EUROSON SCHOOL: How to Incorporate CEUS into Your Imaging Practice
~ PROGRAMME ~
18-19 June 2025
The organizers of the course wish to invite you to participate in a 2-day concentration of experience and education in the exciting field of contrast-enhanced ultrasound (CEUS) for adults.
The course will take place at the Windsor Walk Lecture Theatre, Fetal Medicine Research Institute, within easy connection to central London. Two day fee includes two day course and dinner on Wednesday 18th June at Palm Court for regular delegate and trainees/sonographers registrations. We are also offering individual day tickets and a favorable rate for medical students (dinner tickets can be bought for a supplementary price of £60 for 3 courses including wine for single day and medical student registrations) It does not include accommodation but in the registration link you will find suggestions of local hotels.
Please see the full programme and course fees below.
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Wednesday |
Thursday |
Both days |
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Regular Delegate Registration |
£200 |
£200 |
£360 |
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Trainees & Sonographers |
£90 |
£90 |
£180 |
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Medical Students |
£50 ~ Dinner tickets can be purchased for an additional £60 for 3 courses inc. wine. |
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COURSE PROGRAMME
Wednesday 18th June
0900 -0910 Welcome Background and Liver Session - Prof Paul Sidhu
Session I Basics of CEUS
0910–0940 Introduction to CEUS ~ Prof Martin Krix0940-1000 Safety of CEUS ~ Prof Adrian Lim
1000-1015 How to perform CEUS ~ Dr Tim Yusuf
1015-1030 EFSUMB CEUS Guidelines ~ Prof Paul Sidhu
1030-1050 Coffee Break
Session II Hepatobiliary disease Part 1
1050–1120 CEUS of Focal Liver lesions ~ Dr Matteo Rosselli1120–1150 CEUS LIRADS ~ Dr Tommaso Bartolotta
1150-1220 CEUS of Diffuse Liver Disease ~ Dr Giovanna Ferraioli
1220-1227 Industry session 1
1227-1234 Industry session 2
1234-1241 Industry session 3
1245–1345 Lunch
Session III
David Cosgrove Lecture1345–1415 Non-invasive Monitoring of Portal Hypertension ~ Flemming Fosberg
Session IV Hepatobiliary disease Part 2
1415 – 1445 Elastography and fat quantification ~ Dr Giovanna Ferraioli1445 – 1515 Liver Transplantation ~ Prof Dirk-Andre Clevert
1515 – 1530 Gallbladder and biliary disease ~ Dr Tim Yusuf
1530 – 1610 Pancreas: Tumour and Inflammation ~ Prof Mirko D’Onofrio
1610-1617 Industry session 4
1617-1624 Industry session 5
1624-1645 Coffee Break
Session V Hepatobiliary disease Part 3
1645-1715 Virtual Liver Multi-disciplinary meeting ~ Dr Matteo Rosselli1715–1730 Abdominal Trauma ~ Dr Annamaria Deganello
1730-1745 CEUS of the Spleen ~ Prof Paul Sidhu
1930-2230 Course Dinner
Thursday 19th June
0900-0910 Welcome Day 2 Dr Tim Yusuf
Session VI Innovations and Controversies
0910–0940 Recent Advances: Super Resolution Ultrasound ~ Prof Meng Xing Tang0940-1000 CEUS In Pregnancy ~ Prof Dirk Andre Clevert
1000-1030 Therapeutic potential of CEUS ~ Prof Carmel Moran
1030-1100 A role for CEUS in MSK? ~ Prof Ernst Michael Jung
1100-1120 Coffee Break
Session VII Non-Liver
1120-1150 Thyroid and Parathyroid ~ Prof Maija Radzina1150-1220 Renal CEUS A waste of time? ~ Christopher Harvey
1220-1250 CEUS in Intervention ~ Franca Meloni
1250-1320 CEUS in the bowel ~ Dr Giovanni Maconi
1320-1420 Lunch
Session VIII Superficial Structures and Vascular Disease
1420- 1440 CEUS of Vascular disease Carotid Disease ~ Dr Vasileios Rafailidis1440- 1500 CEUS of Aortic Stents Grafts ~ Dr Vasileios Rafailidis
1500-1520 Sentinel node detection and CEUS in the Breast ~ Prof Adrian Lim
1520-1540 Cases of Interest from the Archives ~ Training Radiology Residents
1540-1600 Coffee Break
Session XI Miscellanous Uses of CEUS
1600 -1620 Tumours and Inflammation Testis ~ Dr Dean Huang1620–1640 Endocavitary Use of CEUS ~ Dr Tim Yusuf
1640-1700 CEUS as a Problem solving tool in Paediatrics ~ Dr Maria Sellars
1730 Farewell
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