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Ashnr N E American Society of Head and Neck Radiology W S Mark your ASHNR calendars for the N ASHNR 42nd SPRING 2008 Annual Meeting E VOL 8, NO. 1 September 1 0–14, 2008 Toronto Hilton Hotel W Toronto, Ontario, Canada S AMERICAN SOCIETY OF HEAD AND NECK RADIOLOGY message from the PRESIDENT Upcoming Patient Safety Initiatives Request for ASHNR Membership Input Timothy L. Larson, MD The Institute of Medicine’s publica - formed consent might need to be One can expect that ACR “standards” tions “To Err is Human” and obtained before imaging. will evolve out of this meeting. “Crossing the Quality Chasm” began a One of the roles of the ASHNR In early August the ABR will hold a cascade of safety and quality initiatives president is to build relationships with Maintenance of Certification and that continues today. It is only natural other imaging societies and to repre - Practice Quality Improvement that since Radiology places a central sent the ASHNR. The emphasis at Summit. The purpose is to develop ra - role in patient care that many of these several of these meetings for the last diation safety-related Practice Quality changes have or will affect us daily. few years has been on quality and pa - Improvement projects. I can recall 5 years ago the novelty tient safety and that emphasis will con - This June, the RSNA is initiating of the “safety pause.” It’s become such tinue this summer. This brief message a consensus process involving com - an ingrained part of me now that I has two purposes. First, to inform mittees of clinical experts to create even pause before deciding to “sign” ASHNR members of these initiatives; best-practices templates for radiology or “send to editor!” It used to be ade - secondly, to allow the ASHNR mem - reports based on standard terminol - quate to know the patient’s creatinine. bership an opportunity for input to ogy. Before embarking on this Five years ago, I wouldn’t have been mold and shape these initiatives. process, the RSNA intends to pro - able to define the eGFR but we now This year’s ACR Intersociety pose a standard format in which these calculate it on every patient before ad - Summer Conference will be held in reports will be stored, transmitted, ministering contrast in CT or MR. late July. The program, “Ensuring and rendered. This past year there have been Patient Safety,” reflects the desire to These meetings bring to mind re - many front page articles in the lay perform imaging examinations in a safe curring challenges and questions. How press on radiation safety. It has become manner while still providing diagnostic is quality to be defined? Should there common for patients to inquire about information. Specific safety topics will be standards for image interpretation? the risk and benefits of procedures include the safe use of contrast agents, Can outcomes be improved while em - using ionizing radiation. Several re - minimizing radiation dose, avoiding phasizing meaningless process mea - cent articles even suggest that in - imaging labeling errors and MR safety. surements? How will productivity be Message From the President continued on page 4 1 ASHNR N E AMERICAN SOCIETY OF HEAD AND NECK RADIOLOGY W S Message from President-Elect/Program Chair Edward E. Kassel, MD On page 3 of this issue of ASHNR of ASHNR News as a final reminder. on the ASHNR website as well as in News , you will find a listing of the The ASHNR has kept the meeting the registration brochure to be mailed head and neck programming to be registration fees unchanged since 2005, out shortly. presented at the NER Foundation despite increasing costs and a program Meeting registration payments Symposium 2008 and ASNR 46th this year expected to be approved for should be directed to the ASHNR Annual Meeting in New Orleans, 33.25 hours of CME. This year’s pro - 42nd Annual Meeting , P.O. Box 380, Louisiana May 31-June 5, 2008. On gram offers an additional 5 hours (in - Springville, Alabama 35146. For page 6, you will find further informa - cluding the Study Club) more than the more information, contact Ron Ryals, tion about Toronto, the host city for previous programs. The deadline for Ryals and Associates, Inc. at 205-467- the ASHNR 42nd Annual Meeting , submission of scientific papers and ed - 3158 ext. 103 or [email protected]. September 10-14, 2008 to allow you ucational exhibit abstracts is July 15, In addition, Ken Cammarata, to best plan for and enjoy the city and 2008. To allow the most appropriate ASHNR Business Manager (kcam - all that it has to offer. feedback on submissions at the earliest [email protected] or 630-574-0220, In the Fall 2007 issue of this possible time, the assigned committee ext. 226) and I ([email protected] newsletter, I previewed the ASHNR has agreed to review submissions at or 416-586-4800, ext 5959#) are 42nd Annual Meeting and our host regular intervals, with early submis - available to assist or direct your en - hotel, The Hilton Toronto sions offering the potential advantage quiries. We look forward to seeing (www.toronto.hilton.com). Since that of early acceptance. The Call for you in New Orleans in May-June and time, we have confirmed our speakers Abstracts Form will soon be available in Toronto in September. and program, continuing the trend to - ward increased interactivity, including more extensive Panel Discussions, Case Review Sessions and Case of the Day presentations. ASHNR MEMBERS Realizing that many registrants/faculty may need to arrive on Tuesday evening in the news in order to be present for the Wednesday early afternoon start, we The January 2008 issue of RSNA to an individual who has made an have organized an informal Early Bird News included articles featuring outstanding contribution to the Temporal Bone Study Club for two ASHNR members. field of radiology. 10:45am on Wednesday morning The “People In The News” sec - In the same section it was also September 10, 2008. If you can attend this special session, you are encouraged tion featured Katherine A. Shaffer, mentioned that Christine M. to bring your interesting cases on USB M.D. from Froedtert Memorial Glastonbury, M.B.B.S. from the or CD for easy downloading (no hard Lutheran Hospital in Milwaukee, University of California, San copy film). For more details, visit the Wisconsin who received the Marie Francisco was presented with the ASHNR website (www.ashnr.org) to Sklodowska-Curie Award given by 2007 AAWR Early-Career Award view the program schedule and the meeting registration brochure, and to the American Association for from the AAWR Research & reserve your hotel room now via a di - Women Radiologists. This award Education Foundation. This award rect link to the Hilton Toronto, thanks was presented to Dr. Shaffer at the is presented to an individual who is to the efforts of Richard Wiggins and AAWR luncheon during RSNA working toward a position of leader - the website team. I encourage every - 2007. The Marie Sklodowska- ship within academic medicine. one to get hotel registrations in early- the hotel will sell out for sure. The Curie Award is presented annually complete program schedule will also be presented in the Summer 2008 issue 2 ASHNR N AMERICAN SOCIETY OF HEAD AND NECK RADIOLOGY E W S Head and Neck Radiology Programming at NER Foundation Symposium 2008 and ASNR 46th Annual Meeting Following is the head and neck radiology portion of the Symposium 2008 and ASNR 46th Annual Meeting . scientific program schedule at the NER Foundation NER Foundation Symposium 2008 – Emergency Neuroradiology Sunday, June 1, 2008 7:40am-9:40am Head and Neck Emergencies Moderator: Suresh K. Mukherji, MD 7:40am-8:05am Orbital-Ocular Emergencies – Kristine M. Mosier, DMD, PhD 8:05am-8:45am Head and Neck (ENT) Emergencies – Suresh K. Mukherji, MD 8:45am-9:00am Pediatric Temporal Bone Emergencies – Susan I. Blaser, MD 9:00am-9:40am Craniofacial Trauma and Post-Traumatic Deformities—What the Surgeon Needs to Know and Why? – Oleh Antonyshyn, MD, FRCSC ASNR 46th Annual Meeting Monday, June 2, 2008 1:30pm-3:00pm Neoplastic Diseases in the Head and Neck- Self-Assessment Module (SAM) (AR+) Moderator: Laurie A. Loevner, MD 1:30pm-2:00pm Nasopharynx: Anatomy and Patterns of Cancer Spread – Nancy J. Fischbein, MD 2:00pm-2:30pm The Larynx: Anatomy and Patterns of Cancer Spread – Laurie A. Loevner, MD 2:30pm-3:00pm Head and Neck Neoplasms in Children – Caroline D. Robson, MB, ChB 3:30pm-5:00pm Parallel Scientific Papers Head and Neck: Orbital, Faces and New Techniques 5:00pm-6:30pm Skull Base and Cranial Nerves Moderator – Wendy R.K. Smoker, MD 5:00pm-5:30pm The Pediatric Skull Base – Gary L. Hedlund, DO 5:30pm-6:00pm The Patient Presenting with a Motor Cranial Neuropathy – Wendy R.K. Smoker, MD 6:00pm-6:30pm Complex Cranial Neuropathies: The Intersection of Anatomy and Pathology – Christine M. Glastonbury, MBBS Tuesday, June 3, 2008 7:45am-8:45am Maintenance of Certification (MOC)-ENT and Adult Spine Review Session (AR+) Moderator: Christine M. Glastonbury, MBBS 7:45am-8:15am ENT – Christine M. Glastonbury, MBBS 3:30pm-5:00pm Parallel Scientific Papers Head and Neck: Pharynx, Larynx, Soft Tissue, Sinonasal and Other 5:00pm- 6:30pm Pitfalls and Challenges in Head and Neck Moderator: Edward E. Kassel, MD 5:00pm- 5:35pm Pitfalls in CT/PET – Peter M. Som, MD 5:35pm- 6:05pm Challenges in Imaging the Post-Treatment Head and Neck Oncology Patient – Lawrence E. Ginsberg, MD 6:05pm- 6:30pm Pitfalls in Sinonasal Imaging – Edward E. Kassel, MD Wednesday, June 4, 2008 1:15pm-2:00pm Post-Operative Neck – Lawrence E.
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