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W E L C O M E B A C K

This meeting celebrates the 25th anniversary of the European Society of Urogenital Radiology. The founding general assembly took place in Sven Dorph’s garden on August 26th 1990, where a meeting about the future of European Uroradiology was held the day before the start of the second Copenhagen Uroradiology Symposium. Time has shown that the participants (Sven Dorph, Lee B. Talner, Leena Kivisaari, Judith A.W. Webb, Ludovico Dalla Palma, Jean-Francois Moreau, Paddy O’Reilly, Jarl Å. Jakobsen, Raymond Oyen and Henrik S. Thomsen) made the right decision.

Almost 500 participants from all over the world have found their way to Copenhagen for ESUR 2015 and we received more than 140 free commu-nications. This shows the strength of and the need for a society like the European Society of Urogenital Radiology.

I am pleased as chairman of ESUR 2015 to welcome you to this special meeting. The ESUR working groups have organized the sessions address-ing their topics. The workshops and small room sessions have been organized by the moderators of these sessions. Thank you all for your great work. A particular thank you goes to the organizers of the special teaching sessions on Wednesday and the film reading session on Saturday, and to our Japanese and Korean colleagues for the very valuable sessions they have organized. I know that my list is incomplete, but I want to thank everyone who has contributed to ESUR 2015. Without your input this meeting would not have been possible.

Enjoy Copenhagen.

Henrik S. ThomsenChairman ESUR2015Professor of Radiology, University of Copenhagen

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GRAND BALLROOM SCHACKENBORG

08:45-09:00 Welcome ESUR President Harriet Thoeny

09:00-10:30 CT UROGRAPHYModerator: Nigel Cowan (Oxford, UK)

Speaker TitleNigel Cowan CT urography for investigating haematuriaRichard Cohan Imaging the bladderUday Patel Imaging stone diseaseTarek El-Diasty Imaging infection

Teaching Session I:Prostate ImagingJelle O. Barentsz (the Netherlands)

10:30-11:00 Coffee Break and Prostate poster presentation

11:00-12:30 RENAL CELL IMAGINGModerator: Nicholas Grenier (Bordeaux, France)

Speaker TitleRoberto Pozzi-Mucelli Renal cystic tumors: an updateOlivier Hélénon Cystic or solid? Pitfalls and keys for indetermi-

nate renal tumorsFrançois Cornelis Can MRI help characterizing solid renal tumorsErick Remer Pre-surgical tumor assessment Ronald Zagoria Percutaneous ablations: where are we?

Teaching Session II: Prostate ImagingJelle O. Barentsz (the Netherlands)

12:30-12:45 Break

12:45-13:30 Opening CeremonyHarriet Thoeny and Henrik S. Thomsen Music: Les Thompson

13:30-13:45 Break

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13:45-15:15 CONTRAST MEDIA Moderator: Henrik S. Thomsen (Herlev, Denmark)

Speaker TitleJudith A.W. Webb CMSC HistoryJim Ellis ACR guidelines on CM Yoshito Tsushima Japanese guidelines on CMHenrik S. Thomsen Different ways to guidelinies

Teaching Session III:Prostate Imaging Jelle O. Barentsz (the Netherlands)

15:15-15:45 Coffee Break

15:45-17:15 PROSTATE CANCER IMAGING AND TREATMENTModerator: Lars Boesen (Copenhagen, Denmark)

Speaker TitlePieter De Visschere Imaging treated prostate cancerSangeet Ghai Factors predicting successful outcome in local

laser ablationJurgen Fütterer Image guided prostate biopsyGeorg Bongartz DTI of the prostate, technical challenge and

clinical optionsValeria Panebianco Pittfalls in interpreting Mp-MRI of the prostate

Teaching Session IV:Classification of cystic renal lesionsOle Graumann (Denmark)

19:00- Welcome reception at City HallFor more details, see page 24

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GRAND BALLROOM KRONBORG/ROSENBORG SCHACKENBORG/MARSELISBORG

08:45-09:00 Housekeeping info

09:00-10:30 Free CommunicationsProstate IModerators: Geert Villiers (Belgium) and Jeong Yeon Cho (Korea)

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SCROTAL IMAGINGModerator: Jonathan Richenberg (Brighton, UK)

Speaker TitleVikram Dogra Acute scrotal painSimon Freeman How to do contrastLaurence Rocher Scrotal MRIJane Belfield ”I wish I hadn’t seen that”

UROLOGICAL INTERVENTIONModerators: Sami Moussa (Edinburgh, Scot-land)

Speaker TitleJulian Keanie How should that stone be

treated?John Taylor Getting started in prone PCNLAlf Pollard Sit down, relax and do it su-

pinePhil Haslam You can’t make a cake without

breaking a few eggs – (Compli-cations of percutaneous renal access)

10:30-11:00 Coffee Break and Kidney Ureter poster presentation

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11:00-12:30 Free CommunicationsKUB (Kidney – Ureter – Bladder) Moderators: Nigel Cowan (United Kingdom) and Arne Hørlyck (Denmark)


Industrial Symposium PEDIATRIC URORADIOLOGYModerator: Michael Riccabona (Graz, Austria)Speaker TitleMichael Riccabona Overview of the ESUR pe-

diatric working group (and ESPR uroradiology and abdominal imaging task force) recommendations

Maria Luisa Lobo Imaging in cloacal malfor-mation and intersex

Lil-Sophie Ording Müller Imaging of ovarian and

testicular torsion in child-hood

Michael Riccabona Standardisation of ter-minology in paediatric uroradiology

12:30-13:00 Break

13:00-13:30 SAR guest lectureHISTORY OF URORADIOLOGYSpeaker: Deborah Baumgarten (Atlanta, USA)

13:30-13:45 Break

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13:45-15:15 MR IMAGING OF PELVIC FLOOR: ONE STOP EXAMINATION ANSWERING THE CLINICIAN’S NEEDSModerator: Rania Farouk El Sayed (Cairo, Egypt)

Speaker TitleMarc Bazot The Clinician’s Needs:

Most important ques-tions the clinicians’ always ask? Experi-ence-based

Rania Farouk El Sayed The Radiologist’s Role: “Time to effectively communicate imaging findings to optimize patients care”

Lucia Manganaro New Horizon 1: DTI in pelvic floor dysfunc-tion

Matthias Meissnitzer New Horizon 2: “Post-operative Dynamic MRI of pelvic floor following excision of rectal cancer and mesh reconstruction”

BLADDER CANCER DIAGNOSTICSModerator: Anders Magnusson (Uppsala, Sweden)

Speaker TitlePer-Uno Malmström Update of the clinical

managementEva Comperat The role of the patholo-

gistAnders Magnusson How to optimize the

conditions for tumor detection with CT: Tumor enhancement

Pär Dahlman How to optimize the conditions for tumor de-tection with CT: Bladder distention

HEREDITARY DISEASES IN THE URINARY TRACTModerator: Bohyun Kim on behalf of Bernhard King (Rochester, USA)

Speaker TitleBohyun Kim Introduction to inherited

diseases of the kidneys and urinary tract

Bohyun Kim Inherited diseases of the kidneys

Akira Kawashima Inherited diseases with a predisposition to renal tu-mors

Terri Vrtiska Inherited diseases with a predisposition to renal stone disease

Vicente Torres How Imaging can help clini-cians in managing hereditary diseases of the kidney

All Questions and answers


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15:45-17:15 DETECTION OF SIGNIFICANT PROSTATE CANCERModerator: Jelle Barentsz (Nijmegen, The Netherlands)

Speaker TitleJelle O. Barentsz ESUR Guidelines and beyondLes Thompson Detection in the pastFrançois Cornud How modern mp-MRI is

changing detection of PCa

REPORTING MRI IN PELVIC FLOOR DIS-ORDER: HOW I DO IT? AN INTERACTIVE CASE-BASED APPROACH Moderators: Rania Farouk El Sayed (Cairo, Egypt) & Gabriele Masselli (Rome, Italy)

Speaker TitleRania Farouk El Sayed Dynamic MR imaging

techniques for pelvic floor dysfunction: Introduction and over-view

Rania Farouk El Sayed MRI and PFD: The Clinician’s needs and the Radiologist’s role: a problem-oriented approach

Rania Farouk El Sayed, Gabriele Masselli,Valeria Vinci SUI cases, pop cases,

ano-rectal dysfunction and DTI in pelvic floor cases.

VASCULAR INTERVENTIONModerator: Boris Brkljacic (Zagreb, Croatia)

Speaker TitleDiana Gaitini Noninvasive renal vascular

imagingBoris Brkljacic Renal vascular interventions

in renovascular and essential hypertension

Tarek El-Diasty Renal vascular interventions for bleeding, aneurysms, tumors and other indications

19:00- Member’s dinner: Restaurant Grøften in the Tivoli GardensFor more details, see page 24

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08:45-09:00 Housekeeping info

09:00-10:30 KOREAN PEARLS – ADVANCED APPLICATIONS IN CT AND MRIModerators: Seung Hyup Kim & Chan Kyo Kim (Seoul, Republic of Korea)Chairpersons: Henrik S. Thomsen (Herlev Denmark) & Seung Hyup Kim (Seoul, Republic of Korea)

Speaker TitleSeung Hyup Kim Introduction of Korean Soci-

ety of Urogenital Radiology: past, present and future

Bohyun Kim Dual-energy CT in genitouri-nary tract

Jeong Yeon Cho MRI-PET in prostateSung Bin Park DWI and DCE-MRI in gyne-

cologic malignancyChan Kyo Kim BOLD MRI in genitourinary

tract

LEGAL ISSUESModerator: Peter Reimer (Karlsruhe, Germany)

Speaker TitleN. Reed Dunnick Relationship between physi-

cian and industryTBD Integrated diagnostics: a

critical appraisal after the hype or Integrated diagnos-tics revisited: what is left after the hype?

Olivier Clément Framework of interaction with EMA for new contrast agents and imaging bio-markers

Christine Becker Regulatory and potentially legal issues regarding the combination of contrast and devices

USE OF DWI IN UROGENITAL RADIOLOGYModerator: Harriet Thoeny (Bern, Switzerland)

Speaker TitleNicolas Grenier DWI in the upper urinary

tract or DWI of focal and diffuse renal pathologies

Tarek El-Diasty DWI of the bladderMatthias Röthke DWI of the prostateJohannes Froehlich DWI of pelvic lymph nodes

10:30-11:00 Coffee Break and Bladder, Other and Adrenal poster presentation

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11:00-12:30 Free CommunicationsFemale pelvis – Scrotal Imaging Others Moderators: Michele Bertolotto (Italy) and Rosemarie Forstner (Austria)


Industrial Symposium CONTROVERSIES IN CT UROGRAPHY: HOW, WHEN & WHYModerators: Stuart Silverman (Boston, USA) & Ulrich Müller-Lisse (Munich, Germany)

Speaker TitleStuart Silverman and Ullrich Müller-Lisse IntroductionUS approach - Stuart Silverman, EU approach - Henrik Thomsen CTU Indications: what is its

role in hematuria?EU approach - Ullrich Müller-Lisse, US approach - Elaine Caoli CTU Technique: What is the

best protocol? V. Anik Sahni CTU – what is its clinical

effectiveness?Panel discussion Q & A

12:30-13:00 Break

13:00-13:30 ASAR Guest Lecture

HIGH RETROPERITONEUM: BORDER PROTECTION BETWEEN RIGHT PANCRE-ATODUODENAL SPACE AND PERIRENAL SPACE.Speaker: Hiromu Mori (Oita, Japan)

13:30-13:45 Break

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13:45-15:15 CINModerator: Fulvio Stacul (Trieste, Italy)

Speaker TitleMatthew Davenport Can we agree on a

definition?Marie-France Bellin Risk factorsJeffrey H. Newhouse Assessment of CIN risk:

where are we now? Aart van der Molen Prevention: does it

work?Brian Herts European and North

American guidelines

GYNECOLOGIC CANCERModerator: Athina Tsili (Loannina, Greece)

Speaker TitleLaure Fournier Peritoneal carcinomatosisNina Tunario DWI in advanced ovarian can-

cerAtif Zaheer Interactive case review: stag-

ing essentials and avoiding pitfalls

IMAGING FINDINGS POST IMAGE GUID-ED RENAL ABLATION (CRYOABLATION, RFA AND MWA) - PEARLS AND PITFALLSModerators: Tze Min Wah (Leeds, UK) & Wein-ing Ma (New York, USA)

Speaker TitleWeining Ma Functional imaging assess-

ment- techniques and potential role in assessing the post ablation effect in renal cancer

Des Alcorn Imaging findings post image guided renal ablation (RFA/ CRYO)

Tze Min Wah Image guided renal ablation: when should we biopsy the zone of ablation during fol-low-up imaging?

Miltos Krokidis Case presentation: Imaging findings on complications post image guided renal ablation


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15:45-17:15 JAPAN AND URORADIOLOGYModerator: Takehiko Gokan (Showa, Japan)

Speaker TitleJinzaki Masahiro Diagnostic clue for solid

renal massSatoru Takahashi Prostate MRI: how to

utilize diffusion weighted imaging in daily clinical practice

Katsumi Hayakawa The incidence of con-trast-induced nephropathy (CIN) following transarte-rial chemoembolisation in patients with hepatocel-lular carcinoma, and the review of CIN following intra-arterial CM adminis-tration

Ryohei Kuwatsuru Risk management of contrast media in clinical practice

NUCLEAR MEDICINE IN PROSTATE CANCERModerator: Lars J. Petersen (Aalborg, Danmark)

Speaker TitleMatthias Eiber Prostate-specific membrane

antigen based PET-imagingFrode Willoch Imaging metastases and re-

lapse in prostate cancer using FACBC PET-CT

Helle D. Zacho Imaging of bone metastases

PITFALLS AND ARTEFACTS IN URINARY TRACT IMAGINGModerator: Norman Loberant (Nahariya, Israel)

Speaker TitleJohn R. Leyendecker Variants and pitfalls in

CT of the urinary tractMarjorie W. Stein Sonography of the adult

male pelvis and scrotum: pearls and pitfalls

Maryellen R. M. Sun Pathways and pitfalls to diagnosis of solid renal masses with MR

Christine O. Menias Artifacts, variants and pitfalls in female pelvic imaging

17:15-17:30 Break


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17:30-18.30 COMBINED ESUR-ESGAR SESSION ON MANAGEMENT OF INCIDENTAL FINDINGSModerator: Harriet Thoeny (Berne, Switzerland)

Speaker TitleRaymond Oyen Incidental findings in the

kidneysCelso Matos Incidental findings in the

pancreasLuis Martí-Bonmatí Incidental findings in the

liverTeresa Margarida Cunha Incidental findings in the

female pelvis

Evening: Free


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08:40-09:00 John Spencer MemoryLecture given by Rosemarie Forstner (Austria)

09:00-10:30 ASSESSMENT OF METASTASES FROM PROSTATE CANCERModerator: Anwar Padhani (Middlesex, UK)

Speaker TitleGeert Villeirs Modern nodal detection

and beyondLeslie Thompson How did we do it?Anwar Padhani The best way to visualize

bone metastases

CONTRAST ENHANCED ULTRASOUND IN URINARY TRACTModerator: Cherian George (Stoke on Trent, UK)

Speaker TitleCherian George What is all the fizz about?TBD Role of CEUS in KidneysEmilio Quaia Role of CEUS in Bosniak Clas-

sification of CystsNicolas Grenier Role of CEUS in ProstatePaul Sidhu Role of CEUS in Testes

ADRENAL GLANDS AND RETROPERITONEUMModerator: Philip Kenney (Arkansas, USA)

Speaker TitlePaul Nikolaidis Current diagnosis of

adrenal diseaseGertraud Heinz-Peer New imaging methodsPhillip Kenney New treatment options

10:30-11:00 Coffee Break and Female Imaging poster presentation

11:00-12:30 ESUR FEMALE PELVIC WORKING GROUP GUIDELINES AND GOALS: WHAT WE HAVE ACHIEVED AND FUTURE DIRECTIONSModerator: Karen Kinkel (Genova, Switzerland)

Speaker TitleRosemary Forstner Guideline portfolio reviewMarc Bazot State of the art imaging in

endometriosisIsabelle Thomassin-Naggara State of the art imaging

adnexal massesRita Lucas ESUR protocol booklet -

Female Imaging

Free CommunicationsContrast media - Prostate II Moderators: Valeria Panebianco (Italy) and Jarl Å. Jakobsen (Norway)


DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF URINARY TRACT STONESModerator: Nicholas Papanicolau (Philadel-phia, USA)

Speaker TitleNicholas Papanicolau Introdution to stone

diseaseTerri Vrtiska Imaging of stone dis-

easePaul Nikolaidis Infection related stonesAnders Magnusson Management of stone

disease

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12:30-13:30 Lunch Symposium

13:30-13:45 Break

13:45-15:15 SCROTAL IMAGINGModerator: Jonathan Richenberg (Brighton, UK)

Speaker TitleAhmet Tuncay Turgut Multimodality approach

to scrotal masses Follow-up strategiesJonathan Richenberg Follow-up TMLLaurence Rocher Follow-up incidental

lesionJonathan Richenberg Follow-up post interven-

tionMichele Bertolotto/Mustafa Secil The extra-testicular

scrotal structuresQ & A with the panel Pearls (of wisdom)

about the (crown) jew-els – everything you wanted to know about the testes but were afraid to ask

CRITICAL IMAGING ISSUES IN FERTILITY AND PREGNANCYModerator: Teresa Margarida Cunha (Lisbon, Portugal)

Speaker TitleKaren Kinkel Mullerian duct anomalies:

what the infertility clinic needs to know

Andrea Rockall Fertility preservation in women with cancer: open-ing up the possibilities

Gabriele Masselli Placental and cervix im-aging: critical findings for planning delivery

RENAL PERFUSION ASSESSMENT BY IMAGING TECHNIQUESModerator: Emilio Quaia (Trieste, Italy)

Speaker TitleEmilio Quaia Introduction & Physiolo-

gy of renal perfusionEmilio Quaia Contrast-enhanced ultra-

soundCaecilia Reiner Computed tomographyIosif Mendichovszky Magnetic Resonance

Imaging

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15:15-15:45 Coffee Break Presentation of the Winners by ESUR President

15:45-17:15 FILM READING SESSION organized by Michel Claudon (Nancy, France) and Lorenzo Derchi (Genoa, Italy)

18:00- Bus departs from Scandic Copenhagen for the gala dinner at Langelinie Pavillonen. Music: Chicago Blues Cruise.For more details, see page 24

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O R A L P R E S E N TAT I O N S

Thursday September 17th 09.00-10.39 · GRAND BALLROOMPROSTATE I

Moderators: Geert Villiers (Belgium) and Jeong Yeon Cho (Korea)

# Topic

8 Prostate 09.00-09.09 Park SY, Oh YT, Jung DC, Cho NH, Choi YD, Rha KH: Prostate Cancer: prediction of biochemical recurrence after radi-cal prostatectomy with RI-RADS version 2

17 Prostate 09.09-09.18 Barth B, Cornelius A, Nanz D, Eberli D, Donato O: Diffusion-weighted imaging of the prostate: image quality and geometric distortion of readout-segmented versus selective-excitation accelerated acquisitions

36 Prostate 09.18-09.27 Tamada T, Kido A, Yamamoto A, Kanomata N, Sone T, Ito K: Incremental value of high b value diffusion-weighted magnetic resonance imaging at 3-T for prediction of extracapsular extension in patients with prostate cancer.

41 Prostate 09.27-09.36 Wahba M: The role of diffusion-weighted MRI: In assessment of response to radiotherapy for prostate cancer.

45 Prostate 09.36-09.45 De Visschere P, Vral A, Parletti G, Pattyn E, Villeirs G: MpMRI-Histopathologic correlation of normal, benign and ma-lignant conditions of the prostate

51 Prostate 09.45-09.54 Thestrup Duus KC, Logager VB, Thomsen HS: Is a short non-contrast enhanced biparametric MRI as good as multi-parametric MRI at detecting prostate cancer

62 Prostate 09.54-10.03 Rosi G, Indino E, Fierro D, Colarieti A, Giura F, Catalano C, Panebianco V: Intravoxel incoherent Motion (IVIM) diffusion imaging in prostate mp-MRI: Has it a role in diagnostic accuracy and stratification of prostate cancer?

63 Prostate 10.03-10.12 Rosi G, Indino E, Colarieti A, Fierro D, Salvo V, Catalano C, Panebianco V: Mp-MRI in prostate cancer active surveil-lance: What DVM b-value between 0-1000 and 0-3000 mm2/s is more indicative of disease progression?

67 Prostate 10.12-10.21 Ghai S, Hlasny E, Van der Kwast T, McCluskey S, Kuchaczyk W, Trachtenberg J: Real-time MRI guided focused ultra-sound for focal therapy of organ confined low-intermedia risk prostate cancer: result of Phase 1 study.

79 Prostate 10.21-10.30 Kitchen M, Bardgett H, Faithurst C, Cocks K: Can multivariate regression analysis create an MR scoring system for extra capsular extension on MR prostate compared with an overall radiological impression.

9 Prostate 10.30-10.39 Park SY, Oh YT, Jung DC, Cho NH, Choi YD, Rha KO: Diffusion-weighted imaging (DWI) predicts upgrading of Gleason score in biopsy proven low-grade prostate cancers.

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Thursday September 17th 2015 11.00-12.39 · GRAND BALLROOMKIDNEY, URETER, BLADDER

Moderators: Nigel Cowan (United Kingdom) and Arne Hørlyck (Denmark)

# Topic

86 Bladder 11.00-11.09 AbouBieh E, Abouelkheir R, El-Diasty T, Barentsz J: Role of T2WI in staging of transitional cell carcinoma with con-nective tissue stalk of the urinary bladder

42 Ureter 11.09-11.18 Hancock N, Thomsen HS: Seasonal variation in the occurrence of ureteral calculi in Denmark?

57 Ureter 11.18-11.27 Portnoy O, Lotan E, Weissman O, Guranda L, Winkler H: Acute renal colic; can unenhanced 64 multidetector CTand clinical information predict the need for interventional procedure?

69 Ureter 11.27-11.36 Sung DJ, Chung JW, Sim Ki Choon, Han NY, Park BJ, Kim MJ, Cho SB: Are the useful CT features to differentiate between low grade cancer and high grade cancer in upper tract urothelial carcinoma?

72 Others 11.36-11.45 Kielar A, Ritchie H, O’Sullivan J: Expanded quality initiative project for reducing GU and GI errors in imaging: have we changed our culture?

133 Kidney 11.45-11.54 Dahlman P, Hintze P, Acosta Ruiz V, Lonnemark M, Magnusson A: Dual energy versus single energy CT to diagnose papillary renal cell carcinoma.

101 Kidney 11.54-12.03 Acosta Ruiz V, Dahlman P, Brekkan E, Magnusson A, Häggman M, Ladjevardi S, Lonnemark M: Retrospective com-parison between renal tumors treated with radio frequency ablation and laparascopic partial nephrectomy – theatre time, hospital admission, complications and treatment results.

94 Kidney 12.03-12.12 Yamamoto A, Tamada T, Noda Y, Kanki A, Tanimoto D, Ito K: Renal corticomedullary differentiation on Flair (fluid-at-tenuated inversion recovery) imaging MRI in relation to e-GFR (estimated-glomerular filtration tests.

91 Kidney 12.12-12.21 AbouBieh E, Sharaf D, Shawky M: Role of non-contrast MDCT in detection of post PCNL complications

61 Kidney 12.21-12.30 Lonnemark O, Gunne E, Johansson C, Lonnemark M, Magnusson A: Does the kidney really swell in acute urinary tract obstruction?

43 Kidney 12.30-12.39 Masch W, Cohan R, Ellis J, Dillman J, Rubin J, Davenport M: Clinical effectiveness of prospectively reported sono-graphic twinkling artifact for the diagnosis of renal calculus in subjects without known urolithiasis


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Friday September 18th 2015 11.00-12.39 · GRAND BALLROOMFEMALE PELVIS – SCROTAL IMAGING - OTHERS

Moderators: Michele Bertolotto (Italy) and Rosemarie Forstner (Austria)

# Topic

31 Female pelvis 11.00-11.09 Cimsit C, Yoldemir T, Akpinar IN: Prevalence of dynamic magnetic resonance imaging defined pelvic organ prolapse in pre- and postmenopausal women without clinically pelvic organ descent.

7 Female pelvis 11.09-11.18 Kim J: “T2 Dark Spot Spin” in the differential diagnosis of ovarian endometriomas from ovarian hemorrhagic cysts

6 Female pelvis 11.18-11.27 Kim J: Normal uterus and uterine cervix: Enhancing pattern on multidetector CT

78 Female pelvis 11.27-11.36 Kim YS, Ku YM, Lee SL: The MDCT imaging features of adnexal torsion: focusing on common and characteristic finding and unusual manifestations

104 Female pelvis 11.36-11.45 Min Yeong K: Massive ovarian edema mimicking acute appendicitis in pregnancy: MRI findings with clinical correla-tion

34 Scrotal Imaging 11.45-11.54 Derchi L, Buscaglia M, Casciaro R, Cresta F, Minicucci L: Scrotal ultrasonography on adult patients with cystic fibro-sis

99 Scrotal Imaging 11.54-12.03 Kang BC: Testicular varicocele: Diagnosis and grading with B flow imaging

134 Scrotal Imaging 12.03-12.12 Tsili A, Astrakas L, Ntorkou A, Maliakas V, Argyropoulou M: MR spectra of normal adult testis and variations with age: preliminary observations

35 Scrotal Imaging 12.12-12.21 Derchi L, Attieh A, Benelli A, Bertolotto M, Simanato A, Carmignani G: US appearances of the postoperative testis

60 Other 12.21-12.30 Sudah M, Masarwah A, Kainulainen S, Pitkänen M, Matikka H, Altomaa S, Vanninen R: Opacification of the upper urinary tract CT urography compared to ultrasound and MR

38 Other 12.30-12.39 Bertolotto M, Cacciato F, Kaso G, Liguori G, Pavan N, Trombetta C: MR imaging in the management of patients with male-to-female sex reassignment surgery (MtF-SRS): Postoperative anatomy and assessment of complications

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Saturday September 19th 2015 11.00-12.39 · KRONBORG/ROSENBORGCONTRAST MEDIA - PROSTATE II

Moderators: Valeria Panebianco (Italy) and Jarl Å. Jakobsen (Norway)

# Topic

13 Contrast Media 11.00-11.09 Kirchen A, Lorusso V, Pirovano G: Compensatory biliary and urinary excretion of gadobenate ion after administration of gadobenate dimeglumine (MultiHance) in cases of impaired hepatic or renal function: a mechanism that may aid in the prevention of Nephrogenic Systemic Fibrosis?

20 Contrast Media 11.09-11.18 Soulez G, Kirchin A, Pirovano G, Spinazzi A: Nephrogenic Systemic Fibrosis in patients with stages 3 to 5 chronic kidney disease undergoing MRI with the injection of gadobenate dimeglumine (Multihance) or gadobutrol or gad-oteridol (ProHance): findings from prospective cohort studies

49 Contrast Media 11.18-11.27 Kirchin A, Pirovano G, Schulttz C, Kirchen M, Spinazzi A: Nephrogenic systemic fibrosis: A review of published cases

75 Contrast Media 11.27-11.36 Soyer P: Observational post-marketing study on the safety profile of gadoteric acid – Final results in 35,499 patients

40 Contrast Media 11.36-11.45 Mervak B, Davenport M: Cost attributable to oral 13-hour inpatient corticosteroid prophylaxis prior to contrast-en-hanced computer tomography

84 Prostate 11.45-11.54 Cardobi N, Di Paoloa V, Manfredi R, Pozzi Mucelli R: Correlation between intravoxel incoherent motion parameters and PI-RADS v2 classification

55 Prostate 11.54-12.03 Girometti R, Signor MA, Pullini S, Pancot M, Zulani C, Fongione S, Bazzocchi M: Impact of multiparametric magnetic reso-nance imaging on risk group assessment of patients with prostate cancer addressed to external beam radiation therapy

113 Prostate 12.03-12.12 Kekelidze M, Hohmann J, Haas T, Bongartz G: Are we ready for functional MRI application in prostate cancer extra-capsular extension (ECE)? Additional role of diffusion tensor tractography (DTT)

142 Prostate 12.12-12.21 Benz M, Mueller G, Sager R, Yang S, Falkowski A, Forte S, Kekelidze M, Bubendorf L, Bongartz G, Heye T: Evaluation of the PRRADSv2 criteria in comparison to a simplified clinically oriented 3-tier scoring system for characterization of prostate lesions.

130 Prostate/con-trast media

12.21-12.30 Lee HJ, Yoon T-J Bae, YJ, Yoon Y II: Ultrasound guided delievery of SiRNA and a chemoterapeutic drug by using microbubble complexes: In vitro and in vivo evaluations in a prostate cancer model.

112 Others 12.30-12.39 Steiger P: ESUR and Web 2.0 /Social media


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D E S C R I P T I O N O F G O A L S A N D L E A R N I N G O B J E C T I V E S

Goals:n To provide information about most aspects of uroradiology.n To update the participants about the recent developments with uroradiology.n To inform the participants about the ESUR guidelines.n To provide pearls and pitfalls in relation to various uroradiologic procedures.n To improve diagnosis of lesions in female and males organs, in particulary the prostate.

Learning objectives:n To be up to date regarding uroradiology.n To advice patients of what modality is in best in the specific situation.n To be able to implement the ESUR guidelines back home when appropriate.n To reduce the incidence of adverse reactions, instrumental complications.

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EACCMEEuropean Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education

CertificateESUR 2015 – 22nd European Symposium on Urogenital Radiology

Copenhagen, Denmark (16.–19.09.2015)

has been accredited by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education(EACCME) to provide the following CME activity for medical specialists.

ESUR 2015 – 22nd European Symposium on Urogenital Radiologyis designated for a maximum of, or up to 24 European CME credits (ECMEC).

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Each medical specialist should claim only those credits that he/she actually spent in the educational activity.The EACCME is an institution of the European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS), www.uems.net.

Through an agreement between the European Union of Medical Specialists and the American Medical Association, physicians may convertEACCME credits to an equivalent number of AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Information on the process to convert EACCME credit to AMA

credit can be found at www.ama-assn.org/go/internationalcme.Live educational activities, occurring outside of Canada, recognized by the UEMS-EACCME for ECMEC credits are deemed to be Accredited

Group Learning Activities (Section 1) as defined by the Maintenance of Certification Program of The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeonsof Canada.






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S O C I A L P R O G R A M M E

On Wednesday evening 16th at 19:00 the Copenhagen City Council is hosting a wel-coming reception at the City Hall. Entrance to the City Hall is through the Main Entrance facing Rådhuspladsen (City Hall Square). It is an easy 0,8 km walk from the Venue to the City Hall.

On Thursday evening 17th at 19:00 you are welcome to attend Member’s dinner at Restaurant Grøften in Tivoli Gardens. With its red-checked tablecloths and fairy lights, the restaurant has a nostalgic holiday home atmosphere and. It is within a very short walking distance from the Venue.

Important to bring both name badge and dinner ticket.

On Saturday evening 19th at 18:00 we will have our Gala dinner at the Langelinie Pavillonen. It is located on Copenhagen’s waterfront and is an architectural master-piece. Busses will depart from Scandic Copenhagen at 18:00 and will bring us to the canal boats that will take us to the venue. The band Chicago Blues Curise will play.

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We are delighted to invite you to participate in our social events during the Symposium.

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