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Update in Emergency Imaging
November 21-22, 2024
Bruges Meeting & Convention Centre (BMCC)
Bruges, Belgium

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European CME Credits are being sought by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME).
Credits for Ethics and Economy and being sought by the Belgian Accreditation Council.
Radioprotection Certificates being sought by the Belgian Federal Agency of Nuclear Control
- Distinguished and Rewarded International Faculty
- Close Interaction with International Attendees and Faculty
- Refreshing Content providing New Perspectives
- Interaction with Industrial Partners and Proximity of Industrial Booth
- Patronage Belgian Society of Radiology
- Venue in Bruges (BE), a Unesco World Heritage City that will capture your hart
Preliminary topics
Pressing Issues in Emergency Radiology
Imaging of Non-Traumatic Cardiothoracic Emergencies
Imaging of Non-Traumatic Gastrointestinal Emergencies
Non-Traumatic Neurological Emergencies
ulti-Energy CT in the Emergency Department & Trauma Center
Imaging of Non-Traumatic Genitourinary & Gynecological Emergencies
Mass Casualty Incident Workshop
Imaging of Non-Traumatic Musculoskeletal Emergencies
Non-Traumatic Spinal Emergencies
Emergency Radiology Shift Intensity: How to Know when Enough is Enough?
ABCDs of Trauma Imaging
Thoracic Trauma
Vascular Trauma
Imaging of Abdominal Trauma
High Yield Emergency Radiology Case Review
Updates in Head and Neck Trauma
Imaging of Spinal Trauma
High-Yield Trauma Imaging: Don't Miss Pathology in the ER
Musculoskeletal Trauma
MDCT and MR of acute abdomen
Errors in emergency and trauma radiology
Emergency imaging of pregnant patients
Content
State-of-the-art lectures
Case studies in Emergency Radiology
Quiz on Emergency Radiology
Clinical Pannel Discussion Emergency Medicine and Trauma Surgeon Expert & Radiologist
Electronic Poster Section for Young Radiologists and Residents
Lecture Platform for Young Radiologists and Residents
International Faculty
Details on Scientific Faculty soon available
Artifial Intelligence in
Medical Imaging & HealthcareDate will shortly be announced
Bruges Meeting & Convention Centre (BMCC),Bruges, Belgium
This conference aims to bring together leading experts, researchers, practitioners, and professionals from the fields of artificial intelligence, medical imaging, and healthcare. We believe that AI holds immense potential to revolutionize medical diagnostics, treatment planning, patient care, and the overall healthcare landscape.
The rapid changes in healthcare and the complexity of hospital management demand the engagement of all key stakeholders in leadership and strategy to drive the adoption of new technologies.
Based on the current need for customized education and awareness on this topic, we introduce an international conference focused on AI in Medical Imaging.
State-of-the-art Lectures (as of today)
- Value-based Imaging AI
- Data Driven Doctor
- The Radiologist as co-creator of a medical AI device
- Making your radiology data infrastructure ready for AI
- AI roadmap for a hospital: where to start and how to build the route?
- Sharing clinical data with industry: Myths and reality.
- Building a framework for an open-source federated AI-learning project.
- On the use of artificial intelligence in clinical practice.
- Federated learning and data privacy for medical imaging
- The impact of AI on the radiological workflow: what evidence do we have?
- What should medical students and radiology trainees learn about AI?
- How to prepare for implementing AI in the hospital
European CME Credits are being sought by the European
Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME).
Credits for Ethics and Economy and being sought by the Belgian Accreditation Council.
You will have the opportunity to ...
Gain Insights: Learn about the latest advancements in AI technologies and their applications in medical imaging and healthcare. Renowned experts will share their experiences, case studies, and research findings during engaging keynote presentations, panel discussions, and interactive sessions.
Network: Connect with like-minded professionals, researchers, and industry leaders to exchange ideas, foster collaborations, and build lasting relationships. The conference will provide ample networking opportunities during breaks, lunches, and the dedicated networking sessions.
Discover Innovations: Explore a diverse range of cutting-edge AI solutions, software platforms, and medical imaging technologies showcased by leading companies and startups in the exhibition area. This will provide you with a unique chance to witness the future of AI in healthcare firsthand.
Collaborate: Participate in sessions designed to facilitate collaboration and knowledge sharing among attendees. Share your insights, experiences, and research outcomes to contribute to the collective understanding of AI in medical imaging and healthcare.
Scientific Faculty (as of today)
Prof. Dr. J.J. Visser (Rotterdam, NL)
Dr. G. Speijer (Den Haag, NL)
Prof. Dr. E. Ranschaert (Ghent, BE)
Ir. P. De Jaeger (Roeselare, BE)
Ir. P. Moussali (Ghent, BE)
Dr. L. Topff (Amsterdam, NL)
Prof. Dr. S. Morozov (Ghent, BE)
Prof. N. Lea (London, UK)
Prof. Dr. B. van Ginneken (Nijmegen, NL)
Dr. B. Claikens (Ostend, BE), president