Make the most of the UKRCO event in Liverpool this year by finding out what CPD opportunities are available.
Book a place and attend one of the short ‘bite-size’ lectures, demonstrations or presentations offered by companies in the exhibition area. The sessions offer education and training linked to clinical practice or techniques.
Some of the sessions are CPD Now endorsed, and provide you with a valuable opportunity to pick up new skills, learn fresh procedures and enhance your knowledge and understanding.
Below, you will find a list of the Education on the Stand sessions with information on how you can book your place and avoid disappointment.
This information will be updated with additional courses up until the conference begins. Check back regularly to ensure you don’t miss out!
If you haven’t booked your ticket for UKRCO yet, please do register.
Remember you can register for free to attend the exhibition as a day delegate.
Make sure to visit the CoR stand (P35) and chat with the officers and have your picture taken for Synergy News.
PACS/RIS Masterclass
An opportunity to have a one hour session with a Carestream Clinical Application Specialist to have 1:1 training on a topic of their choice.
Please note this training is only offered to Carestream PACS/RIS customers.
One hour slots available on the Carestream stand during the exhibition opening times. Attendees must pre-book.
Booking email: [email protected].
MRI Explained in 15 minutes
Learn the underpinning principals of MRI in the time it takes to drink a coffee!
Monday 2pm
Tuesday 11am
Booking email: [email protected]
MRI - Under the Covers
By design, MRI scanner components are not accessible. MRI in Practice author John Talbot presents a CGI guided tour.
Monday 11am
Tuesday 2pm
Wednesday 11am
Booking email [email protected]
Pre-booking for all sessions is encouraged as sessions are very popular.
Times for all talks to be confirmed
Registration and full timetable available on the stand
Safety of Gadolinium Based Contrast Agents (GBCAs)
Overview of types of adverse reactions associated with GBCAs. Brief update on NSF. Gadolinium accumulation in brain detected in the form of unexpected T1 hyper-signals. Review of Published data on Gadolinium acculation. Comparison of structural stability of commonly used GBCAs.
Monday 11am, 2pm
Tuesday 1pm
Wednesday 12 noon
Contrast induced nephropathy (CIN)
Definition of CIN. The pathophysiology of CIN. The risk factors related to CIN. The role of osmolality and viscosity of the contrast agent in CIN. A detailed analysis of Iso-osmolar contrast agent and Low-Osmolar contrast agents and their role in the aetiology of CIN. Potential prevention of CIN.
Monday 12 noon
Tuesday 11am
Wednesday 11am
Use of Oil-Soluble Contrast Media (OSCM) in HysteroSalpingoGraphy (HSG)
Overview of diagnostic efficacy of OSCM vs WSCM. Overview of clinical data showing potential link of contrast media in enhancing pregnancy rates. Review of the recent Dutch Multi-centred study.
Monday 1pm, 3pm
Tuesday 12 noon, 2pm
Wednesday 1pm
Optimisation in CT
Tuesday 3pm
Wednesday 2pm
Register to attend our free education & innovation sessions on Monday 2nd July and Tuesday 3rd July.
Places are limited to 18 people per session, so be sure to secure your place now!
DXR Dose Optimisation and Image Processing
09:30-10:00
CPD Now endorsement has been applied for
DXR: New Innovation VIP Pre-Launch*
11:15-11:45
*Please note, access to this session will require an NDA form to be signed
MR Compressed Sense and 3D APT
12:00-12:30
CPD Now endorsement has been applied for
MR: Groundbreaking Technology Launch
13:00-13:30
CT Spectral Imaging
13:45-14:15
CPD Now endorsement has been applied for
Transformation and optimisation through use of advanced analytics and simulation tools
14:30–15:00
Interoperability is a Mindset
15:30-16:00
Register now: https://www.philips.co.uk/healthcare/about/events-calendar/ukrc-2018#our_innovation_education_sessions
Fusion Imaging in RFA – personalised ultrasound in action
10:30-10:55, every day
Fusion ultrasound in radiofrequency ablation (RFA) enables direct anatomical correlation between imaging modalities in order to target therapies to achieve the best outcomes in the management of a patient's disease. Join us to explore the dynamics of precision medicine in the management of focal liver disease and see how fusion ultrasound has the potential to affect treatment
Cardiac CT essentials
11:00-11:25, every day
The low cost and high sensitivity of cardiac CT make it the first-line investigation for patients presenting with chest pain due to suspected coronary artery disease. As a result cardiac CT is performed routinely in many departments across the UK with demand likely to increase. In this session we will look at the most important factors for successful cardiac CT including clinical indications, patient preparation, and basic cardiac anatomy. We will consider the importance of ECG gating, chosen acquisition modes (retrospective, prospective and Flash) and reconstruction.
Optimising image quality to deliver precision medicine in the Operating Theatre
11:30-11:55, every day
Join us at this session to explore factors which may be considered to optimise image quality using a mobile C-arm during the theatre case. Areas covered include: selecting the correct imaging application, scene length, brightness and contrast and other general topics.
Radiotherapy planning in prostrate imaging
13:00-13:25, every day
A discussion around the staging and radiotherapy planning of prostate imaging on the MAGNETOM Aera RT discussing the differences in scanning, the set-up of the patient and the reasons behind radiotherapy planning in MRI.
Advanced imaging techniques in radiotherapy planning
13:30-13:55, every day
An insight into the benefits of dual energy and Direct Density: their roles with lesion identification, contouring and dose calculations.
Pre-booking email [email protected]
CPD Now endorsement has been applied for.