Join expert faculty for a two-day Spotlight Course held in Istanbul, Türkiye, to master the latest advancements in body imaging and emergency radiology.
Led by top presenters from RSNA, this course provides practical insights you can use to improve your image interpretation skills and diagnostic confidence.
Plus, you’ll learn and evaluate the most up-to-date techniques and protocols for optimizing imaging, clinical workflows and improving patient triage and care.
Review course details below and register today!
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Who should attend this course?
Radiologists in both academic and private practice with an interest in body and emergency imaging will benefit from taking this course.
Course information
Course dates & location
June 28–29, 2025
Sheraton Istanbul City Center
Haci Ahmet Mah, Kurtulus Deresi Cad. No:23 Beyoğlu
Istanbul, Türkiye
34440
Course format
Top Presenters from RSNA: Expert Insights on Emergency and Abdominopelvic Imaging is an in-person course featuring interactive, educational sessions (including panels and small group discussions), demonstrations and networking opportunities.
Course language
English
Continuing Education Information:
Due to an agreement of mutual recognition, the UEMS- European Accreditation Council will convert AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ to EACCME European CME Credits (ECMECs).
A certificate of attendance and CME certificate will be provided to participants upon course completion.
Learning objectives
- Discuss pitfalls in image interpretation of common etiologies of abdominopelvic pathology.
- Evaluate management implications of several abdominopelvic grading systems, including LI-RADS, O-RADS, and PI-RADS.
- Introduce common applications of MR imaging in the emergency department.
- Outline technique and protocol considerations for optimizing abdominopelvic imaging.
- Synthesize current concepts in imaging blunt splenic, liver and renal trauma using CT to understand how they impact patient triage and care.
Program preview
| Emergency topics | |
|---|---|
| Added value of DECT | |
| SBO and ischemia | |
| Postoperative complications of bariatric surgery | |
| CT and MR of Crohn’s disease | |
| Gynecologic emergencies | |
| Imaging the pregnant patient | |
| Unusual renal and ureteral emergencies | |
| Penile and scrotal emergencies | |
| MR in the Emergency department | |
| Unknown ER cases | |
| Trauma topics | |
| Pancreatic trauma | |
| Bowel and mesenteric injury | |
| Spleen/liver trauma | |
| Vascular trauma | |
| GI bleeding | |
| Body topics | |
| LI-RADS | |
| Diffuse liver disease | |
| Pancreas difficult cases: How to do Problem Solving | |
| Spleen: Interesting Cases | |
| MRCP/hepatobiliary/pancreatitis | |
| Renal MRI: Added Value | |
| Kidney (including cases) | |
| Prostate (including cases) | |
| PI-RADS, PRECISE and PI-RR: Tips and Tricks | |
| ONCO-RADS | |
| O-RADS: Tips and Tricks | |
| Gynecologic MRI: Interesting Cases | |
| Delivering the impacts of the MRI diagnosis pathway | |
Contact us
Questions? Contact us at customerservice@rsna.org.