Online Course on Chest Imaging: technical aspects and interpretation
13 April - 04 May 2010
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- To learn more about the different imaging techniques, old and new, which are used in chest imaging. What are the possibilities and advantages of these techniques? What are the limitations of these techniques?
- To learn more about the basic interpretations of the images coming from the different imaging techniques. How to recognize different pathologies with different imaging techniques?
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Registration is closed
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Course Organiser:
Prof. Walter De Wever (Leuven, Belgium)
Target audience:
The main target audience are trainees in respiratory medicine, pediatrics, thoracic surgery, radiotherapy and young clinicians.
CME accreditation:
The ERS web-based Course on Chest Imaging 2010 is accredited by the European Board for Accreditation in Pneumology (EBAP). The ERS designates this continuing medical education activity for a maximum of 7 European hours of credit. Each live lecture has been accredited for 1 hour of CME credits. Credits are only granted for the participation during the live event, not for viewing the recorded presentation.
Programme:
The live lectures will take place at 18.00-19.00 Central European Time. In order to avoid missing any of the course information, due to potential technical problems, it is recommended that you join at least 20 minutes prior to the start time.
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Chest X-ray: technical aspects and interpretation
J. Caceres (Barcelona, Spain) |
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Computed Tomography of the lung: technical aspects and interpretation
W. De Wever (Leuven, Belgium) |
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Nuclear medicine and chest imaging: technical aspects and interpretation
S. Ceyssens (Antwerp, Belgium) |
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Ultrasonography of the chest: technical aspects and interpretation
G. Mathis (Rankweil, Austria) |
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MRI of the chest: technical aspects and interpretation
S. Ley (Heidelberg, Germany) |
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Computed Tomography of the chest without the lung: technical aspects and interpretation
K. Malagari (Papagou, Greece) |
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Virtual Bronchoscopy
W. De Wever (Leuven, Belgium) |
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What is a Webconference:Online live lectures closely simulate a class meeting. With this approach the speaker can interact with the audience similar to classroom teaching.
All participants can hear the speech of the presenter and simultaneously see the slides. If the Computer is equipped with a microphone participants can ask questions or discuss with the other participants. Alternatively, questions can be posed by text chat.
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To join the lecture, please enter your name and password and click the "Enter Room" button. |
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