
Fetal Ecocardiography and Neurosonography
10:30–10:40
08:25–08:55
Screening of Fetal Cardiac Malformations – ISUOG Guideline
09:00–09:30
Cardiac Malformations in 4 Chambers and Outflow Tract
09:35–10:05
Fetal Arritmias
10:10–10:30
Fetal Heart Evaluation During 11 to 14 Weeks Examination
SCIENTIFIC PAPER
TL.10.006 – Assessment of fetal heart standard views at 12 to 14 weeks of pregnancy by
abdominal and transvaginal ultrasound using B mode, color Doppler and STIC: influence of
crown–rump length and body mass index
10:40–11:20
COFFEE BREAK
Moderator: Dr. Renato Luís da Silveira Ximenes – Campinas, Brazil
Dr. Mauricio Herrera – Bogota, Colombia
11:20–11:40
12:30–14:00
126
Categorical Course
11:20–11:40
Neurosonography – ISUOG Guideline
11:45–12:05
Ventral and Dorsal Induction Malformation
12:10–12:30
MRI in CNS Malformations
LUNCH BREAK
Scientific Program
SIADTP/FLAUS
Coordinators: Dr. Francisco Mauad Filho (SPR), Dr. Carlos Bermudez (SIADTP) and Ramón Bataglia (FLAUS)
Sunday • May 5th
406 • SIADTP/FLAUS
ROOM F
TIME
LECTURE
MORNING
Moderators: Dr. Denise Araujo Lapa Pedreira – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Carlos Bermudez – Caracas, Venezuela
08:25–10:40
Refresher Course: Twins
10:40–11:20
08:25–08:55
Diagnosis of Chorionicity
Dr. Renato Augusto Moreira de Sá – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
09:00–09:30
Fetal–Fetal Transfusion Syndrome
Dr. Mario Palermo – Buenos Aires, Argentina
09:35–10:05
The Use of Ultrasound at Delivery
Dr. Denise Araujo Lapa Pedreira – Sao Paulo, Brazil
10:10–10:40
Malformations: Diaphragmatic Hernia or Chest
5th SUNDAY
406
LUNCH BREAK
Moderator: Dr. Francisco Mauad Filho – Ribeirao Preto, Brazil
11:20–12:30
Categorical Course: Massas Pélvicas: Pelvic Mass: Image Diagnosis
11:20–11:40
Epidemiology, Aging, Infertility, Biochemical Markers
Dr. Erasmo Huertas – Peru
11:45–12:05
Ultrasound Classification – What’s new?
Dr. Francisco Mauad Filho – Ribeirao Preto, Brazil
12:10–12:30
Emergency Gynecological
Dr. Fernando Marum Mauad – Ribeirao Preto, Brazil
127
SBUS/FLAUS – Ultrasound in Fetal Medicine III
Coordinators: Dr. Sang Choon Cha (SPR), Dr. Luiz Antonio Bailão (FLAUS) and Dr. Waldemar Naves
do Amaral (SBUS)
Friday • May 3rd
5th SUNDAY
Medicine I
412
Medicine II
Sunday • May 5th
413 • SBUS/FLAUS
Ultrasound in Fetal Medicine III
ROOM L
TIME
LECTURE
MORNING
Moderator: Dr. Francisco Mauad Filho – Ribeirao Preto, Brazil
08:25–10:40
Refresher Course
10:10–10:40
10:40–11:20
08:25–08:55
Neural Tube Defects: New Early Sonographic Markers
09:00–09:30
Uteroplacental Circulation
Dr. Sang Choon Cha – Sao Paulo, Brazil
09:35–10:05
Fetal Transfusion Syndrome: Sonographic Evaluation
SCIENTIFIC PAPER
10:10–10:20
TL.10.014 – Analysis of Congenital Heart Diseases in a Tertiary Referral
Center of Brazil: A 7–Months Initial Experience
10:20–10:30
TL.10.013 – Development of an Ultrasound Center for Screening Fetal
Heart Malformations
10:30–10:40
TL.10.016 – Carotid Intima–Media Thickness and Arterial Stiffness in
Preeclampsia by Analysis with a Radio–Frequency Ultrasound Technique
LUNCH BREAK
Moderator: Dr. Maria Delia Santana Cibrian – Managua, Nicaragua
11:20–12:30
128
Categorical Course
11:20–11:40
New Aneuploidy Markers
Dr. Denize Cristina Mos Vaz Oliani – Sao Jose do Rio Preto, Brazil
11:45–12:05
Mid Trimester Ultrasound: What´s New?
Dr. Waldemar Naves do Amaral – Goiania, Brazil
12:10–12:30
State of art Lecture “Pyramid of Care”
Scientific Program
Sonography of the Retroperitonium:
Pancreas and Aorta
Coordinators: Dr. David Carlos Shigueoka, Dr. Miguel Taboada and Dr. Stephanie Wilson (WFUMB)
Chest Ultrasound
Biliary Trees
Sunday • May 5th
ROOM A
TIME
LECTURE
MORNING
Moderator: Dr. David Carlos Shigueoka – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Heoung Keun Kang – Hwasun, South Korea
08:25–10:40
Refresher Course: Sonography of the Retroperitonium: Pancreas and Aorta
10:10–10:30
10:30–11:20
08:25–08:55
Cystic Lesions of the Pancreas: Sonographic Evaluation
Dr. Mirko D’Onofrio – Verona, Italy
09:00–09:30
Role of Ultrasound in the Transplant Pancreas
09:35–10:05
Improving the Diagnosis of Pancreatic Cancer
Dr. Mirko D’Ónofrio – Verona, Italy
5th SUNDAY
401
Friday • May 3rd
SCIENTIFIC PAPER
10:10–10:20
TL.01.004 – Trans–Anal Ultrasound In Patients With Fecal Incontinence
10:20–10:30
TL.01.002 – Sonographic Appearance Of Ascaris And Typical
Serpentine Movement
LUNCH BREAK
Moderator: Dr. Antônio Sérgio Zafred Marcelino – Sao Paulo, Brazil
11:20–12:30
Refresher Course: Ultrasound
11:20–11:40
CEUS for Pancreatic Evaluation
Dr. Mirko D’Ónofrio – Verona, Italy
11:45–12:05
Color Doppler of the Aorta: Measurements, Documentation
and Report
Dr. Antônio Sérgio Zafred Marcelino – Sao Paulo, Brazil
12:10–12:30
Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm: Post Operatory Evaluation
by Color Doppler
129
5th SUNDAY
403
Sunday • May 5th
ROOM C
TIME
LECTURE
MORNING
Moderator: Dr. Azza Hammou – Tunis, Tunisia
Dr. Lisa Suzuki – Sao Paulo, Brazil
08:25–10:40
Refresher Course
10:30–10:40
08:25–08:55
Pediatric Neck Ultrasound
Dr. Gloria Soto – Santiago, Chile
09:00–09:25
Pediatric Hip Ultrasound
Dr. Dolores Del Carmen Tanus Bustelo – Curitiba, Brazil
09:30–09:55
Doppler Applications in Pediatric Abdomen
10:00–10:25
Pediatric Cystic Abdominal Masses
Dr. Antonio Soares Souza – São Jose do Rio Preto, Brazil
SCIENTIFIC PAPER
TL.14.002 – Renal Parenchymal Thickness as a Measure of Renal Growth In Low–Birth–
Weight Infants Versus Normal Birth Weight Infants
10:40–11:20
LUNCH BREAK
Moderator: Dr. Azza Hammou – Tunis, Tunisia
Dr. Dolores Del Carmen Tanus Bustelo – Curitiba, Brazil
11:20–12:30
130
Lecture Session
11:20–11:40
Prenatal and Post Natal Hydroneprhosis
Dr. Pedro Augusto Nascimento Daltro – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
11:45–12:05
Pediatric Hepatic Ultrasound
Dr. Liza Suzuki – Sao Paulo, Brazil
12:10–12:30
Inguinal Region: A Practical Approach in the US
Dr. Matteo Baldisserotto – Porto Alegre, Brazil
Scientific Program
US in Small Parts IV – Breast US
Coordinators: Dr. Vera Lucia Nunes Aguillar and Dr. Mirtha Lanfranchi
105 • US in Small Parts I
205 • US in Small Parts II
305 • US in Small Parts III
Sunday • May 5th
405 • US in Small
Parts IV – Breast US
ROOM E
TIME
5th SUNDAY
405
Friday • May 3rd
LECTURE
MORNING
08:25–10:40
10:40–10:50
Moderator: Dr. Maria Helena Mendonça – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Vera Lucia Nunes Aguillar – Sao Paulo, Brazil
08:25–08:55
Second Look US
Dr. Vera Christina C. de Siqueira Ferreira – Sao Paulo, Brazil
09:00–09:30
Aspects of Mammography and Breast US Underwent to Conservative
Surgery and Radiotherapy
Dr. Giselle Guedes Netto de Mello – Sao Paulo, SP
09:35–10:05
Aspects of Image, Mammography and Breast US After Mammoplasty
(Including Prostheses)
Dr. Vera Lucia Nunes Aguillar – Sao Paulo, Brazil
10:10–10:40
US–Guided Breast Biopsy: Core Biopsy, Vacuum–Assisted Biopsy
or Fine–Needle Aspiration
Dr. Bruno Fornage – Texas, Estados Unidos
SCIENTIFIC PAPER
TL.09.002 – Identification of Breast Microcalcifications Using a New Ultrasound Image
Processing Technique on Patients Prior to Biopsy
10:50–11:20
LUNCH BREAK
11:25–12:30
Moderator: Dr. Selma de Pace Bauab – Sao Jose do Rio Preto, Brazil
Dr. Mirtha Lanfranchi – Buenos Aires, Argentina
11:25–11:45
Clinical Significance of Dilated Ducts on Ultrasonography
Dr. Yi–Hong Chou – Taipei, Taiwan
11:45–12:05
Breast ShearWave Elastography: Initial Experience
Dr. Selma de Pace Bauab – Sao Jose do Rio Preto, Brazil
12:10–12:30
Axillary Sonographic Evaluation in Patients with Breast Cancer: What
the Radiologist Must Know.
Dr. Luciano Fernandes Chala – Sao Paulo, Brazil
131
Thematic Panels: Conjoined Session WFUMB/GERME–SPR
Coordinators: Dr. Carlos Homsi and Dr. Luis Fernando Chavarria
5th SUNDAY
124 • US in Musculoskeletal
404
Friday • May 3rd
Sunday • May 5th
Atividade conjunta com o Curso
424 – JPR
ROOM D
TIME
LECTURE
MORNING
08:25 – 09:30
09:35 – 10:40
Thematic Panel: Role of Ultrasound in Reumathology
Moderator: Dr. Jader Jose da Silva – Sao Paulo, Brazil
08:30 – 08:40
US in Microcrystal Arthropathies
Dr. Eloy de Avila Fernandes – Sao Paulo, Brazil
08:40 – 09:00
US in Rheumatoid Arthritis: Diagnosis and Follow–Up
Dr. Rita Vilar Furtado – Sao Paulo, Brazil
09:00 – 09:15
US x MRI – When to Use? What is Recommended by the Literature
Dr. Michel Crema – Sao Paulo, Brazil
09:15 – 09:30
Rheumatologist’s Point of View
Dr. Jamil Natour – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Thematic Panel: Role of US in Traumatic Lesions of the Ankle
Moderator: Dr. Mauro Brandão – Ribeirao Preto, Brazil
09:40 – 09:50
Anterior Compartment
Dr. Mauro Brandão – Ribeirao Preto, Brazil
09:50 – 10:05
Medial Compartment
Dr. Guillermo Azulay – Buenos Aires, Argentina
10:05 – 10:20
Lateral Compartment
Dr. Marcello Nogueira Barbosa – Ribeirao Preto, Brazil
10:20 – 10:35
Posterior Compatment
Dr. Alejandro Rolón – Buenos Aires, Argentina
10:40–11:20
LUNCH BREAK
11:20–12:30
Thematic Panel: Role of Ultrasound in Sports Medicine
Moderator: Dr. André Yamada – Sao Paulo, Brazil
132
11:20–11:40
Adventure Sports Lesions – Mountain Climbing – Ultrasound Evaluation
Dr. Flávio Albertotti – Sao Paulo, Brazil
11:40 – 11:55
Adventure Sports Lesions – Mountain Climbing – Orthopedic Surgeon’s
View
Dr. Leonardo Addeo Ramos – Sao Paulo, Brazil
11:55 – 12:15
Traumatic Shoulder Instability: US Findings
Dr. Marcelo Novelino Simão – Ribeirao Preto, Brazil
12:15 – 12:30
Clinical and Radiological Applications in Prolotherapy and Platelet–
Rich Plasma Research
Dr. Kenneth S. Lee M.D. – Wisconsin, USA
Scientific Program
Ultrasound in Nephro–Urology: Doppler,
Hypertension, Transplant of Kidney
402
Friday • May 3rd
Seminal Vesicles
Sunday • May 5th
and Bladder
Kidney
5th SUNDAY
ROOM B
TIME
LECTURE
MORNING
Moderator: Dr. Peter Célio Françolin – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Joaquim Lopes Aranna – Cochabamba, Bolivia
08:25–10:40
Refresher Course: O que Há de Novo?
10:40–11:20
08:25–08:55
Renal Lithiasis
Dr. Domingos José Correia da Rocha – Maceio, Brazil
09:00–09:30
Obstructive and Non–Obstructive Hydronephrosis
Dr. Jorge Rabat – Cidade Bolivar, Venezuela
09:35–10:05
CEUS in Infectious Disease of the Urinary Tract
10:10–10:40
What should we report on Bladder Wall Lesions?
Dr. Adriano Czapkowski – Sao Paulo, Brazil
LUNCH BREAK
Moderator: Dr. Peter Célio Françolin – Sao Paulo, Brazil
11:20–12:30
Categorical Course: Applications of Ultrasound Doppler in Nephrourology
11:20–11:40
Interactive Session: Collor Doppler an Adjunct in
the Study of Kidney and Urinary Tract
Dr. Peter Célio Françolin – Sao Paulo, Brazil
11:45–12:05
Pre and Post Surgical Evaluation of Arteriovenous Grafts
Dr. Peter Célio Françolin – Sao Paulo, Brazil
12:10–12:30
Kidney Transplant: State of Art Ultrasound Evaluation
Dr. Renata Belletato Scaion – Sao Paulo, Brazil
Interactive
Session
133
Index of Speakers
A
Abramowicz, Jacques S. • 121, 122
Adler, Thiago • 64, 94
Aguillar, Vera Lucia Nunes • 141
Aguillar, Vera Lúcia Nunes • 69
Ahuja, Anil • , 65, 80, 81, 104, 105, 65
Ajzen, Sérgio • 76, 77, 102, 103, 125, 126, 143
Albertotti, Flávio • 95, 142
Alencar, Luciana Malta de • 73
Alfonso, Orlando • 121
Allemann, Norma • 72
Amaral, Fernando José do • 87
Amaral, Waldemar Naves do • 138
Amoedo, Caroline Duarte de Mello • 64
Amy, Dominique • 111
Anastácio, Eduardo Pinheiro Zarattini • 118
Andrade, Juliano Ribeiro de • 64, 117
Aquino, Ariel Filipe W. de • 95
Aranna, Joaquim Lopes • 78, 143
Athayde, Antonio Carlos Matteoni de • 76, 77, 87, 100, 101, 102,
103, 111, 125, 126, 143
Azeredo, Leticia • 65, 133
Azeredo, Letícia Martins • 60, 61, 108
Azulay, Guillermo • 142
B
Baaklini, Ricardo Emile • 8
Bailão, Luiz Antonio • , 67, 78, 79, 121, 122, 67
Baj, Neha • 84
Bala, Kanu • 84, 109
Baldisserotto, Matteo • 140
Barbosa, Marcello Nogueira • 142
Barca, Diego • 129
Baroni, Ronaldo Hueb • 126
Barreto, Leandro • 88, 112
Barr, Richard • 111
Bataglia, Ramón • 106, 107, 110, 135, 136, 137
Bataglia, Vicente • 110
Bauab, Selma de Pace • 68, 69, 141
Benabou, Joseph • 114
Benabou, Joseph Elias • 62, 74, 75
Benzie, Ronald • 122
Berlin, Leonard • 85
Bermudez, Carlos • 137
Bernardi, Henrique • 65
Bonanomi, Maria Teresa • 72, 73
Bonfim, Izabela • 64, 94
Bonmati, Luis Marti • 11
Bouer, Marcio • 104, 105, 112
Bouer, Márcio • 130
Boveri, Fabio • 65
Brandão, Mauro • 142
Brant, William E • 100
Brito, Lory Dean Couto de • 114
Burns, Peter • 61, 96, 126
Bustelo, Dolores Del Carmen Tanus • 140
C
Cafici, Daniel • , 92, 106, 92
Carani, Jose Carlos Eudes • 73
Carboni, Valéria Olivia • 90, 134
134
Carneiro, Paulo • 81
Carvalho, Cibele Figueira • 131, 132
Casela, Ivan Benaduce • 74, 75
Castanheira, Vera Regina • 72
Castro, Cláudio Campi de • 11
Castro, Hugo Alexandre Sócrates de • 102, 139
Castro, Pedro Teixeira • 66
Cavalanti, Andrea • , 64, 64
Cavalcanti, Antônio Furtado de A. • 11
Cavallieri, Susana Aquino • 81
Cerri, Giovanni Guido • 19
Cevasco, Flavia Kalil Issa • 72
Chala, Luciano Fernandes • 141
Chammas, M. Cristina • 80, 81, 96, 97, 117
Cha, Sang Choon • 66, 138
Chavarria, Luis • 95
Chavarria, Luis Fernando • 123, 124, 142
Chavarria, Luiz • 95
Chaves, Edda L. • 60, 61, 63, 67, 80, 81, 86, 87, 104, 105
Chiang, Cheng-Wen • 82
Chibana, Milena Naomi • 72
Choi, Byung Ihn • 19, 84, 86
Cibrian, Maria Delia Santana • 101, 138
Civali, Hélio • 66
Claudon, Michel • 127, 128
Clausius, Igor • 133
Colley, Brian D. • 61
Cómina, Victória Yezenia • 116
Conceição, Diogo • 58, 59, 91
Cosgrove, David • 77, 86, 88, 96, 125
Costi, Fátima Lima • 65
Crema, Michel • 142
Cruz, Edwin • 60, 86, 115
Cruz, Jader • , 92, 106, 115, 121, 135, 138, 92
Cunha, Adilson Ferreira • 92
Curi, Keilah • 67
Czapkowski, Adriano • , 65, 65
D
Daltro, Pedro Augusto Nascimento • 127, 128, 140
Daneman, Alan • 127, 128
D`avila, Mario • 112
D’Ávila, Mário • 88
Devred, Philippe • 13
Diaz, Carlos • 126, 143
Dietrich, Christoph • 97
Dietrich, Christoph F. • 96
D’onofrio, Mirko • 87
D’Onofrio, Mirko • 97, 139
Dubbins, Paul • 84, 85, 109
Durante, Enzo • 68, 69
E
Eckersley, Robert • 119
Eckersley, Roberto • 71
Endo, Erika • 69
Esteban, Aline • 90
Evans, David • 83, 119, 120
Evans, David H. • 119, 120
F
Index of Speakers
Feinstein, Linda Maiman • 71
Feinstein, Steve • 70, 71, 83
Feinstein, Steve B. • 70, 71, 96, 97, 98
Fernandes, Eloy de Avila • 142
Fernandez, Leandro • , 84, 85, 67, 98
Fernández, Leandro • 62, 112
Ferraioli, Giovanna • 111
Ferreira, Adilson • 92, 115
Ferreira, Adilson Cunha • 107, 110, 138
Ferreira, Alcindo Manzano • 67
Ferreira, Vera Christina C. de Siqueira • 141
Filgueiras, Maria Tereza • 94
Filho, Francisco Mauad • 137, 138
Filho, Roberto Kalil • 70, 83
Filice, Carlo • 111
Fornagea, Bruno • 69
Fornage, Bruno • 69, 141
Fornazari, Vinícius • 65
Foster, Stuart • 119, 120
Fowlkes, Brain • 120
Fowlkes, Brian • 119
França, Rodolfo de Grande • 112
Françolin, Peter • 62, 114
Françolin, Peter Célio • 76, 77, 102, 103, 125, 126, 143
Franco, Simone • 74
Freitas, Ricardo • 126
Freitas, Ricardo Miguel Costa de • 102
Froes, Tilde Rodrigues • 132
Furtado, Rita Vilar • 142
G
Gaitini, Diana • 74, 98, 99
Galeano, Carlos • 81, 103
Galoppini, Gustavo A. • 95
Garcez, Iván • 117
Garcia, Rodrigo Gobbo • 117, 118
Garcia, Rosemeire Fernandes • 94
Gharbi, Hassen • 85, 127, 128
Gilja, Odd Helge • 60, 86, 97
Giménez, Amalia Agut • 131, 132
Goldberg, Barry • 70, 71, 96, 97
Goldstein, Steven R. • 78
Gomes, Andrea Cavalanti • 76, 77, 102, 103, 125, 126, 143
Gomes, Andréa Cavalanti • 125
Gomes, Regina Lúcia Elia • 72
Gomez, Libardo • 74, 79, 110, 137
Gonçalves, Manoel Orlando da costa • 78
Gonçalves, Manoel Orlando da Costa • 78
Gonzalez, Joaquín • 98, 102, 107
Gori, Roberto • 115
Gori, Roberto Eduardo • 78, 79, 92, 107
Goudie, Adrian • 100, 101
Gourtsoyiannis, Nicholas • 4, 19
Gracia, Jose de • 110
H
Haar, Gail ter • 120
Hallak, Jorge • 129
Hammou, Aza • 85
Hammou, Azza • 140
Han, Joon Koo • 108
Hansen, Kristoffer • 120
Himmelstine, Leopoldo Garcia • 102, 103
Hofling, Danilo • 81
Holland, Christy • 119, 120
Homsi, Carlos • 123, 124, 142
Huertas, Erasmo • 137
I
Iared, Wagner • 76, 77, 102, 103, 125, 126, 143
Iglezias, Edson Rossini • 60, 101
Ishikawa, Walther • 77
Ishikawa, Walther Yoshiharu • 74
J
Jackson, Valerie • 68
Jayanthi, Shri Krishna • 117
Jimenez, Raul Sanchez • 68
Jong, Nico de • 70, 119
Jr., Ademar José de Oliveira Paes • 130
Jr., Antonio Rahal • 61
Jr, Jorge Elias • 109
Jr., Jorge Elias • , 65, 108, 109, 65
Jr., Tufik Bauab • 84, 85
K
Kang, Heoung Keun • 139
Kawooya, Michael • 61, 84, 85
Khandheria, Bijoy • 82, 83
Khomsi, Wiem Douira • 85
Kimachi, Pedro Paulo • 58, 59, 91
Kim, Seung Hyup • 77, 125
Kobayashi, Sergio • 121, 122, 135
Kobayashi, Sérgio • 79, 121, 122
Kodaira, Sérgio • 86
Kodaira, Sergio Keidi • 98
Kodaira, Sérgio Keidi • 99
Kudo, Masatoshi • 96, 111
Kulcsar, Marco Aurélio • 130
Kuo, Wen–Hung • 129
L
Labuscagne, Jan • 100
Labuschagne, Jan • 7
Lanfranchi, Mirta • 69, 105
Lanfranchi, Mirtha • 105, 141
Lederman, Henrique Manoel • 128
Lee, Kenneth S. • 123, 124, 142
Lee, Won Jae • 97
Letamendi, Gabriel Leon • 110
Lima, Marta Fernandes • 71, 116
Linhares, Fernando • 65, 90
Li, Pai-Chi • 119, 120
Lomeli, Sandra Trejo De • 63
Lopes, Bernardo • 113
Lopes, Lilian • 83
Lorentzen, Torben • 61, 117, 118
Lo Vuolo, Miguel • 62, 74, 75, 99
LoVuolo, Miguel • 62
Luminoso, Daniele • 79
135
Index of Speakers
M
Macapinlac, Homer • 13
Macedo, Túlio • , 65
Macedo, Tulio Augusto Alves • 109
Macedo, Túlio Augusto Alves • 80, 102, 108, 109, 143
Maia, Carlos Roberto • 101
Mamprim, Maria Jaqueline • 131, 132
Marcelino, Antônio Sérgio Z. • 11
Marcelino, Antonio Sérgio Zafred • 108, 117
Marcelino, Antônio Sérgio Zafred • 139
Martins, Adelson André • 11
Mathias, Wilson • 70, 71, 82, 83, 116
Matos, Ana Paula Pinheiro • 66
Matsumoto, Afonso • 82
Matsuoka, Márcia Wang • 89
Matteoni, Luciana • , 65, 65
Mauad, Fernando Marum • 126, 137
Maurano, Alexandre • 60, 117
Mello, Giselle Guedes Netto de • 141
Mello, Sergio Silva de • 58, 59
Mena, Glenn • 117, 118
Mendes, Márcio • 73
Mendonça, Maria Helena • 141
Mendonça, Renato Adam • 5, 19
Mendonza, Lindolfo • 81, 87
Menezes, Marcos Roberto de • 117, 118
Monari, Jairo • , 62, 63, 75, 63, 112, 63
Moncayo, Roberto • 68, 112, 129, 130
Montenegro, Fabio • 81
Moraes, Paula • 69
Munhoz, Solange • 114
Munoz, Hernan • 85, 121, 122
Muñoz, Hernan • 110, 121, 122, 136
N
Nakashima, Eduardo • 58
Nakashima, Kazuki • 111
Nakashima, Marcelo • 58
Nardozza, Luciano • 106, 135
Natour, Jamil • 142
Naves, Waldemar • 138
Neto, Miguel José Francisco • 60, 61, 90, 97, 100, 134, 90
Neto, Raul Moreira • 80, 103
Nicola, Harley de • , 65, 80, 104, 129, 130, 65
Nisenbaum, Harvey L. • 100, 105
Nobrega, Thobias • 64
Nóbrega, Thobias • , 88, 89, 64
Nolasco, Rafael Fernando • 79
Nolsoe, Christian P. • 97
Nomura, César • 11
Nouer, Thiago • 58, 59, 91
Nuernberg, Dieter • 86, 103, 125
O
Oliveira, Ilka Regina Souza de • , 77, 11
Oliveira, Thobias Nóbrega de • 88, 89
P
Pacciello, André • 114
136
Palermo, Mario • 110, 137
Pallares, Sandra • 63
Parada, José • 68, 69
Passos, Jurandir Piassi • 66, 135
Pastore, Ayrton Roberto • 78, 79
Pedreira, Denise Araujo Lapa • 137
Pedroso, Edson • 94
Penachim, Thiago José • 117
Pereira, Fernando Linhares • 89, 90, 108
Perrotti, Maria Regina Machado • 81
Pettersen, Heverton • 92, 106, 107, 92
Pierro, Alícia Susana Núñes de • 106
Pimentel, Igor Clausius C. • 88
Pina, Rodrigo • , 64, 94
Piscaglia, Fabio • 96, 109
Poralla, Fernando • 70
Prando, Décio • 102, 125, 129
Q
Queiroz, Marcos R. G. • 61
Queiroz, Marcos Roberto Gomes • 64, 90
Queiroz, Marcos Roberto Gomes de • 60, 61, 100
R
Rabat, Jorge • , 63, 67, 77, 63, 67, 100, 67
Rabay, Claudia Abicalaf • 95
Rahal, Antonio • 64
Ramalho, Márcio Andrade • 80
Ringertz, Hans • 13, 15, 19, 24
Rios, Livia Teresa Moreira • 76
Rios, Lívia Teresa Moreira • 125
Risso, Roberta • 59, 91
Rocha, Antonio José da • 11
Rocha, Domingos Jose Correia da • 101
Rocha, Domingos José Correia da • 86, 87, 143
Rocha, Rogério • 66
Rocha, Silvia Maria Sucena da • 108
Rodrigues, Alessandra Caivano • 87
Rodrigues, Marcelo Bordalo • 19
Rolón, Alejandro • 142
Ronan, Luis • 65
Rubin, Jonathan • 119, 120
S
Saito, Maurício • 135
Saito, Osmar de Cássio • 72, 73, 80, 81, 104, 105, 129
Sakuno, Telma • 94
Salamale, Gerardo • 63
Salamele, Gerardo • 63
Salemi, Vera Maria Cury • 82
Sanchez, Raúl • 78, 79, 110
Sá, Renato Augusto Moreira de • 137
Scaglione, Sandro • 90
Scaion, Renata Belletato • 143
Schmillevitch, Joel • 92, 93
Scholbach, Thomas • 97
Schreiber–Dietrich, Dagmar • 128
Scott, Fergus • 121, 122
Segurado, Arthur • 58, 59, 91
Sepulveda, Waldo • 106, 138
Sernik, Renato • 95
Index of Speakers
Sernik, Renato Antonio • 124
Shibao, Simone • 94
Shigueoka, David Carlos • 139
Siegel, Marilyn • 127, 128
Silva, Cláudia Lemos da • 67
Silva, Jader Jose da • 142
Silva, Sandra Rejane • 79
Simão, Erasmo • 99
Simão, Marcelo Novelino • 142
Simoncini, Alberto • 124
Simoncini, Roberto • 95
Siqueira, Luiz Tenório de Brito • 118
Siqueira, Maria Montserrat • 94
Solbiati, Luigi • 96, 117, 118, 130
Solbiatti, Luiggi • 118
Solha, Lucia Helena • 11
Soma, Fernando Luis • 74, 75, 139
Soma, Fernando Luís • 74
Sonhaye, Lantam • 84
Soto, Gloria • , 128, 19
Souza, Antonio Soares • 140
Souza, Antônio Soares • 127
Souza, Luis Ronan Marquez F. de • 129
Souza, Luiz Ronan M. F. de • 86, 103
Souza, Luiz Ronan M. F. De • 76
Soyebi, Kofoworola • 99
Sporea, Ioan • 60, 84
Stephanie, Wilson • 60, 61, 86, 87, 96, 108, 109, 139
Stern, Eric • 19
Stride, Eleanor • 70, 119, 120
Sumano, Margot Rosas • 63
Suzuki, Lisa • 140
Suzuki, Liza • 140
Suzuki, Shin–ichi • 111
Szejnfeld, Denis • 117
Szejnfeld, Jacob • 11
Vieira, Fabio Cardillo • , 64, 64
Vieira, Marcelo Luiz Campos • 83
Vinals, Fernando • 107
Viñals, Fernando • 115
Vinayak, Sudhir • 85
Vuolo, Miguel Lo • 62
W
Werner, Heron • 66, 79
Weskott, Hans Peter • 97, 98, 115, 115
Westerway, Susan Campbell • 122
Wolosker, Nelson • 74
X
Ximenes, Renato • , 92
Ximenes, Renato Luis da Silva • 115
Ximenes, Renato Luis da Silveira • 79
Ximenes, Renato Luís da Silveira • 106, 107, 110, 136
Y
Yamada, André • 142
Yamakawa, Makoto • 111
Yonevaki, Ricardo Tadao • 95
Z
Zamith, Marina • 107
Zamora, Armando • 95, 123, 124
Zavariz, Julia • 89, 133
Zavariz, Julia Diva • 97, 102, 112
T
Taboada, Miguel • 76, 87, 100, 108, 109, 126, 139
Taboada, Miguel A. J. • 63, 67
Taboada, Miguel J. • 112
Tavares, Marcela Ferreira • 73
Tavares, Marcos Roberto • 81
Teixeira, Andrea Papini Goes • 76, 86
Thrall, James • 13, 19, 24
Thrall, James H. • 15
Tiu, Chui–Mei • 105
Tochetto, Sandra • 89
Tonina, Julio • 129
Tsunoda, Andrea • 114
Tsunoda, Andréa • 104
Tsutsui, Jeane Mike • 70, 71, 82, 116
U
Unsheim, Pedro • 123
Unshelm, Dr. Pedro • 127, 128, 140
Unshelm, Pedro • 127, 128, 140
V
Vargas, Alyk • 66
Ventura, Carlos • 98, 99, 133
137
Notes
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Opening Session
The Radiological and Diagnostic Imaging Society of São Paulo (SPR), the Latin
American Federation of Societies for Ultrasound in Medicine and Biology (FLAUS),
and the World Federation for Ultrasound in Medicine and Biology (WFUMB)
invite you for the WFUMB / FLAUS / JPR 2013 Opening Solemn Session.
After the ceremony, there will be a presentation of the Scala group’s two singers,
from Milan, accompanied by the Heliopolis Orchestra.
Date: May 2, Thursday
Time: Solemn Session at 6.30pm. Cocktail at 8.30pm
Place: Alfa Theatre - Bento Branco de Andrade Filho Street, 722
Santo Amaro - Sao Paulo / SP
R.S.V.P. by April 30 *: Mariana Sola
[email protected] / 55-11-5053-6363
Dress Code: Semi-formal
Supported by:
* After your confirmation, the official invitation will be sent to you, printed by Alfa Theatre. Presenting it at the door is mandatory.
Closing Cocktail
The organizers of WFUMB / FLAUS / JPR '2013 invite all those who contributed to the accomplishment of this
great event for the Closing Cocktail.
Attendees, coordinators, lecturers, guests, staff, exhibitors and visitors: come socialize with SPR, FLAUS, and
WFUMB, and welcome JPR'2014, along with RSNA.
Date: May 4, Saturday
Time: 7pm
Venue: Anturius Restaurant - Transamerica Expo Center
Dress code: Dressy Casual
More information: [email protected]
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