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Book of Abstracts BBBOOOOOOKKK OOOFFF AAABBBSSSTTTRRRAAACCCTTTSSS ESUR 06© Welcome To Egypt & ESUR 06... Dear Friends, We warmly welcome you to attend the 13th European Symposium on Urogenital Radiology, ESUR 2006... The symposium will start by the Member's day on September 8th. The programme includes post graduate course, workshops, scientific papers and posters. The main topic of the Symposium is Imaging of genitourinary tumors. Also, interesting topics on modern Urogenital Imaging will be presented. The Organizing Committee is delighted to welcome you to the ESUR Cairo meeting in September 2006. Tarek El-Diasty, MD Chairman of the Organizing Committee Of ESUR 06 Symposium © European Sociatey of Urogenital Radiology ESUR 06 Abstract book Under the Patronage of Her Excellency Mrs. Suzanne Mubarak HONOUR COMMITTEE Minister of High Education and Scientific Research Minister of Health & Population Minister of Tourism Mayor of the City of Cairo ESUR BOARD President: Lorenzo L.E. Derchi (I) President Elect: Sameh K. Morcos (UK) Secretary: Gertraud Heinz-Peer (A) Past President: Jelle O. Barentsz (NL) Member-at-Large: Andres Magnusson (S) PROGRAM COMMITTEE Lorenzo Derchi (I) Sami Moussa (UK) Gertraud Heinz-Peer (A) Karen Kinkel (CH) Jelle Barentsz (NL) Ullrich Mueller-Lisse (DE) Olivier Helenon (F) Richard Cohan (USA) Philip Kenney (USA) Anders Magnusson (S) Henrik Thomsen (DK) Darja Babnik Peskar (SI) Tarek El-Diasty (EG) LOCAL COMMITTEE Tarek El-Diasty Mohamed Abo El-Ghar Sameh Hanna Essam Abou Bieh Hossam Gad Nadine Barsoum Hany Samy Rania Farouk El Sayed ESUR FACULTY A.Farag (EG) L.Derchi (I) P.Wiesbauer (AT) A.Lienemann (DE) M.Abd El-Azim (EG) R.Barsoum (EG) A.Magnusson (S) M.Cervigni (I) R.Cohan (USA) A.Ramzy (EG) M.Claudon (F) R.Farouk (EG) A.Vander-Molen (NL) M.Ghoneim (EG) R.Forstner (AT) A-E Mahfouz (QT) M.Kellett (UK) R.Oyen (BL) B.Hamm (DE) M.Riccabona (AT) S.Goldman (USA) C.Nolte-Ernsting (DE) M-F Bellin (F) S.Hanna (EG) D.Prayer (AT) M.Bertolotto (I) S.Morcos (UK) E.Merz (DE) N.Cowan (UK) S.Moussa (UK) F.Cornud (F) N.Grenier (F) T.El-Diasty (EG) G.Heinz Peer (AT) N.Papanicolaou (USA) T.M.Cunha (PT) H.Badawy (EG) O.Helenon (F) T.Wah (UK) H.Shalan (EG) P.Brugger (AT) U.Muller–Lisse(DE) J.Barentsz (NL) P.Choyke (USA) U.Willi (CH) J.Spencer (UK) P.Kenney (USA) K.Darge (DE) P.Ramchandani (USA) K.Kinkel (CH) P.Wieczorek (PL) 2 © European Sociatey of Urogenital Radiology Programme General Information Abbreviations MS Member’s Session L Lecture WS Workshop SS Scientific Session YR Young Radiologist P Poster Exhibition Badges: It is obligatory for all participants to wear their badges visibly throughout the meeting as it is the entrance ticket to all sessions. Lecture Halls: Rooms A , B and C are situated at the same floor adjacent each other, on the right hand side of the stairs. Room D at the same floor at opposite side, on the left hand side of the stairs. Farhaty Ballroom: Main conference hall: "BA Floor" Akhnaton I: Registration room: "BA Floor" Nefertari II: Board room: "BA Floor" Nefertari III: Secretariat & Presentation room: "BA Floor" Nile Expo: Lunch room: "NC Floor" Check-in and Check-out desk: Lobby Area Tours desk: "BA Floor" Poster Exhibition: Scientific posters are located in the poster area at the same floor from 8th September afternoon till 11th September morning. Preview Center: Preview center will be available at any time of meeting hours. Speakers must upload their presentations 2 hours before the time of session. Coffee Breaks & Lunch: Coffee breaks and Lunch will be available for registered participants during the designed coffee break and lunch times. Saturday Evening Social Programme: Is free of charge for all registered participants. ESUR 06 Travel Agent: Thomas Cook. 3 © European Sociatey of Urogenital Radiology ESUR 06 Abstract book CME credits: The 13th European Symposium on Urogenital Radiology is accredited by the Royal College of Radiologists to provide the following CME activity for medical specialists. The 13th European Symposium on Urogenital Radiology is designed for a maximum of 21 hours, category I credits. Attendance at the Members Day, Friday 8th September, will carry 3 CPD Category 1 credits awardable by the Royal College of Radiologists. UK based non-ESUR members attending the meeting on the 9th, 10th and 11th, will be entitled to claim 18 Category 1 CPD credits. 4 © European Sociatey of Urogenital Radiology Programme PROGRAM OVERVIEW Friday Saturday Sunday Monday 8.9.2006 9.9.2006 10.9.2006 11.9.2006 8:00 – 16:00 8:00 – 16:00 8:00 – 12:00 Registration Registration Registration 8:30 – 10:00 8:30 – 10:00 8:30 – 10:00 Session I Session III Session VI (Renal Tumours) (Prostate Cancer) (Adrenal, Testicular & Urothelial tumours) 10:00 – 10:30 10:00 – 10:30 10:00 – 10:30 Coffee break Coffee break Coffee break 11:00 – 17:00 10:30 – 11:00 10:30 – 12:00 10:30 – 11:00 Registration State-of-the-Art Session IV Session VII Lecture (Cervical Cancer) (Urogenital Imaging Members’ Day 11:00-11:30 12:00-13:00 guidelines) Opening Ceremony Session V 12:00-13:00 11:30 – 13:00 (Ovarian & Session VIII Session II Endometrial Cancer) Film Reading Session (Bladder Cancer) 13:00 – 13:30 ESUR 06 Closing 12:30 – 14:00 13:00 – 14:00 13:00 – 14:00 13:30 – 14:30 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch 14:00 – 14:05 14:00 – 15:30 14:00 – 15:30 Welcome WSI Pediatric WSV Interventional Introduction Urogenital masses angiographic 14:05-15:35 WSII Contrast procedures Scientific Agents (US & MRI) WSVI Stone disease, presentation WSIII Interventional CTU and MRU (upper UT) WSVII Urogenital 3D WSIV Renal US transplantation 15:35 – 16:00 15:30 – 16:00 15:30 – 16:00 Coffee break Coffee break Coffee break 16:00 – 17:50 16:00 – 17:30 16:00 – 17:30 Scientific SS1, SS2, SS3, SS4 WSVIII Pelvic floor Presentation imaging WSIX Fetal imaging WSX Mimics of RCC 18:00 – 19:00 General Assembly 20:00 19:30 19:30 Members’ Social Programme Sound & Light Show Dinner Giza Pyramids Nile Cruise 21:00 Course Dinner 5 © European Sociatey of Urogenital Radiology ESUR 06 Abstract book MEMBERS’ DAY Friday, September 8th Venue: Grand Hyatt Hotel – Egypt Registration: 11:00 – 17:00 Scientific Sessions: 14:05 – 18:00 General assembly: 18:00 – 19:00 Member’s Dinner: 20:00 POST-GRADUATE COURSE IMAGING OF UROGENITAL TUMOURS Saturday, September 9th to Monday, September 11th Registration: 8:00 – 16:00 Lectures: 8:30 – 13:00 Workshops: 14:00 – 17:30 Scientific Papers:16:00 – 17:30 Posters Technical Exhibition Social Programs MEMBERS SCIENTIFIC SESSION Friday, September 8th; 14:10 – 15:30 1. 14:05-14:15;Automatic Kidney Tracking for MR Glomerular Filtration p. 16 Analyzis: D. Senneville (FR) 2. 14:15-14:25;Supranormal Renal Function and Stress Relief in Children’s p. 16 Obstructive Uropathy: UV. Willi (CH) 3. 14:25-14:35;Functional Evaluation of Transplanted Kidneys by Blood p. 17 Oxygenation Level-Dependent Imaging: a Comparative Study to Healthy Volunteers: HC. Thoeny (CH) 4. 14:35-14:45;Magnetic Resonance Imaging In Patients with Chronic p. 17 Obstructive Uropathy and Compromised Renal Function: A Sole Method For Morphological and Functional Assessment: MA. El-Ghar (EG) 5. 14:45-14:55;Apparent diffusion coefficient (ADC) values of normal p. 18 kidneys and changes according to hydration status: B. Damasio (I) 6. 14:55-15:05;Renal hypoperfusion in patients with infarction and p. 18 pyelonephritis: evaluation with contrast enhanced US: M. Bertolotto (I) 7. 15:05-15:15;Imaging of Kidney Cancers in Hereditary Leiomyoma Renal p. 19 Cell Carcinoma (HLRCC) Syndrome: P. Choyke (USA) 8. 15:15-15:25;CT of the Kidneys: What Size are Renal Cell Carcinomas p. 20 When They Cause Symptoms or Signs? P. Dahlman (SE) 9. 15:25-15:35;The angular interface sign: new sign for differentiation of p. 20 renal cell carcinoma and angiomyolipoma on MR imaging of small renal masses: H. Sherif (EG) 6 © European Sociatey of Urogenital Radiology Programme Friday, September 8th; 16:00 – 18:00 1. 16:00-16:10;Comparison of intraluminal optical coherence tomography p. 21 and intravascular ultrasound in the delineation of different wall layers of porcine ureters ex vivo: U. Muller – Lisse (DE) 2. 16:10-16:20;Use of CT with CTA for Renal Donor evaluation leads to p. 21 higher exclusion rate : PJ. Kenney (USA) 3. 16:20-16:30;CT Urography for Diagnosis of Bladder Cancer: NC. Cowan p. 22 (UK) 4. 16:30-16:40;Radiological findings and image guided biopsy in women p. 22 with peritoneal carcinomatosis and a history of breast cancer: JA. Spencer (UK) p. 23 5. 16:40-16:50;The additive value of contrast-enhanced transrectal ultrasound over conventional grey-scale and Doppler TRUS in preoperative localizing of prostate cancer: W.T.P.J.Stijn (NL) p. 23 6. 16:50-17:00;Power Doppler sonography of the feeding arteries of the p. 24 prostate gland: a new approach to the diagnosis of prostate cancer? AT Turgut (TU) p. 24 7. 17:00-17:10;Dynamic Contrast-Enhanced MR and Proton MR Spectroscopic Imaging in Localizing Prostate Cancer: JJ. Futterer (NL) 8. 17:10-17:20;Molecular imaging techniques for assessing the lymph p. 25 node status in prostate cancer patients: Comparison between Ferumoxtran-10 enhanced MR imaging and Choline PET-CT: S. Takahashi (NL) p. 25 9. 17:20-17:30;Evaluation of the complications unique to periprostatic local anesthesia before TRUS guided prostate biopsy: AT.
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