Programme
Meeting President
Alexandra Borges, Lisbon/PT
Local Organising Committee
Ana Germano, Amadora/PT
Leonor Fernandes, Lisbon/PT
João Lopes Dias, Lisbon/PT
Mariana Horta, Lisbon/PT
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2017
08:30-09:00 Opening Ceremony
09:00 10:30 SS 1 Lymphoprolliferative disorders in the head and neck
09:00 SS 1.1. The many faces of extranodal lymphoma
09:30 SS 1.2. Nodal involvement: Role of imaging in the diagnosis and follow-up
10:00 SS 1.3. Involvement by multiple myeloma
09:00-10:30 SS 2 Temporal bone imaging
09:00 SS 2.1. Cone beam vs conventional CT: Advantages and disadvantages
09:30 SS 2.2. Imaging otosclerosis: Pearls and pitfalls
10:00 SS 2.3. Imaging ossicular chain prosthesis and its complications
10:30-11:00 Coffee Break
11:00-11:30 SS 3 Imaging in swallowing and sleep disorders
11:00 SS 3.1. Contributes of imaging in the management of patients with obstructive sleep apnea
11:30 SS 3.2. Swallowing disorders: Recognizing the most common clinical patterns – A multidisciplinary approach
12:00 SS 3.3. Cross sectional imaging for functional swallowing disorders : when, how and what to expect
11:00-12:30 SS 4 Thyroid gland US: The basics and beyond
11:00 SS 4.1. Normal US anatomy and anatomical variants
11:30 SS 4.2. Doppler, contrast-enhanced US and elastography: Is there a real added value in thyroid nodules characterization?
12:00 SS 4.3. Implications of the new ATA guidelines on pre-operative thyroid imaging
11:00-12:30 Lunch Break/Industry sponsored Symposium
13.30-14:30 Short oral presentation session 1: Head and neck cancer in the spotlight
13.30-14:30 Short oral presentation session 2: New developments in temporal bone imaging
14:30-16:00 NH 1 Future trends in head and neck cancer imaging
14:30 NH 1.1. Image texture analysis and its biologic correlates – A new challenge for radiologists?
15:00 NH 1.2. Impact of spectral CT on head and neck oncology
15:30 NH 1.3. Potential impact of new PET tracers
14:30-16:00 Interactive session: Tumor boards alive
16:00-16:30 Coffee Break
16:30-17:30 SS 5 Head and neck imaging: Past, present and future
16:30 SS 5.1 The past and the present: Personalities and lessons to be learned
17:00 SS 5.2 Future: Radiomics and computational Imaging
16:30-17:30 SA 1 Head and neck paragangliomas
16:30 SA 1.1. New concepts, genetic testing and implications for imaging
17:00 SA 1.2. Role of imaging in the diagnosis, management and follow-up
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2017
08:30-10:00 SS 6 Pediatric head and neck Imaging
08:30 SS 6.1. Fetal and post-natal imaging of congenital head and neck anomalies
09:00 SS 6.2. CT and MRI at the emergency department: When US is not enough
09:30 SS 6.3. Rhabdomyosarcoma and its mimics
08:30-10:00 SS 7 Imaging the brachial plexus
08:30 SS 7.1. US: Indications and limitations
09:00 SS 7.2. MRI: Protocols and emerging techniques – MR neurography
09:30 SS 7.3. MRI: What and how to Report?
10:00-10:30 NH2 Imaging globalization
10:30 NH 2.1. Moving on to structured imaging reports
10:00-10:30 SA 2 Autoimune and granulomatous diseases
10:00 SA 2.1. Spectrum of imaging finding in the head and neck and their imaging findings
10:30 – 11:00 Coffee Break
11:00-12:30 SA 3 DWI and PWI in the head and neck- Where do we stand?
11:00 SA 3.1. Standardizing imaging protocols and recognizing pitfalls
11:30 SA 3.2. Present role of quantitative DWI in head and neck oncology
12:00 SA 3.3. Present role of quantitative PWI in head and neck oncology
11:00-12:30 SS 8 The jaws
11:00 SS 8.1. Dental CT: Implants and beyond – What and how to report
11:30 SS 8.2. Odontogenic tumors: Role of imaging in the differential diagnosis
12:00 SS 8.3. Radiation and biphosphonates induced bone necrosis
12:00-13:00 Industry sponsored Symposium
Spectral CT in the Head and neck
13:30-14:30 Short oral presentation session 3: Pot-Pourri of Top best posters
13:30-14:30 Short oral presentation session 4: US applications: Alive and kicking
14:30-16:00 SS 9 Imaging in acute head and neck trauma
14:30 SS 9.1. Maxillo-facial fractures: What do surgeons need to know?
15:00 SS 9.2. Temporal bone trauma
15:30 SS 9.3. Imaging assessment of cranial nerve injuries
14:30-16:00 Interactive session: Normal and abnormal imaging findings after reconstructive flaps in the neck
16:00-16:30 Coffee Break
16:30-17:30 SS 10 The orbit
16:30 SS 10.1. New trends in the classification of orbital inflammation
17:00 SS 10.2. Role of imaging in the diagnosis and staging of ocular Tumors
16:30-17:30 SS 11 Salivary glands
16:30 SS 11.1. Sialolithiasis: Imaging implications on patient’s management
17:00 SS 11.2. Parotid tumors beyond salivary origin: A diagnostic challenge
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2017
08:30-10:00 Interactive session: Mistakes in Head and Neck radiology: You the judge
08:30-10:00 RC 1 Refresher course
08:30 RC 1.1. Imaging of the temporal bone: Anatomy and inflammatory lesions
09:00 RC 1.2. Imaging of the temporal bone: Congenital and neoplastic lesions
09:30 RC 1.3. Paranasal sinuses: Anatomy and inflammatory lesions
10:00 – 10:30 Coffee Break
10:30-12:00 SS 11 Skull base
10:30 SS 11.1 Anatomic variants and developmental disorders
11:00 SS 11.2. Skull base meningiomas: “Benign” but aggressive tumors!
11:30 SS 11.3. New imaging challenges in endoscopic skull base surgery planning
10:30-12:00 RC 2 Refresher course
10:30 RC 2.1. Paranasal sinuses: Neoplastic lesions
11:00 RC 2.2. Imaging nodal neck masses
11:30 RC 2.3. Imaging non-nodal neck masses
12:00-13:00 SA 4 Head and neck cancer
12:00 Impact of multimodality data on radiotherapy planning
13:00-13:10 Closing ceremony