The Erasmus Course on Magnetic Resonance Imaging provides education to European radiologists and medical practitioners who wish to use magnetic resonance imaging.
The course was founded in Brussels by Prof. Michel Osteaux in 1991.
ORGANISERS
Prof. Dr. Christian Loewe
Mag. Dr. Alfred Stadler
Dr. Florian Wolf
LANGUAGE
The course language is English
CONTACT
office@vienna-heart.at
Prof. Christian Loewe
Cardiovascular and Interventional Radiology
Dep. of Radiology
Medical University of Vienna
Waehringer Guertel 18-20
A-1090 Vienna
Tel.: *43-1-40400 5802
FAX: *43-1-40400 5830
VENUE:
GOLDEN TULIP
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Vienna All Suites Modul
Peter-Jordan-Straße 78
A-1190 Vienna
Tel.: +43-1/47 660-116
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Thomas Binder Dept. of Internal Medicine II, Medical University
Vienna, Austria
Filippo Cademartiri Dept. Of Radiology and Cardiology, University
Hospital, Parma, Italy and Department of
Radiology, Erasmus Medical Center, Rotterdam,
the Netherlands
Ricardo Cury Department of Radiology, Massachusetts General
Hospital, Boston, USA
Gudrun Feuchtner Dept. of Radiology, Medical University Innsbruck,
Austria
Sebastian Globits Dept. of Internal Medicine III, Landesklinikum St.
Pölten, Austria
Bernd Kaiser Dept. of Radiology, Landesklinikum St. Pölten,
Austria
Johannes Lammer Dept. of Radiology, Medical University Vienna,
Austria
Sebastian Leschka Inst. of Diagn. Radiology, University Hospital
Zurich, Switzerland
Christian Loewe Dept. of Radiology, Medical University Vienna,
Austria
Gerd Reiter Siemens AG Medical Solutions, MR Application
Development and R&D Collab.. Graz, Austria
Albert de Roos Dept. of Radiology, Leiden University Medical
Center, The Netherlands
Erich Sorantin Dept. of Radiology, Medical University Graz,
Austria
Alfred Stadler Dept. of Radiology , KH Hietzing, Vienna, Austria
Florian Wolf
Dept. of Radiology, Medical University Vienna, Austria
Thursday October 21st , 2010
13.00-14.00: Registration
14.00-14.05: Welcome
14.05-14.10: Introduction
14.10-14.40: Test
Basics: techniques, anatomy, sequences, examination
planning
14.40-15.05: Cardiac MRI basics I: basic principles / S,
Globits (St. Pölten/A)
15.05-15.30: Cardiac MRI basics II: alphabet of sequences /
G. Reiter (Graz/A)
15.30-15.55: Cardiac CT basics: technical principles / S.
Leschka (Zürich/Ch)
15.55-16.20: Cross-sectional cardiac anatomy I: coronaries
A. Stadler (Vienna/A)
16.20-16.35: Cross-sectional cardiac anatomy II: coronary
anomalies / Ch. Loewe (Vienna/A)
16.35-16.55: Coffee Break
Ischemic Heart Disease I
16.55-17.10: Clinical introduction into the management of
CAD: cardiology for Radiologists / S. Globits (St.
Pölten/A)
17.10-17.25: Ca-scoring: technique and application / A.
Stadler (Vienna/A)
17.25-17.50: Cardiac CT: value in the detection and
management of CAD / S. Leschka (Zürich/Ch)
17.50-18.15: Acute chest pain: application and value of noninvasive
imaging / R. Cury (Boston/US)
Friday October 22nd , 2010
Ischemic Heart Disease II
09.00-09.20: Cross-sectional cardiac anatomy III: valves,
myocardium, pericardium / F. Wolf (Vienna/A)
09.20-09.35: MR diagnosis of ischemic heart diseases:
technical principles / G. Reiter (Vienna/A)
09.35-10.05 : MR diagnosis of ischemic heart diseases:
clinical principles / B. Kaiser (St. Pölten/A)
10.05-10.35: Non-ischemic heart disease:
cardiomyopathies, myocarditis and differential
diagnosis / R. Cury (Boston/US)
10.35-11.05: Non-invasive imaging after treatment: bypass
grafts, stents, HTX: CT and MR / F. Cademartiri
(Pisa/I)
11.05-11.30: Coffee Break
Valvular heart Disease
11:30-11.50: Valvular heart disease: what the clinicians
want to know / T. Binder (Vienna/A)
11.50-12.20: Aortic and mitral valve: functional and
morphological assessment by means of
cardiac MR / A. De Roos (Leiden/NL)
12.20-12.50: Aortic and mitral valve: assessment by means
of MDCT / G. Feuchtner (Innsbruck/A)
12.50-13.10: Non-invasive planning prior to valve repair / F.
Cademartiri (Pisa/I)
13.10-14.30: Lunch
14.30-17.30: Workshops (3 workshops, one time break)
Saturday October 23rd, 2010
Congenital Heart Disease
09.00-09.15: Principles of the classification of congenital
heart disease / Ch. Loewe (Vienna/A)
09.15-09.45: What the clinicians want to know / T. Binder
(Vienna/A)
09.45-10.30: Diagnostic approaches to congenital heart
diseases prior and after treatment (MR and CT
/ E. Sorantin (Graz/A)
10.30-11.00: coffee break
Aortic Diseases
11.00-11.20: Anatomy and embryology of the aorta and
aortic anomalies / Ch. Loewe (Vienna/A)
11.20-11.45: Diagnostic approaches to aortic diseases: MR
vs. CT? / A. Stadler (Vienna/A)
11.45-12.10: Aortic dissection: diagnosis and treatment / J.
Lammer (Vienna/A)
12.10-12.30: Imaging the postoperative aorta / F. Wolf
(Vienna/A)
12.30-14.00: Lunch
14.00-17.00: Workshops (3 workshops, one time break)
17.00-17.30: Test
17:30: Certificate and adjourn
Workshops:
1. Cardiac MRI: influence of imaging parameters / G. Reiter
(Graz/A)
2. CAD prior/after treatment / G. Feuchtner / (Innsbruck/A)
3. Ischemic and non-ischemic myocardiacl diseases / R. Cury
(Boston/US)
4. Functional analysis: Valvular disease / A. De Roos
(Leiden/NL)
5. Congenital heart disease / E. Sorantin (Graz/A)
6. CAD rule out/detection (CT) / F. Wolf (Vienna/A)
REGISTRATION FEE:
Certified radiologists/specialists: €650 (before 30th May 2010: €500)
Residents (certified by head of department): €550 (before 30th May 2010: €350)
Please register by email/fax/mail or the registration form on the back of
the programme. The registration is completed by full payment of the charge.
Please note that the number of participants is restricted.
Bank account: Bank Austria
Account number: 50463 025 278
Payment for: Vienna Heart – ERASMUS 2010
IBAN: AT15 1200 0504 6302 5278
SWIFT/BIC: BKAUATWW
Bank Code: 12000
Limited participation!
Fee includes a syllabus and coffee-breaks, lunch
and a social evening
Contact information:
Prof. Christian Loewe
Cardiovascular and Interventional Radiology
Dep. of Radiology
Medical University of Vienna
Waehringer Guertel 18-20
A-1090 Vienna
Tel.: *43-1-40400 5802
FAX: *43-1-40400 5830
E-Mail: office@vienna-heart.at
Accreditation:
Austrian Board of Physicians 21 Credit points
European CME-Credit application submitted
(EACCME)