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MUSCULOSKELETALIMAGING COURSESeptember 26-28, 2018COURSE HIGHLIGHTSBerlin45th Annual Meeting Case-Based Interactive Audience Response Sessions 4 Self-Assessment Module Offerings Recommendations for MSK Dilemmas Hot Topics in Musculoskeletal Imaging Orthopedic Pathology Course Musculoskeletal Ultrasound CourseInterContinental Berlin Berlin, Germany www.internationalskeletalsociety.com
YOU ARE INVITED1The International Skeletal Society (ISS) invites you to its 45th annual refresher course in MusculoskeletalRadiology. The program is exceptional on numerous counts. All aspects of MSK radiology are coveredover three days. The speakers are international experts who have literally written the books on MSK MRI,CT, ultrasound and radiography.Parallel tracks give participants the option of attending lectures focusing on either sports medicine orother MSK disorders such as neoplasm, infection, arthritis and metabolic disease. In the sports track,lectures emphasize the current thinking about anatomy, physiology and traumatic mechanisms of injury.The program is designed for depth of knowledge. In the MSK disorders track, speakers will address hottopics including bone marrow, peripheral nerves, orthopedic hardware and cartilage. Interventionaltopics encompass injections, percutaneous treatments and biopsy techniques comparing ultrasound,CT and fluoroscopic guidance.Here are some highlights: Opening session on bone marrow imaging with histopathological correlationMSK imaging dilemmas with evidence-based recommendationsISS meets DGMSR: imaging of the shoulderSelf-assessment modules (SAM)Interactive audience response sessions (ARS)Sports-specific injuries involving joints and musclesRapid-fire presentations on bone and soft tissue tumorsTraditional film quiz panelSeveral optional courses are available. The one-day MSK ultrasound course takes place on Tuesday. Spaceis limited for the small group tutorials in which participants can scan models under the supervision ofexperienced tutors. The one-day radiology-pathology correlation course happens on Sunday. Participantsin this pathology course are welcome to join ISS members for case presentations during the MembersMeeting on Monday and Tuesday.In 2018, the ISS refresher course will take place in Berlin at the InterContinental Hotel. The InterCon isrecently updated and well located in the Tiergarten district of Berlin, minutes from the Zoo, KaDeWeand Bikini Berlin. Berlin is Germany’s largest city and its capital since the reunification of East and WestGermany in 1990. Most importantly, Berlin is an extraordinarily vibrant, profoundly historical and cuttingedge cultural city.We hope you will join us in Berlin.William PalmerISS PresidentLaura BancroftChair, Program CommitteeBerlin, the German capital, is renowned for its exceptional variety of attractions,its flourishing cultural scene and a way of life that’s both fast-paced and relaxed.Contrasts between historical buildings and modern architecture, between thetraditional and the modern are what set the city apart from the rest. The sightsof Berlin – from the Brandenburg Gate to the Federal Chancellery – tell the storyof an entire nation.Andreas HeuckChair, Local Organizing Committee
ISS EDUCATIONAL NEEDS & OBJECTIVES2MUSCULOSKELETAL IMAGING COURSE EDUCATIONAL NEEDSOVERALL MEETING DESIGNDuring this six-day meeting, all attendees are welcome to registerfor the three-day refresher course, our main educational activity. Allattendees can also register for our one-day Pathology OrthopedicCourse and Hands-On Ultrasound Course. The Members Meeting,our two-day scientific program, is open to ISS members. The multiplesessions are designed to meet the needs of the multi-disciplinaryphysicians attending the course. The course focus is targetedtowards, pathologists, radiologists, researchers, sonographers,allied health providers and other professionals interested inmusculoskeletal imaging.EDUCATIONAL NEEDSMusculoskeletal imaging involves a broad spectrum of pathologyincluding sports related injuries, trauma, arthritis, infection, osseousand soft tissue tumors, and metabolic bone disease. The diagnosisand management of musculoskeletal disorders increasinglyrelies upon advanced imaging. Further, image guided biopsy andtherapeutic interventions play an important role in the managementof musculoskeletal disorders. Given these demands, musculoskeletalimagers require ongoing education to maintain an extensiveknowledge base, be skilled in state-of-the-art imaging techniques,and understand the latest advances in clinical management.The refresher course is structured to fully address the educationalneeds of musculoskeletal imagers. Two parallel tracks in sportsmedicine imaging and musculoskeletal imaging provide attendees awide selection of activities to fulfill their individual educational needs.Educational sessions within each track concentrate on specificpathology and anatomic regions. Conventional didactic lectures aresupplemented by highly focused “rapid fire” sessions to maximizethe educational yield for participants. To facilitate integration ofeducational material into clinical practice, attendees are encouragedto participate in case interpretation sessions. Interactive eventsinclude a film interpretation panel and an innovative “at the PACS”session combining real-time interpretation with didactic materials.The sports medicine imaging track includes topics reviewinganatomy and pathology of the shoulder, elbow, wrist, hip, knee, ankleand foot. Rapid fire sessions focus on sites of complex anatomy andspecific injuries. Special sessions addressing tendon, cartilage, boneand muscle emphasize the evaluation of musculoskeletal structuralsubstrates, affording an in depth exploration of biomechanics,pathophysiology, and advanced imaging. Attendees are assuredof an expansive educational experience with offerings that includetendon histopathology, advanced cartilage imaging, pediatric sportsinjuries, postoperative imaging, and numerous specific sportsrelated injuries.The musculoskeletal disease track covers a broader array ofpathology, acting as both a comprehensive review and update onrecent advances. Common musculoskeletal findings are discussedin an introductory “differential and diagnosis” session, withsubsequent sessions on trauma, bone and soft tissue tumors,metabolic bone disease and arthritis. Additional sessions addressdisorders of the spine and peripheral nerves, imaging of orthopedichardware, and musculoskeletal therapeutic interventions. Advancedimaging techniques are discussed using the popular rapid fireformat, including whole body MRI, dual energy CT and metal artifactreduction methods.The primary goal of the refresher course is to provide a richeducational experience for attendees. The wide variety of educationalsessions allows participants to remedy educational gaps, regardlessof experience or scope of practice. Attendees of the course canexpect to gain in depth knowledge of common clinical entities andexposure to uncommon disorders, while also learning of the latestinnovations in advanced imaging and therapeutic interventions.EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVESAt the conclusion of the ISS 45th Annual Meeting and MusculoskeletalImaging Course, attendees should be able to:1. Explain the pathophysiology and imaging findings of commonlyencountered musculoskeletal disorders and sports relatedinjuries.2. Identify appropriate utilization of radiographs, CT, MRI andultrasound for evaluating musculoskeletal disorders.ULTRASOUND AND GUIDED INTERVENTION:MUSCLE, NERVE AND FATThe need for the hands-on ultrasound workshop and lectures hasbeen established from discussions with the ISS program committee,the feedback from past ISS program committee, the feedback frompast ISS program committee and past ISS hands-on workshops, andfaculty participation in other similar hands-on ultrasound workshopsacross the world. The topic chosen for this year’s course is ultrasoundof Muscle, Nerve and Fat. In addition to didactic lectures, theattendees will participate in hands-on scanning tutorials, allowingthe delegates to work in small groups with experts to practice theirscanning of muscles, nerves, and fat.ACCREDITATIONPlease visit the website for CME and Sonographer accreditationupdates: www.internatonalskeletalsociety.comMUSCULOSKELETAL
3MUSCULOSKELETAL IMAGING COURSE FACULTYRonald Adler, MD, PhDGeorgina Allen, FRCR, MScSEMNicolas Amoretti, MDMark Anderson, MDSuzanne Anderson, MD, PhDGustav Andreisek, MD, MBAE. Remide Arkun, MDLaura Bancroft, MD, FACRAntonio Barile, MDAndrea Baur-Melnyk, MDAlberto Bazzocchi, MD, PhDFrancesca D. Beaman, MDIan Beggs, FRCPE, FRCRJenny Bencardino, MDD. Lee Bennett, MD, MA, MBADonna Blankenbaker, MDKlaus Bohndorf, MDS. Fiona Bonar, MB, FRCPath, FRCPAMarcelo Bordalo-Rodrigues MD, PhDRobert Boutin, MDMiriam Bredella, MDEarl W. Brien, MDKenneth Buckwalter, MD, MS, MBACharles Bush, MDRobert Campbell, MDJohn Carrino, MD, MPHVictor Cassar-Pullicino, MDNancy Chauvin, MDAvneesh, Chhabra, MDJung-Ah Choi, MDHema Choudur, MBBS, FRCPCChristine Chung, MDAnne Cotten, MDJoseph Craig, MB, ChBMichel Crema, MDJulia Crim, MDJohn Crues, MD, MSMarcelo De Abreu, MDMichael Dienst, MDTobias Dietrich, MDHassan Douis MD, MRCP, FRCRJean Luc Drape, MDNeils Egund, MD, DMScRainer Erlemann, MDJulie Fanburg-Smith, MDLaura Fayad, MDDavid Fessel, MDBruce Forster, MD, MSc, FRCPCAnastasia Fotiadou, MD, PhDKarl-Friedrich Kreitner, MDJan Fritz, MDHoward Galloway, FRANZCRChristian Glaser, MDGarry Gold, MDAndrew Grainger, BM, BS, MRCP, FRCRJames Griffith, MB, BCh, BAO, MDAli Guermazi, MD, PhDGiuseppe Guglielmi, MDSoterios Gyftopolous, MDAlice Ha, MD, MSGeorge Hermann, MDAndreas Heuck, MDMary Hochman, MDBenjamin Howe, MDTudor Hughes, FRCRHakan Ilaslan, MDJon Jacobson, MDSteven James, MB, ChB, FRCRSuphaneewan Jaovisidha, MDAnne Jurik, DMScRichard Kijowski, MDHee Kyung Kim, MDAndrea Klauser, MDJosef Kramer, MDMark J. Kransdorf, MDRadhesh Lalam, MBBS, MRCS, FRCRRobert Lambert, MB, FRCPCJean-Denis Laredo, MDThomas LeCorroller, MD, PhDFrederic LeCouvet, MDSOCIETY OFFICERSPRESIDENTWilliam E. Palmer, MDPRESIDENT-ELECTLawrence White, MDSECRETARYJuerg Hodler, MD, MBATREASURERMichael Recht, MDTREASURER-ELECTMichael Tuite, MDIMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENTLynne Steinbach, MDKenneth Lee, MDLeon Lenchik, MDThomas Link, MD, PhDJames Linklater, MBBSDavid M. Panicek, MDMario Maas, MD, PhDNancy Major, MDRamy Mansour, MDCarlo Martinoli, MDEugene McNally, MDTheodore Miller, MD, FACRJohnny Monu, MB, BS, MSAntoine Moraux, MDCarol D. Morris, MD, MSKambiz Motamedi, MDMichael E. Mulligan, MDPeter Munk, MDCM, FRCPC, FSIRMark Murphey, MDIris-Melanie Noebauer-Huhmann, MDPhilip O’Connor, MDPaul O’Donnell, MBBS, FRCP, FRCRPatrick Omoumi, MD, PhDSimon Ostlere, FRCRHugue Ouellette, MDWilliam Palmer, MDMini N. Pathria, MDWilfred Peh, MDLionel Pesquer, MDCatherine Petchprapa MDJeffrey Peterson, MDDavid Petrover, MDChristian Pfirrmann, MD, MBAMichael Recht, MDMonique Reijnierse, MD, PhDWinston Rennie, MB, MSc(SEM), FRCRDonald Resnick, MDMichael Richardson, MDPhilip Robinson, FRCRFrank Roemer, MDAndrea Rosskopf, MDISS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERSMEMBERS-AT-LARGEM. Fernanda Amary, MD, PhDDariusz Borys, MDRicardo K. Kalil, MDFrederic E. Lecouvet, MDG. Petur Nielsen, MDPhilip Robinson, FRCRREFRESHER COURSE COMMITTEE CHAIRLaura Bancroft, MD, FACRMEMBERS’ MEETING CHAIRJuile Fanburg-Smith, MDCONVENTION PLANNING CHAIRLawrence White, MDDavid Rubin, MDChristoph Schaeffeler, MDRainer Schmitt, MD, PhDMark Schweitzer, MDLuca Sconfienza, MD, PhDLeanne L. Seeger, MD, FACRNogah Shabshin, MD, MBA, BScMaryam Shahabpour, MDStacy Smith, MDCarolyn Sofka, MDAndrew Sonin, MD, FACRLynne Steinbach, MDKathryn Stevens, MD, BS (hons)Naveen Subhas, MDReto Sutter, MDMihra Taljanovic, MD, PhDAtul Taneja, MD, PhDJames Teh, MBBS, MRCP, FRCRMichael Tuite, MDPrudencia Tyrrell, MDHilary Umans, MDMarnix Van Holsbeeck, MDBruno Vande Berg, MD, PhDDaniel Vanel, MDFilip Vanhoenacker, MD, PhDVioleta Vasilevska Nikodinovska MD, PhD, MScKoenraad Verstraete, MDHillary W. Garner, MDSimone Waldt, MDDaniel M. Walz, MDMarc-André Weber, MD, MScLawrence White, MDDavid Wilson, FRCP, FRCRCarl Winalski, MDJim Wu, MDHiroshi Yoshioka, MD, PhDMarco Zanetti, MDMichael Zlatkin, MDPROGRAM COMMITTEELaura Bancroft, MD, FACR (Chair)Christine Chung, MDGarry Gold, MDAndrew Grainger, BM, BS, MRCP, FRCRLeon Lenchik, MDTheodore Miller, MD, FACRMark Murphey, MDPhilip O’Connor, MDWilliam Palmer, MDMini Pathria, MDMichael Recht, MDPhilip Robinson, FRCRDavid Rubin, MDCarolyn Sofka, MDLawrence White, MD
MUSCULOSKELETAL IMAGING COURSE7:00 - 8:007:00 - 17:004BREAKFASTREGISTRATION/INFORMATION DESK HOURSDAY 17:00 - 16:00EXHIBIT HALL HOURSWEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2018COMBINED SESSION8:00 - 8:108:10 - 10:008:10 - 8:358:35 - 8:55INTRODUCTION, Laura Bancroft, MD, FACROpening Session: Bone MarrowModerators: Lawrence White, MD, Michael Tuite, MDBone Marrow Changes Related to Injury: Anatomy,Pathophysiology, and TerminologyDonald Resnick, MDBone Marrow Histopathology, for Correlation withRadiology Julie Fanburg-Smith, MD10:30 – 10:4510:45 – 11:0011:00 – 11:1511:15 – 11:3011:30 – 11:4511:45 – 12:0012:00 13:3013:30 – 15:0013:30 – 13:5013:50 – 14:1014:10 – 14:3014:30 – 14:4514:45 – 15:0015:00 – 15:3015:30 – 17:0015:30 – 15:4515:45 – 16:0016:00 – 16:1516:15 – 16:3016:30 – 16:4516:45 – 17:009:35 - 10:00Pediatric Marrow Disorders Nancy Chauvin, MDBone Marrow Changes in Arthritis, What Are They andWhy Do They Matter? Frank Roemer, MDBone Tumors with Prominent Marrow Edema: A UsefulSign in Differential Diagnosis Mark Murphey, MDMUSCULOSKELETAL DISEASESPORTS MEDICINE IMAGING10:00 - 10:3010:30 - 12:008:55 - 9:159:15 - 9:35BREAKHot TopicsModerators: Michael Recht, MD, Patrick Omoumi, MD, PhDAI and MSK Radiology: What is its Role?Michael Recht, MDNew Pulse Sequences in MSK MR: What, When, and Why?Garry Gold, MDMSK MR Imaging: Have We Gone Overboard withResolution and Image Quality at the Expense ofCost and Speed? Naveen Subhas, MD3D Printing and vr/ar: Do They Have a Role in MSKImaging? Benjamin Howe, MDResurgence of MSK CT Kambiz Motamedi, MDWill Metal Artifact Reduction, Low Dose and Dual EnergyLead to a Resurgence of MSK CT Imaging?Hugue Ouellette, MDLUNCHImaging Sports Injury of the ElbowModerators: Victor Cassar-Pullicino, MD,Simon Ostlere, FRCRMechanics and Injury of the Throwers ElbowMark Anderson, MDBiceps and Triceps, Anatomy and Pathology, DoesKnowing the Anatomy Matter? David Fessel, MDElbow Ligament Anatomy, Injury Patterns and LesionVisualization Lynne Steinbach, MDEpicondylitis, Imaging Guided Diagnosis and TreatmentPhilip O’Connor, MDSports Injury of the Pediatric ElbowKathryn Stevens, MD, BS (hons)BREAKWrist & Hand Sports Injuries: State of the Art ImagingModerators: Hiroshi Yoshioka, MD, PhD,Jean-Denis Laredo, MDMRI: State of the Art Diagnosis of Sports InjuriesMichael Tuite, MDUltrasound in Hand and Wrist Sports Diagnosis:Advantages, Limitations and InterventionJames Teh, MBBS, MRCP, FRCRPost-op Hand and Wrist MRI in SportsRobert Campbell, MDSports Specific: Wrist Golf InjuriesBruce Forster, MD, MSc, FRCPCSports Specific: Hand and Wrist Climbing InjuriesAndrea Rosskopf, MDSports Specific: Hand and Wrist Tennis InjuriesJenny Bencardino, MD10:00 - 10:30 BREAK10:30 – 12:00 MSK InterventionModerators: Nicolas Amoretti, MD, Antonio Barile, MD10:30 – 10:45 PRP: What is it Good For? Jon Jacobson, MD10:45 – 11:00 Stem Cells: Ready for Prime Time? Stacy Smith, MD11:00 – 11:15 Can We Treat the Joint? Marnix Van Holsbeeck, MD11:15 – 11:25 US Guided Percutaneous Treatment for Trigger Finger andCarpal Tunnel Syndrome David Petrover, MD11:25 – 11:35 Joint and Soft Tissue Injections: US vs FluoroscopicGuidance Georgina Allen, FRCR, MScSEM11:35 – 11:45 Spine Procedures: CT vs. FlouroLuca Sconfienza, MD, PhD11:45 – 12:00 Palliative Cementplasty Peter Munk, MDCM, FRCPC, FSIR12:00 13:30LUNCH13:30 – 15:00 MSK Imaging Dilemmas: Evidence-Based RecommendationsModerators: Laura Bancroft, MD, FACR, Klaus Bohndorf, MD13:30 – 13:45 MSK Interventions for Tissue Healing: What Should We BeInjecting and When? Kenneth Lee, MD13:45 – 14:00 Subspecialty MSK Teleradiology: Who Does it Help andHurt? Andrew Sonin, MD, FACR14:00 – 14:15 Early Rheumatoid Arthritis: When to Use MR or USAndrea Klauser, MD14:15 – 14:30 Screening for Osteoporosis: Who to Examine and How?Wilfred Peh, MD14:30 – 14:45 Follow-up After Treatment of Soft Tissue Sarcomas: Howand How Often? Marc-André Weber, MD, MSc14:45 – 15:00 Suspected Diabetic Foot Infections: What Imaging AffectsManagement? Mark Schweitzer, MD15:00 – 15:30 BREAK15:30 – 17:00 Metabolic and Systemic – (SAM)Moderators: Anastasia Fotiadou, MD, PhD,Alberto Bazzocchi, MD, PhD15:30 – 15:45 Osteoporosis: Pearls and Pitfalls Giuseppe Guglielmi, MD15:45 – 16:00 Sarcopenia: Past, Present, and Future Robert Boutin, MD16:00 – 16:15 Adiposity: Musculoskeletal ImplicationsMiriam Bredella, MD16:15 – 16:30 Renal Disease of Bone Leon Lenchik, MD16:30 – 16:45 Drug Induced Musculoskeletal DisordersMichael Richardson, MD16:45 – 17:00 Atypical Infections Johnny Monu, MB, BS, MSJOIN USWELCOME RECEPTION18:30 – 20:30
5MUSCULOSKELETAL IMAGING COURSEDAY 2THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2018SPORTS MEDICINE IMAGING8:00 - 10:008:00 – 8:158:15 – 8:308:30 – 8:458:45 – 9:009:00 – 9:159:15 – 9:309:30 – 9:459:45 – 10:0010:00 10:3010:30 – 12:0010:30 – 10:4510:45 – 11:0011:00 – 11:1511:15 – 11:3011:30 – 11:4511:45 – 12:0012:00 13:3013:30 – 15:0013:30 – 13:4513:45 – 14:0014:00 – 14:1514:15 – 14:3014:30 – 14:4514:45 – 15:0015:00 – 15:3015:30 – 17:0015:30 – 15:4515:45 – 16:0016:00 – 16:1516:15 – 16:3016:30 – 16:4516:45 – 17:00Shoulder: ISS Meets DGMSRModerators: Andreas Heuck, MD, Klaus Bohndorf, MDRotator Cuff: Current Concepts in Anatomy andClassification Simone Waldt, MDBiceps Pulley and Rotator IntervalRainer Schmitt, MD, PhDExternal and Internal Impingement SyndromesAndreas Heuck, MDShoulder Instability Karl-Friedrich Kreitner, MDCalcific Tendinitis Christian Glaser, MDPectoralis, Latissiumus and Teres MajorMarco Zanetti, MDSick Scapula Syndrome, Scapular Impingement andPeriscapular Bursitis Christoph Schaeffeler, MDPost-Operative Shoulder Reto Sutter, MDBREAKTrauma/Stress Injuries (ARS)Moderators: Howard Galloway, FRANZCR,Michael Zlatkin, MDUpper Extremity Stress Injuries Lionel Pesquer, MDAxial Skeleton Stress InjuriesRadhesh Lalam, MBBS, MRCS, FRCRSacral Stress Fractures Mary Hochman, MDHip and Knee Stress Injuries How Did I BreakMy Hip Running? Mini N. Pathria, MDTibia Stress Injuries in Athletes and Military RecruitsNogah Shabshin, MD, MBA, BScAnkle and Foot How Did I Break My Foot Sightseeing inBerlin? Daniel M. Walz, MDLUNCHMuscle Injury, Edema and BeyondModerators: Atul Taneja, MD, PhD, Mini N. Pathria, MDPatterns of Muscle Abnormalities on MR ImagingRobert Boutin, MDImaging of Muscle Trauma: Role of MR and USMichel Crema, MDMuscle Injuries of the Hip and ThighMarc-André Weber, MD, MScGrading of Muscle Injury: Current ConceptsSteven James, MB, ChB, FRCRSkeletal Muscle Imaging in ChildrenHee Kyung Kim, MDNovel Imaging Techniques for Assessment of MuscleJim Wu, MDBREAKCore Curriculum: Sports Injuries in the Pelvis & TrunkModerators: David Rubin, MD, Antoine Moraux, MDGroin and Trunk Muscle Injuries: Imaging ApproachEugene McNally, MDAcute Athletic Groin Injuries: Flexors and AdductorsJames Linklater, MBBSLateral Pelvic and IT Band Injuries Miriam Bredella, MDPelvic Apophyseal Injuries Julia Crim, MDNerve Blocks & Injections for Pelvic Sports InjuriesJan Fritz, MDThoracic & Abdominal Wall Muscle Injuries Outside theGroin Lawrence White, MDMUSCULOSKELETAL DISEASE8:00 10:008:00 – 8:158:15 – 8:308:30 – 8:458:45 – 9:009:00 – 9:159:15 – 9:309:30– 9:459:45 – 10:0010:00 – 10:3010:30 – 12:0010:30 – 10:4510:45 – 11:0011:00 – 11:1511:15 – 11:3011:30 – 11:4511:45 – 12:0012:00 13:3013:30 – 15:0013:30 – 13:4013:40 – 13:5013:50 – 14:0014:00 – 14:1514:15 – 14:3014:30 – 14:4014:40 – 14:5014:50 – 15:0015:00 – 15:3015:30 – 17:0015:30 – 15:4015:40 – 15:5015:50 – 16:0016:00 – 16:1016:10 – 16:2016:20 – 16:3016:30 – 16:4016:40 – 16:5016:50 – 17:00Arthritis for Residency and BeyondModerators: Anne Jurik, DMSc, Neils Egund, MD, DMScHands and Feet Pitfalls for Diagnosis Anne Cotten, MDWhat Crystals Do and What They Look LikeGeorge Hermann, MDWhat Does MRI Tell Us About the Pathophysiology ofRheumatoid Arthritis Monique Reijnierse, MD, PhDWhat Does MRI Tell Us About the Pathophysiology ofOsteoarthritis Ali Guermazi, MD, PhDSynovial Masses Presenting as MonoarthritisIris-Melanie Noebauer-Huhmann, MDCRMO, SAPHO and SCCH: Unravelling the RheumatologicalAlphabet Soup Robert Lambert, MB, FRCPCMRI of the Axial Spine: When is it Spondyloarthritis and Whenis it Not? Winston Rennie, MB, MSc(SEM), FRCRSacroiliac Joint: Degenerative Versus Inflammatory ArthritisJean-Denis Laredo, MDBREAKSpine Imaging (SAM)Moderators: David Wilson, FRCP, FRCR, E. Remide Arkun, MDCT Spine Imaging Pitfalls Tudor Hughes, FRCRMR Spine Imaging Pitfalls Marcelo De Abreu, MDImaging of Spinal Trauma D. Lee Bennett, MD, MA, MBASpine Infection Suphaneewan Jaovisidha, MDOsteoporotic Fractures James Griffith, MB, BCh, BAO, MDDegenerative Disk Disease Prudencia Tyrrell, MDLUNCHRapid Fire ST Tumors (ARS)Moderators: Hassan Douis MD, MRCP, FRCR,Frederic LeCouvet, MDWhat’s New from the WHO Classification in Soft TissueTumors Julie Fanburg-Smith, MDHigh Water Content Masses: When Do I Need to Worry?Mark J. Kransdorf, MDBenign versus Malignant Peripheral Nerve Sheath Tumors:Radiologic Rules of the Road Laura Fayad, MDLipoma vs. Well-Differentiated Liposarcoma:Imaging Distinction Francesca D. Beaman, MDSurgical Implications of Lipoma vs. Well-DifferentiatedLiposarcoma: What are the Options? Carol D. Morris, MD, MSBiopsy Technique: Does it Matter Where I Biopsy?Jeffrey Peterson, MDSoft Tissue Tumor Local Recurrence: Tricks of the TradeDavid M. Panicek, MDImaging of Synovial Neoplasms Hillary W. Garner, MDBREAKRapid Fire Bone Tumors (ARS)Moderators: Violeta Vasilevska Nikodinovska MD, PhD, MSc,Paul O’Donnell, MBBS, FRCP, FRCRWhat’s New in the WHO Classification in Bone Tumors?S. Fiona Bonar, MB, FRCPath, FRCPARadiology Report for Bone Neoplasms: What’s Important forStaging? Leanne L. Seeger, MD, FACRWhole Body MRI for Tumor Imaging Koenraad Verstraete, MDEnchondroma vs. Chondrosarcoma: Imaging CriteriaHakan Ilaslan, MDEnchondroma vs. Chondrosarcoma: Surgical PerspectiveEarl W. Brien, MDUpdate on Multiple Myeloma Michael E. Mulligan, MDImaging of Surface Bone Tumors Daniel Vanel, MDBone Tumor or Not That is the Dilemma Rainer Erlemann, MDVertebral Bone Marrow: Metastasis or MimickerAndrea Baur-Melnyk, MD
6MUSCULOSKELETAL IMAGING COURSEDAY 3FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2018SPORTS MEDICINE IMAGINGMUSCULOSKELETAL DISEASE8:00 - 10:008:00 - 10:008:00 – 8:158:15 – 8:308:30 – 8:458:45 – 9:009:00 – 9:159:15 – 9:309:30 – 9:459:45 – 10:0010:00 - 10:3010:30 - 12:0010:30 – 10:4510:45 – 11:0011:00 – 11:1511:15 – 11:3011:30 – 11:4511:45 – 12:0012:00 - 13:3013:30 - 15:0013:30 – 13:4513:45 – 14:0014:00 – 14:1514:15 – 14:3014:30 – 14:5014:50 – 15:00KneeModerators: Ian Beggs, FRCPE, FRCRAndrea Rosskopf, MDBone/OCD Klaus Bohndorf, MDCruciate Ligaments Nancy Major, MDPost-Op ACL Philip Robinson, FRCRMenisci Andrew Grainger, BM, BS, MRCP, FRCRPosterolateral Corner William Palmer, MDSoft Tissue, Nerves, and Vascular StructuresJohn Crues, MD, MSExtensor Mechanism David Rubin, MDLesions About the Proximal Tibiofibular JointJosef Kramer, MDBREAKHipModerators: Suzanne Anderson, MD, PhDHema Choudur, MBBS, FRCPCHip Joint MRI Assessment: Pitfalls, Variation and MythsBruno Vande Berg, MD, PhDPediatric Hip Imaging Filip Vanhoenacker, MD, PhDMRI of FAI: How to Assess and What to ReportDonna Blankenbaker, MDHip Surgery: How Does Imaging Help?Michael Dienst, MDPost-op Hip MRI: Differentiating Normal from AbnormalTobias Dietrich, MDHip Intervention: Its Role in Diagnosis and TreatmentLuca Sconfienza, MDLUNCHFoot/Ankle: An MRI Alone Will Make theDiagnosis - Or Will It?Moderators: Joseph Craig, MB, ChB, Charles Bush, MDLateral Ankle Ligament Anatomy and InjuriesMaryam Shahabpour, MDMedial Sided Ankle Pain: Deltoid Ligament and BeyondJulia Crim, MDMidfoot Sprains - More than Just the Lisfranc LigamentCarolyn Sofka, MDMaking a Break For It: Tendon Subluxation/DislocationRamy Mansour, MDTurf Toe - Not Just for American Football PlayersHilary Umans, MDUltrasound of Acute Foot and Ankle Sports InjuriesMihra Taljanovic, MD, PhD8:00 – 8:158:15 – 8:308:30 – 9:009:00 – 9:209:20 – 9:409:40 – 10:0010:00 - 10:3010:30 - 12:0010:30 – 10:5510:55 – 11:0511:05 – 11:2011:20 – 11:3011:30 – 11:4511:45 – 12:0012:00 - 13:3013:30 - 15:0013:30 – 13:4513:45 – 13:5513:55 – 14:0514:05 – 14:1514:15 – 14:3014:30 – 14:4514:45 – 15:00Imaging Orthopedic HardwareModerators: Thomas LeCorroller, MD, PhDTheodore Miller, MDMR Imaging of Metal: How To Do ItChristian Pfirrmann, MD, MBACT Scanning of Metal: How To Do ItKenneth Buckwalter, MD, MS, MBAMultimodality Imaging of Hip and Knee ReplacementsTheodore Miller, MD, FACRImaging of Shoulder Replacements Alice Ha, MD, MSImaging of Ankle ReplacementsLaura Bancroft, MD, FACRPlates and Screws - What Do They Do?Marcelo Bordalo-Rodrigues MD, PhDBREAKImaging Peripheral Nerves with Detailed Anatomyand Lesion CharacterizationModerators: Mario Maas, MD, PhDAvneesh Chhabra, MDUltrasound of the Brachial Plexus, Pathology andTechnique Made Easy Carlo Martinoli, MDMR Neurography: Current Perspectives and LiteratureReview Gustav Andreisek, MD, MBAPeripheral Nerve Anatomy and Lesions in the Ankleand Foot Jean Luc Drape, MDMR Neurography of Extra-Spinal SciaticaJohn Carrino, MD, MPHImaging Nerve Entrapment Syndromes of the Elbowand Forearm Catherine Petchprapa MDPeripheral Nerve Lesions Around the Shoulder, How toMake the Imaging Diagnosis? Ronald Adler, MD, PhDLUNCHCartilage/Bone (SAM)Moderators: Garry Gold, MD, Jung-Ah Choi, MDNormal Cartilage Structure Richard Kijowski, MDFast Imaging - 5 Minute Knee MRISoterios Gyftopolous, MDIsotrophic 3D T2 Mapping Patrick Omoumi, MD, PhDIdentifying Hidden Zones of the Far Posterior Cartilageof the Femoral Condyles John Crues, MD, MSCartilage Repair – Microfracture Thomas Link, MD, PhDCartilage Repair – ACI Carl Winalski, MDLesions at the Osteochondral JunctionChristine Chung, MDMUSCULOSKELETALCOMBINED SESSIONFILM QUIZ PANEL 15:30 – 17:00
7ISS ULTRASOUND COURSE 2018 – “MUSCLE, NERVE AND FAT”TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2018COMBINED GROUPFOR COMPLETE ULTRASOUND AGENDAinternationalskeletalsociety.comULTRASOUND LECTURES AND DEMONSTRATIONS WILL INCLUDE: Normal Muscle, Nerve and Fat Brachial Plexus Upper Extremity Nerves Lower Extremity NervesINDIVIDUAL GROUPSULTRASOUND DEMONSTRATIONS WILL INCLUDE: Muscle Injury Muscle Masses Muscle Inflammation Guided Treatment of Muscle Injury Peripheral Nerve Abnormalities and Entrapments Guided Treatment of Peripheral Nerve Abnormalities Fat Abnormalities (e.g. lipoma, fat necrosis, cellulitis)COURSE DIRECTORSDr. Julie C. Fanburg-Smith Orthopedic and Soft Tissue PathologyDr. Mark D. Murphey Musculoskeletal Radiology Dr. Franklin H. Sim Orthopedic Oncologic SurgeryFOR COMPLETE PROGRAM DETAILS:internationalskeletalsociety.comONE-DAY PATHOLOGY ORTHOPEDIC COURSEWHAT IS NEW IN BONE?Radiology, Pathology and Surgical Treatment: An Updated Sunday Interdisciplinary Bone CourseIncluding German-Speaking PresentersSunday, September 23, 2018Time: 08:30 - 15:30 Location: Charlottenburg
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Radiology. The program is exceptional on numerous counts. All aspects of MSK radiology are covered over three days. The speakers are international experts who have literally written the books on MSK MRI, CT, ultrasound and radiography. Parallel tracks give participants the option of
