ESMRMB Event Calendar

Description The MSK fellowship that TMC academy offers includes an overview of the knee, shoulder, hip, elbow, wrist, ankle joints in modules covering the morning or afternoon. Each module starts with a lecture. You will be challenged with an examination and after the lecture we continue with individual case readings from the TMC academy teaching file. Finally, each module ends with a common reading session of the cases using reporting templates to help you navigate and write adequate reports. Participation in this fellowship with 6 radiologists maximum ensures a personal learning environment where you will enhance and strengthen your own and each other’s knowledge in structured musculoskeletal MRI reading. If the fellowship has been successful it has provided you with knowledge that can help you address your normal clinical challenges, as well as future pursuits. At the end of the program you will be able to identify and report on common Musculoskeletal MRI and pathology in daily practice without difficulty. Learning objectives Upgrade your knowledge by immersion in a learning environment without distraction of daily practice Become familiar and feel confident with basic and early advanced MSK pathology as encountered in daily practice Discriminate common variants from pathology Learn to construct an adequate report through structured reporting Programme will include Lectures on common pathology of the knee, shoulder, elbow, wrist, ankle and hip and specific sports injuries with quiz cases Individual reporting on provided cases with supervision of mentor Group case discussion of the reported cases Daily examination Level Level II – General radiologist Radiologists with little or with early advanced knowledge in MSK pathology and who would like to become more confident on reporting musculoskeletal MRI will benefit most from the fellowship.

Welcome to Marseille for the 2020 meeting of the European Congress of Magnetic Resonance in Neuropediatrics (ECMRN) formely known as European Society of Magnetic Resonance in Neuropediatrics. (ESMRN). As in previous meetings, the day before the main event will be a precongress day dedicated to fetal, neonatal and infant brain. This educational day adresses basic and advanced topics in this peculiar field. The congress is intended to provide review and discussion of diseases involving the pediatric brain as well as new trends  and clinical applications.The congress is designed for practicing radiologists whose work includes pediatric neuroradiology and those involved in neurosciences, neurology and/or related fields.

The EFOMP school for Medical Physics Experts will be aimed at advanced tasks connected with the use of statistical methods in data handling and interpretation. The school will cover the methods of inferential statistics most frequently used in the medical field, the statistical methods used in radiomics, the treatment of errors and uncertainties in radiation dosimetry.

This two-and-half day event will be accredited by EBAMP (European Board of Accreditation for Medical Physics) and is intended for practicing clinical Medical Physicists who are involved in data management and research. As in last year’s school, there will be an optional examination at the end for those seeking a higher level of certification beyond attendance.

The 8th MR in RT Symposium is the major event in the field of MR guided radiotherapy and we expect many opinion leaders from all major clinical research centers to contribute to it. We anticipate approximately 400 international participants for this symposium, attracting Medical Physicists, Radiation Oncologists as well as Radiologists, Computer Scientists, Radiation Therapists and trainees interested in the field of Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Radiation Therapy. This annual symposium is a 2.5 day scientific meeting and will include keynote lectures, panel discussions, talks and poster presentations as well as an industrial exhibition. We intend to discuss especially the current clinical status and future directions of this field, which will be important for its clinical success.