BSCMR Events Calendar

The 3 day course has been endorsed by SCMR for level 1 certification and approved by the Royal College of Physicians for 18 CPD points.

Dates: Tuesday 20 – Thursday 22 November 2018
Venue: King’s College London – St Thomas’ Hospital, London, SE1 7EH
Fees: £560 external, £190 internal (KCL, GSTT and KCH)
For more information/registration:

https://www.kcl.ac.uk/lsm/research/divisions/imaging/index.aspx

This established course has been running for 8 years, King’s provides an exceptional faculty of internationally renowned experts in the field of cardiac MRI.
It covers the basic principles of CMR, its clinical indications and role in a multi-modality imaging environment. Delegates will learn in lectures and hands on sessions, at the end of the course they will have a solid understanding of when to refer a patient for Cardiovascular MRI and how to interpret CMR images and reporting. It is suitable for cardiologists and radiologists.

Feedback from delegates attending previous courses:
• All lectures are well structured and rich in relevance to the lecture subject content.
• Excellent case reviews , superb session, consolidating knowledge
• It was suitable for everyone who wants to start studying CMR
• Well-constructed and organised. Learned there is a good relationship between cardiology and radiographers working together
• I would highly recommend it to a colleague.
• Excellent overview and assessment. Great job Dr Chiribiri, Brilliant
• Excellent! Did what it said on the tin

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Description:
It our honour and pleasure to welcome you at the ESCR 2019 Annual Scientific Meeting, this time taking place in the city of Antwerp, Belgium.

As always, this event constitutes the most important meeting for non-invasive cardiac and cardiovascular radiologists in Europe, bringing together colleagues from all over the world to share their knowledge and experience in a friendly atmosphere.

Radiology has always been a rapidly evolving specialty, closely linked to technical innovations but also actively contributing to a better understanding of pathophysiological processes in a wide variety of diseases. This is actually especially true in the field of non-invasive cardiovascular imaging, where new techniques including e.g. parametric MR mapping for tissue characterisation, non-invasive CT-based fraction flow reserve calculations, and evolving insights in the evaluation and treatment of valvular heart disease with CT/MR are leading to improved diagnostic possibilities and better patient care. The current annual meeting will provide plenty of opportunities to learn the latest insights into cutting-edge clinical imaging applications, not only through lectures by respected speakers, but also through a variety of dedicated workshops on contemporary topics. Finally, the rise of artificial intelligence and big data is undeniable, with a growing impact on the workflow and position of the radiologist. Dedicated sessions will provide the necessary insights relevant to clinical practice.

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