PET/CT for the General Radiologist Organised by the BIR Scottish Branch

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Wed, 7 Jun 2017, 09:15

End

Wed, 7 Jun 2017, 04:30

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This event is aimed at clinicians, especially general radiologists who encounter PET scans as part of their daily work but don’t report them in addition to trainees. The aim is to give a basic understanding of the science underpinning PET, its indications, pitfalls and superficial image interpretation. It will conclude by summarising future tracer developments and imminent new indications for PET feature.

Hear from high-quality speakers with vast experience in the world of PET/CT, including those from the West of Scotland PET centre, currently one of the busiest centres in the UK.

Educational aims:

To gain a basic understanding of the science behind PET
To discuss indications for PET referral
To gain a basic understanding of PET interpretation

Registration fees

BIR member Plan 1 £80
BIR member Plan 2 £60
BIR Trainee member £40
BIR Retired/Student member £30
Non-member Consultant or equivalent £110
Non-member Other grades £90
Non-member Trainee £60
Non-member Retired/Student £50

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09:15	Registration and refreshments
09:45	Welcome and introduction
	Dr John Shand, Consultant
	Radiologist, Stobhill Hospital
	Session 1: Techniques
	Chair: Dr David Stobo, Consultant
	Radiologist, Queen Elizabeth University
	Hospital, Glasgow
10:00	PET physics and equipment
	Dr Mary-Frances Dempsey, Clinical
	Scientist, West of Scotland PET Centre
10:20	Radiochemistry - FDG and other isotopes
	Dr Jonathan Owens, PET
	Production Head of Operations,
	West of Scotland PET Centre
10:40	Patient preparation and scanning
	Ms Gilly Turnbull, Radiographer,
	West of Scotland PET Centre
11:00	Refreshments
	Session 2: Overview of clinical applications
	Chair: Dr Jack Straiton, Consultant
	Radiologist, Aberdeen Royal Infirmary
11:30	Indications and referral guidelines
	Dr Dave Colville, Consultant Nuclear
	Medicine Physician, Glasgow Royal Infirmary
11:50	Normal appearances, variants, pitfalls and PACS tips
	Dr John Shand, Consultant
	Radiologist, Stobhill Hospital
12:20	Lunch
	Session 3: Specific applications of FDG PET-CT
	Chair: Dr John Shand, Consultant
	Radiologist, Stobhill Hospital
13:20	Lung cancer
	Dr Peter Garmany, Consultant
	Radiologist, Queen Elizabeth
	University Hospital, Glasgow
13:45	Lymphoma
	Dr David Stobo, Consultant
	Radiologist, Queen Elizabeth
	University Hospital, Glasgow
14:10	Colorectal and upper GI malignancy
	Dr Dilip Patel, Consultant
	Radiologist, Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh
14:35	Head and neck malignancy
	Dr Sai Han, Consultant Nuclear
	Medicine Physician, Glasgow Royal Infirmary
15:00	Refreshments
	Session 4: Beyond oncological FDG PET/CT
	Chair: Dr John Shand, Consultant
	Radiologist, Stobhill Hospital
15:30	FDG beyond oncology
	Dr David Stobo, Consultant
	Radiologist, Queen Elizabeth
	University Hospital, Glasgow
16:00	Beyond FDG
	Dr Jack Straiton, Consultant
	Radiologist, Aberdeen Royal Infirmary
16:30	Close of event

BY CAR

From the North: Via the A82 and M8, exit junction 19

From the East: Via the M8, exit junction 19

From the South: Via the M74 and M8, exit junction 19

From the West: Via the M8, exit junction 19

The Q Park Car Park (corner of Howard Street and Jamaica Street is located directly behind IET Glasgow: Teacher Building.

BY BUS

The bus stops are made on Argyle Street, which adjoins Jamaica Street, Howard Street and Osborne Street to access St Enoch Square and IET Glasgow: Teacher Building: Argyle Street: Routes 1, 2, 6, 7, 61 and 75 Jamaica Street: Routes 3, 4, 10, 38 and 57 Howard Street: Routes 2, 7, 61 and 75 Oswald Street: Routes 3, 4, 9,10,38, and 57

BY FOOT:

From Glasgow Queen Street, allow 10-15 minutes to walk this route. Leave Queen Street station via the ‘George Square’ exit Cross over the pedestrian crossing onto West George Street and turn right. Turn left at St George’s Tron and head down Buchanan Street. Take the pedestrian crossing opposite the Bank of Scotland and enter St Enoch Square. From Glasgow Central Station, allow 5-10 minutes to walk this route. Follow the signs for ‘Argyle Street’ between Patisserie Valerie and Costa. Take the escalator and turn left at the bottom. Exit the station opposite the ‘Arches’ and turn left. Cross the road opposite KFC and continue walking until you reach Frasers’ department store on the corner. At Frasers, take the pedestrian crossing opposite the Bank of Scotland and enter St Enoch Square.