2018 PCR ANNUAL REPORT TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. Agenda for the 2018 Business Meeting II. Minutes of the 2017 PCR Business Meeting III. Agenda & venue of the 2017 - 2018 PCR Board Meetings IV. The President’s Report 2017 - 2018 V. The Treasurer’s Report VI. Committee Reports VII. Chapter Reports VIII. Subspecialty Societies’ Reports IX. Special Interest Groups X. Philippine Board of Radiology in Diagnostic Radiology Report 2017 - 2018

I. AGENDA FOR THE 2018 BUSINESS MEETING A. Call to order B. Review of the minutes of 2017 business meeting C. Business arising from the 2017 annual business meeting D. President’s Report E. Treasurer’s Report F. Regarding the AOI and by Laws: 1) The 2013 PCR ByLaws was approved but were not submitted to SEC for approval because the 2013 PCR AOI was not approved by the majority (not enough YES votes, most abstained) 2) If the 2013 Bylaws was submitted and the AOI of 1996 were to be used together, there will be conflicting articles between the Bylaws and AOI. 3) To avoid that, the 1996 AOI and the latest SEC approved By Laws are currently being used by the society G. Regarding the required physicist in all diagnostic and Rad Onco facilities 1) Inadequate number of medical physicists in the Philippines H. Regarding the Philamlife group insurance 1) Currently each member pays PhP500.00 per year (The annual dues is PhP 1,500.00) 2) To encourage Life Members to pay PhP 500.00 to avail of the group insurance, until age 64. I. Regarding the collection of dues of the PCR chapters 1) As per Section 2 of the SEC approved constitution, PCR chapters are to collect the monthly dues from their members. 2) Presently, the PCR collects then reimburses to the SEC approved PCR chapters (not valid for non SEC approved chapters) J. Regarding Specialty hospitals training fellows even if without residency training program/residents 1) To allow specialty trained radiologists to do Ultrasound even if not FUSP and read CT-MRI even if not FCTMRI as long as the study is under their special interest training/system based specialty training K. Regarding attendance in the Business Meeting 1) Proposed as 10 points in the requirement for certificate of good standing 2) Required to attend 2 out of 3 to get a certificate of good standing L. Regarding all PCR members to be a member of a PCR chapter M. Regarding the creation of an NCR chapter N. Regarding the requirement of a good standing in their respective chapter before being issued a certificate of good standing from the PCR. O. Regarding the increase in the annual PCR membership dues 1) Presently, PhP 1,500.00 (plus PhP500.00 for Philamlife group insurance) P. If we are to continue membership in AOSR or not, and if payment may come from the annual dues so we are to increase by 50php for that II. MINUTES OF THE 2017 PCR BUSINESS MEETING PCR Business meeting at Marriot Hotel held last February 18, 2017

A. Johanna Patricia Cañal – Review of definition of quorum = all present constituents a quorum. - Call for approval of the agenda. - Approved by: Dr. Balberona. - Seconded by: Dr. Habito

B. Request to go over the minutes of the previous meeting - Call to move for the approval - Corrections. Leandro Manalaysay – Corrections for item 3 letter E, the other board of trustee members are Drs. Rey Anthony Leung, Dr. Rene Reyes and Dr. James Delos Santos.

C. Call to approve the previous minutes - Approved by: Dr. Almazan - Seconded by: Dr. Lagamayo,

D. President’s Report by Johanna Patricia A. Cañal, MD, 1) International relations Since 2015 there has been a move among the Asian Radiology Societies to put together an RSNA like Society for Asia (equivalent of RSNA or ESR), spearheaded by Korea, Japan and Taiwan (members of the ASEAN Association of the Radiology)

2) MASEAN In a meeting in Yokohama, Japan and in Seoul, South Korea they asked PCR to present the state of Radiology in our country and what could the Asian countries do for each other. ASEAN countries agreed to help train each other, but not in the practice of radiology due to inadequate number of radiologists in the Philippines, due to language barriers, and due to licensing protocols

3) Research - Committee headed by Dr. Lacanilao to hold interesting case contests and research contests, e.g. research contest in Northern Luzon Chapters, Southern Luzon Chapter, Southern Mindanao and Cebu Chapter; journal of research papers - Residents who present papers locally and abroad (oral/poster)

4) National TB Prevalence Survey c/o the Philippine Council of Health and Research Development (PCHRD) and WHO; yearlong project with random sampling of all the barangays in the Philippines, x-rays of fifty five thousands Filipinos were taken and interviewed to see how prevalent really TB is in the country

5) PBR - Passing rate for the PBR 1 Exam was eighty six percent, (one of the highest passing rates among all the specialty societies; but one of the lowest passing rates in PCR because the board of examiners has gotten stricter) - To be inducted are sixty three new fellows into the PCR, three new radiation oncologists and seventy two new diplomates who will be inducted tomorrow.

6) Accreditation: - Fifty one training institutions in our official list, however some of them have been suspended and some of them have been put other probation for varying reasons, with some it is equipment concern; with others it is the credentials of the radiologist.

7) Finances - Investment funds some from as far back as when Dr. Sacdalan was the treasurer

8) Chapters: - Chapters have gotten more active a) Southern Mindanao Chapters - annual convention every Kadayawan season b) Cebu Chapter c) Talks with Bacolod Radiologist and Iloilo Panay Island Radiologist d) Northern and Central Luzon Chapters has been divided into two mostly because of geographic concerns. e) Northern Mindanao Radiologist to look in to forming their own chapter

9) Constitution: - Last February we had a votation for the articles of incorporation and it did not pass (We were able to get an adequate number of voters, however we did not get an adequate number of yes votes; thus we are currently operating under the 2012 constitution.)

E. Treasurer’s Report by Eva De Leon, MD on behalf of Dr. Prime Laforteza 1) To be presented the financial report of the 68th Annual Convention held at Marriot Hotel, February 18-20, 2016.

2) Our collections are for the: a) REGISTRATION FEE we have collected four million four hundred ninety eight thousand five hundred eight and sixty two pesos b) Room accommodation one million one hundred fifty seven thousand, c) BOOTH AMD EXHIBITORS in pesos we have eight million one hundred seventeen thousand one hundred pesos and in US dollar seven thousand eight hundred forty seven and seventy pesos converted the dollar into times 50 we have a total of eight million five hundred thirty one thousand ninety four and twenty centavos, d) The induction fee we collected four hundred twenty three thousand, e) GUEST from the inductees two hundred eighty three thousand five hundred, f) REFUND FROM THE MARRIOT HOTEL six hundred seventy two thousand nine hundred ten and ninety nine centavos, g) RECEIVABLE FROM SAMSUNG is six hundred thousand pesos, total collection of sixteen million one hundred sixty six thousand thirteen pesos and eighty one centavos and less disbursement of fifteen million three hundred sixty one thousand four hundred ninety one pesos and sixty one centavos h) We have an income of last convention of eight hundred four thousand five hundred twenty two pesos and twenty centavos.

3) Summary of the disbursement: a) ADS OF PHILIPPINE STAR we have one hundred forty five thousand, b) AFP COLORS seven thousand pesos, audio visual committee, five hundred fifty three thousand six hundred fifty five pesos, c) AWARD’S/INDUCTION NIGHT COMMITTEE one hundred ten thousand five hundred pesos, d) CONVENTION COATS/BLAZER forty two thousand pesos, convention t-shirt fifty one thousand pesos, e) EXHIBITS/BOOTHS COMMITTEE five thousand two hundred twelve pesos and twenty centavos, f) FELLOWSHIP COMMITTEE two hundred twenty nine thousand sixteen pesos and eleven centavos, g) FLAG OF DIFFERENT CHAPTERS five thousand pesos, h) INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS COMMITTEE thirty nine thousand fifteen pesos, mailing ten thousand four hundred twenty pesos, i) MARRIOT HOTEL (VENUE/HOTEL) twelve million five hundred eighty eight thousand six hundred twenty five pesos and seventy eight centavos, j) OFFICE SUPPLIES four thousand four hundred sixty one pesos and seventy five centavos k) PBR SHARE one hundred ninety five thousand five hundred pesos, photography committee twenty nine thousand pesos, l) PHYSICAL ARRANGEMENT COMMITTEE (WESTLINES) four hundred twenty one thousand one hundred pesos, m) PRE-CONGRESS (CEBU ACCOMMODATIONS/AIRFARE/INCIDENTALS) one hundred forty four thousand four hundred eight seven pesos and sixty eight centavos n) Publication committee one hundred forty thousand nine hundred ninety seven pesos o) Refunds ten thousand five hundred pesos, p) Registration committee one hundred nine thousand, q) REMINGTON HOTEL ACCOMMODATION twenty thousand two hundred fifty two pesos, representation (exhibitors/convention committee meeting’s) one hundred sixty seven thousand six hundred ninety four pesos and thirty eight centavos, r) RESEARCH COMMITTEE fifty thousand, s) RTC BATTLE OF THE BRAINS (ELIMINATIONS/PRIZES) one hundred forty two thousand, t) STORAGE (TOGA) four thousand five hundred pesos, u) Tip waiter’s twenty thousand peso v) TRANSPORTATION forty two thousand eight four pesos and seventy one centavos, w) TRANSPORTATION AND SECURITY COMMITTEE seventy three thousand four hundred seventy pesos x) TOTAL of fifteen million three hundred sixty one thousand four hundred ninety one pesos and sixty one centavos.

4) Summary of monthly collection. a) March we have dollar collections from the resident’s foreign residents and some booth collected with the total of four million one hundred eighty nine thousand five hundred pesos. b) Peso collection, cash five hundred seventy four three hundred ninety four pesos, c) Check four million one hundred eighty nine thousand five hundred pesos, d) A total of four million seven hundred sixty three thousand eight hundred ninety four pesos, e) US dollar seven hundred eighty nine thousand and fifty centavos, f) A total of five million five hundred fifty three thousand four hundred sixty nine pesos and fifty centavos.

5) Money in the banks, a) BPI Current Account we have nine million nine hundred ninety one thousand nine hundred seventy eight pesos, b) BDO eight million two hundred seventy six thousand two hundred forty nine pesos and forty nine centavos, c) BPI (PCR Research) one million two hundred seven thousand thirty two pesos and twelve centavos, d) CITIBANK investment twenty one thousand one hundred fifty five thousand one hundred twenty four pesos and twelve centavos, e) BDO Dollar Account forty nine thousand five hundred thirty five pesos and eight two centavos times fifty equivalent to two million four hundred seventy six thousand two hundred ninety one pesos, f) BDO Hold Out four hundred four thousand five hundred forty nine pesos and twenty one centavos, g) SECURITY BANK three hundred sixty four thousand five hundred thirty nine pesos and sixty one centavos. h) Total money in the banks forty three million eight hundred seventy six thousand two hundred sixty three pesos and fifty five centavos.

6) Monthly Expenses in the office a) three million in November because of down payment in Marriott hotel and some cash advances, b) In March we have a total of expenses if minus the November down payment in Marriott hotel we have two million five hundred ninety six thousand six hundred eighty eight pesos and seventy four centavos.

F. Questions and Answers: 1) Danilo Sacdalan, MD asked if PCR finances are examined by an external auditor. Eva De Leon, MD – Yes, audited by the external auditor.

2) Johanna Patricia Cañal, MD – currently there are four platinum sponsors; there is an increase in the number of booths The auditor actually is having problems because our fiscal year is March to February, the initial reports that she generated were January to December, so there was some numbers that did not actually reflect the income and expenditure but it has been fixed when she understood that our fiscal year different. Danilo Sacdalan, MD – suggest that we move our fiscal year on the day of our convention, so that the expenses and income of the college is directly reflected on the audit report Johanna Patricia Cañal, MD – agreeable it’s better, but we were told that they have a calendar year and that they have to follow SEC Danilo Sacdalan, MD – confirms discrepancy with regards to the year end and audit report after the annual convention report Johanna Patricia Cañal, MD – agreed

3) Joyaliza Exiomo, MD – I’m Joyaliza Exiomo from Baguio SLU Hospital Clarified the MRI requirements for accreditation Johanna Patricia Cañal, MD – The original ruling was that by 2012 all training institutions should have an MRI at that time, and eventually was extended up to the 2015, therefore by the end of 2015 starting 2016 all training institutions must have an MRI machine Joyaliza Exiomo, MD – Questioned if there were appeals Johanna Patricia Cañal, MD – yes. Rene Reyes, MD – relayed the formation of a committee he headed who formed a resolution that will allow certain hospitals and give due allowance and that committee will find that criteria to allow some hospitals to be exempted from that resolution (the proposed resolution stated that it should be located outside the mega center which are Metro Manila, Metro Cebu and Davao and if theirs is an existing MRI there should be an existing MRI already, so for example in the city where there is no existing MRI it is a must that you have one, and thirdly it should be a private hospital (government hospitals have funding from the sin tax); it was suggested when its stated in that resolution that the committee itself or the accreditation or the residency training committee will oversee the selection of the training program which means that the committee will take a look at the numbers, for example the residents will go to a x-ray training center, so the committee will take a look the numbers of patients or examinations that this center will have and see if the numbers can really train or are sufficient from the training of the existing residents in that institution and if they have fellowship program, the fellows under training before they allow that resident of that certain hospital be allowed to train in that center) This proposed resolution was presented before the body and unfortunately it did not pass, so now we are sticking to the old resolution, so that all MRI equipment or all training centers must have an MRI. Foresee less radiologist going to the provinces, Johanna Patricia Cañal, MD – multiple arguments by the BOTs; all training institutions must have an MRI as of the present time Danilo Sacdalan, MD – plan of the accreditation committee with regards to those programs who are going to expire still without MRI Rene Reyes, MD – I took it upon in myself to extend or to give provisionary approval to I think five institutions who had an MRI but not yet installed, so i gave them a provisionary approval they can continue operating as a training center but in 2017 at the end of December or before December they should submit an end users acceptance of the machine Danilo Sacdalan, MD – Is it possible to have this resolution published Rene Reyes, MD – correction, it is not a policy of the accreditation committee, it is the policy of the CTMRI SP and we’re just following it, Danilo Sacdalan, MD – can we request the CTMRI accreditation or whoever assigned to make an announcement, official announcement with regards those policy Johanna Patricia Cañal, MD – Yes sir, we can do that, we can post it on the website. Danilo Sacdalan, MD – Thank you.

4) Johanna Patricia Cañal, MD – questions? Pedro Danilo Lagamayo, MD – Regarding the financing by PCR for the Asian Society of Cardio Vascular Imaging. Johanna Patricia Cañal, MD – should not feel embarrassed to ask for the support if you’re representing the Philippine College of Radiology then we should be reimbursed the expenses.

5) Pedro Danilo Lagamayo, MD – begged off as representative and will suggest that the PCR nominates another representative; will give all the contact details, so that he can communicate with the Asian Society of Cardio Vascular Imaging (populated by Koreans, this is actually being spear headed by the radiologist in Korea); there is a scholarship program for our trainees Johanna Patricia Cañal, MD – extends gratitude Pedro Danilo Lagamayo, MD – suggest: 1) to look in to the quality of educational materials available in the training hospital eg, synopsis of several volume of literature are considered to be part of the official sources of our knowledge as a radiologist. Marc James Delos Santos, MD – informed of the implementation of the new sets of books recommended by the PBR to be retackled together will all the training officers Pedro Danilo Lagamayo, MD – commended that in the BOB quiz contest, CT-scan of congenital cardiac diseases were presented and not just the radiographs. Johanna Patricia Cañal, MD – Pointed out that Dr. Lagamayo’s team won the first place in the battle of the brains. He is the training officer of UST. Danilo Sacdalan, MD – asked if we can do something about the other specialties, who are rotating in our department; can the PCR do something about it? Pedro Danilo Lagamayo, MD – Not a matter of controlling but is a matter of being better than them, Johanna Patricia Cañal, MD – encouraged the development of the special interest groups, regional radiologist Jerome Gaerlan, MD – we have to be better than them but despite that I cannot compel the patient to go to us, we cannot be better than them because we don’t have the patient Pedro Danilo Lagamayo, MD – not to be antagonistic; it’s much better if we work in cooperation with them, rather than if we antagonize them 6) Johanna Patricia Cañal, MD – Thank you Dr. Lagamayo. Word of wisdom. Dr. Almazan was raising his hand. Emmanuel Almazan, MD – Regarding the financial report, I heard from Dr. Eva De Leon verification ah baka mali yung narinig ko, investment. Yes. I’d like to advice please refrain from using that in our report and don’t put it on paper, we are non-stock, non-profit organization. Lagay niyo lang BDO Account, BPI Account but never put investment Johanna Patricia Cañal, MD – Noted. Thank you Dr. Almazan.

7) Emmanuel Almazan, MD – encouraged spending money to new offices Or put in a liquid investment. BIR is also looking at some institution or some professional organization which have the same address. We have to have an official memorandum or contract that there are organizations having the same office in the same address. Eva De Leon, MD – The twenty one million is only for the body’s FYI, there is no mention of investment in documents. Johanna Patricia Cañal, MD – informed of the small office at present Emmanuel Almazan, MD – it should be clear that there is a contract that they will have the same address as with PCR. Johanna Patricia Cañal, MD – Ok. Noted. Pedro Danilo Lagamayo, MD – suggest to present a comparative report yearly Johanna Patricia Cañal, MD – Noted, yes.

8) Bernard Laya, MD –The way to really compete with the clinicians is to be good and to be very, very good and the way to do that is to really subspecialize not in modality but in organ system, now we acknowledge this and we know that the articles of incorporation has not been pass and that’s ok. There’s still resistance, but the Ultrasound Society of the Philippines and the CTMRI Society of the Philippines had been very active in promoting this organ subspecialty Johanna Patricia Cañal, MD – Thank you Dr. Laya. Danilo Sacdalan, MD – Congratulations Dr. Laya Johanna Patricia Cañal, MD – Is this about training? We’re talking about training now. And then Dr. Engracia after. Go ahead sir.

9) Pedro Danilo Lagamayo, MD – I would like to invite whoever is interested to help me out with this Stroke Society of the Philippines Johanna Patricia Cañal, MD – Sir we will definitely endorse to the new board. After Dr. Gaerlan, Dr. Engracia. Jerome Gaerlan, MD – our constitution allows the formation of specialty groups, so anyone can form a pediatric radiology special interest society within the pcr or musculoskeletal or neuro radiologist special interest group Johanna Patricia Canal, MD- Thank you Dr. Gaerlan.

10) Dr.Engracia. Warfe Engracia, MD – suggest review of the administrative order AO 35 Department of Health in a radiation emitting equipment is entrusted to us radiologist Johanna Patricia Cañal, MD – agreed and cited the role of Director Peralta in watching over us and trying to help back us up against the other specialties from encroaching on Ignacio Valeriano, MD – pointed out that some clinicians encroach because we are not giving them that information or the needs that they want us, so this is just a good input for the training office to develop or the training of the Philippine College of Radiology and one of my suggestion is to have a virtual library that can be accessed for free or a minimal fee. Johanna Patricia Cañal, MD – all the chief residents they have all the e-books believe me they have learned how to pirate all the e-books Ignacio Valeriano, MD – pointed out those who are practicing outside of Manila, those people who are no longer in training, Marc James Delos Santos, MD – reiterated that ebooks are part of accreditation Danilo Sacdalan, MD – main point is the attitude of the residents who are in training, Johanna Patricia Cañal, MD- Dr. Sacdalan thus have a point.

G. Comelec: Leandro Manalaysay, MD – for the PCR board of trustees 2017-2018, the deadline for nomination was in January 16. We received 20 nominees, out of the 20 nominees, 12 accepted the nomination and we have an election up to 12 noon today and I am very happy to report the new PCR board of trustees 2017-2018 in alphabetical order Eva De Leon, Marc James Delos Santos, Imarzen Elepaño, Rodney Fernan, Jerome Gaerlan, Romelito Jose Galsim, Ma. Lourdes Lacanilao, Rey Anthony Leung, Rene Reyes, Christine Susean Sagpao and Enrico Tangco. So these are the eleven new PCR board of trustees 2017-2018. Congratulations and they will be convening after the business meeting to elect the officers. Johanna Patricia Cañal, MD – Are there any other important issues to be discussed? Ok, there being none. We can adjourn this meeting at 10 minutes to 6 pm. Thank you very much for your attendance.

III. PCR BOARD MEETINGS AND VENUE (2017 – 2018) 1st Regular Board Meeting (March 5, 2017/Sunday 8AM) Midas Hotel, Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City AGENDA 1. Invocation 4. Unfinished business to be continued 2. Appointment of Chairman of different committees 5. Setting dates of the future board meetings 3. Pre-statement area of focus for this PCR Term 6. Other matters

2nd Regular Board Meeting (May 28, 2017/Sunday 7AM) Midas Hotel, Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City AGENDA 1. Call to order 5. PBR 2. Approval of the minutes of meeting 6. Subspecialty Societies 3. Business arising from the minutes of meeting 7. Chapters 4. Committee Reports 8. Other matters

3rd Regular Board Meeting (July 30, 2017/Sunday 7AM) Midas Hotel, Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City AGENDA 1. Call to order 5. PBR 2. Approval of the minutes of meeting 6. Subspecialty Societies 3. Business arising from the minutes of meeting 7. Chapters 4. Committee Reports 8. Other matters Invitation letter from AAR

4th Regular Board Meeting (September 3, 2017/Sunday 7AM) Midas Hotel, Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City AGENDA 1. Call to order 6. Subspecialty Societies 2. Approval of the minutes of meeting 7. Chapters 3. Business arising from the minutes of meeting Dues/fees for the chapter member 4. Committee Reports 8. Other matters 5. PBR Office cabinet

Emergency Board Meeting (October 26, 2017/Thursday 6PM) PCR Secretariat Office, Quezon City AGENDA 1. Dinner 5. Points of concerns: Position paper of Dr Santi 2. Invocation and Dr Ramirez 3. Call to order 6. Evaluation of PCR and USP constitutions, 4. Timeline of events regarding the creation of Board resolution 03-2017 Board Resolution 03-2017 7. How to settle the issues 8. Word from the lawyer

PCR, USP Arbitration Meeting (November 4, 2017/Saturday 5PM PCR Secretariat Office, Quezon City AGENDA 1. Prayer 5. Presentation and Position paper by USP 2. Welcome remarks members 3. Roll call of attendance 6. Response of the USP BOT PCR Concerns 4. Setting the ground rules 7. Consensus and summary end

5th Regular Board Meeting (November 5, 2017/Sunday 7AM) Midas Hotel, Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City AGENDA 1. Call to order 5. PBR 2. Approval of the minutes of meeting 6. Subspecialty Societies 3. Business arising from the minutes of meeting 7. Chapters 4. Committee Reports 8. Other matters

Emergency Board Meeting (November 27, 2017/Monday 6PM) PCR Secretariat Office, Quezon City AGENDA 1. Philippine Society of Pediatric Radiology - 4. Other matters World TB Day March 24-25, 2018 MRRS 2. AMP Induction Invitation December 3, 2017 IOM 3. USP Concern regarding PCR Secretary’s Certification FDA

6th Regular Board Meeting (January 14, 2018/Sunday 7AM) Midas Hotel, Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City AGENDA 1. Call to order 5. PBR 2. Approval of the minutes of meeting 6. Subspecialty Societies 3. Business arising from the minutes of meeting 7. Chapters USP issue 8. Other matters 4. Committee Reports

BOARD RESOLUTIONS 2017-001 Appointment of Dr. Imarzen Elepaño as the point person in charge of CPD related activities of the PCR 2017-002 Creation of a Remedial Committee to assist unsuccessful applicants of the PBR 2017-003 Modification of the point system in the application for a certification for “good standing” 2017-004 PCR president and treasurer as authorized signatories to bank accounts 2017-005 Assigned PCR Benevolent Fund Committee: Dr. Danilo Sacdalan, Dr. Leandro Manalaysay, Dr. Johanna Cañal 2017-006 Assigned AMP representative: Dr. Imarzen Elepaño (Membership), Dr. Rene Reyes (Accreditation), Dr. James Delos Santos (RTC), Dr. Rodney Fernan and Dr. Jerome Gaerlan 2017-007 Date of PBR 2 2018 moved to January 6 & 7, 2108, PBR 3 January 13 & 14, 2018 2017-008 Increase from 18k to 24k the payment to PCR by subspecialty societies for overhead expenses and others for the use of PCR room in Futurepoint bldg. 2017-009 Assigned Finance Committee: Dr. Johanna Cañal, Dr. Eva De Leon, Dr. Danilo Sacdalan, Dr. Enrico Tangco, Dr. Romelito Galsim 2017-010 PCR’s request to USP to rescind the USP 003-2017 Board resolution 2017-011 Opening of a new bank account exclusively for “The International Symposium on Imaging of Childhood Thoracic TB and Other Lung Diseases” to be held on March 24, 2018 2017-012 To include Ethics Review Board (ERB) Certificate of Accreditation (or MOA) as part of the PCR accreditation requirement for residency training 2017-013 Provision of seed money for “The International Symposium on Imaging of Childhood Thoracic TB and Other Lung Diseases” to be held on March 24, 2018; definition of profit sharing among the involved societies 2017-014 Advise to PBR to have a pool of examiners, as approved by the PCR, in the absence of one or more examiner/s in case of emergency during PBR examinations 2017-015 Posting the names of applicants for FPCR status to be posted on the PCR website until January 31 of every year

IV. THE PRESIDENT’S REPORT (2017-2018) By: Jerome A. Gaerlan, MD, FPCR

Performed the following functions for the PCR from Feb. 2017-Feb. 2018: A. ANNUAL CONVENTIONS (including Opening and Inductions Ceremonies) OF LOCAL MEDICAL ORGANIZATIONS 1. Shortly after being elected PCR President, assisted outgoing PCR President, Dr. Joie Canal, in the 2017 PCR Induction Ceremonies for the new Diplomates of the Philippine Board of Radiology (PBR) and new Fellows of the PCR. Held at the Marriott Grand Ballroom. 2. Attended the Philippine College of Physicians (PCP) Annual Convention as guest, representing the PCR during the Entrance March of the Opening Ceremonies, attending the address of their keynote speaker and Induction of the new PCP officers. Held at the SMX Convention Center at the Mall of Asia. 3. Attended the Recognition Day during the Annual Convention of the PMA, representing the PCR during the Entrance March and attending the address of their keynote speaker, the Induction of the re-elected officers and witnessing the awarding ceremonies. Held at the Manila Hotel. 4. Attended the Induction Ceremonies of the PCS (Philippine College of Surgeons), representing the PCR during the Entrance March, attending the speech of their keynote speaker, the Induction of the new PCS Diplomates, Fellows and Officers. Held at the EDSA Shangri-La Hotel. 5. Attended the Induction Ceremonies of the Academy of Medicine of the Philippines (AMP), representing the PCR, listening to keynote speaker and Induction of new members and officers. Officially inducted as Fellow and Treasurer of the AMP. Held at the EDSA Shangri-La Hotel. 6. Attended the Annual Convention of the Philippine Society of Ultrasound in Clinical Medicine Inc. (PSUCMI). Listened to their Keynote Speaker, Assistant Secretary Agnette Peralta. Talked to Asst. Sec. Agnette later on regarding matters related to the PCR. Venue was at the New World Manila Bay Hotel. 7. Attended the Annual Induction Ceremonies of the Philippine Radiologic Oncology Society (PROS), gave a short inspirational talk and inducted the new set of PROS officers led by Dr. Dennis Doromal. Gave a message for their Souvenir Program. Held at the Manila Diamond Hotel. 8. Attended the Annual Induction Ceremonies of the Diagnostic Breast Imaging Society (DBISP). Gave an inspirational message and inducted the new Fellows and Officers. Held at the Makati Medical Center. 9. Attended the Annual Convention of the Philippine Society of Vascular and Interventional Radiology (PSVIR), gave an inspirational message and inducted the new set of officers led by Dr. Alfred Villarosa. Gave a message for their Souvenir Program. Venue was at the Novotel Hotel in Cubao. 10. Attended the Joint Annual Convention of the CTMRISP and USP (CT-MRI Society of the Philippines and the Ultrasound Society of the Philippines), gave an inspirational message, inducted their officers (led by Dr. Emily Dizon for the CTMRISP and Dr. Yvette Bernabe Datu-Ramos for the USP) and did the ribbon-cutting for their industrial exhibits. Gave a message for their Souvenir Program. Held at the Manila Hotel. 11. Attended the Annual Convention of the Northern Luzon Chapter Inc (NLI), of the PCR, gave the main address and inducted their re-elected officers led by Dr. Mahdel Timmalog-Fernandez. Held at the Country Club Resort in Baguio. 12. Attended the Annual Convention of the Central Luzon Chapter of the PCR, gave the main address and inducted their new members and their officers who were not inducted in the Annual PCR Convention. Had a meeting with the officers led by Dr. Lambert Castillo. Venue was at the Xenia hotel in the Clark Freeport zone. 13. Failed to attend the Annual Convention of the Cebu Chapter of the PCR, which was on the same day as the Central Luzon Chapter Annual Convention. Attended, however, their previous Annual Convention on behalf of President Joie. Had a meeting with their current set of officers led by Dr. Bobby Sales. Held at the Chong-Hua Hospital. 14. Attended the Annual Convention of the Southern Luzon Chapter of the PCR, gave the main address, inducted their new officers led by Dr. Jeng Cariaga, inducted new members and was part of the awarding ceremonies. Venue was at the Casa Palmera Hotel in San Pablo City, Laguna. 15. Attended the Annual Convention of the Southern Mindanao Chapter of the PCR, gave the main address, inducted their re-elected officers led by Dr. Jerome Nobleza and inducted new members. Venue was at the Southern Philippines Medical Center. 16. To perform various official functions during the 2018 PCR Annual Convention- Welcome remarks, Induction of the Officers and members of the newly formed Special Interest Groups, new Fellows of the PCR and new Diplomates of the PBR, Awarding of plaques and certificates, Messages for the Souvenir program and Ads and presiding over the Annual PCR Business meeting. Venue is the Grand Ballroom of Marriott.

B. ANNUAL CONVENTIONS OF MEDICAL ORGANIZATIONS ABROAD 1. Failed to attend the most recent Annual Convention of the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA). However, attended the previous RSNA, including the Gala Ball of the current group of officers, representing the PCR and President Joie. Venue of the RSNA is the McCormick Place in Chicago. 2. Attended the Annual Convention of the Japanese Radiological Society (JRS). Present at the Gala Dinner hosted by the President of the JRS (Dr. Hiroshi Honda) and the Annual Convention Chair (Dr. Masumi Kadoya). Had a one-on-one talk with JRS President regarding training opportunities for Filipino Radiologists in Japan. Venue was at the Yokohama Bay Hotel, Tokyu. 3. Attended the Asian Radiological Summit (ARS) hosted by the JRS. Gave a power-point presentation regarding the training program in Radiology in the Philippines. Venue was at the Yokohama Bay Hotel, Tokyu. 4. Attended the Congress of the ASEAN Association of Radiology (AAR). Attended the Welcome Dinner hosted by the AAR President (Dr. Terawan Agus Putranto) and the Congress Chair (Dr. Amran Abdul Rahman). Held at the Shangri-La Hotel and the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Kuala Lumpur. 5. Scheduled to attend the Annual Convention of the European Society of Radiology (ESR). Representing the PCR during official functions.

C. BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETINGS 1. Presided over the six (6) regular meetings of the PCR Board of Trustees. The meetings also included the Chair of the PBR, the Specialty Organization Presidents, the Chapter Presidents and Resource Persons for topics included in the Agenda. Meetings were held at Breakfast time at the Midas Hotel. 2. Presided over three (3) special meetings of the PCR Board of Trustees to discuss the controversial Board Resolution of the USP. Two meetings were held at the PCR Secretariat and one was held at Midas Hotel.

D. ANNUAL PCR CONVENTION 2018 1. Attended six (6) PCR Annual Convention Committee Meetings. The meetings were presided over by Dr. Eva De Leon except for one presided over by myself. The meetings were all at the PCR Secretariat except for one held at the Manila Hotel and another at the Marriott Grand Ballroom (including food tasting). 2. Attended four (4) Exhibitors’ Meetings. The meetings were presided over by Dr. Eva De Leon. Aside from our Industrial Partners, our contractor Westline, the Booths and Exhibits Committee and the Physical Arrangement Committee were invited to these meetings. One meeting was held at the PCR Secretariat, another at the home of Dr. Danny Sacdalan, another at the Crowne Plaza Manila Galleria Hotel and one at the Manila Hotel.

E. SPECIAL MEETINGS INVOLVING THE PCR 1. Attended three (3) meetings with Ms Myla Venegas of SMX for the venue of the World Radiology Education (WRE) Seminar to coincide with our 2019 Annual PCR Convention. Dr. Eva De Leon and a few other available officers accompanied me to the meetings. Two meetings were held in restaurants at the Conrad Hotel and Mall and one meeting was at the PCR Secretariat. 2. Attended the meeting presided by Dr. Malou Lacanilao regarding the formation of new Special Interest Groups. The groups are for MSK, Pediatric and Neurologic Radiology, as well as a Nuclear Medicine Group for Radiologists. Point persons for each are Drs. Eugene Dy, Bernie Laya, Irma Kintanar and Allan Manalaysay, respectively. Meeting was at Sofitel. 3. Attended a meeting of the PMA with then Health Secretary Dr. Paulyn Ubial as Guest. In attendance were the PMA officers and the Presidents of the various Societies affiliated with the PMA. Venue was at the Bayanihan Center in Pasig City. 4. Attended the meeting presided by Dr. Joie Canal regarding the formation of Metro Manila Chapter (s) of the PCR. It was agreed that for the time being, only one Metro Manila PCR Chapter is to be formed. Venue was at the Manila Hotel. 5. Attended an MRI meeting in Yokohama Japan regarding the safety of Linear vs. Macrocyclic Gadolinium Contrast Material. In attendance were MRI practitioners and researchers. Venue was the Intercontinental Yokohama Grand Hotel. 6. Attended two (2) meetings with representatives of Guerbet & Fernando Medical Enterprises Inc. (FMEI) regarding a joint MRI seminar with the PCR, also involving the CTMRISP, which will involve speakers and delegates from Europe and throughout Asia. Venue of both planning meetings were at the Winford Hotel. 7. Attended two (2) organizational meetings of the Academy of Medicine of the Philippines (AMP). Venue was at the Philippine College of Surgery building along North EDSA. 8. Had a preliminary meeting about the Licensing of Ultrasound clinics with Engineer Boy San Juan, current Director of the Center for Device Regulation, Radiation Health and Research (CDRRHR). Venue was at the Department of Health Region 1 Office. 9. Presided over one (1) planning meeting for the World TB Day Seminar in March 2018. The planning meeting was at the PCR Secretariat.

F. RELEVANT SCIENTIFIC SEMINARS/ACTIVITIES 1. Attended five (5) separate Scientific Seminars of my home Chapter, NLI. Gave the Inspirational messages and was part of the awarding ceremonies. The expert speakers discussed Pediatric Radiology, Contrast Material Reactions, Temporal Bone Imaging, Neck Radiology and Neuroradiology. Venue were the Country Club Resort, the Newtown Plaza Hotel and Grand Sierra Pines in Baguio and Ariana Hotel in San Fernando La Union. 2. Attended two (2) separate Scientific Seminar-workshops of the USP. One for ultrasound-guided interventional procedures and another for Obstetrical and Gynecologic Ultrasound. Gave the Inspirational messages and did the ribbon-cutting for the technical exhibits. Venue for both seminars was the Crowne Plaza Manila Galleria Hotel. 3. Attended the CTMRISP Scientific Seminar in Bacolod. It was entitled “Unmasking the Imaging Challenges of the Spine and Orbits”. Gave an inspirational address and contributed a message to the Souvenir Program. Venue was at the L’Fisher Hotel in Bacolod City. 4. Attended the Joint PCR-CTMRISP MRI Seminar sponsored by Guerbet and FMEI. The seminar featured delegates and speakers from all over Asia and Europe. Topics were about the latest developments in MRI. Gave the Welcome Address and contributed a message to the Souvenir program. Venue was at the Crowne Plaza Manila Galleria Hotel. 5. Attended the Joint Seminar of the Philippine Society for Nuclear Medicine and the PCR on Brain Imaging. Gave an Inspirational Address. Contributed a message to the Souvenir Program. Venue was at the National Kidney Institute. 6. Attended the Annual Research Contest of the PROS. Gave the welcome remarks. Venue was the Ariana Hotel in San Fernando La Union. 7. Attended the Training the Trainors Seminar of the RTC led by Dr. Marc James Delos Santos. Gave the welcome remarks. Venue was the Medical Center of Manila. 8. Failed to attend a post-graduate course at PGH about the imaging of Neck Tumors due to a concurrent activity. Requested Dr. Eva De Leon to deliver welcome address. Contributed a message to the Souvenir Program. 9. Failed to attend a Board Review Seminar of the PBR due to a concurrent activity. Requested Dr. Rommel Galsim to deliver welcome address. Venue was at The Medical City.

G. VARIOUS OTHER TASKS 1. Signing of Checks, Documents and Certificates. 2. Communicating with Atty. Tayag regarding the legal implications of our decisions and actions. 3. Replying to mail (both digital and traditional) addressed to the PCR. 4. Making day-to-day decision regarding the use of personnel and property of the PCR. 5. Checking the attendance and leaves of PCR personnel. 6. Creating the Agenda for our regular and special Board Meetings. 7. Annual Report to the PCR General Assembly.

V. V.TREASURER’S TREASURER’S REPORT REPORT By:By: Enrico Enrico D. D. TangcoTangco,, MD, FPCR FPCR

4. CASH

This is consist of:

2017 2016 Cash in bank P 27,043,074 P 22,130,519

P 27,043,074 P 22,130,519

Cash in bank represents savings and current account deposits in local banks. Savings account deposits

earn interest at the respective bank deposit rates and current account deposits do not earn interest. Cash in banks are unrestricted and immediately available for use in current operations.

Interest earned on bank deposits amount to P36,773 and P 25,892 in 2017 and 2016, respectively.

5. PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT The composition of and movements of this account are as follows:

Office Equipment/Furni Condominium Unit t ure & Fixt Total Gross carrying amount Balance at March 1, 2016 P 3,550,000 1,893,565 5,443,565 Additions 76,370 76,370 Balance at February 28, 2017 P 3,550,000 P 1,969,935 P 5,519,935 Accumulated Depreciation: Balance at March 1, 2016 (1,706,240) (1,449,218) (3,155,458) Depreciation during the year (180,000) (182,026) (362,026) Balance at February 28, 2017 (1,886,240) (1,631,244) (3,517,484) Net carrying amount at February 28, 2017 P 1,663,760 P 338,690 P 2,002,450

Property and equipment are measured at cost less accumulated depreciation and any accumulated impairment losses. Impairment tests performed indicate that there are no property and equipment found impaired. There are no property and equipment used as collateral to any indebtedness, nor was there any contractual commitment entered by the Company for the acquisition thereof. 6. FUNDCAPITAL BALANCE The Association's capital as a non- profit association is the aggregated contributions of its incorporators and trustees who are also members of the association.

7. RECEIPTSREVENUE

Presented below are the details of this account:

2017 2016 Membership dues P 4,690,500.00 P 1,170,901 Sponsorship / Registration fees 17,420,402 8,762,983 Miscellaneous receipts 1,765,290 1,158,700 P 23,876,192 P 11,092,584

8 OTHER INCOME 2017 2016

Bank interest, net of final tax P 36,773 25,892

9. DISBURSEMENTSADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES

Details of this account were as follows: 4. CASH

This is consist of:

2017 2016 Cash in bank P 27,043,074 P 22,130,519

P 27,043,074 P 22,130,519

Cash in bank represents savings and current account deposits in local banks. Savings account deposits earn interest at the respective bank deposit rates and current account deposits do not earn interest. Cash in banks are unrestricted and immediately available for use in current operations.

Interest earned on bank deposits amount to P36,773 and P 25,892 in 2017 and 2016, respectively.

5. PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT The composition of and movements of this account are as follows:

Office Equipment/Furni Condominium Unit t ure & Fixt Total Gross carrying amount Balance at March 1, 2016 P 3,550,000 1,893,565 5,443,565 Additions 76,370 76,370 Balance at February 28, 2017 P 3,550,000 P 1,969,935 P 5,519,935 Accumulated Depreciation: Balance at March 1, 2016 (1,706,240) (1,449,218) (3,155,458) Depreciation during the year (180,000) (182,026) (362,026) Balance at February 28, 2017 (1,886,240) (1,631,244) (3,517,484) Net carrying amount at February 28, 2017 P 1,663,760 P 338,690 P 2,002,450

Property and equipment are measured at cost less accumulated depreciation and any accumulated impairment losses. Impairment tests performed indicate that there are no property and equipment found impaired. There are no property and equipment used as collateral to any indebtedness, nor was there any contractual commitment entered by the Company for the acquisition thereof. 6. FUNDCAPITAL BALANCE The Association's capital as a non- profit association is the aggregated contributions of its incorporators and trustees who are also members of the association.

7. RECEIPTSREVENUE

Presented below are the details of this account:

2017 2016 Membership dues P 4,690,500.00 P 1,170,901 Sponsorship / Registration fees 17,420,402 8,762,983 Miscellaneous receipts 1,765,290 1,158,700

P 23,876,192 P 11,092,584

8 OTHER INCOME 2017 2016

Bank interest, net of final tax P 36,773 25,892

9. DISBURSEMENTSADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES 2017 2016 Details of this account were as follows: Advertising P 116,346 P 145,000 Association dues 37,807 32,583 Bank charges 3,750 Convention 13,331,393 12,588,626 Communication, light and water 240,563 317,779 Depreciation expense 362,026 Insurance 340,136 353,607 Miscellaneous 364,855 561,055 Office supplies 329,105 307,501 Professional Fees 113,296 103,818 Repairs and maintenance 51,113 23,465

Representation & Entertienment 1,853,933 2,358,020 Salaries & Allowances 1,059,673 638,117 Security Services 26,544 19,604 SSS/Philhealth & HDMF Contribution 24,029 24,165 Taxes and licenses (note 12) 52,949 139,006 Transportation and travel 865,805 530,102 13th Month/Bonus 115,479 64,530 P 19,288,799 P 18,206,978

10. TAX EXEMPT STATUS

The Company is a non-stock, non-profit corporation, and organized and operated exclusively for member's benefit, is exempt from income tax pursuant to Section 30 of the Tax Reform Act of 1997 (R.A. 8424). However, income derived from its properties, real or personal, or from any of its activities conducted for profit regardless of the disposition made of such income, is subject to tax. The Company does not expect deferred tax assets in the books has not been made in the accounts for the fiscal years ended February 28, 2017 and 2016.

2017 2016 Advertising P 116,346 P 145,000 Association dues 37,807 32,583 Bank charges 3,750 Convention 13,331,393 12,588,626 Communication, light and water 240,563 317,779 Depreciation expense 362,026 Insurance 340,136 353,607 Miscellaneous 364,855 561,055 Office supplies 329,105 307,501 Professional Fees 113,296 103,818 Repairs and maintenance 51,113 23,465

Representation & Entertienment 1,853,933 2,358,020 Salaries & Allowances 1,059,673 638,117 Security Services 26,544 19,604 SSS/Philhealth & HDMF Contribution 24,029 24,165 Taxes and licenses (note 12) 52,949 139,006 Transportation and travel 865,805 530,102 13th Month/Bonus 115,479 64,530 P 19,288,799 P 18,206,978

11.10. RELATEDTAX EXEMPT PARTY STATUS DISCLOSURES

TheIn theCompanynormal courseis a non-stock,of business,non-profitthe Companycorporation,has transactionsand organizedwith relatedand operatedparties. exclusivelyThe Companyfor member'shas no transactionsbenefit, is withexempt its relatedfrom incomeparties intax 2017pursuant and 2016.to Section 30 of the Tax Reform Act of 1997 (R.A.Key Management8424). However, Personnelincome derived from its properties, real or personal, or from any of its activities conducted for profit regardless of the disposition made of such income, is subject to tax. The TheCompanykey managementdoes not expectpersonneldeferredwhotaxareassetsalso thein theboardbooksof hastrusteesnot beenof themadecompanyin the doesaccountsnot receivefor the anyfiscal compensation years ended benefitsFebruary from 28, 2017the organization. and 2016. 12. MANAGEMENT DECLARATION ON TAXES AND OTHER RELATED INFORMATION In compliance with Revenue Regulation 15-2010 as required by the BIR, presented below are information on taxes and licenses:

1.VAT Revenue from Membership dues, Sponsorship/ Registration fees and other income, not being derived from sales or services or sale of goods made in the course of business but rather in connection with its non-stock, non-profit activities, is exempt from 12 % VAT. Hence, notwithstanding that it is a non- stock, non-profit corporation, its purchase of goods or properties or services and importation of goods shall nevertheless be subject to the 12 % VAT pursuant to Section 107 of the said code (VAT ruling No. 119-90 dated May 14, 1990 and BIR ruling No. DA-043-2004 dated February 4, 2004 ). 2. Taxes and licenses

2017 2016

Permits and licenses 52,949 139,006 3. Tax assessments and other cases

There were no pending tax assessments, litigation involving the company.

11. RELATED PARTY DISCLOSURES

In the normal course of business, the Company has transactions with related parties. The Company has no transactions with its related parties in 2017 and 2016. Key Management Personnel

The key management personnel who are also the board of trustees of the company does not receive any compensation benefits from the organization. 12. MANAGEMENT DECLARATION ON TAXES AND OTHER RELATED INFORMATION In compliance with Revenue Regulation 15-2010 as required by the BIR, presented below are information on taxes and licenses:

1.VAT Revenue from Membership dues, Sponsorship/ Registration fees and other income, not being derived from sales or services or sale of goods made in the course of business but rather in connection with its non-stock, non-profit activities, is exempt from 12 % VAT. Hence, notwithstanding that it is a non- stock, non-profit corporation, its purchase of goods or properties or services and importation of goods shall nevertheless be subject to the 12 % VAT pursuant to Section 107 of the said code (VAT ruling No. 119-90 dated May 14, 1990 and BIR ruling No. DA-043-2004 dated February 4, 2004 ). 2. Taxes and licenses

2017 2016

Permits and licenses 52,949 139,006 3. Tax assessments and other cases

There were no pending tax assessments, litigation involving the company.

VI. COMMITTEE REPORTS

A. RESEARCH ANNUAL REPORT By: Romelito Jose G. Galsim, MD, FPCR Research Committee Chair

RESEARCH FOR ORAL PRESENTATION 1. CO, Andy Christian C. Reproducibility of the Seoul National University Bundang Hospital Proposed MRI Grading System for Cervical Neural Foraminal Stenosis Based on Axial T2-Weighted Images: A Retrospective Study in a Local Tertiary Hospital Setting. 2. DAJAO-GUINTO, Mabelle Meta-Analysis of Diagnostic Test Accuracy of Skin-to-Stone Distance on Pre-Treatment CT Stonogram in Predicting Extracorporeal Shock Wave Lithotripsy Outcome. 3. ESLABAN, Ma. Xenia I. Correlation of Sonomammographic Imaging Features and Immunohistochemical Subtypes in Diagnosed Breast Cancer Patients at West Visayas State University Medical Center: A 4-Year Retrospective Study. 4. NAVARRO, Florian Meliza E. Focal Periphyseal Edema (FOPE): A Retrospective, Cross-Sectional Study Comparing the Manifestation of FOPE Between Traumatic and Non-Traumatic Knee Pain in Adolescents Using MRI in St. Luke’s Medical Center-GC from January 2010 to March 2017. 5. TABANDA, Michelle Vanessa Correlation of Gallbladder Wall Thickness by Computed Tomography with Benign Versus Malignant Ascites. 6. URGEL, Ryan Jason DL Prevalence of Radiographically-Suspected Pulmonary Tuberculosis Among Healthcare Workers in the Philippine General Hospital. RESEARCH FOR POSTER EXHIBITION 1. ABANCIO, Cely Ann L. Meta-Analysis on the Accuracy of B Value DWI in the Detection of Prostate Cancer Using 1.5 Tesla and 3.0 Tesla MRI. 2. AFABLE, Giselle Marie G. Optimal B-Value in Diffusion-Weighted MRI in the Detection of Hyperacute and Acute Strokes: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. 3. ANG, Sunshine Soho Diagnostic Value and Association of Thyroid Nodule Ultrasound Using the Philippine Thyroid Association Consensus Guideline and Bethesda Classifications. 4. BASILIO, Francis Angelo D. Occurrence and Risk Factors of Renal Artery Stenosis in Patients Undergoing Abdominal Computed Tomography Angiography, a One Year Study in a Tertiary Hospital in Manila. 5. CALLEJAS-KING, Jeanette E. Correlational Study on the Depth of Morison’s Pouch Fluid in Focused Abdominal Sonography for Trauma (FAST) and Volume of Hemoperitoneum in Adult Blunt Abdominal Trauma Patients. 6. CATIBOG, Rhodora C. Correlation of MRI Single Slice Sampling Usage of Abdominal Visceral Adipose Tissue Area with Gallstone Formation in University of Perpetual Help Dalta Medical Center from March 2014 to March 2017. 7. CHAVEZ, Justin Karlo B. Determination of Disease Response Rate Based on the MRECIST (Modified Response Evaluation Criteria in Solid Tumors) System Among Liver Cancer Patients Who Underwent TACE (Transarterial Chemoembolization) in from 2011-2016 8. CO, Andy Christian C. Reproducibility of the Seoul National University Bundang Hospital Proposed MRI Grading System for Cervical Neural Foraminal Stenosis Based on Axial T2-Weighted Images: A Retrospective Study in a Local Tertiary Hospital Setting. 9. DAJAO-GUINTO, Mabelle Meta-Analysis of Diagnostic Test Accuracy of Skin-to-Stone Distance on Pre-Treatment CT Stonogram in Predicting Extracorporeal Shock Wave Lithotripsy Outcome. 10. DELA CRUZ, Joseliza O. Correlation of Ultrasound Parameters with Acute Cholecystitis in Patients Who Underwent Cholecystectomy. 11. ESLABAN, Ma. Xenia I. Correlation of Sonomammographic Imaging Features and Immunohistochemical Subtypes in Diagnosed Breast Cancer Patients at West Visayas State University Medical Center: A 4-Year Retrospective Study. 12. FABIAN-TAN, Je-Ann Faith Approriateness of Imaging Studies as Determined by Medical Clerks, Post Graduate Interns, and Internal Medicine Residents: A Survey of the Level of Competency. 13. JOSON-SANGLAY, Anna Karina Correlation of the Visual Perceptual Ability of PGH Radiology Residents with Radiologic Performance and Year Level. 14. KATO, Junnosuke G. A Retrospective Analytical Observation Study of Post-Procedure Arterial Blood Pressure Changes Among Hypertensive Adult Patients Who Have Undergone Intravenous Contrast-Enhanced Computed Tomography of the Abdomen Using a Power Injection System in The Medical City from January to December 2016. 15. LAMBIO, April Ann F. Diagnostic Accuracy of the PECARN Clinical Prediction Rules for Children Undergoing Cranial CT After Head Injury. 16. LEGARDA, Jose Eduardo D. A Comparative Study on the Accuracy of Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Detecting ACL and Meniscal Tears of the Knee at The Medical City. 17. MAGAT, Francisco Paolo G. A Continuing Study on Diaphragm Thickening Fraction and Intergrative Weaning Index as Predictors for Successful Extubation of ICU Patients at a Private Tertiary Hospital. 18. NAVARRO, Florian Meliza E. Focal Periphyseal Edema (FOPE): A Retrospective, Cross-Sectional Study Comparing the Manifestation of FOPE Between Traumatic and Non-Traumatic Knee Pain in Adolescents Using MRI in St. Luke’s Medical Center-GC from January 2010 to March 2017. 19. OCAMPO-ALCANTARA, Lelannie Prevalence Study of Chondromalacia Patella and its Severity Among Patients Presenting with Anterior Knee Pain Based on the Modified Outerbridge System Using 1.5 Tesla MRI at Capitol Medical Center. 20. PANDES, Marky Jod A. Frequency of Missed Coronary Artery Calcifications in Patients Undergoing Chest CT Scan at the UP-PGH from January 2015 to June 2015. 21. PINEDA, John Michael Joseph Y. Inter-Observer Variability of Measurements Obtained Via Manual Volumetry and Automated Volumetry of Pulmonary Masses Detected by CT Scan. 22. SANDOVAL, Cyrene M. Accuracy of Breast Tomosynthesis Versus Digital Mammography in Detecting Breast Malignancy. 23. TABANDA, Michelle Vanessa Correlation of Gallbladder Wall Thickness by Computed Tomography with Benign Versus Malignant Ascites. 24. UMEREZ, Angelo Rome A. Validity of Lung-RADS as an Effective Screening Tool in the Diagnosis of Lung Cancer Using Histopathology as the Gold Standard: A Retospective Study in Makati Medical Center. 25. URGEL, Ryan Jason DL Prevalence of Radiographically-Suspected Pulmonary Tuberculosis Among Healthcare Workers in the Philippine General Hospital. 26. YUNG, Candice A. Normal Width of the 3rd and 4th Ventricles on Brain Computed Tomography Scans of Adult Individuals Taken at Cebu Doctors’ University Hospital.

B. RESIDENCY TRAINING COUNCIL REPORT By: James DC delos Santos, MD, FPCR RTC chair

For 2017, the Residency Training Council (RTC) of the Philippine College of Radiology had a lot of activities not only for the residents and training officers based in the National Capital Region but also for the rest of the country.

There was a total of five scientific meetings that were held for the year with most if not all lectures given by the training officers themselves. Through the kind efforts of Drs. Sarah Zampaga and Ma. Lucia Alvarado, the said scientific meetings were held at the Medical Center Manila Auditorium and alternately at the Philippine Heart Center Medical Arts Building Auditorium. The lectures were as follows: Date System Imaging Lecture topic Lecturer January Pediatrics/ Physics/ Anatomy/ Pediatric chest diseases Angelo Don S. Grasparil II, MD 21, 2017 Radiation protection Congenital intracranial malfor- James DC delos Santos, MD mations April 22, Pulmonary/ Cardiovascular Pulmonary infections Rodney Pidlaoan, MD 2017 Pulmonary malignancy Geraldine Villanueva-Gan, MD Cyanotic congenital heart dis- Regina Cristina Mangada, MD eases Chest radiologic signs Encarnita Perez, MD Essentials on Interventional Glenn Marc Ignacio, MD procedures Interstitial lung disease Francis Villanueva, MD June 3, Women’s/ Genitourinary Breast cancer: what clinicians Maria Louven U. Grasparil, MD 2017 need to know Advances on ultrasound, mam- Maria Rosela Espinar, MD mography and tomosynthesis Adnexal masses Brenda Policarpio, MD Pelvic lymph nodes Florence Los Baňos, MD Staging of ovarian, uterine and Bryian Paner, MD cervical carcinoma First and third trimester ultra- Christopher Joy Aromin, MD sound August Gastrointestinal/ Musculo- Imaging of pancreatic tumors Pedro Danilo J. Lagamayo, MD 12, 2017 skeletal Intraoperative cholangiogram Marie Nell N. Ragunjan, MD Lumps and bumps: MSK tumors Roger de Venecia, MD on ultrasound MRI of spinal tumors Melchor Basalo, MD October Neuroradiology/ Head and Introduction to PET/ CT scan Asela Bustos-Barroso, MD 14, 2017 neck Ultrasound of the salivary glands Miguel Zamora, MD Imaging of the tumors of the Angela Villanueva, MD mandible Neuroanatomy made easy Jeffrey Tantianpact, MD

Likewise last July 23, 2017, all the training officers all over the country had a trainors’ training on exam questionnaire formulation which was conducted at the Medical Center Manila Auditorium. The event was attended by more than 55 training officers and assistant training officers which was given and organized by the college secretary of the National Teachers Training College (NTTC) Maria Elizabeth M. Grageda, PTRP, MHPEd. The other lecturers were Nomar M. Alviar, MD, MHPEd, another NTTC faculty and Nemuel S. Fajutagana, MD, MHPEd, the current Dean of NTTC. Christine Susean S. Sagpao, MD, FPCR and Deane Carla de Mesa, MD acted as facilitators during the activity.

Last March to May, 2017, the RTC chair had the opportunity to roam around the Visayan training institutions though the help of Bayer Schering Pharma. Last March 13, 2017, lectures and meetings with residents in training and training officers in Iloilo were conducted in Western Visayas Medical Center and Seda Hotel Iloilo. Last April 7, 2017 similar lectures and meetings with residents in training and training officers in Tacloban were conducted as well. May 13, 2017 was the date when lectures and meetings were conducted in Cebu for the Cebuano residents in training. Likewise, all the elimination of the battle of the brains (BOB) for the different chapters were spearheaded by the chapter presidents and the RTC chair in choosing the chapter representatives for the national competition that was held last January 27, 2018. Last September 23, 2017, BOB elimination was done in Bicol Medical Center with Dela Salle Medical Center winning and representing the Southern Luzon Chapter. November 11, 2017 was the day that Baguio General Hospital won as representative of Northern Luzon Chapter in an elimination round done in La Union. Last November 24, 2017, the team composed of Davao Doctors Hospital and Southern Philippines Medical Center residents were chosen from an elimination round that was conducted in Davao Doctors Hospital.

C. ACCREDITATION ANNUAL REPORT By: Rene N. Reyes, MD, FPCR PCR Accreditation Chair

PCR Accredited Training Centers December 31, 2017 UTZ CTMRI Accreditation Period X X AFP Medical Center Jan. 1, 2013 - Dec. 31, 2017 pending / / Amang Rodriguez Memorial Medical Center Jan. 1, 2014 - Dec. 31, 2017 X X Baguio General Hospital & Medical Center May 1, 2014 - April 30, 2018 pending X X Batangas Regional Hospital Jan. 1, 2015 - Dec. 31, 2018 X X Bicol Medical Center July 1, 2014 - June 30, 2018 / / Capitol Medical Center Jan. 1, 2017 - Dec. 31, 2020 / / Cardinal Santos Medical Center Jan. 1, 2017 - Dec. 31, 2020 / / Cebu Doctors’ University Hospital, Inc. Nov. 1, 2017 - Oct. 31, 2020 / / Chinese General Hospital & Medical Center Jan. 1, 2015 - Dec. 31, 2018 / / Chong Hua Hospital Jan. 1, 2017 - Dec. 31, 2020 / / Corazon Locsin Montelibano Memorial Hospital Jan. 1, 2016 - Dec. 31, 2019 / / Davao Doctors’ Hospital Jan. 1, 2015 - Dec. 31, 2018 / / Davao Regional Medical Center Jan. 1, 2018 - Dec. 31, 2021 / / De La Salle University Medical Center Jan. 1, 2015 - Dec. 31, 2018 / / Dr. Victor R. Potenciano Medical Center May 1, 2014 - April 30, 2018 / / East Avenue Medical Center May 1, 2015 - April 30, 2019 / / FEU–NRMF Medical Center Jan. 1, 2017 - Dec. 31, 2020 X X Ilocos Training & Regional Medical Center June 1, 2014 - May 31, 2018 / / Iloilo Doctors’ Hospital Jan. 2016 - Dec. 31, 2019 / / Jose R. Reyes Memorial Medical Center Jan. 1, 2013 - Dec. 31, 2016 pending / X ManilaMed (Medical Center Manila) Jan. 1, 2016 - Dec. 31, 2019 / / Makati Medical Center Jan. 1, 2016 - Dec. 31, 2019 / / Manila Doctors Hospital Jan. 1, 2016 - Dec. 31, 2019 X X MCU-FDT Medical Foundation Hospital Jan. 1, 2015 - Dec. 31, 2018 / / Metropolitan Medical Center Suspended up to Dec. 31, 2019 / / National Kidney & Transplant Institute Jan. 1, 2016 - Dec. 31, 2019 X X Northern Mindanao Medical Center Jan. 1, 2015 - Dec. 31, 2018 / / Ospital Ng Makati Jan. 1, 2016 - Dec. 31, 2019 / / Our Lady Of Lourdes Hospital Jan. 1, 2016 - Dec. 31, 2019 X X Perpetual Succour Hospital Jan. 1, 2015 - Dec 31, 2018 UTZ CTMRI Accreditation Period / / Philippine Heart Center Jan. 1, 2016 - Dec. 31, 2019 X X Quezon City General Hospital April 1, 2014 - May 31, 2018 / / Quirino Memorial Medical Center Jan. 2017 - Dec 31, 2020 / / Rizal Medical Center Jan. 1, 2016 - Dec. 31, 2019 X X Region I Medical Center suspended / / St. Paul’s Hospital suspended / / San Pedro Hospital Of Davao City July 1, 2017 - June 31, 2020 / / Southern Philippines Medical Center July 1, 2017 - June 31, 2020 X X St. Louis University Hospital Of The Sacred Heart Jan. 1, 2013 - Dec. 31, 2016 pending / / St. Luke’s Medical Center- Q. C. Jan. 1, 2015 - Dec. 31, 2018 / / St. Luke’s Medical Center- Global City Jan. 1, 2017 - Dec 31, 2020 / / The Medical City Jan. 1, 2016 - Dec. 31, 2019 / / United Doctors Medical Center suspended / / University Of Perpetual Help DALTA Medical Center Jan. 1, 2017 - Dec. 31, 2020 / / University Of Santo Tomas Hospital Jan. 1, 2015 - Dec. 31, 2018 / / UE–Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Medical Center Jan. 1, 2016 - Dec. 31, 2019 / / UP–Philippine General Hospital Jan. 1, 2015 - Dec. 31, 2018 X X Veterans Memorial Medical Center May 1, 2015 - April 30, 2019 / / Vicente Sotto Memorial Medical Center Jan. 1, 2013 - Dec. 31, 2016 pending / / West Visayas State University Hospital Jan. 1, 2012 - Dec. 31, 2015 pending X X Western Visayas Medical Center Jan. 1, 2013 - Dec. 31, 2016 pending / / World Citi Medical Center Jan. 1, 2015 - Dec. 31, 2018 Legend X without fellowship / with fellowship Hospitals requiring inspection Amang Rodriquez Memorial Medical Center Quezon City General Hospital

D. MEMBERSHIP ANNUAL REPORT By: Imarzen V. Elepaño, MD, FPCR PCR Membership Chair

PHILIPPINE COLLEGE OF RADIOLOGY Updated dues as of December 30, 2017

1. ABAD SANTOS, Miguel P. 13. ABESAMIS, Benjamin V. 2. ABAD, Alben Teodoro T. 14. ABLIS SUN, Ma. Lena D. 3. ABAD, Alberto S. 15. ABRIGONDA, Jose Jay M. 4. ABAD, Anthony Albert N. 16. ABUEG, Leah Anne S. 5. ABALOS, Renato S. 17. ABUYABOR-OMEGA, Ruth D. 6. ABALOS, Soleil Eunice P. 18. ACOB, Florence B. 7. ABAN, Sathur Ray F. 19. ACOSTA, Luthgardo H. 8. ABANCIO, Cely Ann L. 20. ADAPON, Benjamin D. 9. ABANILLA, Joseph R. 21. AFABLE, Giselle Marie G. 10. ABARRO, George III C. 22. AGGA, Mary Grace A. 11. ABEAR, Roger F. 23. AGGABAO, Anna Marie S. 12. ABELLO, Jose Hernany L. 24. AGMATA, Marie Othella T. 25. AGNES, Jazel Anne P. 77. AQUINO, Nancy M. 26. AGRAVANTE, Juvy Anne R. 78. AQUINO-CABATO, Joy P. 27. AGUILAR, Carlo Ruperto 79. ARAGON, Francis Ronald P. 28. AGUILING, Ramoncito L. 80. ARAGON, Frederik P. 29. AGUINALDO, Rose Leilani R. 81. ARAGON, Orlando N. * 30. AGUSTIN-PIMENTEL, Realinda R. 82. ARANDA, Dennis F. 31. ALABADO, Rowena Lyn P. 83. ARCAY, Jose Teofilo D. 32. ALABASTRO, Victor Q. 84. ARCHES, Ma. Catalina A. 33. ALBA, Marie June M. 85. ARCILLAS, Jon Chris G. 34. ALBA, Tomas Aniceto Y. 86. ARELLANO, Ariel 35. ALCANTARA-HERNANDEZ, Christine B. 87. ARIAS, Riza B. 36. ALCAZAR, Michael Anthony P. 88. ARMENDI, Edgardo A. 37. ALDE-JARANILLA, Ma. Cristina A. 89. AROMIN, Christopher Joy A. 38. ALEGRE, Emelito D. 90. ARZADON, Jasmin Marie E. 39. ALGAR, Jan Idrian C. 91. ASIS-CANEDO, Maria Jesusa O. 40. ALICIAS-VEROY, Irma R. 92. ASUNCION, Ramon V. III 41. ALIPIO, Shadee Diane B. 93. ASUNCION-GADDUANG, Marilou V. 42. ALLAS, Juanito C. Jr. 94. ATIENZA, Ariel M. 43. ALMAJANO-ALMOITE, Marilou M. 95. AURE, Antonio T. * 44. ALMAZAN, Emmanuel D. 96. AVENA-SEGUI, Carla P. * 45. ALMAZAN, Jolinda V. 97. AZARCON, Loisa P. 46. ALMAZAR, Maria Alegria R. 98. AZORES-CUBALLES, May Theresa M. 47. ALOJADO, Ezra Nelson II E. 99. AZUCENA, Mary Grace C. 48. ALONZO, Antonio F. 100. BABARAN, Ronaldo F. 49. ALQUERO, Maria Angelica G. 101. BACALTOS-CEQUINA, Ginny Ann C. 50. ALVARADO, Ma. Lucia T. * 102. BACLAO, Jerome V. 51. ALVAREZ, Anthony L. 103. BACORRO, Warren R. (PROS) 52. AMAGO, Melwida C. 104. BAGIS, Faiqha T. 53. AMANCIO, Christina 105. BAGUIOEN, Roger T. 54. AMICIS, Cecilia G. * 106. BALBERONA, Percival Leonides P. 55. AMISTAD, Paul Dominic A. 107. BALDOMAR, Phillione Grace 56. ANCHETA-BISMONTE, Joyce G. 108. BALDOZ, Concepcion J. 57. ANDRES, Mariaem M. 109. BALID, Gilbert T. 58. ANG, Arneil U. 110. BALILI, Eric R. 59. ANG, Emerson V. 111. BALLESCAS, Ella Anne M. 60. ANG, Maria Cristina A. 112. BALOLONG, Patrick Henry J. 61. ANG, Stephanie Mae O. 113. BALTAZAR, Emilio G. Jr. * 62. ANG, Sunshine S. 114. BALTAZAR-SAMACO, Ma. Christine 63. ANG-BALUYUT, Kimberly U. 115. BANATE, Carie Anne L. 64. ANGELES, Edwin B. 116. BANDONG, Irene S. 65. ANGELES, Joseph B. 117. BANDONG-PASTOR, Jennifer Ann M. 66. ANGLO-MATTI, Leni D. 118. BAÑEZ, Cherry Rose T. 67. ANTAY, Robert Lee M. 119. BAÑEZ, Ramon Martin F. 68. ANTONIO, Glenn M. 120. BANGAYAN, Rowena N. 69. ANTONIO, Visitacion P. * 121. BANGOY, Samuel B. 70. AOIGAN-VILLASANTA, Felicity M. 122. BANIQUED, Edgar R. 71. APELIT, Margie B. 123. BANUELOS, Gonzalo C. Jr. 72. APOSTADERO, Mark H. 124. BARCENAS-BARRERA, Reigna Mae R. 73. AQUIATAN, Angela Mae D. 125. BARTOLOME, Virginia S. 74. AQUINO, Ana Milagros N. 126. BARRETTO, Lourdes B. * 75. AQUINO, Ariel S. 127. BARRETTO-CONSOLACION, Emmie 76. AQUINO, Cherilyn R. 128. BARRIENTOS, Teresa C. 129. BARRIOS, Bueno Dinero 181. BRINGAS, Bernardo G. Jr. 130. BARTOLOME, Virginia S. 182. BRUA, Eric Norman L. 131. BARUANG, Minda M. 183. BUENAFLOR, Ma. Theresa S. 132. BASALO, Melchor R. 184. BUENDIA, Ma. Teresa A. 133. BASILIO, Francis Angelo D. 185. BURGONIO, Bienvenido A. 134. BATUNGBACAL, Raul Francis E. 186. BUSTOS-BARROSO, Asela P. 135. BAUTISTA, Dennis T. 187. BUYAGAN, Ziprene W. 136. BAUTISTA, Marvin W. 188. CABAITAN, Hilario S. II 137. BAUTISTA, Raneil Joseph F. 189. CABALLERO, Emelia L. 138. BAUTISTA, Rochelle Ann B. 190. CABALLERO, Marc Jenssen I. 139. BAUTISTA-MONSALUD, Melody Christine 191. CABALLO, Nilo T. 140. BAUTISTA-UY, Jellena Faye C. 192. CABANGON-OLVINA, Marigie L. 141. BAUZON, Christian C. 193. CABANSAG, Ralph C. 142. BAYABOS, Faith Caroline D. 194. CABANTOG, Joseph D. C. 143. BAYONA, Andres A. Jr. * 195. CABATO Michael Salvador D. 144. BELARMINO, Joseph Vincent B. 196. CADAG, Edelweiss A. 145. BELLA, Richard Mark B. 197. CADAG, Edwin M. * 146. BELLO, Marinette P. 198. CADAG-TEMPONGKO, Eleonor Ruth 147. BELMONTE, Roberto Ariel P. 199. CAGUETE, Fernando I. 148. BELTRAN, Gerardo L. * 200. CAJUCOM, Marjorie R. 149. BELTRAN, Suzette J. 201. CALA, Sherwin I. 150. BENDANILLO, Rowena B. 202. CALAGUAS, Miriam Joy C. * 151. BENEDICTO, Ma. Teresa U. 203. CALALANG, Editha L. * 152. BENIGNOS, Cherrylyn B. 204. CALANGIAN, Elwin V. 153. BENITEZ, Cecilio Jr., B. 205. CALENDACION, Alfredo D. 154. BENITEZ, Cecilio M. * 206. CALIBOSO, Ernie V. * 155. BERANGO, Ruben S. 207. CALIMLIM, Katherine F. 156. BERBANO-BERGONIO, Josephine D. 208. CALIMLIM-CARREON, Khristine Joy 157. BERMEJO, Erwin P. 209. CALLANG, Anna Katrina L. 158. BERNABE DATU-RAMOS, Yvette Eve 210. CALLEJAS-KING, Jeanette 159. BERNALES, Cristeta C. 211. CAMACHO, Alvin C. 160. BERNARDEZ, Charita D. 212. CAMBAY, Japanel B. 161. BERNARDO, Apolonio S. 213. CAMINADE, Romel N. 162. BERROYA, Richard O. 214. CAMPOS, Karen Kristina B. 163. BERTULFO, Herlando D. Jr. 215. CAÑAL, Johanna Patricia A. 164. BERTULFO-ZERRUDO, Annabelle F. 216. CAÑERO, Julian M. 165. BIAÑO-ARCAYERA, Anna Jane A. 217. CANGA, Fernando P. Jr. 166. BIBAL, John B. 218. CAÑONERO, Juan Carlo A. 167. BIEL, Luis Gerry Jr. M. 219. CANOZA, Leonila M. 168. BILLEDO, Jocelyn P. 220. CAPARAS, Ariel M. 169. BILLONES-MONDEJAR, Jonilisa C. 221. CAPELLAN, Ma. Purificacion B. 170. BISQUERA, Maria Theresa M. 222. CAPITO, Ruthanne M. 171. BITOON, Geoffrey B. * 223. CARABEO, John Mark (PROS) 172. BLASCO, Krystle Anne 224. CARAIG, Luis Aaron G. 173. BOLANTE-BACALSO, Mary Nel B. 225. CARANDANG, Ma. Katrina D. 174. BONDOC, Arnel M. 226. CARANDANG. Mindsay L. 175. BONIQUIT, Mark Anthony D. 227. CARIAGA, Natividad M. 176. BONOAN-DEOMAMPO, Louisea Marie L. 228. CARIASO, Eric Jude M. 177. BOQUIREN, Ryan Albert Leonard N. 229. CARLOS, Renato M. * 178. BORJA, Joaquin Peter S. IV 230. CARLOS-DEPAYNOS, Christine C. 179. BORROMEO, Myrna E. 231. CAROLINO, John Paul 180. BRAÑA-REDOBLADO, Buena Marie 232. CARPIO, Erwin John T. 233. CARPIO, Michaelo Martin V. 285. CORPUZ, Juancho Loren A. 234. CASALME, Viola Fay B. 286. CORROMPIDO-UY, Charito L. 235. CASARENO, Respecio C. Jr. 287. CORSINO, Michael Vincent O. 236. CASIÑO, Amalia D. 288. CORTES, Renato T. 237. CASTAÑEDA, Raymond Rae R. 289. CORTO, Jennifer P. 238. CASTILLO, Jemar 290. COSTINIANO, Rolando M. 239. CASTILLO, Lamberto G. 291. CO-TIU, Natalie G. 240. CASTILLO-DE LEON, Pacita M. 292. CRISOSTOMO, Angela U. 241. CASTRO, Anthony Ian M. 293. CRUZ, Carmina Maria P. 242. CASTRO, Troadio B. * 294. CRUZ, Chris Joseph C. 243. CATALUÑA, Abigail Lemore B. 295. CRUZ, Danilo M. * 244. CATBAGAN, Eleazardo U. 296. CRUZ, Elwood C. 245. CATEDRAL, Adah Grace M. 297. CRUZ, Gemma Bessie J. 246. CATEDRAL, Glenn A.M. * 298. CRUZ, Ma. Cartrini O. 247. CATEDRAL, Glenn Jr. Y. 299. CRUZ, Misael C. 248. CATIBOG, Jolly Jason S. 300. CRUZ, Nelson S. 249. CATIBOG, Rhodora C. 301. CRUZ, Ramon B. Jr. 250. CAUMBAN, Ronald K. * 302. CRUZ-TUBLE, Maria Regina M. 251. CAUSING, Jose Gil Archie V. 303. CUA, Stella Esther G. 252. CAYOS, Juayma Ruth C. 304. CUARTERO, Carlos Z. 253. CAYOS, Ponciano A. 305. CUDIAMAT, Emery C. 254. CEJAR, Grace G. 306. CUPINO, Nonette A. 255. CEJOCO, Celestina A. 307. CUVIN, Karlo P. 256. CELERA, Rebecca C. 308. CUYOS, Jocelyn B. 257. CELESTINO-INOCENCIO, Camille D. F. 309. CUYUGAN, Alexander C. 258. CELI, Allan P. 310. DAJAO. Mabelle B. 259. CENTENO, Dominador III M. 311. DAMASCO, Ma. Angeli G. 260. CERCADO, Wilherminia Anne C. 312. DAÑGUILAN, Justo J. * 261. CERVILLON, Glendalyn A. 313. DATAYLO, Kristian Y. 262. CHACON, Margarita A. 314. DATING, Marissa P. 263. CHAN, Cressilda L. 315. DATOR, Amy Paz S. 264. CHAN, Demosthenes O. 316. DATOR, Ofelia U. 265. CHAN, Maila C. 317. DAVID, Carlos G. 266. CHAN, Odysseus C. 318. DAVID, Maribeth A. 267. CHANSIONGPEN, Derrick T. 319. DAVID-AGANA, Ma. Lourdes D. 268. CHAVEZ, Antonio C. * 320. DAVID-IGNACIO, Melinda G. 269. CHAVEZ, Justin Karlo B. 321. DE CASTRO, Ronald J. 270. CHENGLIONG, Gladys Y. 322. DE GUZMAN, Beethoven Z. 271. CHIU, Jose U. 323. DE GUZMAN, Gloria G. 272. CHUA, Carmen O. 324. DE GUZMAN, Joselito L. 273. CIACICO, Leopoldo Q. 325. DE GUZMAN-BASAN, Hilda G. 274. CO, Andy Christian C. 326. DE GUZMAN-MIRANDA, Maricel M. 275. CO, Cesar S. * 327. DE GUZMAN-SANTOS, Maria Cecilia 276. CO, Henri Cartier S. (PROS) 328. DE JESUS, Brian Joseph D.G. 277. CO, Jayson L. 329. DE JESUS, Dianne 278. CO, Maria Aleta R. 330. DE JESUS, Jether M. 279. CODAMON, Maribel M. 331. DE JESUS, Rogelio I. 280. COLLAO, Mahgn R. 332. DE LA CERNA, Lea B. 281. COLOMA, Fay Agarpao 333. DE LA CRUZ, Leandro Jesus R. 282. COMIQUE, Sherwinston C. 334. DE LA CRUZ, Vilma G. 283. CONCEPCION, Nathan David P. 335. DE LARRAZABAL, Catherine G. 284. CONLU, Raymund Augustus O. 336. DE LEMOS, Olivia S. 337. DE LEON, Eva C. 389. DY, Estelita G. * 338. DE LOS REYES, Glenn V. 390. DY, Eugene C. * 339. DE LOS SANTOS, Marc James D.C. 391. DY, Jackson U. 340. DE SOLA-BALTAZAR, Jocelyn R. 392. DY, Kathleen Mari G. 341. DE VENECIA, Roger S. 393. ECHALUSE, Herbert D. 342. DE VERA-DIAZ, Hasmin Maria O. 394. ECHALUSE, Jay S. I. 343. DEFENSOR, Mavis F. 395. ECHAUS, Raul Leon G. 344. DEGUITO, Therese Sheila C. 396. ECHEVARRIA, Ramon N. 345. DEL MUNDO, Vincent Troy A. 397. EDILLOR, Sharon T. 346. DEL PILAR, Joanna F. 398. ELAZEGUI, Ramon E. 347. DEL PRADO, Bettina A. 399. ELEPAÑO, Imarzen V. 348. DEL ROSARIO, Ethel Anne L. 400. ENCARNACION, Celeste C. * 349. DELA CRUZ, Joseliza O. 401. ENGRACIA, Warfe T. * 350. DELA ROSA, Enrique G. 402. ENRIQUEZ-ALAS, Ethel B. 351. DELAS ARMAS, Niezar C. 403. EPE, Agnes Corazon C. 352. DELOS REYES, Regina Amore 404. EQUIPADO, Erwin D. 353. DEMIAR, Leonora D. 405. ESCASA, Maria Carmela F. 354. DESIPEDA, Aileen B. 406. ESGUERRA, Abelardo P. 355. DIANCIN-LIBUNAO, Catherine M. 407. ESLABAN, Ma. Xenia I. 356. DIAZ, Honesto D. * 408. ESPINAR, Maria Rosela B. 357. DIAZ, Marvin R. 409. ESPINO, Gaudencio Leon C. 358. DICKENSON, Marianita Clemencia 410. ESPINO, Gervin Brian D. 359. DIEGO, Jervick C. 411. ESPINO-RODRIGUEZ, Pia Daphne 360. DIFUNTORUM-ANTONIO, Maria Christina M. 412. ESPINOSA, Ma. Luz 361. DILAO, Roel T. 413. ESPIRITU, Joventino S. Jr. 362. DIMAANO, Ma. Elsie M. 414. ESPIRITU, Ma. Lourdes M. 363. DIMACALI, Paolo Luigi V. 415. ESTABILLO, Lawrence John T. 364. DIMACULANGAN, Mary Elaine D. 416. ESTABILLO, Teresita T. * 365. DING, Julius Walter N. 417. ESTACION, Pablo M. Jr. 366. DISTOR, Edwin Ferdinand C. 418. ESTACION, Percival Santiago C. 367. DIZON, Emily Rose M. 419. ESTEBAN-ACOSTA, Annabela Lissa 368. DIZON, Francis Aaron D. 420. ESTELLER, Michelle J. 369. DIZON, Gregorio L. 421. ESTERA, Cyrus B. 370. DIZON, Mercedes D. 422. ESTEVES, Noni E. 371. DOCTOR, Myra M. 423. ESTORNINOS, Juancho F. 372. DOLAR, Andres M. Jr. 424. ESTRADA (AQUINO), Emma C. 373. DOMACENA, Roy Angelo G. 425. ESTRELLA, Celia Joy Z. 374. DOMAEL, Jee D. 426. ESTRELLA, Rosalinda B. 375. DOMINGO, Federico T. * 427. ESTRELLA, Yolanda P. 376. DOMINGO, Jason Arnold S. 428. EVANGELIO, Fernando A. 377. DOROMAL, Dennis V. 429. EVANGELISTA, Virgilio Jose A. 378. DORUELO, Venicius P. Jr. 430. EVIOTA-HIZON, Marietta Cristina E. 379. DRILON, Carolina A. * 431. EXIOMO, Joyal Liza G. 380. DULAY, Tyrone S. 432. EYA-HONTIVEROS, Alona E. 381. DULAY, Voltaire E. 433. FABIAN-TAN, Je-Ann Faith C. 382. DULOS, Irwin D. 434. FABRICANTE, Sarah Joanna M. 383. DUMAGUIT, Nenita B. 435. FARINAS, Karol Pauline M. 384. DUMO, Julio T. Jr. * 436. FEGIDERO, Daphne A. 385. DUY-DIONISIO, Yolanda * 437. FELICIANO, Nester P. 386. DY LIN-ONG, Judy L. 438. FENIS, Ivy M. 387. DY TIAPCO, Rafael Paulo T. 439. FERMINDOZA, Noel N. 388. DY, Elmer N. 440. FERNAN, Rodney L. * 441. FERNANDEZ, Frankie V. 493. GASPAR-MATEO, Susan R. 442. FERNANDEZ, Jaemaelyn Marie 494. GAVERIA, John Andrew A. 443. FERNANDEZ, Jerome R. 495. GAYTANO, Joie M. 444. FERNANDEZ, Lynette R. 496. GELIG, Mercidyl B. * 445. FERNANDEZ, Sonia Girl F. 497. GEMARINO, Michael Angelo A. 446. FERNANDO, Larry M. 498. GEONZON-ESPINA, Arlene D. 447. FERRER, Amando C. 499. GESLANI, Melodia B. 448. FIGUEROA-HINDS, Ana Victoria R. 500. GIRONELLA-MANLAPAZ, Katleya Teresa 449. FINCALE, Ginalynn P. 501. GLORIOSO, Raymund B. 450. FINEZA, Anna Maria (PROS) 502. GO, Berlin Melissa S. 451. FLORENCIANO-ANDAYA, Marie Delle 503. GO, Dennis G. 452. FLORES, Dyan Christine V. 504. GO, Eden R. 453. FLORES, Emily U. 505. GO, Ferranti G. 454. FLORESCA-MARTIN, Esther Alice C. 506. GO, Jenkin L. 455. FONGAYAO, Basilo , Jr. K. 507. GOCO, Nanette B. 456. FORONDA, Leonel J. 508. GOMEZ, Fortunato A. Jr. 457. FRAGANTE, Edilberto Joaquin V. Jr. * 509. GOMEZ-CRUZ, Eileen D. 458. FRAGANTE, Rosanna E. * 510. GONZAGA, Maria Felicisima R. 459. FRANCISCO, Jose T. * 511. GONZALES, Jeremias M. * 460. FRANCO, Kisseth A. 512. GONZALES, Norberto R. Jr. 461. FUENTES, Riavic Q. 513. GONZALES, Teresita S. 462. GABALONZO, Rossmon H. 514. GONZALEZ, Arsenio III B. 463. GACUTAN, Rico V. 515. GONZALEZ, Bella Victoria B. 464. GADDI, Francisco B. Jr. * 516. GO-SANTI, Mercy G. * 465. GADDI, Jason Paul B. 517. GOZARCHI, Parviz Farrokhi 466. GADDI-YAMBING, Margarita Zenaida 518. GRASPARIL, Angelo Don, II S. 467. GAERLAN, Angela 519. GUERRA, Ann Zenliah N. 468. GAERLAN, Jerome A. 520. GUERRERO, Louie A. 469. GALANG, Ma. Carmen P. 521. GUEVARA, Luis L. 470. GALANG, Michellen D. 522. GUTIERREZ, Aurelio Daniel L. 471. GALANG, Ricardo I. * 523. GUZMAN, Vanessa Q. 472. GALICIA, Elvira F. * 524. HABALUYAS, Cynthia T. * 473. GALLAGA-ESTEBAN, Rosario Pilar Rosina 525. HABBILING, Olmaya H. 474. GALOPE, Bernardo P. 526. HABITO, Cicero Matthew R. 475. GALSIM, Romelito Jose G. 527. HANDUGAN, Heda Easter C. 476. GALVEZ TAN, Ginoo Karlo Angelo 528. HAO, Giankarlo V. 477. GALVEZ, Victoria R. 529. HERCEDA-LAZARA, Beverly H. 478. GAN, John Vincent (PROS) 530. HERNANDEZ, Reynan B. 479. GAÑA, Mary June S. 531. HERNANDEZ-BACUNGAN, Cherrie 480. GANZON, Domingo E. 532. HERNANDO, Debourrah Levi D. 481. GARCIA, Alberjoe 533. HERRERA, Jose Ahmadi S. 482. GARCIA, Anatole D. J. 534. HIDALGO, Glenson A. 483. GARCIA, Antonio C. * 535. HITOSIS-CORDOVA, Ma. Cecilia C. 484. GARCIA, Besilda M. 536. HIZON, Vicente Francisco R. * 485. GARCIA, Catherine D. 537. HOCSON-BALDIVIA, Kathleen 486. GARCIA, Diana Jane B. 538. HOLLERO, Elizabeth R. 487. GARCIA, Diosdado G. * 539. HORA, Loida A. 488. GARCIA, Mary Joy Charity P. 540. HOW, Raymond Elvin L. 489. GARCIA-BASALO, Ma. Junilyn P. 541. HUERTO, Ma. Milagros I. 490. GARCIA-ESPARAGOZA, Janice G. 542. IBAY, Cursill P. 491. GARCIA-ESTO, Mabel D. 543. IGNACIO, Glenn Marc G. 492. GASCO, Earl Courtney S. 544. IGNACIO, Irish M. 545. IGNACIO, Orlando R. * 597. LAMBINO, Giancarlo Jaime Q. 546. ILANO, Juanito A. 598. LAMBIO, April Ann F. 547. ILANO, Mateo T. * 599. LAM-CO, Aileen C. 548. ILANO-CRUZ, Ma. Lilibeth Kristina 600. LANTIN, Frances Lily G. (PROS) 549. ILAO, Harlee P. 601. LAO, Michael P. 550. ILEJAY, Zinotchka G. 602. LAPID, Ronald A. Jr. 551. IMPERIO, Josue T. * 603. LAPUS, Maria Trisha S. 552. IÑIGO, Vivian M. 604. LARGADO-REYES, Lolita L. 553. ISADA, Ernesto M. 605. LARRAZABAL, Philip Anthony S. 554. ISIDRO, Erwin S. 606. LASTRILLA, Noree Jane A. 555. ISON, Claro B. Jr. 607. LAT-ANG, Ma. Cristina D. 556. JARANILLA, Lee Martin A. 608. LAWIG, Marie Jo S. 557. JARDINEL, Vernette L. 609. LAYA, Bernard F. 558. JAVALUYAS-BERMEJO, Ma. Josefina 610. LAZARO, Catherine Jessica M. * 559. JAVIER, Xanthe Marie G. 611. LEAL, Maricel Q. 560. JAVILLONAR-LOPEZ, Abigayl F. 612. LEAÑO, Eduardo P. * 561. JERUSALEM, Sthennette S. 613. LECITONA-BALILI, Imelda M. 562. JIMENEZ, Anna Marie A. 614. LEDESMA-CANOÑERO, Cielo Marie 563. JIMENEZ, Arletta C. 615. LEE, Joanne P. 564. JIMENEZ, Julio A. 616. LEE, Juliet S. 565. JOLE JOLE, Karl Laverne S. 617. LEE, Rovelyn T. 566. JONSON, Reynaldo B. 618. LEGARDA, Jose Eduardo 567. JORGE, Efren S. * 619. LEGASPI, Joselito R. * 568. JOSE-RABAGO, Rowena C. 620. LEGASPI-CHAVEZ, Lorelei S. 569. JOSON, Meneleo S. * 621. LEGASPI-LIMOS, Lizza Kay C. 570. JOSON, Rafael S. * 622. LEONARDIA-SUAREZ, Christine Esther 571. JOSON-LIZARONDO, Maricel S. * 623. LERIT, Lyle Christian S. 572. JUBAL, Ryan Joseph A. 624. LEUNG, Rey Anthony R. 573. JUELE-ALOJADO, Mary Christine S. 625. LIAO, Blaise K. 574. JUMALON, Ericson T. 626. LIDASAN, Ulambay U. 575. JUNSAY-ANG, Corazon G. * 627. LIGAN, Wilfredo A. * 576. JUSTIMBASTE, Alex F. 628. LIGOT, Ma. Milagros S. * 577. KABATAY, Rona Maria A. 629. LIM, Alberto S. * 578. KALINISAN, Clarizza P. 630. LIM, Floripes A. 579. KATO Junnosuke 631. LIM, Herbert R. 580. KELLY, Loida L. 632. LIM, Ignacio O. * 581. KING, Jeremy John K. 633. LIM, Robert U. * 582. KOA SALES, Reza Maria P. 634. LIM, Sherwyn N. 583. KOMIYA, Joyce R. 635. LIMCACO, Magnus Rex H. 584. LABAJO, Diogenes R. 636. LIMOS, Patrick James D. 585. LABINE, Roderick L. 637. LIMOS, Raul I. 586. LACANILAO, Ma. Lourdes B. * 638. LIMTIAN-NARVAEZ, Jasmin A. 587. LACDAO, Aikee Marvin G. 639. LISAO, Mary June E. 588. LACORTE, Rachel Q. 640. LIZARONDO, Felix S. Jr. 589. LACSON-NUÑEZ, Martha Guia Victoria S. 641. LLIDO-VENTURA, Leila O. 590. LACUESTA, Crisostomo D. * 642. LODRONIO, Rico E. 591. LACUNA-TAMAYO, Luz P. * 643. LOMBOY-DE GUZMAN, Menchie C. 592. LADIA, Kathryn M. 644. LONG, Daisy V. 593. LAFORTEZA, Pirmo F. Jr. 645. LOPEZ, Leon R. * 594. LAGAMAYO, Pedro Danilo J. * 646. LOPEZ, Manuel Martin L. 595. LAGMAY, Fedelor L. 647. LOPEZ, Victor P. 596. LAJADA, Ariel Q. 648. LOPEZ-DE GUZMAN, Arlene E. 649. LORCA, Ma. Luz R. 701. MARQUEZ-PLANTA, Riza D. 650. LORETO, Lord Euclid Anthony S. 702. MARTE, Alfredo II L. 651. LORICO-LINTAG, Leslie L. * 703. MARTINEZ, Ma. Socorro I. 652. LUBATON, Eric M. 704. MARTINEZ, Rodolfo Constante Jr. 653. LUBGUBAN, Mary Vilma M. 705. MARTINEZ, Samuel S. 654. LUKBAN-ZAMPAGA, Sarah Victoria 706. MARZAN, Rosemarie C. 655. LUMIQUED, Jaime Jr. O. 707. MASANGYA, Danlen C. 656. LUNA, Ann Michelle G. 708. MATEO, Ma. Suzette L. 657. LUSTRE, Ceferino A. 709. MATEO, Monfel C. 658. MAAÑO, Ma. Luisa N. 710. MATIENZO, Francisco Loreto F. 659. MABASA, Maria Gracia A. 711. MAXINO-UY, Cynthia Joy A. * 660. MACALINAO, Maria Divina Gracia 712. MAYOL, Delia P. 661. MACAPUGAY-RAMOS, Jesusa 713. MEDALLE, Edwin Ray R. 662. MACARAEG, Gina O. 714. MEDINA, Jerick P. 663. MACEDA, Michael Sherwin P. 715. MEDRANO, Maria Emmylou D. L. 664. MADAMBA, Alfredo A. 716. MEJIA, Manuel C. Jr. * 665. MADAMBA, Modesto Voltaire T. 717. MENDOZA, Gabriel Jr. A. 666. MADARANG, Esther Febe T. 718. MENDOZA, Generoso B. Jr. 667. MADELO, Sinamar Maydeline A. 719. MENDOZA, Ma. Conchitina O. 668. MADRAZO, Mitzi Ann L. 720. MENDOZA, Marcelino A. 669. MAGAT, Francis Paolo G. 721. MENDOZA, Maria Kristine S. 670. MAGBANUA, Mary Antoinette B. 722. MENDOZA, Mylyn F. 671. MAGLALANG, Gil M. Jr. 723. MENDOZA-GO, Mary Jane 672. MAGLONZO, Manolo C. * 724. MERCA, Al Ulysses B. 673. MAGSANAY, Honey Beth M. 725. MERCADO, Elpidio R. * 674. MAGSANOC-REMORCA, Melodie Grace D. 726. MERCADO, Gel Mark 675. MAGTOTO, Allen A. 727. MERCADO, Lisa A. * 676. MAGTURO, Edgar E. 728. MESINA, Michael Rico B. 677. MALABANAN, Michael Martin M. 729. MESINA, Michael Thomas P. 678. MALABUYOC, Janeth A. 730. MILO, Abigail M. 679. MALIG, Kristine M. 731. MILO, Mario T. * 680. MALIGAYA, Mari Grace P. 732. MILO, Sergio C. 681. MALIHAN, Jose Renito F. 733. MIRABUENO, Elizabeth M. 682. MALO-MAHMOOD, Mohashien S. 734. MIRANDA, Clarita N. 683. MANAHAN, Virgilio Jr. D. G. 735. MOJICA, Dondee Jules P. 684. MANALAYSAY, Leandro C. * 736. MOLINTAS, Gloria L. 685. MANANES-AMBROSIO, Glenda B. 737. MOLINYAWE, Bjorn M. 686. MANGADA, Regina Cristina Q. 738. MONDALA, Jerome B. 687. MANGANAAN, Brian E. 739. MONSALUD, Frederick R. 688. MANGAOANG, Roberto C. * 740. MONTECILLO, Jon James 689. MANUEL, Maria Martha Josefa R. 741. MONTEMAYOR, Gonzalo J. 690. MANZANO-CO, Ann 742. MONTERO, Jose Antonio S. III 691. MAPALAD-MANIO, Melanie F. 743. MONTESINES, Lovelie Michelle C. 692. MARAMAG, Ernesto R. * 744. MONZON, Orestes P. 693. MARAMAG, Jeffrey A. 745. MOOG, Freddy Lynn Jade P. 694. MARANAN-LAPUZ, Maureen 746. MORABE, Ferdinand L. * 695. MARAPAO, Leonilo D. 747. MORABE-DY, Ma. Regina 696. MARBELLA, Josefina B. 748. MORALES, Medel Blas C. 697. MARCELO, Mariano B. 749. MORALES, Raymund M. 698. MARCIA, Xavier D. R. 750. MORALES, Richard Ben R. 699. MARIANO, Daniel John F. 751. MORALES-VELAYO, Catherine C. 700. MARQUEZ, Norraine Anne T. 752. MORAN, Christine B. 753. MORENO, Jasmin V. 805. PACIFICO, Antonio Mar B. * 754. MOSE-HERNANDO, Maria Crispina 806. PACIFICO-CONAHAT, Elma P. 755. MOSQUEDA, Alain Tracy 807. PACPACO, Christina Paola B. 756. MOSTAJO, Amador A. Jr. 808. PAGADUAN, Ria P. 757. MUÑEZ, Liza M. 809. PAHANG, Dennis B. 758. MUTIA, Cherry Ann L. 810. PAJELA, Dominador Jr. E. 759. NACARIO, Jessica T. 811. PALACIOS, Pamela Pauline E. 760. NAGAL, Dennis Z. 812. PALANCA, Alexander S. 761. NALO, Leilanie C. 813. PALOMAR-OLIVARES, Dyrenne B. 762. NARCISE, Lemuel M. 814. PANDES, Marky Jod A. 763. NASIAD, Rowena M. 815. PANER, Bryian P. 764. NATARTE, Joyce Vivienne Q. 816. PAPA, Dante I.* 765. NATIVIDAD-PE, Annapil S. 817. PAPILLERO, Paulo F. 766. NATIVIDAD-TABU, Maria Theresa 818. PAREDES, Milagros U. 767. NAVA, Regina C. 819. PAROAN, Joventino L. * 768. NAVARRO, Florian Meliza E. 820. PARUNGAO, Petronilo B. Jr. * 769. NAVARRO, Maria Theresa M. 821. PASCUA, Corazon A. * 770. NAVOA, Ma. Asuncion R. * 822. PASIA, Nelson V. 771. NER, Mark H. 823. PASION-MAGBUHOS, Filipinas O. 772. NICDAO, Jolette S. 824. PASTORES, Ciely C. 773. NIEVERA, Antonio Marlo P. 825. PATRIMONIO, Ma. Victoria Q. * 774. NIEVERA, Maria Carmina P. 826. PATRON, Patronolfo R. 775. NOBLEZA, Jerome S. 827. PAULINO, Daniel Bellarmine F. 776. NOCHE, Cristina A. 828. PAUSANOS, Reynaldo B. * 777. NUÑEZ, Roscel April C. 829. PAVILION, Gilbert 778. OBMERGA, Consolacion O. * 830. PE, Stephanie Jennifer H. 779. OBMERGA, Maria Gemyda 831. PECHUECO-MORANO, Sherrill R. 780. OBUSAN, Felix B. 832. PEDREGOSA, Maricel P. 781. OCAMPO, Jayson T. 833. PEDROSA, Michael Angelo R. 782. OCAMPO, Pedro S. Jr. * 834. PEÑA-CAMACHO, Angela P. 783. OCAMPO-ALCANTARA, Lelannie M. 835. PEÑARANDA, Rosario Febe P. 784. OCHOTORENA-GERONIMO, Ida Josefa L. 836. PEREZ, Barbara E. 785. OCTAVIANO, Analine O. 837. PEREZ, Encarnita Oliva A. 786. OCTAVIANO, Melody G. 838. PEREZ, Jose Emmanuel S. * 787. OLAN, Oscar T. 839. PEREZ, Manuel L. 788. OLAÑO-REYES, Jean Mabelle O. 840. PEREZ, Marlon Gumby D. L. 789. OLAYA, Lennie Lyn B. 841. PEREZ, Minnellie H. 790. OLIVER, Emerson C. 842. PEREZ, Paul E. 791. OLIVEROS, Julius Zoilo Z. 843. PICART, Emmanuel M. 792. OLONAN, Bianca Nikkola N. 844. PICAZO, Leopoldo Jose Ma. L. 793. OMAR, Melanie M. 845. PIDLAOAN, Rodney B. 794. ONAGAN, Mercedes C. 846. PIEDAD, Honorato H. 795. OPEÑA, John Michael C. 847. PIEDAD, Raymond O. 796. ORFANEL-VILLAPANDO, Evangeline 848. PILAPIL, Richie A. 797. ORILLAZA, Timothy Joseph S. 849. PILUDEN, Margarita C. 798. ORMAZA, Maria Constancia 850. PIMENTEL, Kate P. 799. OROLA-SANDOVAL, Carmona Jane 851. PINEDA, John Michael 800. ORTEGA, Harold Anton E. 852. PIPO, Lina R. 801. OSIGAN, Wenifredo D. 853. PO, Adela U. * 802. OSOYOS, Ma. Frederika L. 854. POCSIDIO-MENDOZA, Flor Mae R. 803. OUANO, Pierre I. 855. POLICARPIO, Brenda 804. PABILLO, Lino Santiago S. * 856. PONCE, Jeffrey Rizalino C. 857. PROVIDO, Lores Leticia B. 909. REYES, Erika (PROS) 858. PULIDO, Ernesto J. 910. REYES, Errol Albert H. 859. PULIDO-BRILLO, Khristine Grace C. 911. REYES, Erwin Rommel 860. PUNZALAN-BORJA, Abigail A. 912. REYES, Herbert V. 861. PURAY-GUANZON, Ma. Fahrdilen U. 913. REYES, Juan Carlos C. 862. QUE, George L. 914. REYES, Ma. Cristina S. 863. QUERUBIN, Ricky V. * 915. REYES, Rene N. * 864. QUETURAS-NARCISE, Euselyne M. 916. REYES, Trisha Noelle D. 865. QUIAMBAO, Romeo T. 917. REYES-PAGUIA, Maricar P. 866. QUIDAYAN, Hanna Lee C. 918. REYNA, Mary Ann Genina B. 867. QUING, Frederick Benjamin L. 919. REYNOSO, Ramon R. III 868. QUIÑONES, Emmanuel D. 920. RICARTE, Michael Thomas E. 869. QUINTO, Divinagracia P. 921. RIEL, Kristine Ivy A. 870. QUITALEG, Donard A. 922. RIVERA, Ma. Teresita T. 871. QUITLONG-PAHUTAN, Mirasol 923. RIVERA-MAGTOTO, Ma. Dulce Angelica D. P. 872. QUITO, Jose F. * 924. ROCHA-RITUAL, Cherokee Y. 873. QUITO, Zosimo C. 925. RODRIGUEZ, Ma. Rosanna G. 874. RABANES, Citadel B. 926. RODRIGUEZ-CALANGIAN, Maria Rosario 875. RAFAEL, Melanie A. 927. ROGAN, Mary Grace V. 876. RAGUNJAN, Marie Nell N. 928. ROJO, Filipinas R. 877. RAMIREZ, Carlos J. 929. ROMANO, Vicente V. Jr. * 878. RAMIREZ, Francis N. (PROS) 930. ROMERO, Hazel L. 879. RAMIREZ, Oscar J. * 931. RONDAIN, Jose Eduardo S. * 880. RAMIREZ, R. Rally C. 932. ROQUE, Marydel O. 881. RAMIREZ, Ramelo R. * 933. ROQUE, Robert Angelo P. 882. RAMIREZ, Ruben B. 934. ROSAL, Jose P. * 883. RAMIREZ-DY, Sonya M. 935. ROSALES, Rudyard L. * 884. RAMOS, Niña A. 936. ROSARIO, Annie A. 885. RAMOS-ATIENZA, Michelle E. 937. ROSARIO, Lorenzo V. 886. RAMOS-PENSERGA, Maria Elizabeth 938. ROSARIO, Susan R. 887. RANA, Roberto E. 939. ROSENDO, Mary Jojit N. 888. RANDO-IMBANG, Cosi F. 940. RUBEN, Monalisa C. 889. RAZON, Tamara Louise J. 941. SABARRE, Leah C. 890. RAZON-VITO CRUZ, Elizabeth C. 942. SABAS, Mary Helen E. 891. REAMILLO, Allan Gilbert C. 943. SACDALAN, Danilo R. * 892. REBOSA, Leoncio Marcelino D. 944. SACDALAN, Raquel B. 893. RECTO, Mary Angeline V. 945. SAGLAY, Anna Karina J. 894. REDOBLADO, Alvin Joashua N. 946. SAGPAO, Christine Susean S. 895. REDOBLADO, Eileen N. 947. SAGPAO, Richard Froilan N. 896. REDOR, Maynard Y. 948. SALANDANAN, Felix E. * 897. REDUBLE, Jose Rosel R. 949. SALARDA, Maureen Emily S. 898. REGIO-DURAN, Rosalie 950. SALES, Robert A. 899. RELAMPAGOS, Reuel N. 951. SALIDO, Lynn D. 900. REMANDABAN, Gerardo T. 952. SALVADOR, Emerson D. 901. REMIGIO, Lea Flor F. 953. SAMANIEGO, Jaime S. 902. REMO, Roman V. * 954. SAMEDRA, Rovi Niño D. 903. RESUBAL, Jose Roel E. 955. SAMONTE, Cristy E. 904. RESUMA, Eleanor Gladys C. 956. SAMONTE, Rogelio P. 905. RETUYA, Hannerle M. 957. SAMSON, Tuesday R. 906. REVELDEZ, Leomonel Lucio A. 958. SANCHEZ, Maria Theresa T. 907. REYES, Bryan Patrick T. 959. SANDOVAL, Cyrine M. 908. REYES, Eduardo L. 960. SANICO, Aisha-Marie M. 961. SANTI, Benigno R. II * 1013. SOTALBO, Cindy Pearl J. 962. SANTIAGO, Jaime G. 1014. STA. ANA, Normando T. JR. * 963. SANTOS, Anthony D. V. 1015. STA. MARIA, Liezyl S. 964. SANTOS, Carlo Felino H. 1016. STO. DOMINGO, Braulio E. Jr.* 965. SANTOS, Celesa A. 1017. STO. DOMINGO, Braulio II L. 966. SANTOS, Don Reginald D. 1018. SUAREZ, Leah L. 967. SANTOS, Evelyn * 1019. SUBONG, Roberto F. Jr. 968. SANTOS, Francis Zuriel C. 1020. SUEDAD, Benjamin A. Jr. 969. SANTOS, Heidi Herminia C. 1021. SUGATAN-TAN, Ma. Luisa S. 970. SANTOS, Katherine Rose C. 1022. SUGUI, Ricci Pilar S. 971. SANTOS, Maria Socorro P. 1023. SUMILANG, Romanoff J. 972. SANTOS, Norberto Norel F. 1024. SY ORTIN, Teresa T. * 973. SANTOS, Peter George R. 1025. SY, Maritess G. 974. SANTOS, Ramon Gerardo B. 1026. SY, Mark Anthony A. 975. SANTOS-ABAD SANTOS, Mylene O. 1027. SY, Regina 976. SAPUNGAN, Rina Von C. 1028. SYDIONGCO, Arnel F. 977. SAQUIAN-ARUGAY, Ma. Angustia Lee F. 1029. SYDIONGCO, Paula Marie M. 978. SAQUIDO, Glendon P. 1030. SYJUCO, Nina Rose P. 979. SARILE, Romulo B. * 1031. SYTHAY, Bennette Neil M. 980. SARINO-ALFONSO, Ma. Josefina B. 1032. SYTHAY, Margaret P. 981. SARMENTA, Mario E. 1033. TABANDA, Michelle Vanessa F. 982. SARMIENTO, Felicito C. 1034. TABINGA, Ricardo Jr. T. 983. SARMIENTO, Irwin O. 1035. TABORA, Leiza Joy S. 984. SARMIENTO, Mario Paulus Cesar 1036. TACTACAN, Paulito Januario F. 985. SARMIENTO, Thelma S. 1037. TADAOAN, Carol Grace D. 986. SAULER-GOMEZ, Marie Rhiamar 1038. TAGARRO, Olivia Z. 987. SAULOG, Ana Maria M. * 1039. TAGHOY, Josie Mae N. 988. SEE, Ma. Rebecca V. 1040. TAHUD, Jonathan M. 989. SEGUI, Myro Niño Edgardo A. 1041. TALON, Silvestre D. * 990. SENDRIJAS-AVILA, Grace A. 1042. TAMAÑA, Marvin T. 991. SEQUITO, Josephine Y. 1043. TAMAYO, Maria Bida Olivia S. 992. SERAFICO, Maria Carmencita B. 1044. TAN, Eduardo G. * 993. SERNA-SANTOS, Genevere A. 1045. TAN, Gavino T. Jr. 994. SERRANO, Ethel C. 1046. TAN, Jerome Mari C. 995. SERRANO, Junjoy B. 1047. TAN, Ryan Irvin S. 996. SERRANO, Louise Allan P. 1048. TANGCO, Enrico D. 997. SEVILLA-CRUZ, Abigail V. 1049. TANGONAN, Villamor Jr. L. 998. SEVILLANO, Hydie H. 1050. TAN-PUSAG, Cynthia (PROS) 999. SILO-TAMAÑO, Nerilou Audrey V. 1051. TANSECO, Nino Anthony 1000. SILVA, Gerardo M. * 1052. TANTIANPACT, Jeffrey L. 1001. SILVA, Remedios D. 1053. TANTOCO, Arnaldo V. 1002. SINDINGAN, Caroline T. 1054. TARIMAN, Diorella Marie V. 1003. SINGIDAS, Aurelio A. 1055. TARONGOY, Nelia D. 1004. SISTOSO, Francisco T. 1056. TATCO, Vincent R. 1005. SISTOZA, Paulino Victorino M. Jr.* 1057. TE TAN, Alvin E. 1006. SITACA-DINO, Karen P. 1058. TECSON, Jose Rodolfo T. 1007. SIY, Fenelon T. 1059. TECSON, Maria Elizabeth R. 1008. SO, Sergio A. 1060. TENDIDO, Maria Clarissa T. 1009. SOLAÑA, Peter Lupe B. 1061. TENORIO, Rafael R. 1010. SOMERA, Janette P. 1062. TEODORO, Juan Paolo V. 1011. SOON, Ernesto III T. 1063. TIANGCO, Laurence Ronald M. 1012. SORIANO-TOVERA, Zhenah Zeny 1064. TIMAJO, Mary Emeliene V. 1065. TIMMALOG-FERNANDEZ, Mahdelyn 1116. VILLAFUERTE, Charles Vincent S. 1066. TIN, Alvin Constantine T. 1117. VILLALOBOS, Hannah Regina G. 1067. TINGCUNGCO, Angelito G. * 1118. VILLAMAR, Shirley I. * 1068. TINO, Neilson C. 1119. VILLAMOR, Cecilia A. * 1069. TIU, Alejo A. * 1120. VILLAMOR, Ma. Seneca S. 1070. TIU, Eileen Grace G. 1121. VILLANUEVA, Angela C. * 1071. TIUSECO, Luz M. 1122. VILLANUEVA, Jocelyn F. 1072. TOLEDO, Pauline Rizelle L. 1123. VILLANUEVA, Milagros T. * 1073. TOLENTINO, Nonato R. 1124. VILLANUEVA-GAN, Geraldine M. 1074. TOLENTINO, Timmie 1125. VILLANUEVA-MEJIA, Sarah Jane S. 1075. TOMAS, Jaime G. Jr. * 1126. VILLAPANDO, Paulo V. 1076. TONGSON, Phoebe Jade E. 1127. VILLAR, Romero Mario A. * 1077. TORNILLA, Marjorie P. 1128. VILLAROSA, Alfredo F . 1078. TORRES, Danilo Philip R. 1129. VILLEGAS, Fritzie C. (PROS) 1079. TORRES, Ismael G. * 1130. VILLEGAS, Margiecel Ruth S. 1080. TORRES, Milagros A. * 1131. VILLENA, Michael Erik S. 1081. TRIA, Maria Theresa A. 1132. VILLERO, Vincent Stephen S. 1082. TUANO-ESTRELLAS, Diana P. 1133. VILLORENTE-LOS BAÑOS, Florence F. 1083. TUASON, Manuel Felipe Y. 1134. VIOLANTE-MAGBUO, Marissa A. 1084. TUMBAGAHAN, Nicebel D. 1135. VIOLETA, Marie Armi B. 1085. TUMBOCON, Leopoldo M. Jr. 1136. VITO CRUZ, Erwin Q. 1086. TUPAS, Romeo N. Jr. 1137. VITUG-VILLEGAS, Charina M. 1087. TURINGAN, Imelda T. 1138. VIZMONTE, Nancy D. 1088. TY, Kristin Marie L. 1139. WONG, Michelle G. 1089. UMEREZ, Angelo Rome A. 1140. YADAO, Chiqui T. 1090. UNCIANO, Jeser B. 1141. YALA, Rahnee Vi Joy I. 1091. URBANO-GRASPARIL, Maria Louven 1142. YAP, Jonatahn B. 1092. URGEl, Ryan Jason D.L. 1143. YAP-ANDAYA, Angelita P. * 1093. UY, Jacqueline Austine U. 1144. YATCO, Maria Lourdes Esperanza G. 1094. UY, Marjorie C. 1145. YAZON, Glenn Vincent O. 1095. UY-VALDEZ, Joan C. 1146. YBO, Orlando C. 1096. VALDERRAMA, Derly P. 1147. YEBES, Ronald G. 1097. VALDEZ, Abraham C. 1148. YEO, Christopher Allan R. 1098. VALDEZ, Majella S. 1149. YPILAN, Lea Rose S. 1099. VALERIANO, Ignacio S. * 1150. YRAY, Philip A. 1100. VALERIO, John S. 1151. YU, David Dean N. 1101. VALERIO, Leizl B. 1152. YUKOYA, Luel M. 1102. VALTE, Jose I. Jr. * 1153. YULDE-MAYO, Jennifer 1103. VARGAS, Mary Grace B. 1154. YUNG, Candice A. 1104. VEGA, Gaudencio P. 1155. ZABANAL, Zarah D. 1105. VELASCO, Myla E. 1156. ZAGALA, Pranz Edward J. 1106. VELASCO, Tirso M. Jr. 1157. ZAMORA, Jose Miguel B. 1107. VELEZ, Mark Ryanne B. (PROS) 1158. ZAPANTA, Zara S. 1108. VELORO, Vernon Joseph V. 1159. ZERRUDO, Irwin M. 1109. VENTURINA, Mercy A. 1160. ZIGANAY-TADINA, Duranditas R. 1110. VENTURINA, Vita Veena M. 1111. VERAYO, Ma. Carmencita B. 1112. VICTA, Gil S. • Lifetime member 1113. VICTORIANO-PARUNGAO, Mercedes If your name is not listed above, please contact 1114. VICTORIA-PARAAN, Maria Emilia S. the PCR Secretariat at Tel. nos. 373-8462 / 1115. VIDAL, Estrella A. 374-3299 | Mobile No- 0917-8749060 VII. CHAPTER REPORTS

A. NORTHERN LUZON CHAPTER The officers of the PCR NLI were inducted during the 69th PCR Annual Convention on February 16, 2017 at Marriott Grand Ballroom, Resorts World Complex, Manila.

On April 26, 2017, Northern Luzon Chapter was SEC-registered. On May 2017, our chapter was BIR-registered also.

Vision of PCRNLI: To establish a duly -recognized chapter of the PCR in Northern Luzon which aims to unite and bring all local radiologists practicing in the area under one strong and harmonious chapter.

PCR NLI Address: Baguio General Hospital Medical Center, Baguio City Email address: [email protected] FB Page: PcrNli

Officers & Board Members

President: Mahdelyn T. Fernandez, MD Vice President: Christopher Joy A. Aromin, MD Secretary: Joyal Liza G. Exiomo, MD Treasurer: Susan R. Rosario, MD Auditor: Fedelor L. Lagmay, MD Board Members: Emma C. Estrada, MD Mari Jo S. Lawig, MD Edgar R. Baniqued, MD Loida A. Hora, MD

Activities: 1. March 18, 2017 Visipaque Educational Symposium Venue: Grand Sierra Pines Hotel, Baguio City Guest speakers: Dr. Emmanuel Almazan Sponsor: A. Menarini, Phils

2. April 1, 2017 Pediatric Radiology, Clinical Cases, Part II Venue: New Town Plaza Hotel, Baguio City Guest speakers: Dr. Bernard Laya, DO, FPCR and Dr. Jacqueline Austin Uy Sponsor: Sankem Healthcare Inc.

3. July 1, 2017 PCRNLI Midyear Convention with “Pediatric Imaging” as theme Venue: Baguio Country Club, Baguio City Guest Speaker: Dr. Bernard Laya, DO, FPCR Sponsor: Bullseye Solutions in cooperation with New Marketlink Inc.

4. August 12, 2017 1st Induction Ceremony of the PCR Northern Luzon Inc. Venue:Baguio Country Club, Baguio City Inducting Officer: Dr. Jerome A. Gaerlan, PCR President Sponsor: Colent Medical and Graphic Inc.

5. August 12, 2017 Scientific Forum: Head & Neck Imaging Venue:Venue: Baguio Country Club, Baguio City Guest Lecturer: Dr. Gil Maglalang, Jr, FPCR, FCTMRISP Sponsor: Colent Medical and Graphic Inc.

6. September 26, 2017 RTD Topic: Contrast-induced Nephropathy Venue: Sprinkles, Dagupan City, Pangasinan Guest Lecturer: Dr. Josefina Luspian Sponsor: A. Menarini, Phils

7. November 11, 2017 2nd Battle of the Brains Venue: Ariana Hotel, Bauang, La Union Guest: Dr. Marc Joseph Delos Santos, RTC Chairman Sponsor: Sankem Healthcare, Inc.

8. November 11, 2017 Select Clinical Guidelines in Radiology & Practical Approach to CNS Infection Imaging Venue: Ariana Hotel, Bauang, La Union Guest Lecturer: Dr. Irma D. David-Kintanar Sponsor: Sankem Healthcare, Inc.

B. CENTRAL LUZON CHAPTER Officers & Board Members President: Lamberto G. Castillo MD Vice President: Marcelino M. Mendoza MD Secretary: Ma. Maria Milagros S. Ligot MD Treasurer: Arvin Dale B. Basco MD Auditor: Juan Paolo V. Teodoro, MD Board of Directors: Adela U. Po, MD (Bataan) Herbert D. Echaluse, MD (Zambales) Gregorio L. Dizon, MD (Tarlac) Felicito C. Sarmiento, MD (Pampanga) Joselito Joson, MD (Nueva Ecija)

C. SOUTHERN LUZON CHAPTER The PCR Southern Luzon Chapter held a successful scientific meeting and workshop at Villarosa Hall of De La Salle University Medical Center, Dasmarinas Cavite last June 11, 2017. Our two speakers discussed the topic about “Vascular Ultrasound Workshop” Dr. Rico V. Gacutan shared his knowledge about the Basic Carotid Vascular Ultrasound while Dr. Emerson D. Salvador discussed the Lower extremities Vascular ultrasound. The delegates including radiology technologists coming from the different provinces of the southern luzon area ocassioned the event.

Last September 1, 2017 the PCR Southern Luzon Chapter organized the elimination round of the Battle of the Brain and case presentation among training residents of the three teaching hospitals in the south namely: Bicol Medical Center, Batangas Medical Center and De La Salle University Medical Center, Cavite. The Radiology Department of Bicol Medical Center hosted the event and it was held in the Auditorium of their hosspital. The winner in the case presentation was Dr. Richard Almeda from De La Salle University. and the team won for the Battle of the Brain still the group of DLSU-MC team. The DLSU-MC team will represent the southern luzon chapter for the upcoming battle of the brain finals during the PCR annual convention.

Officers & Board Members

President: Edgardo A. Armendi, MD Vice President: Natividad M. Cariaga, MD Secretary: Rico V. Gacutan, MD Treasurer: Bella Victoria B. Gonzalez, MD Auditor: Leilani Rose R. Aguinaldo, MD Board Members: Mary Grace C. Azucena, MD (Cavite) Elvira F. Galicia, MD (Laguna) Maricel Q. Leal, MD (Quezon) Emmanuel M. Picart, MD (Bicol) Estrella A. Vidal, MD (Batangas)

D. CEBU CHAPTER

Officers & Board Members

President: Robert A. Sales, MD Vice President: Julius Walter N. Ding, MD Secretary: Karen S.Diño, MD Treasurer: Sathur Rey F. Aban, MD Auditor: Cherry Ann L. Mutia, MD PRO: Jose Jay M. Abrigonda, MD

Board Members: Rosario Pilar Rosina G. Esteban, MD Archimedes A. Gonzaga, MD Alona E. Hontiveros, MD

Ethics Committee (3 Immediate Past Presidents): Edwin Ray R. Medalle, MD Braulio E. Sto. Domingo, MD Charles S. Villafuerte, MD

2017 CHAPTER ACTIVITIES 1) Annual Convention Dance Contest (Modern Dance) with Dr. Maria Luisa S. Tan as best female performer 2) Postgraduate course entitled “Perspective on the Imaging of the Temporal Bone and Paranasal Sinuses” and “A Closer Look at Imaging of the Congenital CNS: Back to the Roots” with Gil M. Maglalang, MD and Maricar R. Paguia, MD as speakers. The activity was held last August 26, 2017 at the Big Hotel, Mandaue City, Cebu. This is in Cooperation with Colent Medical and Graphics, Inc. 3) Medicine Week Celebrations Theme: PMA: Haligi at Ilaw ng Pangkalahatang Kalusugan September 24-30, 2017 Activities: September 24, 2017: Motorcade September 26, 2017: Lecture on Basic Chest Radiology September 27, 2017: Bowling Tournament September 29, 2017: The Voice: Cebu Medical Society Edition Lloyd Vincent Bass, MD Second Runner up

Schedule of Activities (2018) February Annual Convention March Residents Case Presentation June Residents Case Presentation August Postgraduate Course September Residents Case Presentation October Research Contest November Residents Case Presentation

E. SOUTHERN MINDANAO CHAPTER

Officers & Board Members

President: Jerome S. Nobleza, MD Vice President: Anna Jane Biaño-Arcayera, MD Secretary: Ginny Ann C. Bacaltos-Cequiña, MD Treasurer: Anna Jessica A. Ortiga, MD PRO: Derly Valderrama-Principe, MD Board Members: Cyrus B. Estera, MD Anatole J. Garcia, MD Susan Gaspar-Mateo, MD Ma. Lourdes B. Lacanilao, MD Apolonio S. Bernardo, MD Samuel B. Bangoy, MD Ronald J. De Castro, MD

Year 2017 Activities CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

PCR-SMC Interhospital Residents’ Interesting Case Paper Presentation and Scientific Meeting (September 2, 2017) Vascular Doppler Ultrasound: Lecture and Hands-On Workshop USP and PCR-SMC (October 29, 2017) PCR-SMC 16th Annual Convention Doppler Ultrasound Lecture and Workshop Series (November 29, 2017)

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

Ultrasound and Feeding Program of Malnourished Children in Barangay Matina Pangi – Davao Medical Society in Cooperation with PCR-SMC (February 25, 2017) Women’s Month Celebration 2017 “Kalusugan and Kagandahan para sa Kababaihan 2” PNP Regional Health Service 11 in Cooperation with PCR SMC Women’s Ultrasound (March 15, 2017) Medical Mission by Philippine Science High School Alumni, Ultrasound Machine Provided by PCR-SMC (December 8, 2017) VIII. SUBSPECIALTY SOCIETIES’ REPORTS

A. CT-MRI SOCIETY OF THE PHILIPPINES

Officers and Board Members (2017-2019)

President: Emily Rose M. Dizon, MD Vice President: Eugene C. Dy, MD Secretary: Jerome B. Mondala, MD Treasurer: Mercedes L. Dizon, MD Auditor: Rico V. Gacutan, MD PRO: Imarzen V. Elepaño, MD Board Members: Joseph B. Angeles, MD Lynette R. Fernandez, MD Brenda Policarpio, MD Immediate Past President: Mateo T. Ilano, MD

Standing and Special Committees (2017-2019)

Committee on Scientific Meetings, Research and Medical Education - Mercedes L. Dizon, MD Committee on Constitution and By-Laws - Mateo T. Ilano, MD Committee on Convention - Eugene C. Dy, MD Committee on Accreditation - Imarzen V. Elepaño, MD Committee on Elections - Mateo T. Ilano, MD Committee on Membership - Jerome B. Mondala, MD Fellowship Training Committee - Rico V. Gacutan, MD

2017 CT-MRISP Activities April 6 – 8, 2017 17TH CT-MRI TEACHING SEMINAR WORKSHOP Venue: L’Fisher Hotel, Bacolod City Theme: “Unmasking the Imaging Challenges of the Spine and Orbits” - from scanning to interpretation – Invited Faculty: Dr. Ravi Padmanabhan, Dr. Claro B. Ison Jr.,Dr. Manuel C. Mejia May 6 - 7, 2017 Philippine Board of CT-MRI Certifying Examination Venue: Hotel Jen, Manila Board Examiners: Dr. Lynette R. Fernandez (Chair), Dr. Irma D. David-Kintanar, Dr. Romelito Jose G. Galsim

June 5, 2017 CT-MRISP Scientific Meeting Venue: Philippine Orthopedic Center, Quezon City Lectures: “MRI of the Shoulder” and “Updates in Imaging of Pancreatic Malignancy ’’ Invited Speaker: Dr. Harlee P. Ilao, Dr. Pedro Danilo J. Lagamayo

August 4 - 5, 2017 GEM 2017 Guerbet Educational Meeting in collaboration with Philippine College of Radiology & CT- MRI Society of the Philippines Venue: Crowne Plaza Manila Galleria, Manila, Philippines Theme: “Partnership For Educational Excellence’’ August 7, 2017 CT-MRISP Scientific Meeting Venue: Philippine Orthopedic Center, Quezon City Lectures: “Pulmonary Embolism” Invited Speaker: Dr. Ryan Boy M. Dolor

August 26 - 27, 2017 MANILA MSK MRI WORKSTATION WORKSHOP Venue: Shangri-La at the Fort, Manila Theme: MSK MRI (Knee, Hip and Shoulder) Resource Speaker: Dr. Ravi Padmanabhan

October 5 - 7, 2017 Joint (CT-MRI Society of the Philippines and Ultrasound Society of the Philippines) Annual Convention Venue: Fiesta Pavilion, Manila Hotel Theme: “Abdominal Imaging” Part I: CTMRISP ANNUAL CONVENTION Diagnostic and Therapeutic Essentials in Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Imaging. Invited Faculty: Dr. Ihab Kamel, Dr. Ronald G. Yebes, Dr. Mariaem M.Andres, Dr. Ana Maria M. Saulog, Dr. Dennis C. Villanueva, Dr. Clarita Corazon C. Maaño

November 25 - 26, 2017 MANILA MSK MRI WORKSTATION WORKSHOP Venue: Shangri-La at the Fort, Manila Theme: MSK MRI (Knee, Hip and Shoulder) Resource Speaker: Dr. Ravi Padmanabhan

2018 CT-MRISP Activities April 7 - 8, 2018 18TH CT-MRI TEACHING SEMINAR WORKSHOP Venue/ Theme and Proposed Topic: to follow

May 5 - 6, 2018 Philippine Board of CT-MRI Certifying Examination Venue: Hotel Jen, Manila

Board Examiners: Dr. Irma D. David-Kintanar (Chair), Dr. Romelito Jose G. Galsim, Dr. Alfredo A. Madamba

May 28, 2018 CT-MRISP Scientific Meeting Venue: Philippine Orthopedic Center, Quezon City Scientific Chair: Dr. Mercedes L. Dizon Lectures: to follow Invited Speaker: to follow

August 7, 2018 CT-MRISP Scientific Meeting Venue: Philippine Orthopedic Center, Quezon City Scientific Chair: Dr. Mercedes L. Dizon Lectures: to follow Invited Speaker: to follow October 2018 Joint (CT-MRI Society of the Philippines and Ultrasound Society of the Philippines) Annual Convention Venue: to follow Theme and Proposed Topics: to follow

Manila MSK MRI Workstation Workshop Venue: to follow Theme: to follow Resource Speaker: Dr. Ravi Padmanabhan

B. ULTRASOUND SOCIETY OF THE PHILIPPINES

Officers and Board Members for Year 2017-2018

President: Yvette Eve B. Datu Ramos, MD 1st Vice President: Norberto Norel F. Santos, MD 2nd Vice President: Ignacio S. Valeriano, MD Secretary: Christopher Joy A. Aromin, MD Treasurer: Mercedes C. Onagan, MD PRO: Virgilio Jose A. Evangelista, MD Board Members: Normando T. Sta. Ana Jr., MD Monfel C. Mateo, MD Lina R. Pipo, MD Immediate Past President: Julio T. Dumo Jr., MD

USP Activities from 2017-2018 1. Vascular Doppler Ultrasound: Lecture and Hands-On Workshop (In collaboration with Radiology Department, The Medical City) January 28-29, 2017 Baguio Crown Legacy Hotel 2. Breast Elastography Workshop (USP & GE Philippines Activity) March 30, 2017 Marco Polo Hotel, Davao 3. Ultrasound Guided Procedures and Hands-On Workshop: Basics and Innovations June 29, 30 & July 1, 2017 Crowne Plaza Manila Galleria, Ortigas City 4. Pediatric Cranial Ultrasound Workshop (USP & GE Philippines Activity) July 8, 2017 Marco Polo Hotel, Cebu 5. Thyroid and Scrotal Ultrasound Workshop (USP Scientific with GE Philippines) July 22, 2017 ARMMC Auditorium 6. Women’s Imaging and Obstetrician Workshop: Sonography Symposium (In cooperation with Siemen’s Healthineers) September 8-9, 2017 Crowne Plaza Manila Galleria, Ortigas City 7. CTMRISP & USP 2017 Joint Annual Convention October 5-7, 2017 Manila Hotel 8. Vascular Ultrasound Workshop (USP & GE Philippines Activity) October 29, 2017 Davao City Upcoming USP Events for 2018 1. The Evolving Role of US Imaging in the Evaluation of Post-Transplated Kidneys, and in the Diagnosis of Prostate and Testicular Diseases (USP & GE Philippines Activity) January 27, 2018 Seda Hotel, Nuvali, Sta. Rosa, Laguna 2. International Congress on Imaging of Childhood Thoracic Tuberculosis and Other Pulmonary Infections (PCR, USP, CTMRISP, PSPR in cooperation with ISPTI, WFPI) March 23-24, 2018 Manila Hotel, Manila 3. MSK Ultrasound with MRI Correlation June 1-2, 2018 4. USP Annual Scientific Meeting August 2018 5. CTMRISP & USP 2018 Joint Annual Convention October 2018 Manila Hotel. Manila

Philippine Board of Ultrasound (2017-2018)

Chair: Reza Maria K. Sales, MD Members: Maria Theresa M. Bisquera, MD Secretary: Rene D. Bautista, MD Rodney B. Pidlaoan, MD Treasurer: Marvin T. Tamaña, MD

C. PHILIPPINE SOCIETY OF VASCULAR AND INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY

Officers and Board Members for Year 2017-2018

President: Alfredo F. Villarosa, MD Vice-president: Dennis C. Villanueva, MD Secretary: Gerardo M. Silva, MD Treasurer: Frederick B. Hipol Jr., MD Auditor: Samuel B. Bangoy, MD PRO: Luel M. Yukoya, MD Board Members: Zeus Roberto Ismael S. Bernardo, MD Joseph D. Cabantog, MD Jolly Jason S. Catibog, MD Marvin T. Tamaña, MD Immediate Past president: Ma. Lourdes S. Badion, MD

2017 ACTIVITIES The First Philippine Society of Vascular and Interventional Radiology Convention was held at Novotel Araneta Center last July 29, 2017 with theme of “Interventional Radiology: Basic Updates”. It was the first nationwide event organized by the society. Both local and foreign speakers were invited to share their expertise in Interventional Radiology, with particular attention to neurologic and body interventions.

A brief history of Interventional Radiology in the Philippines was also narrated by one of the society’s leading pioneers, Dr. Honorato H. Piedad. The event was well supported by the attendance of many interventional radiologists, including known pillars of the society.

It was also joined by non-interventional radiologists, as well as trainees and allied radiologic staff. The event was made possible by the concerted efforts of both interventional radiology consultants and fellows-in- training. OTHER ACTIVITIES May 4, 2017 September 22, 2017 Presentation of new fellows in training Product presentation and Board meeting Board meeting Sulo Hotel, Quezon City Philippine Heart Center September 26-27, 2017 June 5, 2017 3rd Siriraj Neuroforum Microwave Ablation Machine Launch “Updates in Stroke Management” The Medical City Siriraj Hospital, Bangkok, Thailand

July 6 – 8, 2017 September 28 – 29, 2017 Guerbet Asia Pacific Preceptorship Program 3rd Bangkok Conference in SNUH, Seoul, South Korea Interventional Oncology Intercontinental Hotel,

July 13, 2017 Bangkok, Thailand Product presentation of new embolizing material from Korea and Board meeting November 9, 2017 Lazat, Scout Limbaga, Quezon City Scientific meeting Philippine Heart Center August 25-27, 2017 5th Asia-Pacific Congress of Interventional Oncology The Lalit, New Delhi, India

D. PHILIPPINE RADIATION ONCOLOGY SOCIETY

Officers and Board Members for Year 2017-2018

President: Dennis V. Doromal, MD Vice President: Manuel Martin L. Lopez, MD Secretary: Anna Maria B. Fineza-Dela Cruz, MD Treasurer: Frances Lily G. Lantin-Peñano, MD Board Member: Angela P. Peña-Camacho, MD (Residency Training) Ma. Teresa Julieta U. Benedicto, MD (Research) Enrico D. Tangco, MD (Accreditation) Immediate Past President: Kathleen H. Baldivia, MD

BOARD RESOLUTION FOR ELIGIBILITY TO PRACTICE RADIATION ONCOLOGY IN THE PHILIPPINES

PROS MEMBERS WHO HAVE BEEN CERTIFIED BY PBR-RO BUT WHO HAVE NOT BEEN IN ACTIVE PRACTICE a. PROS members who have not been in active practice for 5 years to less than 10 years from the date of their PBR-RO certification must undergo a 6 month refresher course in their institution of training. A certification of course completion must be provided by the training officer as part of the requirements for them to be reinstated as a PROS member in good standing. b. PROS members who have not been in active practice for 10 years or more from the date of their PBR- RO certification must take a recertification examination conducted by the PBR-RO. A certificate of passing the recertification exam must be provided by the PBR-RO as part of the requirements for them to be reinstated as a PROS member in good standing. AMENDMENTS TO THE EXISTING PBR-RO GUIDELINES FOR BOARD ELIGIBLE RESIDENTS

I. Definition of a Radiation Oncology Refresher Course An educational training program designed to review, restore, and strengthen previous knowledge, incorporating new and updated information in Radiation Oncology. II. Which BOARD ELIGIBLE RESIDENTS will be required to take the Refresher Course? 1. Those who failed to take Part I of the PBR-RO exam within 3 years after completion of the 4 year residency training program in Radiation Oncology 2. Those who failed to pass Part I or Part II or Part III of the PBR-RO examination after 3 retakes. (The refresher course will depend on the failed Part of the examination.)

III. CANDIDATES FOR PBR-RO CERTIFICATION Board eligible residents who have completed the Refresher Course and are cleared by the training institution are allowed to take the applicable part of the PBR-RO certifying board exams. IV. REFRESHER COURSE CURRICULUM The Refresher Course will consist of one year of training to be conducted at the institution where the candidate was trained/graduated. A certification of course completion will be given by the training officer to allow the candidate to be eligible to take the PBR-RO examination again.

The refresher curriculum will be designed and implemented by the current training officer of the institution where the candidate graduated/trained. The refresher curriculum contents must be in accordance with the PROS Refresher Curriculum Guidelines and will be tailored to the needs of the candidate.

The candidate may be asked to pay a tuition fee/observer fee to the hospital/department as prescribed by the institution.

During the period of the refresher course, the candidate should have full time attendance and will be required to participate in the hospital’s multidisciplinary conferences, attend regular PROS scientific meetings, take the regular PROS in-service exams, and attend the PROS annual, midyear and related oncology conventions.

2017 ACTIVITIES ANNUAL CONVENTION (Best of ASTRO goes to Southeast Asia) The 2017 PROS Annual Conventional in cooperation with the American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO) organized the first Best of ASTRO in Southeast Asia last March 24-25, 2017 at the Manila Diamond Hotel. It was well-attended with a total of 204 participants. This was composed by mostly physicians both local (104) and international (7) from neighboring Southeast Asian countries, namely Malaysia, Thailand, Myanmar and Cambodia followed by 54 medical physicists , 26 radiologic technologists , 11 nurses and two laymen. There were eight resource speakers wherein four of them were from the American Society of Radiation Oncology (ASTRO) in the persons of Drs. Zhongxing Liao and Arnold Paulino, both from the MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, Texas, Dr. Bin Teh of Houston Methodist Hospital and Dr. Kenneth Hu of NYU Langone Medical Center. The other half were local speakers: Drs. Teresa Sy Ortin and Gaudencio Vega, both radiation oncologists, and Mrs. Lilian Rodriguez and Mr. Julius Cezar P. Rojales, both medical physicists. The scientific program focused on the highly-rated abstracts presented in the recently concluded 2016 Best of ASTRO held in Florida, USA last November 11-12, 2016 encompassing topics on Breast, Lung, Central Nervous System, Head and Neck, Gastrointestinal, Genitourinary, Gynecologic, Palliative Care, Biology, Physics and Patient Safety.

eContouring sessions for residents and consultants were also offered last March 23, 2017 in conjunction with the annual convention. This was spearheaded by Dr. Kenneth Hu of ASTRO’s International Education Subcommittee (IES) together with Dr. Misael Cruz as local coordinator. Dr. Hu himself discussed two head and neck cases, tonsillar and hypopharyngeal cancers. While Drs. Dennis Doromal and Gonzalo Banuelos discussed lung CA and gynecologic tumor, respectively.

MIDYEAR CONVENTION (PROS goes to Elyu) The PROS Midyear Convention and Residents’ Research Forum was held at Hotel Ariana in La Union last August 19, 2017 with a total of 52 participants (18 consultants and 34 residents). The said event was graced by none other than our supportive PCR President, Dr. Jerome Gaerlan, who gave his Welcome Remarks. Three judges were invited from the local region, namely Dr. Michelle Melendez (Surgical Oncologist), Dr. Maria Luisa Ordono (Medical Oncologist) and Dr. Hilarion Maramba, CFP, MHCA (IRB Chair, Region 1 Medical Center and Lyceum Northwestern University). A total of 11 residents presented their research works: six (6) paper and five (5) case presentations. The best paper was bagged by Dr. Cesar Vincent L. Villafuerte III of PGH entitled “Comparison of ICRU 38 Rectal Reference Point Dose Estimates with Measured Dose In-vivo in Cobalt-60 HDR Brachytherapy for Cervical Cancer”. The second and third place winners were from JRRMMC, Drs. Veronica V. Vera Cruz and Dorothy Faye S. Tan with papers on “The Effectiveness of 3% Citric Acid Versus Sodium Bicarbonate (Baking Soda) Mouthwash for the Prevention of Radiation Induced Xerostomia Among Patients Receiving Conventional Radiation Therapy for Head and Neck Malignancies”, and “Dose- Volume Relationship of Urinary Bladder to Organs At Risk in Image-Guided Brachytherapy for Cancer of the Uterine Cervix”, respectively. Lastly, the best case presentation was awarded to Dr. Antonio Carlo D. De Guzman of PGH entitled “Metastatic Choriocarcinoma without a Uterine Focus Presenting as an Intracranial Hemorrhage: A Case Report”.

All the participants and support staff from Bethany Hospital proceeded to Thunderbird Poro Point Resort for the R&R thereafter where everyone had a great time from a long day trip.

SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS PROS has conducted four scientific meetings for year 2017. The first was hosted by University of Perpetual Help last April 22, 2017 at Chow Unlimited Corporation in Pasig City with soft tissue sarcoma of right thigh as topic for discussion. This was followed by University of Santo Tomas as host tackling issues on postmastectomy radiotherapy for the elderly held on July 1, 2017. A research workshop entitled “Conduct of Literature Search” was facilitated by Drs. Rodolfo Pagcatipunan and Jubert Benedicto on the third scientific meeting which was hosted by St. Luke’s Medical Center in Global City last September 9, 2017. The last meeting was conducted on November 18, 2017 with The Medical City as host discussing hypofractionation of prostate cancer. All scientific meetings coincided with in-service exams. 2018 CALENDAR

1 FEBRUARY 23 JUNE Scientific Meeting Scientific Meeting Jose R. Reyes Memorial Medical Center Makati Medical Center Dolcelatte, Quezon Avenue, Quezon City

Topic: Pediatric Nasopharyngeal Cancer 18-19 AUGUST Guest Speaker: Dr. Jochrys Estanislao Midyear Convention / Residents’ Research Forum 14 APRIL Venue: TBA Scientific Meeting Cardinal Santos Medical Center 17 NOVEMBER

26-28 APRIL UP - Philippine General Hospital Annual Convention Scientific Meeting Makati Diamond Residences Theme: Novel Radiotherapy Techniques - Guidance Improving Cancer Outcomes through Image IX. SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS

A. PHILIPPINE SOCIETY FOR PEDIATRIC RADIOLOGY

Pediatric Radiology is the oldest subspecialty in the practice of radiology in western countries. However, the need to optimize the imaging needs of Filipino children has let the Philippine College of Radiology pave the way to address this issue, hence, Philippine Society for Pediatric Radiology was born.

The inaugural meeting of the founding board members was held on June 25, 2017 at Joy-Nostalg Center, Manila. The meeting was attended by 21 radiologists, majority trained as pediatric radiologists, from different hospitals in the Philippines and abroad. Dr. Bernard Laya was elected president by acclamation and in recognition of his unwavering dedication in pursuit of widening the reach of pediatric radiology not only in the entire Philippines but also to the world.

Philippine Society for Pediatric Radiology, PSPR, aims to disseminate knowledge and information by teaching, training and research in Pediatric Radiology. Standardization of multimodality imaging protocols and clinical practice guidelines for various pediatric diseases and conditions are the focus in their work. Lastly, PSPR would move forward to establish better rapport and relationship with existing subspecialty societies of Philippine College of Radiology, Philippine Pediatric Society (PPS), as well as the international societies namely the Asian and Oceanic Society for Paediatric Radiology (AOSPR), the Society for Paediatric Radiology (SPR) of North America, the European Society of Paediatric Radiology (ESPR), the Sociedad Latino Americana de Radiologia Pediatrica (the Latin Society for Paediatric Radiology; SLARP) and the World Federation of Pediatric Imaging (WFPI).

Chairman: Bernard F. Laya, MD Vice-chairman: Nathan David P. Concepcion, MD Secretary: Mariaem M. Andres, MD Treasurer: Angelo Don S. Grasparil II, MD PRO: Alvin C. Camacho, MD Auditor: Danilo F. Sacdalan, MD Board Members: Marvin W. Bautista, MD Gerardo L. Beltran, MD Derrick Chansiongpen, MD Jether M. De Jesus, MD Miriam C. De Leon, MD Eva C. De Leon, MD Louisea Marie B. Deomampo, MD Julius Walter N. Ding, MD Sonya R. Dy, MD Lawrence John T. Estabillo, MD Teresita T. Estabillo, MD Maria Socorro M. Ferias, MD Nanette B. Goco, MD Odian F. Gomez, MD Erwin S. Isidro, MD Gil M. Maglalang, MD Regina C. Nava, MD Maricar R. Paguia, MD Rodney B. Pidlaoan, MD Raymond O. Piedad, MD Khristine Grace Pulido-Brillo, MD Allan Louise P. Serrano, MD Jacqueline Austine U. Uy, MD Cecilia A. Villamor, MD Angela C. Villanueva, MD Mari Armi B. Violeta, MD

B. SKELETAL RADIOLOGY SOCIETY OF THE PHILIPPINES

It was an exciting afternoon on October 6, 2017, in conjunction with the Joint Annual Convention of the CTMRI Society of the Philippines and Ultrasound Society of the Philippines as we witnessed many eager radiologists entering the Roma Room at The Manila Hotel to attend the organizational meeting of the Skeletal Radiology Society of the Philippines. Dr. Eugene Dy spearheaded the meeting and introduced the musculoskeletal imaging interest group under the SEC-registered name of Skeletal Radiology Society of the Philippines and reiterated that this is the only permanent aspect of the society at the moment, the SEC-registered name. Other features of the society, including its’ membership and constitution are subject to discussion. The society aims to provide the best resource for musculoskeletal imaging in the country.

The attendees, which included none other than the President of the Philippine College of Radiology, Dr. Gerome Gaerlan, were eager to ask questions.

Membership forms were distributed during this initial meeting where there was a request for nomination for the board of trustees. As of this writing, the submitted names were invited to a meeting on November 29, 2017 for the formal organization of the Board for the MSK interest group.

The next general meeting will be announced in The Filipino Radiologist site in Facebook. See you all in the next meeting!

Board of Trustees: President: Eugene C. Dy, MD Vice-President: Rafael S. Joson, MD Secretary: Melodia B. Geslani, MD Treasurer: Romelito Jose G. Galsim, MD PRO: Al Joannes G. Del Mindo, MD Members: Rodney L. Fernan, MD Paul E. Perez, MD Committee Chair on Membership: Ma. Imogene Lalaine V. Cabero, MD Adviser: Cesar S. Co, MD

C. NEURORADIOLOGY SOCIETY OF THE PHILIPPINES

President: Irma D. David-Kintanar, MD Vice President: Claro B. Ison Jr., MD Secretary: Lynette R. Fernandez, MD Treasurer: Henry Peter C. Adapon, MD PRO: Ron C. Pilotin, MD Auditor: Jackson U. Dy, MD Board Members: Alvin C. Camacho, MD Mercedes L. Dizon, MD Erwin B. Jocson, MD Bernard F. Laya, MD Maria Kristine S. Mendoza, MD Christina Paola B. Pacpaco, MD Annie A. Rosario, MD Jeffrey L. Tantianpact, MD

D. PHILIPPINE RADIOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF NUCLEAR MEDICINE AND MOLECULAR IMAGING

Board Members: Irene S. Bandong, MD Raneil Joseph F. Bautista, MD Asela B. Barroso, MD Raymund Augustus O. Conlu, MD Antonio C. Garcia, MD Marie Rhiamar S. Gomez-Sauler, MD Emmanuel C. Limlingan, MD Leandro C. Manalaysay, MD Orestes P. Monzon, MD Consolacion O. Obmerga, MD Ana Jessica A. Ortiga, MD Eduardo S. Rondain, MD E. DIAGNOSTIC BREAST IMAGING SOCIETY, INC.

President: Angela Umali-Crisostomo, MD Vice President: Mercy Go-Santi, MD Treasurer: Rene N. Reyes, MD

New members to be inducted to DBISP 1. Nonette A. Cupino, MD 5. Mary Angeline Villa-Recto, MD 2. Rosemarie C. Marzan, MD 6. Katleya Teresa Gironella-Manlapaz, MD 3. Melanie M. Omar, MD 7. Jerome R. Fernandez, MD 4. Shadee Diane B. Alipio, MD 8. Erwin Rommel L. Reyes

X. PHILIPPINE BOARD OF RADIOLOGY IN DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY 2017-2018

Officers: Chairman: Melodia B. Geslani, MD Secretary: Catherine Jessica M. Lazaro, MD Treasurer: Janeth A. Malabuyoc, MD

Members: Dondee Jules P. Mojica, MD Susan R. Gaspar-Mateo, MD Danilo Philip R. Torres, MD Rogelio I. de Jesus, MD Gerardo M. Silva, MD

Newly inducted members (inducted February 2017): Janeth A. Malabuyoc, MD Rogelio I. de Jesus, MD

Outgoing members: Melodia B. Geslani, MD Dondee Jules P. Mojica, MD Danilo Philip R. Torres, MD PBR Examination Part I The PBR examination part I was held on June 18, 2016 at Ateneo School of Medicine and Public Health with the following results: TOTAL number of examinees 123 TOTAL number of passers 107 (86.9%) TOTAL number of failures 16 (13.9%)

PBR Examination Parts II & III

The PBR examination parts II and III were held on January 6 -7, 2018 and January 13-14, 2018, respectively, at the Ateneo School of Medicine and Public Health with the following results:

For PBR PART II: TOTAL number of examinees: 135 (including 114 first-time takers and 21 retakers) TOTAL number of passers 94 (69.63%, including 74 first-time takers and 20 retakers)

TOTAL number of failures/partial passers from 1st-time takers 25 (18.52%) TOTAL number of failures/partial passers from retakers 16 (11.85%) For PBR PART III: TOTAL number of examinees: 102 (including (8) retakers of PBR III only) TOTAL number of passers 100 (98.04%) TOTAL number of failures 2 (1.96%)

Schedule of Activities for the Current Term: Meeting I – February 18, 2017 Meeting II – April 1 2017 Meeting III – May 6, 2017 Meeting 1V (PBR I Exam) – June 17, 2017 Meeting V – August 12, 2017 Meeting VI- October 7, 2017 Meeting VII – November 18, 2017 Meeting VIII, IX, X, (PBR II Exam) – January 5,6,7 2018 Meeting XI, XII, XIII (PBR III Exam) – January 12, 13,14 2018

Schedule of Activities for 2018-2019: PBR I Examination: June 16, 2018 PBR II Examination: January 12 and 13, 2019 PBR III Examination: January 19 and 20, 2019 LIST OF SUCCESSFUL EXAMINEES 2017

Financial Report for the Recently Completed Term (Unaudited)

March 15, 2016 – May 22, 2017 Balance Forwarded from Previous PBR term P 883,545.34 (March 15, 2016) Balance as of May 22, 2017 P 1,120,566.33

PBR Revenues (exam fees, unliquidated expenses, bank interest) P 1,593,396.15

Breakdown of expenses: PBR expenses P 1,356,375.16

PBR I examination 190,800.00 PBR II and III examinations 565,522.085 PBR meetings 153,085.00 Airfare/accommodations for non-NCR examiners 265,567.84

Convention registration fees Annual Convention 33,000.00 JAC 36,000.00 Hotels 59,400.00 Rebate to inductees 24,000.00 PCR office rent 18,000.00

Qualifications for PBR examiner (based on the 2012 PCR Constitution)

A. A Fellow in good standing for five (5) years B. A training officer of a PCR accredited training program for at least five (5) years, OR C. An incumbent chairman, OR D. An assistant professor in any Philippine medical school or an equivalent qualification as determined by the Board of Directors E. Incumbent members of the Board of Directors of the Philippine College of Radiology, the subspecialties, or the Chapters shall not be qualified for election to the Certifying Board.

List of PBR (Diagnostic Radiology) Part II and Part III 2018 Successful Examinees:

NAMES INSTITUTION ABORDO, Grace Anne C. Rizal Medical Center AGUILON, Johnpel Albert O. Capitol Medical Center ALBA, Archimedes A. Corazon Locsin Montelibano Memorial Regional Hospital ALMEDA, Richard Eduard F. De La Salle University Medical Center ANDRES, Marivic N. Ilocos Training and Regional Medical Center APAGA, Apple Pie Marie M. Mania Doctors Hospital ARAMBULO-SANTILLANA, Christine Y. Makati Medical Center ARCILLA, Jhinina Marie P. Ospital ng Makati ATIENZA, Vyron Anthony M. University of Santo Tomas Hospital AYALA, Andrea D. Jose R. Reyes Memorial Medical Center BADONG, Evagay A. Quirino Memorial Medical Center BASS, Lloyd Vincent M. Chong Hua Hospital BEJARIN, Jheommee G. United Doctors Medical Center BUELA, Roanne Tadea G. The Medical City BULSECO, Christine D. FEU-NRMF Medical Center CAJUCOM, Finky C. University of Perpetual Help-DALTA Medical Center CALIBA-BELARMINO, Rhona R. Jose R. Reyes Memorial Medical Center CATAPIA, Francis Gabriel S. University of Santo Tomas Hospital CATBAGAN, Mary Dulce B. Baguio General Hospital and Medical Center CHAVEZ, Shieleda I. Southern Philippines Medical Center CHIONG, Eduardo Miguel L. Chinese General Hospital & Medical Center CHOA, Joanna Marie D. University of Santo Tomas Hospital CINCO, Gabriel Luis M. Batangas Medical Center CONG, Elizabeth G. Cebu Doctors’ Univeristy Hospital CRUZ, Raphael Agustine C. FEU-NRMF Medical Center CUBACUB-FERRERA, Erica Alyssa S. Cardinal Santos Medical Center CUEVAS, Ernestine Glo Marie C. Ospital ng Makati DACLAG-MAYMAY, Rhea O. Quirino Memorial Medical Center DAIRO, Patricia Rose L. UP-Philippine General Hospital DANGANAN, Gari P. Manila Doctors Hospital DE CASTRO, Ricardo M. St. Luke’s Medical Center-QC DE LEON, Gemma Rosa R. St. Luke’s Medical Center-QC DELA CRUZ, Marcopo D. Northern Mindanao Medical Center DIOMAMPO, Annifer Joy C. Manila Doctors Hospital NAMES INSTITUTION DOMINGO, Catherine Irene D. Cebu Doctors’ University Hospital ESCARO, Charyl P. Veterans Memorial Medical Center ESQUIVEL, Maria Corazon Amanda E. UP-Philippine General Hospital FRAGANTE, Bernadette L. East Avenue Medical Center GALLEGUEZ, Camille Joanne DC Ospital ng Makati GARCIA, Joanne S. De La Salle University Medical Center GARCIA, Mark Jesreel O. St. Luke’s Medical Center-QC GENITO, Rolen V. Corazon Locsin Montelibano Memorial Regional Hospital GIMENO, Gino Carlos S. Chong Hua Hospital HERNANDEZ, Ma. Lovilla R. Southern Philippines Medical Center HULLANA-CAROLINO, Anna Joy C. Capitol Medical Center JAEN, John Patrick L. Ospital ng Makati JUSI, Alexa Edna Mae N. St. Luke’s Medical Center-QC LAFUENTE, Dhanna Corazon R. Manila Doctors Hospital LAT, Evangeline Vivien M. Makati Medical Center LIM, Cielo Consuelo G. St. Luke’s Medical Center-QC LUKBAN, Trinidad Dolores R. Veterans Memorial Medical Center MACARAEG, Ma. Lourdes Bernadette C. Baguio General Hospital & Medical Center MANIKAN, Melissa Barbara G. Ospital ng Makati MENDEZ-SANTOS, Hedwig Lynn S. UE-Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Medical Center MOJICA, Daniel Patrick G. UP-Philippine General Hospital MONZON, Jerry West A. Cardinal Santos Medical Center MORTEL, Jade L. East Avenue Medical Center NICER, Dan Philippe C. UP-Philippine General Hospital OBAÑA, Emmanuel Johann M. Ospital ng Makati OLIVAR, Lalaine U. National Kidney & Transplant Insitute OLIVERIO, Ann Aubrey C. Northern Mindanao Medical Center OLORES, Ma. Jamaica B. St. Luke’s Medical Center-QC ONGOCO, Renncee A. The Medical City ORTIZ, Hester Dominique A. National Kidney & Transplant Insitute PADILLO, Clojohn P. Chong Hua Hospital PARAS, Cesar Jason G. Ospital ng Makati POLINES, Nestor M. Western Visayas Medical Center PORNOBI, Abigail L. St. Luke’s Medical Center-QC PUERTO, Athena Angellie DL UP-Philippine General Hospital PY, Grace Christian S. Chinese General Hospital & Medical Center QUE, Agnes Karen B. The Medical City QUERUBIN, Genevieve Anne R. Manila Doctors Hospital RACIMO, John Paul D. Veterans Memorial Medical Center RAMIREZ, Juliet M. Baguio General Hospital and Medical Center SALANDANAN, Rea Y. National Kidney & Transplant Insitute NAMES INSTITUTION SALVATIERRA, Jose Enrique M. Batangas Medical Center SAMANIEGO, Jan Michael E. National Kidney & Transplant Insitute SANTIAGO, Lyrica Lucille Y. Northern Mindanao Medical Center SANTIAGO-DE LEON, Fe E. Makati Medical Center SANTOS, Carlo Noel J. Philippine Heart Center SANTOS, Maria Margarita M. St. Luke’s Medical Center-GC SAPO, Denver F. Philippine Heart Center SARMIENTO, Jeremiah A. The Medical City SEVILLA, Tiphanie P. University of Santo Tomas Hospital SHARIF, Namraida M. Southern Philippines Medical Center SITAULA, Asim B Northern Mindanao Medical Center SOMEROS, Robert Erwin M. Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital SONGCO, Catherine G. Makati Medical Center SORIANO, Jovi A. Ilocos Training and Regional Medical Center TABOTABO, Ada Zyra B. Makati Medical Center TAN, Gian Carla T. S. The Medical City TAN, Lourdes T. St. Luke’s Medical Center-GC TAN, Wilson T. St. Luke’s Medical Center-QC TANBONLIONG, Beatrix Hannah C. Cardinal Santos Medical Center TORRES, Erwin M. De La Salle University Medical Center TUPAS, Candice Magdalane A. Iloilo Doctors Hospital UY, Karlo Marko M. Capitol Medical Center WEE, Marvin Ellis U. Metropolitan Medical Center YAO, Patricia Melanie L. National Kidney & Transplant Insitute YOU, Glessica Jean M. Makati Medical Center