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Artificial Intelligence, visions of the future

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Brain CT vs MRI in men

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PACS and viewers

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Picture archiving, DICOM and PACS-solutions

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Development & evaluation of 3D patient specific models

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Optimal surgical planning through virtual reality & AI

Thorax

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Thoracic Computed Tomographic Angiography

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Echocardiography vs CT - Is there a reason to do both?

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Pulmonary CT - Is it giving us all the answers?

Orthopaedics

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Stifle disorders : which modality when?

Endocrinology

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Thyroid glands

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Why CT is value in the evaluation of the pancreas?

Abdomen

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Gastrointestinal tract - What can we learn from an intravenous and oral CT contrast study after we did an ultrasound? 

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CT in genito-urinary imaging

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PCT of portosystemic shunts: hot or not? Compared to other modalities

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Hepatic ultrasonography vs computed tomography in tumor staging

Neurology

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MRI vs CT in spinal disorders

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Imaging peripheral nerves

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Preferred modality to examine the brain: CT vs MRI?

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Imaging the equine head : CT or MRI?

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Imaging the brain, CT?!

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Vestibuar syndrome, cranial nerves deficits, what to choose - Pro’s & Con’s, CT vs MRI

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Imaging TMJ, tympani bull and guttural pouches : CT or MRI?

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Sino-nasal disorders : CT vs other modalities

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Equine teeth problems : CT vs other modalities

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The use of cervical radiographs as a primary imaging modality

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Possibilities and limitations of CT of the cervical spine, including CT myelography

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Standing CT in equine limb disease

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CT vs MRI for evaluating osseous pathology

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CT vs MRI for evaluating ligament and tendinous structures

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Visibility of equine cartilage, is CT the solution?

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How to manage & manipulate the visual appearance of images produced by a CT machine

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Scanning very small regions : what about kVp and mAs? Is there a specific reconstruction algoritm or image filter?

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What do you need to know about brain CT?

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Care and cleaning of my CT device, daily maintenance to avoid damage

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Communication with tele-radiology service

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Cervical CT in equine : technique & anatomy quiz

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Biopsy equipment, what do we need and maintenance

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Wetlab cross sectional anatomy

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Candidate and submitter: author (primary or co-author) of an alreadypublished or accepted publication in a research veterinary medicine journal. (Journalwith peer review process).

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Topic related to CT with clinical relevance to small and largeanimal medicine

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Language: English

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Publication period: 2020-2022. A (co-) author of the group must be a member of the AG-CT

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Experimental or clinical research will be favoured before caseseries, individual case reports and literature review articles

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Submission of abstracts and published work as PDF by mail to: Ingrid.Gielen@Ugent.be

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Deadline: 6 October 2022

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Nomination by a scientific committee

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Presentation of the three-selected researches in a 15-minutepresentation by the award winner at the CT-User Meeting 2022

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The award ceremony will take place during the congress dinner 

Did you come across an interesting case where CTcontributed to the diagnosis and that you would like to share and discuss withother meeting attendees? Why not present your case in the 10th CT-user meetingPoster Session? 

If you do, you will receive a free ticket for the eveningdinner and you can win an attractive award.

If you would like to present a poster please prepare asmall abstract and fill in the appropriate form on the website http://www.ct-user.be as from 30th August.

The deadline is 1st November 2022; after the deadline applications will no longer beaccepted.

A scientific committee with members of the “ArbeitsgruppeCTder DGK-DVG” will review all submissions and notify you. During the ClosingSession, an Award for Best Poster will be given.