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ABSTRACTS DEKON Congress & Tourism Gayrettepe Mah ARKA KAPAK KAPAK European Symposium on Urogenital Radiology September 19 – 22, 2013 Istanbul – TURKEY Pre-Symposium Courses: Obstetric Ultrasound Course ESUR Prostate MRI Course Prostate Ultrasound and Biopsy Course September 18 – 19, 2013 Istanbul - TURKEY, Harbiye Museum & Cultural Centre “Oncologic Imaging of the Urogenital System” www.esur2013.org “Oncologic Imaging of the Urogenital System” “Oncologic Imaging of the Urogenital System” www.esur2013.org ORGANIZING SECRETARIAT ABSTRACTS DEKON Congress & Tourism Gayrettepe Mah. Yıldız Posta Cad. Akın Sitesi 1. Blok No: 6 Kat: 1 D: 3 34349 Beşiktaş - Istanbul / TÜRKİYE Tel: +90 212 347 63 00 Fax: +90 212 347 63 63 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.dekon.com.tr European Society of Urogenital Radiology | www.esur.org ÖN KAPAK İÇİ ARKA KAPAK İÇİ ESUR 2013 gratefully acknowledges the support of the following sponsors Main Sponsor Other Sponsors www.siemens.com/skyra A91MR-9223-A1-7600 MAGNETOM Skyra Çığır açıcı MR uygulamalarına giden yol 2007 yılında, TimTX True Form’u standart B1 homojenitesi Bu uygulamalara ilk örnek MR’da ilk yakınlaştırma çözümü olarak piyasaya sunan ilk firma Siemens olmuştu. fonksiyonu, syngo ZOOMit Bu teknoloji standart iş akışını değiştirmeksizin imajlarda Paralel iletimli bu eşsiz uygulama, görüntüleri istediğiniz gölgelenme hatalarını azaltmak ve görüntü kalitesini şekilde biçimlendirmenize imkan sağlayarak, çekim hızını artırmak amacıyla farklı RF darbe genlikleri ve fazlar artırır ve görüntü kalitesini iyileştirir. Her iki teknoloji de, kullanır. Siemens olarak bir kez daha MR teknolojisinin en gelişmiş 70 cm 3T sistemimiz MAGNETOM Skyra geleceğini şekillendiriyoruz; bu kez de bunu paralel iletimli cihazında bulunuyor. Her zaman güvenli ve her zaman MR görüntülemede hayata geçiriyoruz. TimTX TrueShape çağının ötesinde olan MAGNETOM ürün ailemiz ile MR sayesinde, RF darbelerinizi şekillendirerek MR alanının en geniş ürün portföyünü sizlere sunuyoruz. görüntülemede yeni bir özgürlük düzeyine erişebileceksiniz. Bununla, çığır açıcı MR uygulamalarına giden yola çıkıyoruz. www.siemens.com/skyra Answers for life. SIE_Skyra_ilan_210x297mm.indd 1 9/2/13 11:16 PM European Symposium on Urogenital Radiology “Oncologic Imaging of the Urogenital System” September 19 - 22, 2013 Istanbul - TURKEY CONTENTS Welcome 3 Faculty 4 Social Programme 6 General Information 7 Programme Overview 8 Floor Map 18 Abstracts Members’ Day Sessions 19 Lecture Sessions 29 Workshops 56 Scientific Sessions 92 Posters 124 Author Index 208 1 www.esur2013.org European Symposium on Urogenital Radiology “Oncologic Imaging of the Urogenital System” September 19 - 22, 2013 Istanbul - TURKEY www.esur2013.org 2 European Symposium on Urogenital Radiology “Oncologic Imaging of the Urogenital System” September 19 - 22, 2013 Istanbul - TURKEY WELCOME TO 20th EUROPEAN SYMPOSIUM ON UROGENITAL RADIOLOGY (ESUR 2013) Dear Colleagues, It is an honor and a pleasure for me to invite you to the 20th European Symposium on Urogenital Radiology, ESUR 2013, which will be held on September 19 - 22, 2013 and Courses on Obstetric Ultrasound, Prostate MRI and Prostate Ultrasound and Biopsy that will be given on September 18 – 19, 2013. Extending to both, Europe and Asia, Istanbul is the only city in the world situated on two continents. It is uniquely surrounded by thousands of years of historical and cultural heritage. Istanbul is not only the geographical meeting point of the continents, but is the true melting pot of cultures and civilizations, both eastern and the western. Located at the crossroads of East and West, Istanbul offers easy air connections to hundreds of cities around the world and is one of the world’s most exciting conference destinations. Its outstanding infrastructure, including modern, luxurious accommodations with conference and exhibition venues makes the city one of the best choices. The scientific program will provide you with the most advanced knowledge and the cutting edge in urogenital radiology. I would also like to invite you to submit your scientific papers and posters for presentation in scientific sessions. With your help and highly valuable contribution, I am sure the general quality of the discussions will increase tremendously. I have no doubt this meeting will be a valuable opportunity for all of you in a scientifically enriched environment in perfect harmony with all historical beauties of magnificent Istanbul and Turkish hospitality. On behalf of the Organizing Committee I am committed to preparing what I hope will be a memorable meeting for you and I hope to have the pleasure of welcoming you to Istanbul. Cordial Regards, Ahmet Tuncay Turgut, MD Chairman of ESUR 2013 3 www.esur2013.org European Symposium on Urogenital Radiology “Oncologic Imaging of the Urogenital System” September 19 - 22, 2013 Istanbul - TURKEY ESUR Board Subcommittees Michel Claudon President Evaluation of Poster Abstracts Harriet Thoeny President-elect Gertraud Heinz-Peer Past President Halil Arslan(TR) Raymond Oyen Secretary/Treasurer Kemal Ödev(TR) Teresa Margarida Cunha Member-at-large Nicolas Grenier(FR) Parvi Ramchandani(USA) Sameh Hanna(EG) Scientific Committee Sami Moussa(UK) Yusuf Öner(TR) Ahmet Tuncay Turgut (TR) Chairman Bernd Hamm (DE) Boris Brkljacic (HR) Evaluation of Scientific Paper Abstracts Gertraud Heinz-Peer (AT) Harriet Thoeny (CH) Andrea Rockall(UK) Henrik Thomsen (DK) Barış Türkbey(USA) Lorenzo Derchi (IT) Boris Brkljacic(HR) Michel Claudon (FR) Jonathan Richenberg(UK) Nicolas Grenier (FR) Mutlu Sağlam(TR) Nigel Cowan (UK) Seung Hyup Kim(KR) Parvati Ramchandani (USA) Vibeke Logager(DK) Sameh Morcos (UK) Sami Moussa (UK) Seung Hyup Kim (KR) Evaluation of Members’ Day Presentations Tarek Eldiasty (EG) Vibeke Logager (DK) Deniz Akata(TR) Vikram Dogra (USA) Gertraud Heinz-Peer(AU) Harriet Thoeny(CH) Michel Claudon(FR) Local Organizing Committee Sami Moussa(UK) Ahmet Tuncay Turgut - Chairman Alparslan Ünsal Selection of Best Posters Aslan Bilici Baki Yağcı Henrik Thomsen(DK) Cemil Yağcı Marie-France Bellin(FR) Demir Apaydın Mustafa Özmen(TR) Deniz Akata Tarek Eldiasty(EG) Elif Ergun Teresa Margarida Cunha(PT) Ercan Kocakoç Eriz Özden Gökhan Pekindil Selection of Best Scientific Papers Gürsel Savcı Halil Arslan Ercan Kocakoç(TR) İsmail Mihmanlı Jelle Barentsz(NL) Kemal Ödev Jonathan Richenberg(UK) Murat Acar Lorenzo Derchi(IT) Murat Danacı Nicolas Grenier(FR) Mustafa Özmen Raymond Oyen(BE) Mustafa Seçil Rosemarie Forstner(AT) Mutlu Sağlam Sameh Morcos(UK) Süreyya Özbek Vikram Dogra(USA) www.esur2013.org 4 European Symposium on Urogenital Radiology “Oncologic Imaging of the Urogenital System” September 19 - 22, 2013 Istanbul - TURKEY Faculty Adnan Kabaalioğlu (TR) Jurgen Futterer (NL) Ahmet T. Turgut (TR) Kemal Ödev (TR Alex Kirkham (UK) Krish Gaitonde (USA) Anders Magnusson (SE) Levent Altın (TR Andrea Laghi (IT) Lorenzo Derchi (IT) Andrea Rockall (UK) Luis Marti Bonmati (ES) Ateş Kadıoğlu (TR) Maria Assunta Cova (IT) Atif Zaheer (USA) Marie-France Bellin (FR) Ayşe Erden (TR) Marta Heilbrun (USA) Barış Türkbey (USA) Masoom Haider (USA) Bernd Hamm (DE) Mehmet Ertürk (TR) Bob Djavan (AT) Michael Riccabona (AT) Boris Brkljacic (HR) Michel Claudon (FR) Bülent Tıraş (TR) Michele Bertolotto (IT) Catherine Roy (FR) Mike Notohamiprodjo (DE) Celine Alt (DE) Mithat Haliloğlu (TR) Corrine Balleyguiere (FR) Mohamed Abou El Ghar (EG) Elif Ergun (TR) Mustafa Özmen (TR) Demir Apaydın (TR) Mustafa Seçil (TR) Deniz Akata (TR) Muzaffer Başak (TR) Devrim Akıncı (TR) Nefise Çağla Tarhan (TR) Diana Gaitini (IL) Nevra Elmas (TR) Ercan Kocakoç (TR) Nicolas Grenier (FR) Erdem Canda (TR) Nicolas Papanicolaou (USA) Erhan Akpınar (TR) Nishat Bharwani (UK) Errol Colak (CA) Okan Akhan (TR) Fatih Atuğ (TR) Öner Şanlı (TR) Fatih Kantarcı (TR) Parvati Ramchandani (USA) Filipe Caseiro-Alves (PT) Paul Nikolaidis (USA) Francesco M. Danza (IT) Phil Kenney (USA) Francois Cornud (FR) Pietro Pavlica (IT) Frederika Papadopoulou (GR) Raghu Vikram (USA) Gabriele Masselli (IT) Raj Mohan Paspulati (USA) Geert Villeirs (BE) Rania Farouk El Sayed (EG) Georg Bongartz (CH) Raymond Oyen (BE) George Hadjidekov (BUL) Richard Cohan (USA) Gertraud Heinz-Peer (AT) Rosemarie Forstner (AT) Gökhan Pekindil (TR) Ruhi Onur (TR) Gürsel Savcı (TR) Sadhna Verma (USA) H. Alberto Vargas (USA) Sameh Hanna (EG) Harriet Thoeny (CH) Sameh Morcos (UK) Henrik S. Thomsen (DK) Sami Moussa (UK) Hersh Chandarana (USA) Selma Uysal Ramadan (TR) Hiromu Mori (JP) Seung Hyup Kim (KR) Isaac R. Francis (USA) Süreyya Özbek (TR) Isabelle Thomassin-Naggara (FR) Takehiko Gokan (JP) James Ellis (USA) Tarek Eldiasty (EG) Jarl Jakobsen (NO) Teresa Margarida Cunha (PT) Jean Michel Correas (FR) Ulrich Willi (USA) Jeffrey Newhouse (USA) Valeria Panebianco (IT) Jelle Barentsz (NL) Vibeke Logager (DK) Josephine McHugo (UK) Vikram Dogra (USA) Jochen Walz (NL) Wael Shabana (USA) John Spencer (UK) Wui Chong (USA) Jonathan Richenberg (UK) Yasemin Karadeniz Bilgili (TR) Julian Keanie (UK) 5 www.esur2013.org European Symposium on Urogenital Radiology “Oncologic Imaging of the Urogenital System” September 19 - 22, 2013 Istanbul - TURKEY SOCIAL PROGRAMME Members’ Dinner Member’s dinner will take place at Baltalimani Shore Palace on September 19, 2013. Istanbul University Baltalimanı Social Facilities formerly known as Baltalimani shore palace has an exquisite view of Bosphorus giving you an unbeatable atmosphere for your dining pleasure. Serving an up-to-date synthesis of traditional Turkish cuisine, Istanbul University Baltalimanı Social Facilities develops its menus according
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