A huge thank you to the hundreds of attendees that joined CHILI on November 13!
Once again, CHILI – the Conference on Hybrid Imaging Live – gathered hundreds of attendees on November 13 that joined and discussed in the third edition of the online conference. Participants from more than 60 countries enjoyed a full day of high quality lectures, case reviews and discussions under the main topic of “Guiding clinical therapy with hybrid imaging”. It was spicy and engaging as always!
ESHIMT would like to thank the expert faculty and all attendees that made this yearly event so special and that proofed once again how motivated and broad-minded the hybrid imaging community is.
Date: November 13, 2020
Time: 08:55-17:50 (CET)
Location: Online only
Credits: 7 CME credits (ECMEC®s)
Recordings
All registrants have full access to all recordings of the conference until the end of the year 2020. So if you missed a lecture, want to rewatch it or didn’t make it due to time difference, you still have the chance to watch it at your own convenience.
Follow the link below and login with your CHILI login credentials that you received per email.
There will be no free access if you are not registered.
Learning Objectives
- to learn the principles of guiding clinical therapy with hybrid medical imaging
- to learn the key clinical questions at different points in the patient’s journey
- to understand the indications, limitations and comparative merits of each part in hybrid medical imaging in a wide range of oncologic and non-oncologic conditions, including prostate cancer, breast cancer, cardiac diseases, neurodegeneration as well as inflammation and infection.
- to appreciate the complementary roles of structural and functional/molecular imaging in cancer management
- to understand how information derived from imaging guides patient selection for treatment and supports individualised treatment planning
- to learn about new horizons for hybrid imaging, such as full body PET/CT, novel tracers and artificial intelligence in hybrid imaging
Guiding clinical therapy with hybrid imaging
The four sessions of CHILI will cover various aspects relating to the fusion of radiology and nuclear medicine. The first three sessions are dedicated to exploring ways to guide clinical therapy with the use of hybrid imaging. Each of the lectures will be illustrated practically by a case review.
The conference will conclude with a session dedicated to new developments that are on the horizon for hybrid imaging, such as the great leap for full body PET/CT, novel tracers and a lecture on how to evolve clinical applications for artificial intelligence in hybrid imaging.
Please note that the programme is still subject to change.
08:55-10:45
Session 1
Guiding clinical therapy in oncology
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08:55-09:00 – Introduction to CHILI 3.0 (Clemens Cyran)
09:00-09:25
PET/CT: Guiding therapy in breast cancer
Pascal Baltzer (Vienna, Austria)
09:25-09:50
Guiding immunotherapy with hybrid imaging
Clemens Cyran (Munich, Germany)
09:50-10:15
PSMA-PET/MRI in the management of prostate cancer
Pascal Baltzer (Vienna, Austria)
10:15-10:30
Clinical case reviews
Pascal Baltzer & Clemens Cyran
10:30-10:45
Q&A with the experts
11:00-12:45
Session 2
Guiding clinical therapy in heart, brain and kids
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11:00-11:25
Clinical use of cardiac PET/MRI
Juhani Knuuti (Turku, Finland)
11:25-11:50
Imaging of epilepsy – the added value of PET/MRI
Alexander Hammers (London, UK)
11:50-12:15
Hybrid imaging for pediatric patient management
Helen Nadel (Stanford, USA)
12:15-12:30
Clinical case reviews
Juhani Knuuti, Alexander Hammers, Helen Nadel
12:30-12:45
Q&A with the experts
13:15-15:00
Session 3
Guiding clinical therapy in infection and inflammation
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13:15-13:40
Hybrid imaging for orthopedics and rheumatological disorders
Klaus Strobel (Lucerne, Switzerland)
13:40-14:05
Hybrid imaging with FDG in infectious diseases
José Vercher Conejero (Barcelona, Spain)
14:05-14:30
Infection and Inflammation imaging beyond FDG
Giorgio Treglia (Bellinzona, Switzerland)
14:30-14:45
Clinical case reviews
Klaus Strobel, José Vercher Conejero & Giorgio Treglia
14:45-15:00
Q&A with the experts
15:15-15:45
Special session
Industry sponsored symposium
16:00-17:45
Session 4
New horizons for hybrid imaging
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16:00-16:25
Total body PET/CT – the great leap?
Thomas Beyer (Vienna, Austria)
16:25-16:50
Novel tracers for hybrid imaging
Roger Schibli (Zurich, Switzerland)
16:50-17:15
Evolving clinical applications for artificial intelligence in hybrid imaging
Irène Buvat (Orsay, France)
17:15-17:45
Round table discussion
Thomas Beyer, Roger Schibli & Irène Buvat
17:45-17:50
Closing remarks
Clemens Cyran
The expert faculty of CHILI comprises nuclear medicine physicians, radiologists, medical physicists and radiochemists. You can read more about each speaker here.
Pascal Baltzer
Vienna, Austria
Clemens Cyran
Munich, Germany
Juhani Knuuti
Turku, Finland
Alexander Hammers
London, UK
Helen Nadel
Stanford, USA
Klaus Strobel
Lucerne, Switzerland
José Vercher-Conejero
Barcelona, Spain
Giorgio Treglia
Bellinzona, Switzerland
Fernando Boada
New York, USA
Thomas Beyer
Vienna, Austria
Roger Schibli
Zurich, Switzerland
Irène Buvat
Orsay, France
EACCME® credits
CHILI – Conference on Hybrid Imaging Live, Vienna, Austria, 13/11/2020-13/11/2020 has been accredited by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME®) with 7 European CME credits (ECMEC®s). Each medical specialist should claim only those hours of credit that he/she actually spent in the educational activity.
Through an agreement between the Union Européenne des Médecins Spécialistes and the American Medical Association, physicians may convert EACCME® credits to an equivalent number of AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM. Information on the process to convert EACCME® credit to AMA credit can be found here.
Live educational activities, occurring outside of Canada, recognised by the UEMS-EACCME® for ECMEC®s are deemed to be Accredited Group Learning Activities (Section 1) as defined by the Maintenance of Certification Program of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada.