General
Learn about the state-of-the-art in oncological imaging from top level presenters all from the comfort of your home/workplace!
Since 2015, ESOI has been proudly offering high quality webinars given by world class speakers on various topics in oncologic imaging. Our live webinars have been very well received by our members with consistently high turnout and engagement from participants all across the globe. After the presentation, you can even ask questions in real time!
ESOI webinars are oriented towards different levels of expertise, a wide array of topics, and are increasingly becoming more multidisciplinary.
A number of our webinars are carried out in collaboration with medical societies such as ESSO and ESTRO as well as other radiological subspecialty societies.
Young radiologists are also included in the webinar series with special sessions addressing relevant topics for residents.
In addition to the live broadcast, the lectures are uploaded to the Member Area (with an approximate one month delay) so they can be (re)viewed by active ESOI members at their own convenience.
To date, we have more than 50 full length lectures (with in-depth discussions and Q&A)!
Webinar Certificate 2019
ESOI offers a certificate to active participants of the webinar series.
To qualify, active ESOI full / allied sciences members must attend a minimum of eight webinars in 2019.
ESOI resident members must attend the two dedicated Young Radiologists Webinars (May 20 and November 20) on top of seven other webinars, so a total of 9 webinars.
In addition to attending the live webinars, the assessment tests following each individual webinar must be submitted directly after the live session. To obtain the certificate, at least 70% of the submitted questions must be answered correctly.
Please note
- The assessment questions will only show after the live sessions and there will be no other opportunity to take the evaluation and submit your answers.
- The certificate will be issued at the end of the calendar year.
- The webinars are not CME accredited.
Upcoming Webinar
ESOI Interventional Oncology Webinar
Interventional oncological treatment of lung nodules/lung cancer
J. Palussière, Bordeaux/FR
December 12, 2019
18:00 CET
What can I expect from this webinar?
Percutaneous lung thermal ablation has steadily been developing over the past 15 years. In this webinar we will review the different techniques of thermal ablation, their current indications on lung tumours, their limits and their results. We will consider how to overcome some limits. In the last part we will have an overview of what could be the horizon and the challenge of these techniques at the age of personalized medicine.
What will I learn during this webinar?
– To develop specificities of lung tissue following heating or freezing
– To define the best indications for each thermal ablation technique
– To list the limits, indications and contraindications and results for each technique
– To identify whether some developments are awaited and might increase indications
Who will present this webinar?
Dr Jean Palussière is interventional radiologist at Institut Bergonié, a cancer centre, in Bordeaux, France. Dr Palussière is a full time IR, he is involved in thermal ablation in particular on lung, bone and breast tumors, bone procedures (cementoplasties and screwing) and vascular procedures (chemo-embolization). He is a member of a research laboratory (IMOTION) at Bordeaux University dedicated to new image guided technology/treatments in oncology, participating in a HIFU research program.
He is a CIRSE member and was a scientific program committee member of ECIO from 2016 to 2018.
Who can register for this webinar and how?
This webinar is only open to active ESOI members.
Please ensure your active ESOI membership before registering via the following link: Webinar Registration
Webinars Overview
Final Webinar 2019
ESOI Multidisciplinary Webinar
Correlation of radiological images with surgical findings in ovarian peritoneal disease
L. Fournier, Paris/FR (Radiologist)
A. S. Bats, Paris/FR (Surgeon)
December 18, 2019
18:00 CET
What can I expect from this webinar?
Ovarian cancer is a severe disease, discovered at an advanced stage in approximately ¾ cases. Prognosis is strongly impacted by the possibility of complete surgical resection of disease. The pre-operative work up of ovarian cancers includes imaging (most often CT) and surgical laparoscopy to evaluate resectability. In this webinar, Pr Bats, surgeon, and Pr Fournier, radiologist will show how imaging and surgical laparoscopy are complementary to explore the peritoneal cavity. Correlations between images from laparoscopy and CT imaging will be shown. Advantages and disadvantages of each technique will be discussed.
What will I learn during this webinar?
– Understand the issues regarding ovarian cancer initial management.
– Learn peritoneal anatomy and how it is explored using imaging and laparoscopy.
– Understand what is the contribution of imaging to the surgical decision.
Who will present this webinar?
Laure Fournier works as a Professor at the Hôpital Européen Georges Pompidou, in Paris, France. Her time is divided between clinical work, specialising in urological and gynaecological cancers, and imaging research in the Laboratoire de Recherche en Imagerie (INSERM U970). She works on functional imaging, as well as radiomics and big data, to extract quantitative parameters from images reflecting tumour physiology and biology. She has specialised in imaging of peritoneal disease in ovarian cancers, and has participated in writing the new French recommendations for management of ovarian cancers.
Anne-Sophie Bats is currently Professor and Head of Department in Gynaecological and Breast Oncological Surgery, in European Georges Pompidou Hospital. Pr. Anne-Sophie did a clinical mobility in Gynae Oncology at Saint Bartholomew’s Hospital in London as locum consultant (2008-2009). She has a well-recognized trajectory in the gynaecological cancer research field, supported by an extensive record of scientific publications. She has been involved in several clinical trials in advanced ovarian cancer, and Lynch syndrome. She is a member of two networks in hereditary predisposition in gynaecological cancer (“Sein A Risque” for patients at risk of breast and ovarian cancers, and PRED-IF for patients at risk of endometrial and ovarian cancer), and a scientific member of the French HNPCC Lynch Association. She is a member of the French Society of Gynaecological Oncology (SFOG) and the European Society of Gynaecological Oncology (ESGO). She has joined, as a senior researcher, the INSERM UMR 1147 team in the Cordeliers Research Center where she pursues her research in DNA tumor cells, as prognostic and predictive factors in advanced ovarian cancer.
Who can register for this webinar and how?
This webinar is only open to active ESOI members.
Please ensure your active ESOI membership before registering via the following link: Webinar Registration
Previous Webinars
Previous Webinars 2019
Prostate cancer: A multidisciplinary approach to imaging
H. P. Schlemmer, Heidelberg/DE (Radiologist)
J. P. Radtke, Heidelberg/DE (Urologist)
Immune therapy: Response assessment and toxicity
D. Regge, Turin/IT
Small bowel tumours
M. Gollub, New York/US
Interventional oncological options for RCC
M. Krokidis, Cambridge/UK
Rectal cancer: A multidisciplinary approach to imaging
R. Beets-Tan, Amsterdam/NL (Radiologist)
N. Figueiredo, Lisbon/PT (Surgeon)
R. Glynne-Jones, Northwood/UK (Radiation Oncologist)
Imaging and response assessment of multiple myeloma
A. Baur-Melnyk, Munich/DE
Artificial intelligence in oncologic imaging: Current status and future directions
E. Neri, Pisa/IT (Radiologist)
A. Alberich Bayarri, Valencia/ES (Telecommunications Engineer)
Clinical relevance of PSMA PET/CT: An overview and update
C. Cyran, Munich/DE
Assessing response to therapy of brain tumours
P. M. Sundgren, Lund/SE
Pancreatic cancer: A multidisciplinary approach to imaging
G. Zamboni, Verona/IT (Radiologist)
G. Marchegiani, Verona/IT (Surgeon)
Breast cancer: A multidisciplinary approach to imaging in neoadjuvant treatment
M. Lobbes, Sittard-Geleen/NL (Radiologist)
M. L. Smidt, Maastricht/NL (Surgeon)
New paradigms in scientific publishing
M. F. Reiser, Munich/DE
Previous Webinars 2018
Rectal Cancer: A multidisciplinary approach to imaging
R. Beets-Tan, Amsterdam/NL (Radiologist)
G. Beets, Amsterdam/NL (Surgeon)
B. van Triest, Amsterdam/NL (Radiation oncologist)
Cross-sectional imaging of renal tumours
R. Pozzi Mucelli, Verona/IT
Structured reporting in prostate cancer
D. Regge, Turin/IT
Imaging of testicular tumours
M. Bertolotto, Trieste/IT
Preoperative local staging of breast cancer: tailoring the surgical treatment
J. Camps Herrero, Alzira/ES (Radiologist)
R. Ponzone, Turin/IT (Surgeon)
Response evaluation in oncology: RECIST 1.1
M. D’Anastasi, Msida/MT
Algorithmic approach to the female pelvic mass
E. Sala, Cambridge/UK
Molecular and hybrid imaging in prostate cancer
G. Cook, London/UK
Rectal cancer: A multidisciplinary approach to imaging
R. Beets-Tan, Amsterdam/NL (Radiologist)
G. Beets, Amsterdam/NL (Surgeon)
B. van Triest, Amsterdam/NL (Radiation oncologist)
Diagnosis and staging of oesophageal and gastric cancer
M. Laniado, Dresden/DE
Neuroendocrine tumours – radionuclide imaging and therapy
H. Ilhan, Munich/DE
Structured reporting in rectal cancer
M. Maas, Amsterdam/NL
Imaging after treatment of lung cancer
J. Dinkel, Munich/DE
Multidisciplinary management of CRC liver metastases
Th. Helmberger, Munich/DE
Lung cancer screening – what did we learn so far?
C. Schaefer-Prokop, Amersfoort/NL
Assessment of the treatment response of bone lesions in cancer patients: Pearls and pitfalls
F. Lecouvet, Brussels/BE
Imaging and response assessment of gastrointestinal stromal tumours
A. Laghi, Rome/IT
Previous Webinars 2017
Imaging of CNS tumours
P. Parizel, Antwerp/BE
Imaging and differential diagnosis of orbital tumours
U. Mueller-Lisse, Munich/DE
Imaging of lymphomas
M. Mayerhöfer, Vienna/AT
Imaging spectrum of primary and secondary mesenteric neoplasms
S. Nougaret, Montpellier/FR
Imaging of the treated pelvis: Pearls and pitfalls
E. Sala, New York/US
MR imaging of malignant diseases of the uterus
Y. Lakhman, New York/US
Practical advice in preparing successful scientific manuscripts
M. Reiser, Munich/DE
Imaging of recurrent prostate cancer
H. Vargas, New York/US
Bone metastases, how should we approach them with imaging?
T. Bäuerle, Erlangen/DE
PET-MRI in oncologic imaging – where do we stand?
V. Goh, London/UK
When to call a lesion an HCC?
G. Brancatelli, Palermo/IT
Current evidence for minimally invasive treatments in HCC
J. Ricke, Munich/DE
Diagnostic test studies: How I do it
M. Maas, Amsterdam/NL
Paediatric abdominal tumours
C. Granata, Genoa/IT
Previous Webinars 2016
Staging of rectal cancer with MRI
R. Beets-Tan, Amsterdam/NL
Contrast-enhanced ultrasound-technical considerations and applications in oncologic imaging
D. Clevert, Munich/DE
Imaging dissemination pathways in head and neck cancer
M. Mack, Munich/DE
Whole body MRI in onology
V. Vandecaveye, Leuven/BE
Imaging of lung cancer: Implications on management
L. Bonomo, Rome/IT
Imaging of biliary tract tumours
R. Manfredi, Verona/IT
Staging of ovarian cancer – providing a GPS to patient management
H. Hricak, New York/US
Role of MRI in the diagnosis and management of prostate cancer
H. Vargas, New York/US
Tailoring breast imaging surveillance to the woman´s risk
F. Gilbert, Cambridge/UK
Imaging of bone tumours
G. Guglielmi, Foggia/IT
RECIST, CHOI and beyond
M. D’Anastasi, Munich/DE
Previous Webinars 2015
DW in oncologic imaging
D. Lambregts, Maastricht/NL
CT colonography
A. Laghi, Latina/IT
Cystic and solid pancreatic tumors
G. Zamboni, Verona/IT
Imaging the prostate – current status and future developments
J. Futterer, Nijmengen/NL
Update on breast MRI
F. Sardanelli, Milan/IT
Structured oncologic reporting
W. Sommer, Munich/DE
Webinar Recordings
Stay up-to-date in oncological imaging and enjoy unlimited access to a vast array of lectures from world leaders in their field!
ESOI webinars are recorded and made available to our active members (after a period of approximately 30 days).
To date, there are more than 50 full length recorded lectures available. In order to see which webinars have been organised in the past, please refer to the Webinar Overviews 2015-2019 above. In addition, below is a preview of some lectures that are available.
In order to access the recordings, please ensure your active membership and follow the below link to log in with your ESOI account.
Journals
European Radiology
The flagship journal of the European Society of Radiology (ESR) continuously updates scientific knowledge in clinical radiology by publishing original research articles of general interest and importance as well as state-of-the-art reviews, and short communications written by leading radiologists.
Members of the ESR receive free electronic access to the journal, which is Europe’s No.1 journal for general radiology.
European Radiology Experimental
The youngest member of the ESR journal family concentrates on basic scientific discoveries, novel approaches and techniques in experimental settings in the field of medical imaging. It is an online gold open access journal.
Article Processing Charges for publication in European Radiology Experimental are covered for all corresponding authors who are active members of the ESR.
Insights into Imaging
This online gold open access journal specialises on critical reviews, guidelines and policy statements, and is dedicated to education and strategies in radiology. Article Processing Charges for publication in Insights into Imaging are covered for all corresponding authors who are active members of the ESR.