The ISMRM Annual Meeting kicked off on May 7th in London, UK. The University of Wisconsin – Madison Department of Radiology is well represented with 8 faculty presenting. On the last day of the meeting, Scott Reeder, MD, PhD was inaugurated as President of the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine for a one-year term.
Presentations:
Saturday, May 7
8:00 AM – Daiki Tamada, PhD – Clinical Translation in the Age of AI: Challenges & Successes in Body MRI: Translating MR Sequences into Clinical Tools: Abdomino-Pelvic Applications of DWI That Have Transformed Oncology Practice
1:00 PM – Alan McMillan, PhD – Standardization & Integration in Body MRI: Integrated Imaging of the Body (PET/MR) & Whole-Body MRI
1:50 PM – Oliver Wieben, PhD – The Heart in the Right Place: Exercise Cardiac MR Techniques
Sunday, May 8
8:10 AM – Scott Reeder, MD, PhD – Champions for Change: Implementing New Techniques in Clinical Practice: Real-World Solutions: Iron Quantification in Clinical Practice II
Monday, May 9
8:30 AM – Diego Hernando, PhD – Hot Topics in Body MRI: Motility in the Abdomen: Love It or Hate It?: Reject the Motility: Mitigating Motion in the Abdomen
Tuesday, May 10
8:30 AM – Jitka Starekova, MD – Hot Topics in Body MRI: What’s New in COVID-19-Related Imaging: Multi-Organ Involvement of COVID-19 & Vaccine-Related Conditions
9:15 AM – Oliver Wieben, PhD – Moderator: Flow from Head to Toe
5:45 PM – Thelka Oechtering, MD – 2D-4D Flow & Perfusion in the Body: Methods & Clinical Applications: 2D-4D Flow & Perfusion in the Body: Methods & Clinical Applications
Wednesday, May 11
9:15 AM – Alexey Samansov, PhD – Macromolecular Proton Fraction (MPF) from Scratch: Practical Guide on Protocols & Software Tools: A Flexible MATLAB Framework for Evaluation & Optimization of MPF Acquisition & Reconstruction Algorithms