20SEPTEMBER

2019

Bayer have part funded this event

ADVANCES IN IMAGING ORGANISED BY THE BIR WESSEX BRANCH

Venue: Heartbeat Lecture Theatre, University of Southampton

CPD: 4 CREDIT

ADVANCES IN IMAGING ORGANISED BY THE BIR WESSEX BRANCH Venue: Heartbeat Lecture Theatre, University of SouthamptonCPD: 4 CREDITS

Artificial intelligence in radiology: how will we be affected?Dr Simon Wong, ST2 Radiology Registrar, University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust

Refreshments

Abstract presentation 2

Abstract presentation 3

AI in cardiac imaging – present and futureDr Declan O’Regan, Lead Clinician for Imaging Research, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust

14:35

14:45

15:15

15:25

15:35

Lunch and registration

Welcome and introduction

Machine Learning and AI – what the specialist needs to knowMs Monica Enescu, Research Scientist, Mirada Medical

Computer-based analysis of lung diseaseDr Joseph Jacob, Consultant Radiologist and Wellcome Trust Intermediate Fellow, University College London

Title TBCDr Joe Iles, Behold.AI

12:00

13:00

13:05

13:35

14:05

This event will begin with a lunch followed by an afternoon of lectures. This years’ meeting will focus on advances in imaging: Artificial intelligence, machine learning and beyond. The day is aimed at presenting advances in current medical imaging and how these advances are currently being utilised and how they may effect imaging practice in the future. Topics discussed will include artificial intelligence and machine learning along with cutting-edge new imaging techniques in other fields of imaging.

Who should attend:Radiology consultants and trainees, medical physicists, radiographers and non-radiology medical specialists with an interest in imaging (cardiologists, oncologists etc)

Educational aims:• To inform the audience of new advances in medical imaging• To explain how these advances are being applied in current clinical practice• To predict how these advances may be applied in the future and what

implications that has for current imaging practitioners

This course provides 4 CPD credits in accordance with the CPD Scheme of the Royal College of Radiologists

Non member £35

BIR Member £15

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16:05

16:35

17:05

17:10

FFRCT: The journey from innovative research technology to clinical practiceDr James Shambrook, Consultant Radiologist, University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust

Breast AIDr Lucy Warren, Senior Clinical Scientist, Royal Surrey County Hospital

Closing remarks

Close of event

20SEPTEMBER

2019

ADVANCES IN IMAGING ORGANISED BY THE BIR WESSEX BRANCH

Venue: Heartbeat Lecture Theatre,

University Hospital Southampton

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HampshireSO16 6YD

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