BREAST IMAGING

The Cutting Edge

Hôtel Château-Laurier Québec

From June 7 to 9, 2018

Société de radiologie du Québec

2, Complexe Desjardins, Tour Est, 30e étage

CP 216, succursale Desjardins

Montréal Qc H5B 1G8

Téléphone : 514-350-5148

Télécopie : 514-350-5147

Messagerie : info@srq.quebec

This con�nuing professional development ac�vity is eligible to a training allowance under Annex 44 for Quebec specialist physican

Lecture Series June 7, from 8:00 am to 6:30 pm

June 8, from 8:00 am to 12:30 pm

Target Audience

• Radiologists • Radiologists in training • Medical imaging technologists

Learning Objectives

At the end of the seminar, the participant will be able: • To define and establish the essential role of Breast Ultra-

sound and MR for differentiation between benign and ma-lignant breast lesions.

• To define and assess ways to improve diagnostic accura-cy in order to minimize false negative and false positive rates in MR, Mammo, US.

• To correlate Mammography, Breast Ultrasound, Magnetic Resonance, Digital mammography and pathology: diag-nostic and interventional techniques, imaging of in situ vs invasive carcinoma. Imaging of lobular carcinoma.

• To define and assess the role of screening breast ultra-sound, screening mammography, magnetic resonance and digital mammography in high risk patients.

At the end of this seminar the participants will not only ex-pand their clinical MR knowledge, but will also learn, by inter-acting with the experts, ways to improve their diagnostic MR accuracy. They will also learn to use MR as an efficient di-agnostic and complementary tool to Mammography and Ul-trasonography, in order to achieve a more accurate diagnosis of pathology.

Methodology

• Lectures • Q & A • Round table Please note that at least 25 % of the time includes interactivi-ty between participants and lecturers.

Scientific Committee

Donald Eddé, MD—Course Di-

rector

Christopher E. Comstock, MD

Edward A. Sickles, MD

Janice Sung, MD

Lecturers

Chris Comstock, MD — Direc-tor Breast Imaging Postgra-duate Training and Education Radiology Department, Memo-rial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center New York Donald Eddé, MD — Chief Ra-diologist Jean-Talon Hospital and MEDICA Radiololgy Imag-ing Clinics Montreal Edward A. Sickles, MD — Pro-fessor Emeritus, Breast Ima-ging Section, Department of radiology, University of Califor-nia -San Fransisco Medical Center Janice Sung, MD — Radiolo-

gist Breast Imaging Division,

Cornell University, Memorial

Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

New York

Logistic coordinator

Anne Sabourin

Lecture Series June 7, from 8:00 am to 6:30 pm

June 8, from 8:00 am to 12:30 pm

Thursday, June 7

0700 am Registration and breakfast

0800 am Opening Remarks Dr. Eddé

0805 am Mammo: Bi-RADS 2 and 3 Dr. Sickles

0910 am Ultrasound Imaging: Techniques and Bi-RADS Lexicon Dr. Sung

1015 am Coffee Break

1030 am Mammo: BI-RADS 4 and 5 Dr. Sickles

1137 am New Techniques: Tomosynthesis Dr . Comstock

1230 pm Lunch

0130 pm Breast MRI: Indication and High Risk Screening Dr. Sung

0230 pm Intervention: VABB vs Ultrasound guided biopsy: Importance

of a Low UR for the surgeon Dr. Comstock

0300 pm VABB: How to Decrease the Underestimation Rate? Dr. Eddé

0330 pm Coffee Break

0345 pm Breast MRI: Techniques and CAD Dr. Comstock

0422 pm MR Guided Biopsy Dr. Comstock

0500 pm Round Table

0630 pm End of the day

Friday, June 8

0700 am Breakfast

0800 am Screening Mammo: How to Decrease your Recall Rate? Dr. Sickles

0910 am Nadia Jabbour Memorial Lecture: Interval Cancer at Mammog-

raphy Screening: Causes and How to Reduce the Frequency Dr. Sickles

1015 am Coffee Break

1030 am Breast MRI: Interpretation and Bi-RADS Lexicon Dr. Sung

1130 am Future Directions: Abbreviated Breast MRI and CEDM Dr. Comstock

1230 pm End of the Plenary Session

Hands-On MRI Workshop: 100 Case Review

June 8, from 1:30 pm to 6:30 pm June 9, from 7:00am to 12:00 pm

Target Audience

• Radiologists

Learning Objectives

At the end of the seminar, the par�cipant will be able:

• To interpret Magne�c resonance examina�on of the breast.

• To evaluate the importance of dense breast parenchyma, define its limita-

�ons and determine means of improving or detec�on rate in these pa�ents.

• To define and assess the role of the MR in the work up of breast lesions.

• To define means to decrease our recall rate in breast screening mammogra-

phy.

At the end of this seminar the par�cipants will not only expand their clinical MR

knowledge, but will also learn, by interac�ng with the experts, ways to improve

their diagnos�c MR accuracy. They will also learn to use MR as an efficient diag-

nos�c and complementary tool to Mammography and Ultrasonography, in order

to achieve a more accurate diagnosis of pathology.

Methodology

• Hands-on Workshop

Scientific Committee

Donald Eddé, MD—Course Di-

rector

Christopher E. Comstock, MD

Janice Sung, MD

Experts

Chris Comstock, MD — Direc-tor Breast Imaging Postgra-duate Training and Education Radiology Department, Memo-rial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center New York Janice Sung, MD — Radiolo-

gist Breast Imaging Division,

Cornell University, Memorial

Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

New York

Logistic coordinator

Anne Sabourin

Friday, June 8

1345 Workshop

1830 End of the day

Saturday, June 9

0700 Breakfast

0800 Workshop

1200 End of the Hands-On MRI Workshop

1330 Introduction