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Master Class - 23rd July 2020Congress - 24th - 26th July 2020

Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre,Malaysia

18th Asian OceanianCongress of Radiologyincorporating

Malaysian Congress of Radiology (MCOR) 2020

Theme : From Pixel To Clarity

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AOCR 2020 Organising Chairman Message AOCR 2020 Organising andScientific Committee

Dear Colleagues and Friends,

I am delighted to welcome you to the 18th Asian Oceanian Congress of Radiology (AOCR) 2020 which will be held from 23rd July to 26th July 2020 in Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, Malaysia.

Malaysia is proud to host this biennial event for the 18th Asian Oceanian Society of Radiology. The objective is to

promote scientific collaborations, professional rapport, exchanges of knowledge and friendship amongst the Asian Oceanian region. The theme for this meeting is “From Pixel to Clarity”. Our primary aim is to cover the basics to the advances in digital imaging. The amalgamation of digital technology with clinical prowess provides clarity in our daily practice and leads to improvement in health practices and patient care. We will achieve our objectives via Master Class teachings, Plenary Sessions and Scientific Sessions on the various topics important to this region.

As part of our commitment towards youth participation we have provided 100 YES Youth Education Scholarship providing Free Registration and accommodations to attend the conference. Accepted Top 500 abstracts would also be published in the Korean Journal of Radiology (KJR).

The venue is in the nexus of Kuala Lumpur, a city of vibrance, with juxtaposition of the old and new and a city with myriad of ASEAN cultures. I believe you will learn from this conference and also immerse yourself in a truly ASEAN experience.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone in the organising committee, invited faculty and sponsors for the kind support and contributions towards the Congress.

Once again I extend my warm welcome to all participants. Please enjoy all that Kuala Lumpur has to offer. I believe you will leave with beautiful memories to take home, clarity in your knowledge and friendship in your heart.

Prof Dr Norlisah Mohd RamliFAMM, FRCR, MBBS (UM) Organising Chairman of18th Asian Oceanian Congress of Radiology (AOCR)incorporating Malaysian Congress of Radiology (MCOR) 2020Consultant Neuroradiologist and Professor

Organising Chairman Prof Dr Norlisah Mohd Ramli

Scientific Chairman Prof Dr Kartini Rahmat

Trade and ExhibitionsDr Amran Abdul RahmanDr Abdul Rahman Mohamad Dr Jeyaledchumy Mahadevan

IT Dr Hafiz Git Kim Ann

Social Programme Prof Dr Anushya Vijayananthan

Honorary AOSR representatives to OC

AOSR President Assoc Prof Dr Dinesh Varma (Australia)

Honorary Secretary Prof Dr Noriyuki Tomiyama (Japan)

AOSR Advisor Dr Evelyn Ho Lai Ming (Malaysia)

Scientific Committee

Abdomen Imaging Dr Umarani Ann Ranjini Sivarajan

Breast Imaging Dr Shantini A Arasaratnam

Cardiac Imaging Dr Norzailin Abu Bakar

Chest Imaging Assoc Prof Dr MohammadHanafiah Kreah

Interventional Radiology

Dr Naveen Rajadurai &Dr Jeyaledchumy Mahadevan

Medical Physics Assoc Prof Dr Yeong Chai Hong

Musculoskeletal Dr Maizatul Jamny Mahmood

Molecular Imaging /Nuclear Medicine Dr Lingeswaran Kasilingam

Neuroradiology Head & Neck Assoc Prof Dr Hilwati Hashim

Paediatrics Assoc Prof Dr Faizah Mohd Zaki

Emergency Medicine & Forensic & Contrast Assoc Prof Dr Faizatul Izza Rozalli

Informatics Dr Farhana Fadzli

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CoR Council 2018 - 2020President Of CoR Welcome Message

The biannual conference, the 18th Asian Oceanian Congress of Radiology (AOCR) 2020 will be held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia from the 23rd to 26th July 2020. The annual scientific meeting of the College of Radiology, Academy of Medicine of Malaysia - Malaysian Congress of Radiology (MCOR) 2020 will also be incorporated into this event. A comprehensive 4-day scientific programme covering the various subspecialities of Clinical Radiology

will be delivered via Master Classes, plenary sessions and lectures from internationally renowned speakers from the Asian Oceanian region and also the rest of the world. This will be a great time for radiologists and other radiology professionals from all over the world to meet, learn and share their experiences. Kuala Lumpur, the modern capital city and the largest city in Malaysia is a garden city of lights with many things to see and do. Besides being the national financial center, it is also a city with an eclectic mix of the old and new, diverse cultures and multiple cuisines. It is therefore hardly surprising that this city regularly makes its appearance in many world top 10 travel destinations lists. Do take time to enjoy what Kuala Lumpur and its nearby places have to offer. On behalf of the College of Radiology, Academy of Medicine (CoR) of Malaysia and also the organising committee, I would like to welcome everyone to this meeting.

Selamat Datang!

Thank you.

Dr Amir Fuad HussainPresidentCollege of RadiologyAcademy of Medicine of Malaysia (CoR)

President Dr Amir Fuad Hussain

Immediate Past President Dr Abdul Rahman Mohamad

Vice President -Breast Health Dr Shantini A Arasaratnam

Vice President -Nuclear Medicine Dr Lingeswaran Kasilingam

Vice President - Oncology Dr Muhammad Azrif Ahmad Annuar

Honorary Secretary Dr Jeyaledchumy Mahadevan

Honorary Treasurer Dr Sivakumaran Karupayah

Elected Council Member Prof Dr Norlisah Mohd Ramli

Elected Council Member Dr Naveen Rajadurai

Elected Council Member Dr Thajunnisa Hassan Mohd

Elected Council Member Dr Mahayuddin Abdul Manap

Co-opted Council Member - SIG Neuroradiology

Dr Norzaini Rose Mohd Zain

Co-opted Council Member - SIG Molecular Imaging

Dato’ Dr Abdul Jalil Nordin

Co-opted Council Member - SIG Breast Imaging

Prof Dato’ Dr HumairahAbdul Samad

Co-opted Council Member - SIG Interventional Radiology

Dr Alex Tang

Co-opted Council Member - SIG Cardiac Imaging

Dr Norzailin Abu Bakar

Co-opted Council Member - SIG Body Imaging

Dr Umarani Ann Ranjini Sivarajan

Co-opted Council Member - SIG Musculoskeletal Imaging

Dr Maizatul Jamny Mahmood

Co-opted Council Member - SIG Paediatric Imaging

Prof Dr Hamzaini Abdul Hamid


AOSR President’s Message

About AOSR

AOSR Executive Council

Dear Friends,

I am delighted to welcome you to the 18th Asian Oceanian Congress of Radiology (AOCR) 2020 Scientific Meeting that will be held in the vibrant city of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia at the state of the art Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre from 23rd -26th July 2020.

The theme of the congress is “From Pixel to Clarity” and we have amongst

us eminent speakers, leaders and representatives from various organizations not only from the Asia Oceanian region but also from around the world.

The First Asian-Oceania Congress was held in Melbourne in 1971 and the Congress has grown over the decades to be a prime scientific meeting in this region.

The Organising Committee has left no stone unturned to ensure that the scientific program is of the highest standard, covering topics from practical applications to cutting edge research and innovations. I am confident that this conference will provide a platform for sharing knowledge, ideas and views on safe and sound practice of radiology in the 21st century and challenge all delegates, in particular the heads of institutions and other leaders in the profession to take home some key messages and implement them at their respective work place.

This is also a great opportunity to network and establish professional contacts and consider setting up international projects and research. In an increasingly globalised world, there is a growing need to pool resources and work collaboratively.

I hope you will not only make the most of the conference but also have some time to explore the city and its culinary experiences.

Assoc Prof Dr Dinesh Varma, FRANZCRPresident - The Asian Oceanian Society of Radiology (AOSR)

President Assoc Prof Dr Dinesh K. Varma (Australia)

Immediate Past President Prof Dr Yi-Hong Chou(Chinese Taipei)

President-Elect Dr Evelyn Lai-Ming Ho(Malaysia)

Honorary Secretary Prof Dr Noriyuki Tomiyama(Japan)

Honorary Treasurer Dr Chamaree Chuapetcharasopon (Thailand)

Executive Councilor

Assoc Prof Dr Danny Hing Yan Cho (Hong Kong)Assoc Prof Dr Uei Pua(Singapore)Prof Dr Jongmin Lee(Korea)Dr Pham Ngoc Hoa(Vietnam)

Co-opted Councilor

Prof Dr Byung Ihn Choi(Korea)Prof Dr Whal Lee(Korea)Prof Dr Norlisah Mohd Ramli (Malaysia)

AOSR represents over 40,300 Radiologists. The first meeting of Asian and Oceanian Regional Radiologists was held in Japan on 11 October 1969, and it was here that the formation of the Asian Oceanian Society of Radiology (AOSR) begun.

Today it is made up of 26 member societies comprising of:- • Royal Australian & New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR)• Bangladesh Society of Radiology and Imaging • Chinese Society of Radiology (CSR)• The Radiological Society of the Republic of China (RSROC)• College of Radiology, Academy of Medicine of Malaysia (CoR)• Fiji Radiology • Hong Kong College of Radiologists (HKCR)• Indian Radiological and Imaging Association (IRIA)• Indonesian Radiological Society • Japan Radiological Society (JRS)• Radiological Society of Kazakhstan (RSK)• Korean Society of Radiology (KSR)• Macau Radiology Association

• Mongolian Radiological Society • Myanmar Radiological Society• Nepal Radiologists Association• Philippine College of Radiology• Radiological Society of Pakistan• Radiologist Ministry of Health Tonga• Radiological Society of Thailand (RST)• Radiology Society of the Emirates• Samoa Society of Radiology• Singapore Radiological Society• Sri Lanka College of Radiologists• Uzbekistan Radiology Society• Vietnam Society of Radiology and Nuclear Medicine (VSRNM)


Faculty

Professor Dr Abhishek MahajanIndia

Professor Dr Bernard F. LayaPhilippines

Dr Bertrand Ang Wei LengSingapore

Dr Bushra JohariMalaysia

Professor Dr Carol WuUSA

Dr Carolina V. GuimaraesUSA

Professor Dr Chamaree ChuapetcharasoponThailand

Dr Clement YongSingapore

Dr Colin J MartinUK

Professor Dr David YousemUSA

Associate Professor Dr Dinesh VarmaAustralia

Professor Dr Gabriel P. KrestinNetherlands

Professor Dr James F. GriffithHong Kong

Professor Dr James P. BorgstedeUSA

Dr Jignesh G. ThakkerIndia

Professor Dr Jin Zheng YuChina

Professor Dr John DamilakisGreece

Dr John HoeSingapore

Professor Dr Jonathan DoddIreland

Professor Dr Jongmin John LeeKorea

Professor Dr Joon Beom SeoKorea

Professor Dr Joseph K. T. LeeSingapore

Professor Dr Kaori TogashiJapan

Professor Dr Kei YamadaJapan

Professor Dr Lane F. DonnellyUSA

Professor Dr Li-Jen WangTaiwan

Dr Lingeswaran KasilingamMalaysia

Professor Dr Madan M. RehaniUSA

Professor Dr Mark J. KransdorfUSA

Associate Professor Dr Marta E. HeilbrunUSA

Professor Dr Meng LawAustralia

Professor Dr Noriyuki TomiyamaJapan

Dr Norzaini Rose Mohd ZainMalaysia

Dr Rathachai KaewlaiThailand

Professor Dr Robert HermansBelgium

Dr Saiful Nizam Abdul RashidMalaysia

Dr Sri Andreani UtomoIndonesia

Professor Dr Sudhakar PipavathUSA

Professor Dr Suphaneewan JaovisidhaThailand

Associate Professor Dr Supika KritsaneepaiboonThailand

Professor Dr Whal LeeKorea

Dr Wan Yung LiangTaiwan

Professor Dr Wing P. ChanTaiwan

Professor Dr Yi-Hong ChouTaiwan

Dr Zuhanis Abdul HamidMalaysia

Mr Zunaide B. Kayun @ FarniMalaysia


Programme Overview

Master Class (23 JULY 2020) - THURSDAY

DAY 1 (24 JULY 2020) - FRIDAY

Venue LECTURE HALL A LECTURE HALL B LECTURE HALL C LECTURE HALL D LECTURE HALL E LECTURE HALL F EXHIBITION HALL

0730 0830 REGISTRATION COUNTER OPENS

0830 1000 Refresher

CourseAbdomen

Refresher Course Head & Neck

AOCR Meets IOMP

Refresher Course Molecular Imaging

Refresher Course Interventional

Radiology

E-POSTERS & EXHIBITION

1000 1030 TEA BREAK & EXHIBIT VISIT

1030 1100 KEYNOTE LECTURE 1

1100 1230 OPENING CEREMONY & KEYNOTE LECTURE 2

1230 1300SPONSORED

LUNCH SYMPOSIUM 1.1

SPONSORED LUNCH

SYMPOSIUM 1.2

SPONSORED LUNCH

SYMPOSIUM 1.3

SPONSORED LUNCH

SYMPOSIUM 1.4

SPONSORED LUNCH

SYMPOSIUM 1.5

1300 1430 LUNCH BREAK & EXHIBIT VISIT & POSTER PRESENTATIONS

1430 1600 Abdomen 1 Head & Neck Medical Physics 1Molecular

Imaging / Nuclear Medicine

InterventionalRadiology AOSR - RSNA

Joint Symposium


1630 1800 Abdomen 2 Head & NeckScientific Session Medical Physics 2

Molecular Imaging / Nuclear

MedicineScientific Session

InterventionalRadiologyScientificSession

Emergency Medicine &

Forensic Scientific Session

END OF DAY 1

1900 onwards PRESIDENT’S DINNER

Meeting Room 401 402 403 404 406 + 407 408 409 410


0830 1200 Masterclass Chest

Masterclass Radiation Protection

Part 1Masterclass

Breast

Masterclass Abdomen 1

Masterclass Neuroradio-

logy & Head & Neck

Masterclass Cardiac 1

Masterclass MSK


1200 1330 LUNCH BREAK


1400 1730 Masterclass Paediatrics

Masterclass Radiation Protection

Part 2Masterclass Abdomen 3

Masterclass Molecular Imaging


Masterclass Interventional

Radiology

Masterclass Cardiac 2

Masterclass Available


Programme Overview

DAY 3 (26 JULY 2020) - SUNDAY

DAY 2 (25 JULY 2020) - SATURDAY

Venue LECTURE HALL A LECTURE HALL B LECTURE HALL C LECTURE HALL D LECTURE HALL E LECTURE HALL F EXHIBITION HALL


0830 1000 Refresher Course Paediatrics

Refresher Course Breast

Refresher Course Emergency Medicine




1100 1230 Paediatrics 1 Breast 1 Emergency Medicine Dato’ Samad Quiz

AOSOR-AOCR ConjointSession

MEETINGS

1230 1300SPONSORED

LUNCH SYMPOSIUM 3.1

SPONSORED LUNCH

SYMPOSIUM 3.2

SPONSORED LUNCH

SYMPOSIUM 3.3


1400 1530 Paediatrics 2 Breast 2 Forensics

1530 1600 CLOSING CEREMONY

1600 1630 TEA BREAK & END OF CONGRESS

Venue LECTUREHALL A

LECTUREHALL B

LECTUREHALL C

LECTUREHALL D

LECTUREHALL E

LECTUREHALL F

EXHIBITIONHALL


0830 1000 Refresher Course Neuroradiology

Refresher Course MSK

Refresher Course Chest

Refresher Course Cardiac

Refresher Course Informatics




1100 1230 Neuroradiology 1 MSK 1 Chest 1 Cardiac 1 Informatics Abdomen Scientific Session

1230 1300

SPONSORED LUNCH

SYMPOSIUMSPONSORED

LUNCH SYMPOSIUM 2.2

SPONSORED LUNCH

SYMPOSIUM 2.3

SPONSORED LUNCH

SYMPOSIUM 2.4


1400 1530 Neuroradiology 2 MSK 2 Chest 2 Cardiac 2 InformaticsScientific Session

BreastScientific Session

1530 1600 SPONSORED TEA SYMPOSIUM 2.1

SPONSORED TEA SYMPOSIUM 2.2

SPONSORED TEA SYMPOSIUM 2.3

SPONSORED TEA SYMPOSIUM


1630 1800 Neuroradiology Scientific Session

MSK Scientific Session

ChestScientific Session

Cardiac Scientific Session

Medical Physics Scientific Session

Paediatrics Scientific Session

END OF DAY 2

1900 Onwards CONGRESS DINNER & AWARDS PRESENTATION


Masterclass Programme – 23rd July 2020

Learning Objectives: 1. To identify the radiation risks in the practice of radiology.2. To be familiar with the radiation doses and potential cancer risks

in computed tomography.3. To implement good clinical practice in the aspect of dose

management of patients and staffs in interventional radiology.

Time (hrs) Masterclass – Radiation Protection 1

0800 - 0830 Registration Counter Opens

0830 - 0900 The ICRP Report On Protection Dose Quantities

0900 - 0930 Radiation Worries Versus Real Risks In Practice Of Radiology

0930 - 1000 Assessment Of Cancer Risks Potentially Related To CT

1000 - 1030 Tea Break

1030 - 1100 Are We In Era Of Low Or High Radiation Doses In CT Imaging?

1100 - 1130 Dose Management Of Patients And Staff In Interventional Radiology

1130 - 1200 Quality Assurance Program Management In Malaysia

End Of Session

AOCRMEETSIOMP

Time (hrs) Masterclass – Radiation Protection 2

1330 - 1400 Registration Counter Opens

1400 - 1430 Developing A Strategy For Optimization In Radiology Department

1430 - 1500 Radiation Usage In Pregnancy And Protection In Pregnancy

1500 - 1530 Radiation And Cataract: Real Risk Or Unnecessary Worry

1530 - 1600 Tea Break

1600 - 1630 Radiation Induced Skin Injuries: Creating A Rational Awareness

1630 - 1700 Radiation Protection In Children

1700 - 1730 Incidents And Accidents In Diagnostic Radiology

End Of Session

Invited Faculty

Prof Dr Madan RehaniUSA

PresidentInternational Organization for Medical Physics (IOMP)

Prof Dr John Damilakis Greece

Vice President &President-ElectInternational Organization for Medical Physics (IOMP)

Dr Colin J MartinUK

Vice ChairmanInternational Commision On Radiological Protection (ICRP)

Learning Objectives: 1. To learn the radiation protection strategies for pregnant women.2. To relate radiation dose with the risks of cataract and skin

injuries.3. To enhance awareness of radiation protection for paediatric

patients.4. To review examples of incidents and accidents in diagnostic

radiology.

Programme Day 1 – 24th July 2020

Time (hrs) AOCR Meets IOMP

0830 - 0900 Overview: Current State Of Radiation Doses And Way Forward

0900 - 1000 Forum: The Need For Radiation Safety In Imaging: Is It Reducing Or Increasing In Importance?

1000 - 1030 Tea Break & Exhibit Visit

1230 - 1300 Sponsored Lunch Symposium

1300 - 1430 Lunch Break & Exhibit Visit

Medical Physics 1 – How AI Is Going To Impact Radiology?

1430 - 1500 Introduction Of Artificial Intelligence (AI)

1500 - 1530 How AI Is Going To Impact Patient Safety?

1530 - 1600 Personalised CT Dosimetry And AI

1600 - 1630 Tea Break & Exhibit Visit

Medical Physics 2 – New Advances In Diagnostic Reference Levels (DRLs)

1630 - 1700 The Good, The Bad And The Ugly Aspects Of DRLs

1700 - 1730 How Radiologists Can Help In DRLs?

1730 - 1800 Malaysian Experience In DRLs

End Of Day

• Prof Dr Ng Kwan Hoong, Malaysia• Mr Zunaide B. Kayun @ Farni, Malaysia



CHEST 0830 – 1200 hrs

Speakers:• Professor Dr Jonathan Dodd, Ireland• Professor Dr Sudhakar Pipavath, USA• Professor Dr Carol Wu, USA

Learning Objectives:1. As a refresher course revisiting various common but important

selected groups of lung diseases on HRCT.2. As a revision course on identifying distinctive HRCT features and

approach to common differential diagnosis of selected groupsof lung diseases.

3. As exposure to rare / new pathology in current practice.

Time Programme

0830 - 0900 Pulmonary Nodule

0900 - 0930 Cystic Lung Disease

0930 - 1000 Fibrosing Lung Disease

1000 - 1030 Tea Break

1030 - 1100 Small Airway Disease

1100 - 1130 Large Airway Disease

1130 - 1200 Incidental Findings In The Chest

End Of Session

NEURORADIOLOGY & HEAD & NECK 0830 – 1200 hrs

Speakers:• Professor Dr Meng Law, Australia• Professor Dr David Yousem, USA• Professor Dr Robert Hermans, Belgium

Learning Objectives: 1. Neuroanatomy: To review the neuroanatomy and imaging

pitfalls of the brain sulcation, lobular anatomy, medical temporallobe and location of eloquent brain like Broca’s and Wernicke’s.

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Cognitive decline: To identify MRI imaging patterns that suggest a specific diagnosis for reversal of neurologic cognitive decline.

Middle ear disease: To learn the radiological anatomy, imaging features of its diseases, the value of MR imaging and post operative imaging features.

Time Programme

0830 - 0930 Neuroanatomy Common Variants And Pitfalls

0930 - 1030 Treatable Causes Of Cognitive Decline: Pattern Recognition

1030 - 1100 Tea Break

1100 - 1200 Imaging Of Chronic Middle Ear Disease

End Of Session


RADIATION PROTECTION 1 0830 – 1200 hrs

Speakers:• Professor Dr Madan Rehani, USA• Professor Dr John Damilakis, Greece• Dr Colin J Martin, UK• Mr Zunaide B. Kayun @ Farni, Malaysia

Learning Objectives: 1. To identify the radiation risks in the practice of radiology.2. To be familiar with the radiation doses and potential cancer risks

in computed tomography.3. To implement good clinical practice in the aspect of dose

management of patients and staffs in interventional radiology.

Time Programme

0830 - 0900 The ICRP Report On Protection Dose Quantities

0900 - 0930 Radiation Worries Versus Real Risks In Practice Of Radiology

0930 - 1000 Assessment Of Cancer Risks Potentially Related To CT

1000 - 1030 Tea Break

1030 - 1100 Are We In Era Of Low Or High Radiation Doses In CT Imaging?

1100 - 1130 Dose Management Of Patients And Staff In Interventional Radiology

1130 - 1200 Quality Assurance Program Management In Malaysia

End Of Session

RADIATION PROTECTION 2 1400 - 1730 hrs

Speakers:• Professor Dr Madan Rehani, USA• Professor Dr John Damilakis, Greece• Dr Colin J Martin, UK

Learning Objectives: 1. To learn the radiation protection strategies for pregnant women.2. To relate radiation dose with the risks of cataract and skin

injuries.3. To enhance awareness of radiation protection for paediatric

patients.4. To review examples of incidents and accidents in diagnostic

radiology.

Time Programme

1400 - 1430 Developing A Strategy For Optimization In Radiology Department

1430 - 1500 Radiation Usage In Pregnancy And Protection In Pregnancy

1500 - 1530 Radiation And Cataract: Real Risk Or Unnecessary Worry

1530 - 1600 Tea Break

1600 - 1630 Radiation Induced Skin Injuries: Creating A Rational Awareness

1630 - 1700 Radiation Protection Of Children

1700 - 1730 Incidents And Accidents In Diagnostic Radiology

End Of Session



CARDIAC 1 0830 – 1200 hrs

Learning Objectives:1. Learn to manipulate the workstation and using the softwares.2. To discuss the basic, intermediate and advance cases.

Time Programme

0830 - 0915 CT Anatomy Of The Heart

0915 - 1000 Cardiac CT – Calcium Score, Coronary CTA And Plaque Imaging Aorta

1000 - 1030 Tea Break

1030 - 1045 Great Vessel Imaging

1045 - 1200 Peripheral Vascular Imaging

End Of Session

MOLECULAR IMAGING /NUCLEAR MEDICINE 1400 - 1730 hrs

Learning Objectives:1. To understand molecular imaging of prostatic malignancy /

brain imaging / neuroendocrine malignancy.2. To appreciate the concept of theranostics in prostatic

malignancy / neuroendocrine malignancy.3. To understand the potential use of molecular imaging for

neurodegenerative disorders.4. To explore potential use of other radiopharmaceuticals

for prostatic malignancy / brain imaging / neuroendocrine malignancy.

Time Programme

1400 - 1500 Functional Imaging Of Prostate

1500 – 1600 Functional Imaging Of Brain

1600 - 1630 Tea Break

1630 - 1730 Functional Imaging Of Neuroendocrine Malignancy

End Of Session

MSK 0830 – 1200 hrs

Learning Objectives: 1. As a refresher course for MRI anatomy / normal variants2. As a revision course for features of common pathology,

diagnosing it and improving the list of differential diagnoses.3. As an exposure to new / rare pathology not common in current

practice.

Time Programme

0830 - 1000 MRI / MRA Wrist Joint And Hand

1000 – 1030 Tea Break

1030 – 1200 MRI Ankle Joint And Foot

End Of Session

CARDIAC 2 1400 - 1730 hrs

Learning Objectives:1. Learn to manipulate the workstation and using the softwares.2. To discuss the basic, intermediate and advance cases.

Time Programme

1400 - 1430 MRI Anatomy Of The Heart

1430 - 1500 Cardiac MRI – Imaging Of Ischaemic Heart Disease And Myocardial Viability

1500 - 1530 MR Volumetric Assessment And Perfusion Study

1530 - 1600 Tea Break

1600 - 1630 Imaging Of Non-Ischaemic Cardiomyopathy

1630 - 1700 Myocarditis, HOCM And Thalassemia Imaging

1700 - 1730 Aorta – Great Vessel Imaging

End Of Session




ABDOMEN 1 0830 - 1200

Speakers:• Professor Dr Tan Cher Heng, Singapore• Professor Dr Chang-Hee Lee, Korea• Dr Tang Teck Nguong, Singapore

Time Programme

0830 - 0930 HCC Patient’s Journey

0930 - 1000 Tea Break

1000 - 1045 Contrast Application In Patient’s Journey To HCC

1045 - 1130 Guideline Update On Safety And Effective Use Of Iodine / Gd Contrast Media

1130 - 1200 Panel Discussion / Q&A

ABDOMEN 2 0830 - 1200

Learning objectives:1. A course to provide doctors ultrasound total solutions for both

liver diagnosis and liver therapy.2. To introduce the application of Shear Wave Elastography in

assessing fibrosis in chronic liver disease.3. As a refresher course on the ultrasound guided interventional

procedures and introduce the technique and steps of using fusion imaging technology to better support this procedure.

4. To create awareness on role of Contrast Enhanced Ultrasound Imaging and introduce the typical clinical cases.

Time Programme

0830 - 0915 The Application Of Shear Wave Elastography In Liver Diseases Diagnosis

0915 - 0930 Liver Shear Wave Elastography Live Demo

0930 - 1000 Ultrasound Guided Interventional Procedures And Fusion Imaging With Case Study

1000 - 1030 Tea Break

1030 - 1115 Contrast Enhancement Ultrasound Imaging In Liver Diseases

1115 - 1200 Hands On

ABDOMEN 3 1400 - 1730 hrs

Learning Objectives:1. As a refresher course on the basic B-mode liver ultrasound and

sonographic appearance of common liver pathology.2. To create awareness on role of Shear Wave Electrography in

assessing fibrosis in chronic liver disease and liver pathology, complimented with Shear Wave to enhance diagnosis.

3. Technique and steps in acquiring optimal SWE & interpretation of results of METAVIR Score.

Time Programme

1400 - 1445 Basic B-Mode Liver Ultrasound And Sonographic Appearance Of Common Liver Pathology

1445 - 1500 Role Of Shear Wave Electrography In Assessing Fibrosis In Chronic Liver Disease And Liver Pathology, Complimented With Shear Wave To Enhance Diagnosis

1500 - 1530 Case Studies Presentation

1530 - 1600 Tea Break

1600 - 1645 Technique And Steps In Acquiring Optimal SWE & Interpretation Of Results Of METAVIR Score

1645 - 1730 Hands-On Session

ABDOMEN 4 1400 - 1730 hrs

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PAEDIATRICS 1400 - 1730 hrs

Speakers:• Professor Dr Lane F. Donnelly, USA• Associate Professor Dr Supika Kritsaneepaiboon, Thailand• Dr Noryati Mohammad, Malaysia• Dr Erica Yee Hing, Malaysia• Dr Hasyma Abu Hasan, Malaysia

Learning Objectives:1. To revisit the basic yet important X-Ray interpretation in

common paediatric diseases.2. To understand the limitation of radiograph and acknowledge

correlation with other imaging modalities in diagnosing challenging paediatrics cases.

Time Programme

1400 - 1430 How To Read Abdominal Radiograph In Children

1430 - 1500 The Lines And Tubes Paediatric Radiograph

1500 - 1530 Tea Break

1530 - 1600 The Roles Of Imaging In Children With Pneumonia

1600 - 1630 Radiograph In Suspected Non-Accidental Skeletal Injury (NAI)

1630 - 1730 Challenging X-Ray Cases - From Emergency Room

End Of Session

BREAST 0830 - 1200 hrs


INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY 1400 - 1730 hrs



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win

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mun

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PET/

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AI In

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TRADER HOTELS KUALA LUMPUR AAAA

Connected to Kuala Lumpur Convention Center

Traders Hotel Kuala Lumpur by Shangri-La is perfectly located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur City Centre (KLCC) and offers the best panoramic view of the Petronas Twin Towers, KLCC Park and the city’s skyline. It offers direct covered access to the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre and is within walking distance of Suria KLCC Shopping Mall, the Bukit Bintang shopping district and local tourist attractions, which are all surrounded by restaurants, bars, clubs and cafes.

IMPIANA KLCC HOTEL AAAA

2-minutes walk from Kuala Lumpur Convention Center

Centrally located amidst the cosmopolitan capital of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Impiana KLCC Hotel is a deluxe business hotel with a total of 519 rooms of which 188 comes with a 5-star club services. The stylish business hotel is conveniently connected via a fully air-conditioned skybridge linking Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre to the hip and happening Bukit Bintang area and surrounded by some of the world’s top business organizations.

GRAND HYATT HOTEL KUALA LUMPUR AAAAA

Adjacent to Kuala Lumpur Convention Center

Overlooking the iconic Petronas Twin Towers and adjacent to Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur is strategically located in the heart of city and within walking distance to Golden Triangle shopping, dining scene and entertainment district. Ideal for both business and leisure travelers, Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur presents 411 guestrooms and suites, one of the largest in room size amongst five-star luxury Kuala Lumpur hotels in the heart of the city.

IBIS KUALA LUMPUR CITY CENTRE AAAA

10-minutes walk from Kuala Lumpur Convention Center

Strategically located right in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, Ibis Kuala Lumpur City Centre is only a 5-min walk from Petronas Twin Towers, KLCC Park and major shopping malls including Suria KLCC. It is walking distance to Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, National Library and many other top tourist attractions and very accessible by LRT train stations. All contemporary guestrooms feature supremely comfortable beds, complimentary Internet and modern amenities for a good night’s stay.

For more details on accommodation, please visit the conference website aocr2020.com


KUALA LUMPURExperience

Petronas Twin TowersThe 452 metres tall Petronas Twin Towers is the tallest building in Malaysia, and was once the tallest building in the world.

At the base of the Petronas Twin Towers is Suria KLCC, which is a shopping mall that is very popular among tourists. Tourists can also take a stroll along the beautiful landscaped KLCC Park, which is located at the side of the twin towers, where it features a jogging track, walking paths, water fountain and a wading pool for children.

Besides the mall and the park, there are also other attractions such as the Aquaria KLCC, Petronas Art Gallery and Petrosains Science Center inside the Petronas Twin Towers.

Batu CavesBatu Caves is an iconic and most frequented tourist attraction in Kuala Lumpur.

It is a limestone hill comprising 3 major caves featuring temples and Hindu shrines. Outside Batu Caves stands the world’s tallest golden statue of Lord Murugan, a Hindu Deity, at 42.7 metres tall.

The attraction of Batu Caves includes the steep 272 steps climb up to finally view the stunning skyline of the city centre. Along your way up, you will see lots of monkeys frolic around the caves.

Malaysian FoodFood can be considered as the national obsession. It is not uncommon to be greeted by the phrase “Sudah makan?” which means “Have you eaten?”. Malaysian food is heavily influenced by Thai, Chinese, Indonesian and Indian cuisine. As elsewhere in Asia, rice is an essential staple. Some of the popular Malaysian food are Nasi Lemak, Char Kuey Teow, Roti Canai and Curry laksa. Our local delicacies will definitely tantalise your tastebuds.

National MuseumThe National Museum of Malaysia is a beautiful building characterized by traditional Malay Minangkabau-style architecture which stands in the heart of the city of Kuala Lumpur. It displays an excellent introduction to Malaysia’s history, economy, geography, arts, crafts and culture.

Kuala Lumpur fondly known as KL, is a modern and bustling city and is one of the region’s most properous capitals. KL consists of a melting pot of cultures infused together and boasts a variety of attractions such as interesting heritage sites, shopping, entertainment, nature and adventure.

Here are some attractions you would not want to miss while you are here in Kuala Lumpur.

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