Update in GI Imaging
Join us for a full-day study session exploring the latest developments and best practices in abdominal imaging.
“This course is aimed at all imaging Healthcare professionals with an interest in GI imaging. We, as a faculty, want to cover a broad spectrum of topics in GI; updating all and maximising the learning experience” Course lead: Professor Mark Callaway, Consultant Radiologist, Bristol Royal Infirmary.
Join us for a full-day study session exploring the latest developments and best practices in abdominal imaging.
“This course is aimed at all imaging Healthcare professionals with an interest in GI imaging. We, as a faculty, want to cover a broad spectrum of topics in GI; updating all and maximising the learning experience” Course lead: Professor Mark Callaway, Consultant Radiologist, Bristol Royal Infirmary.
Key highlights
This course is ideal for radiologists, radiographers, and clinicians with an interest in abdominal pathology and diagnostic imaging.
The day includes interactive Q&A sessions, opportunities for discussion, and practical take-home tips to apply in daily practice.
Why attend?
- Gain up-to-date knowledge from regional experts
- Enhance your confidence in interpreting complex abdominal imaging
- Network with peers and specialists in the field
- Earn 6 CPD credits
Programme highlights:
- Primary liver tumours and LiRADS – Understand how to approach and categorise liver lesions using the LiRADS system.
- MRCP and the biliary tree – Explore the critical role of MRCP in diagnosing biliary pathology.
- Interventional radiology in HCC – Discover key interventional techniques and treatment strategies for hepatocellular carcinoma.
- Pancreatic cysts – Gain a comprehensive overview of pancreatic cystic lesions and their imaging characteristics.
- Acute pancreatitis – Learn how to identify and manage acute presentations through imaging.
- Post-operative abdomen – Review normal and abnormal findings in post-surgical imaging.
- Small bowel imaging – Develop practical skills for evaluating small bowel pathology.
- Common errors in abdominal imaging – Recognise and avoid frequent pitfalls to improve diagnostic accuracy.
Group discounts are available. For more information, please email educateenquiries@medica.co.uk
Accreditation: 6 CPD/CME Credits can be claimed in accordance with the CPD Scheme of The Royal College of Radiologists.
All tickets are fixed to a 20% VAT rate.
Please note: Whilst we make every effort to ensure the course runs as scheduled, unforeseen circumstances may occasionally require a change of date or venue. We strongly recommend that delegates book flexible or refundable travel and accommodation arrangements, as we cannot be held responsible for any costs incurred due to changes beyond our control.