Contrast Study Day and Essential Physics for FRCR

Start

Thu, 21 Jan 2016, 09:00

End

Fri, 22 Jan 2016, 17:00

WebSite

https://membersarea.bir.org.uk/multievents/displayEvent.asp?Type=Full&Code=5275

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This course is designed to demonstrate how contrast media work in a variety of established imaging techniques, to understand the reasons behind the choice of contrast for each procedure and the risk and benefits of each contrast agent.
It will benefit trainees in radiology and established consultant radiologists wishing to keep abreast of the new contrast agents, and their use with established and new imaging techniques. The course will also act as essential CPD for radiographers working in any of the imaging disciplines.

Educational aims:

To cover the basics of physics for the Royal College of Radiology examinations
To provide a forum to discuss areas of difficulty
To provide access to experts in the workshops to explore areas of difficulty
To provide a fun and relaxed approach to revision

FULL COURSE

BIR member: Consultant or equivalent £160
BIR member: Non Consultant £100
BIR member: Trainee £70
BIR member: Retired/Student £60
Non-member: Consultant or equivalent £180
Non-member: Non consultant £120
Non-member: Trainee £110
Non-member: Retired/Student £90

ONE DAY

BIR member: Consultant or equivalent £85
BIR member: Non Consultant £60
BIR member: Trainee £50
BIR member: Retired/Student £40
Non-member: Consultant or equivalent £100
Non-member: Non consultant £75
Non-member: Trainee £65
Non-member: Retired/Student £55

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THURSDAY 21 JANUARY - ESSENTIAL PHYSICS FOR FRCR

08:30	Registration and refreshments
09:00	Basic physics review
09:30	IRMER and IR99
10:30	Refreshments
10:40	Workshops
11:40	The physics of x-ray imaging
12.20	The physics of computed tomography
12:40	Lunch
13:30	Ultrasound
14:00	Nuclear medicine
14:30	Refreshments
14:40	Workshops
15:40	MR
16:10	Summary of the workshops, discussions and Q&A
17:00	Q&A Close of meeting

FRIDAY 30 JANUARY - CONTRAST STUDY DAY

09:00	Registration and refreshments
09:20	Welcome
09:30	General applications for CT
10:00	General applications for MR
10:30	Dynamics of blood flow within the body
11:00	MR contrast agents and acquisition techniques
11:30	Refreshments
11:50	CT angiography
12:20	Saftey aspects of contrast agents
12:50	MR Angiography
13:20	Lunch
14:10	Contrast media in children
14:40	CT abdomen and CT colonography
15:10	Small bowel imaging and contrast agents
15.40	Refreshments
16:00	CT and MR of the liver
16:30	Q&A session and discussions
17:00	Close of meeting