A webinar consisting of 3 lectures & summary
Dieter Nuernberg: Introduction
Thomas Mueller: Basic Principles of INVUS and Needle Guidance
Matthias Wuestner: Surgical Interventions – on the Way to ´Sonosurgery´?
Dieter Nuernberg: Biliary Interventions – a Special Field in INVUS
Thomas Mueller: Summary
A webinar consisting of 2 lectures.
Dr. Lilly has been a faculty member of the University of Maryland School of Medicine since 1989, and he was the director of Non-Invasive Vascular Diagnostic Lab for ten years. He served as the chief of vascular surgery at the Baltimore VA Medical Center from 1999 to 2004. Then, he was appointed the chief of the department of surgery and the director of the vascular center at Maryland General Hospital (now University of Maryland Medical Center Midtown Campus).
He has served on the editorial boards of the Journal of Surgical Research and the Journal of Vascular Surgery.
Dr. Fernandez is Director of the Laboratory of Advanced Sonography at Instituto Medico La Floresta in Caracas-Venezuela and Professor of Physics and Clinical Applications of Doppler Ultrasound at SonoImagen-JUREI. He has been involved with Ultrasound since 1985.
Dr. Fernandez is a Keynote Speaker with more than 400 lectures and facilitations of numerous meetings around the World. He was President of the WFUMB 2013 Congress in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Currently is the WFUMB Regional Director of Centers of Education in Latin America.
Topics were:
• What folks are doing internationally
• How IM POCUS compares with EM or ICU POCUS – what makes us different?
• What challenges we face as a community going forward and how we can address these (as a village)
A successful Webinar was held jointly between WFUMB and EFSUMB on 13 September 2018 by the following experts:
OH Gilja (Bergen) – Chairman
Kim Nylund, Bergen – Basic methodology of GIUS and normal findings
Stephanie Wilson, Calgary – The role of US in complications of IBD
Giovanni Maconi, Milan – Evaluation of deep remission in IBD using ultrasound
Carla Serra, Bologna – CEUS of the bowels in IBD
The PAHO/WHO Radiological Health Program in collaboration with the World Federation of Ultrasound in Medicine and Biology and the International Foundation for Sonography Research and Education offered two lectures:
If approved, continuing medical education credits (CMEs) will be awarded to ARDMS, ARRT, CARDUP, CAMRT and, CCI certified radiological technologists. Also, certificates will be awarded to all participants upon attending and completing all lectures and tests.
TUESDAY 10 JULY 2018 – BIOEFFECTS AND SAFETY OF ULTRASOUND
(4:00-5:30PM EST / WASHINGTON, DC TIME)
Jacques S. Abramowicz, MD, FACOG, FAIUM
Professor and Director, Ultrasound Services
Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology
University of Chicago
DISCLAIMER: These lectures are for continuing education purposes only and do not replace formal education. They are tailored to participants with prior education or formal training in the subject. These lectures are not to be reproduced or sold.
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