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BSGAR Programme 2020.Indd 22ND ANNUAL BSGAR MEETING The Assembly Rooms, Bath 5th - 7th February 2020 PROGRAMME CONTENTS Welcome ....................................................................................... 3 Meeting Programme ............................................................ 4-5 BSGAR Conference Floor Plan ........................................... 6-8 Social Programme ..................................................................... 9 Meeting Sponsors ...................................................................10 Sponsor Attendees .................................................................11 Sponsor Incentive Scheme ..................................................11 Poster Presentations ........................................................ 12-13 Interesting Cases .....................................................................14 Clive Bartram .............................................................................14 Delegate & Speaker List ................................................. 15-18 BSGAR Membership ...............................................................18 Delegate Pack Contents ........................................................19 BSGAR COMMITTEE BSGAR President ...............................................Dr Andy Lowe Meeting President ...........................................Dr Huw Roach President-Elect .................................Professor Stuart Taylor Secretary ...................................................Dr Raneem Albazaz Treasurer ........................................................... Dr Julian Elford Research Offi cer ........................................Dr Andrew Plumb Audit Offi cer ....................................... Dr James Stephenson Education Offi cer .......................................Dr Jamie Franklin Standards Offi cer ............................................Dr Cindy Chew Liaison Offi cer ............................................Dr Emma Helbren Junior Representative ...............................Dr Katy Hickman BSGAR Administrator ....................................... Mrs Liz Jones EMERGENCY ABDOMINAL WORKSHOP FACULTY Dr James Stephenson Dr Rebecca Greenhalgh Dr Jamie Franklin Dr Ian Zealley Dr Andrew Plumb Dr Ed Godfrey The Assembly Rooms off ers free Wi-Fi access to all visitors, suitable for basic web browsing. 2 WELCOME FROM THE BSGAR PRESIDENT Welcome to Bath I am delighted to welcome you to Bath for the 22nd Annual Meeting of the British Society of Gastrointestinal and Abdominal Radiology. Those with long memories will remember holding our annual meeting here in 2004 and I was keen to bring the meeting back to the South West once again. We have a varied and exciting programme and, for the fi rst time, have a parallel stream which will enable a whole session of interventional topics to be covered to satisfy the interventionally minded. Many thanks to Professor Laasch for organizing this session. Building on the success of the scientifi c session introduced last year at the joint meeting in Liverpool, we have invited oral presentations of the best original scientifi c work submitted to compete for the new ‘Clive Bartram’ prize. In addition, there are some interesting poster displays around the conference venue to keep you occupied during the breaks. I am thrilled that Dr Andrea Phillips has agreed to give the 2020 Richard Farrow Memorial Lecture. It is timely that we are going to hear about what artifi cial intelligence has to off er us as we enter a new era in diagnostic imaging. Thank you to all our sponsors for their valued support, without which this meeting would not be possible. Please do try and make some time to visit the stands during the breaks. Dr Huw Roach has worked closely with Nikki Lee from Creative Conferences and the whole of the BSGAR committee to make this a truly memorable event, and I would like to thank Huw, Nikki and the rest of the Creative Conference Team for their fantastic input to this meeting. Finally, I would like to thank the indispensible Liz Jones and all the BSGAR committee for their enterprise, hard work, enthusiasm and for their support over the past year. We have seen some really exciting developments in our society over the past two years and know that more will follow in the capable hands of Stuart Taylor. Have a great meeting! Dr Andy Lowe WELCOME FROM THE BSGAR MEETING PRESIDENT A very warm welcome to the West Country and to the beautiful, historic city of Bath, a UNESCO World Heritage site. It is a great honour for me to be the Local President for the BSGAR 2020 Annual Meeting. It has been a privilege to work alongside the BSGAR Committee, Liz and also Nikki and the Creative Conferences team in preparing this year’s conference. On behalf of BSGAR, I would like to thank all of our speakers for their participation in this year’s programme, all of the delegates who submitted abstracts or cases and all of the sponsors, who are generously supporting the meeting. I am delighted that we are based this year in two of Bath’s most historic venues, with our main meeting taking place in the Assembly Rooms and our Course Dinner being held in the iconic Roman Baths and Pump Room. There is also much else to enjoy around the city, particularly in terms of history, architecture, culture, dining and shopping - all within easy walking distance. Times remain challenging in many Radiology departments around the country and so I hope that as well as the educational benefi ts of the meeting, there will also be plenty of opportunity to unwind, catch up with friends and enjoy the city. Once again, I extend a warm welcome and hope you have a stimulating and enjoyable meeting. Dr Huw Roach 3 MEETING PROGRAMME Wednesday 5th February 2020 18:30-20:00 Welcome Reception – Brasserie Blanc Francis Hotel, 6 – 11 Queen Square, Bath BA1 2HH Thursday 6th February 2020 08:45-09:00 Welcome & Introduction Andy Lowe, Taunton & Huw Roach, Bristol SESSION 1 09:00-10:50 PANCreatiC CANCER C hair: Raneem Albazaz, Leeds 09:00-09:20 Diagnosis, staging and resectability Ashley Guthrie, Leeds 09:20-09:40 Neoadjuvant treatment and response assessment Ghanesh Radhakrishna, Manchester 09:40-10:00 Surgical treatment and problems Nigel Jamieson, Glasgow 10:00-10:20 Diagnosis and management of high-risk pancreatic cysts Jamie Franklin, Bournemouth 10:20-10:40 At risk populations and role of screening Christopher Halloran, Liverpool 10:40-10:50 Discussion. Q&A 10:50-11:20 Coffee SESSION 2 11:20-13:00 CORE TOPICS sometimes OVerlooKED C hair: Huw Roach, Bristol 11:20-11:40 RECIST and response evaluation: What’s clinically relevant, what’s new and what’s annoying? Bruno Morgan, Leicester 11:40-12:00 Spleen; the forgotten organ Andy Lowe, Taunton 12:00-12:20 Upper GI fluoroscopy: adding value to the service Dominic Blunt, London 12:20-12:40 Doppler ultrasound applications in the abdomen Claire Smith, Leeds 12:40-13:00 Liver parenchyma: Have I drunk too much wine yet? Ed Godfrey, Cambridge PARALLEL SESSION 2 (loCATED IN THE CARD room) Runs alongside Session 2 above 11:20-13:00 INTERVENTIONAL SESSION: HANDS-ON LEARNING CENTRE Chairs: Hans-Ulrich Laasch, Manchester & Derek Edwards, Manchester Biopsy and drainage Ian Zealley, Dundee & Robert Colliver, Bath Gastrostomy Damian Mullan, Manchester & Owen Dickinson, Rotherham Oesophageal stents Hans-Ulrich Laasch, Manchester & Robert Stockwell, Chorley Enteral stents Gareth Davies, Wales & Ian McCafferty, Birmingham PTC Derek Edwards, Manchester & Clare Bent, Bournemouth 13:00-14:00 Lunch - the meeting below will run through lunch 13:15-14:00 Job Session Meeting Chairs: James Stephenson, Leicester, Cindy Chew, Glasgow & Katy Hickman, Cambridge 4 MEETING PROGRAMME Thursday 6th February 2020 SESSION 3 14:00-15:45 ABDOMINAL trauma C hair: Emma Helbren, Hull 14:00-14:20 How to run a trauma scanner; protocols and priorities Elika Kashef, London 14:20-14:40 Penetrating abdominal injury Susan Cross, London 14:40-15:00 Non-penetrating abdominal trauma Anirban De, Birmingham 15:00-15:20 Role of IR in abdominal trauma Hilary White, Taunton 15:20-15:40 Abdominal trauma and imaging: A surgeon’s perspective Martin Griffiths, London 15:40-15:50 Discussion. Q&A 15:50-16:15 Coffee 16:15-17:00 RICHARD FARROW MEMORIAL LECTURE AI and our future: Hype or Hope? Andrea Phillips, Bath 17:00-18:00 BSGAR AGM (members only) BSGAR Committee and Membership Friday 7th February 2020 SCIENTIFIC SESSION 09:00-10:20 Interesting cases and oral presentations Chairs: Jamie Franklin, Bournemouth & Katy Hickman, Cambridge 10:20-10:50 Coffee 10:50-10:55 Prizes 10:55-11:20 Audits and Trials James Stephenson, Leicester & Andrew Plumb, London SESSION 4 11:20 -13:00 CHRONIC ABDOMINAL pain: NON-luminal CONSIDERATIONS C hair: Cindy Chew, Glasgow 11:20-11:40 Chronic right upper quadrant/biliary pain Ashley Roberts, Cardiff 11:40-12:00 Gynaecologic considerations Helen Addley, Cambridge 12:00-12:20 Pain post organ prolapse surgery James Stephenson, Leicester 12:20-12:40 Complex ventral hernia Steve Halligan, London 12:40-13:00 Chronic abdominal pain; A surgeon’s perspective Patrick O’Dwyer, Glasgow 13:00-14:00 Lunch - the workshop and symposium below will run through lunch 13:00-14:00 Endoscopy reflective practices workshop Chairs: Jamie Franklin, Bournemouth & Ed Godfrey, Cambridge 13:15-13:45 Bayer symposium: How I handle focal lesions in the liver Mark Callaway, Bristol SESSION 5 14:00-16:00 InteraCTIVE SESSION: ColoreCTAL CANCER C hairs: Gina Brown, London & Andrew Plumb, London 14:00-14:20 Polyps: A colonoscopist’s view
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