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Breast Imaging,Interventions, Management

IBUS BREAST IMAGING SCHOOLBREAST UNIT OF BELLARIA HOSPITAL

UNIVERSITY OF BOLOGNA, ITALY

September, 12 - 14, 2019 BOLOGNA - Savoia Hotel Regency

Via del Pilastro, 2

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Course DescriptionThe IBUS Breast Imaging School is recognized as a leading international provider of imaging education andupdates for the diagnosis and management of breast diseases. The “IBUS Update in Breast Imaging, Interventions, Management” course is arranged with academic lectures,interactive presentations and participant discussions, practical workshops based on the optimization ofimaging equipment parameters, a review of the types of needle biopsy procedures, and the selection ofinterventional procedures to achieve optimal results. The lectures and workshop sessions are provided by leading Italian and International experts on breast imaging,and the course aims to provide participants with the opportunity to become familiar with recent developments inthe knowledge of pathology and technology related to breast imaging that have become increasingly importantin this discipline. At the end of the course all participants should be able to: understand the interrelationship between breastdisease and images; achieve increased confidence in the assessment and management by using a multidisciplinary approach for benign and malignant lesions; have competence in the use of the BI-RADS categoriesfor Rx-mammography, ultrasound and MRI; select the most-appropriate image-guided percutaneous needlebiopsy procedure; determine the preoperative staging of the disease in order to select the most effectivesurgical strategy; become familiar with advances in technology such as 4D ultrasound, automated breastultrasound (ABUS), elastography, digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT), and magnetic resonance imaging(MRI). The course content is structured to demonstrate the capabilities of modern breast imaging so that a greater numberof physicians are able to make a more accurate diagnosis of early breast cancers which is the key to winning the waron this disease.

Course DirectorsM.C. Cucchi, Italy - E. Durante, Italy - M.P. Foschini, Italy - G. Saguatti, Italy

Erkin Aribal, Turkey

Maria Cristina Cucchi, Italy

Enzo Durante, Italy

Maria Pia Foschini, italy

Dionysios Koufoudakis, Greece

Alexander Mundinger, Germany

Patrizia Querzoli, Italy

Gianni Saguatti, Italy

Fritz K. W. Schäfer, Germany

Tibor Tot, Sweden

Faculty

CMEEUROPEAN and ITALIAN CME CREDITS

The “IBUS - UPDATE IN BREAST IMAGING, INTERVENTIONS, MANAGEMENT COURSE” has been accredited to theEUROPEAN ACCREDITATION COUNCIL FOR CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION (EACCME) to provide CME activity formedical specialists. The EACCME is an Institution of the European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS),www.uems.net.The “IBUS - UPDATE IN BREAST IMAGING, INTERVENTIONS, MANAGEMENT COURSE” is designated for a maximumof ... hours of European external CME credits. Event n° .....Each medical specialist should claim only those hours of credits that he/she actually spent in the educationalactivity. Through an agreement between the European Union of Medical Specialists and the American MedicalAssociation, physicians may convert EACCME credits to an equivalent number of AMA PRA Category1 Credits™.Information to the process to convert EACCME credit to AMA credit can be found at www.ama-assn.org/go/internationalcme.Live educational activities, occurring outside of Canada, recognized by the UEMS-EACCME for ECMEC credits aredeemed to be Accredited Group Learning Activities (Section 1) as defined by the Maintenance of CertificationProgram of The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada.The “IBUS - UPDATE IN BREAST IMAGING, INTERVENTIONS, MANAGEMENT COURSE” has been accreditedto the ITALIAN MINISTRY OF HEALTH receiving .. Italian CME Credits for medical specialists(Oncology; Radiotherapy; General Surgery, Gynecology and Obstetrics; Pathology; Nuclear Medicine,Radiodiagnostic). Event n° .......IMPORTANT NOTE: IMPORTANT NOTE: CME CERTIFICATES (certification, in accordance with the CME regula-tion) attesting the CME credit obtained will be given only to participants who attend the entire CME activity.CME Certificates will be consigned after the end of the Course directly by the Provider. To obtain the CME Creditsit is mandatory to participate to the entire duration of the Course, to sign the CME register (each day at thebeginning and at the end of the day session) and to pass the final evaluation questionnaire.

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Course InformationThe "IBUS - UPDATE IN BREAST IMAGING, INTERVENTIONS, MANAGEMENT COURSE” is arranged by the IBUS Breast Imaging School andBreast Unit of Bellaria Hospital-University of Bologna-I. The Course runs for three days, and consists of lectures, interactive sessions,“hands-on” practical workshops. The program is presented in the English language. Comprehensive educational materials are provided.

COURSE VENUE Savoia Hotel RegencyVia del Pilastro, 2 - 40127 Bologna (ITALY)

SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE Dott.ssa Maria Cristina CucchiHEAD BREAST SURGICAL UNIT - Bellaria Hospital Bologna, ItalyProf. Enzo DuranteIBUS Chairman – General Surgery - University of Ferrara, ItalyProf.ssa Maria Pia FoschiniHEAD PATHOLOGY UNIT - Bellaria Hospital - Uiversity of Bologna, ItalyDott. Gianni SaguattiHEAD BREAST UNIT - Bellaria Hospital Bologna, Italy

ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARIAT PLANNING Congressi Srl Via Guelfa, 9 - 40138 Bologna (Italy) E-mail: m.gorgoglione@planning.it

Programme

08.15 Registration

08.30 Welcoming remarks M C Cucchi, E Durante, M P Foschini, G Saguatti

08.40 IBUS Breast Imaging School - Achievements E Durante

09.00 Breast Carcinoma: The Sick Lobe Concept T Tot

09.30 Ultrasound physics and image optimization A Mundinger

10.15 Lobular in situ carcinoma in pre-operative biopsies M P Foschini

10.45 Evolution of ultrasound imaging systems A Mundinger

11.15 Coffee break

11.30 Large Format Histopathology and radiological-pathological correlations T Tot

12.00 Ultrasound anatomy of the breast and axilla E Aribal

12.45 Digital Breast Tomosynthesis: Physics and Principles G Saguatti

13.15 Lunch

14.00 Pathological features of male breast cancer M P Foschini

14.30 Bio-Pathological data from pre-operative guided procedures and their clinical usefulnessP Querzoli

15.00 Radiological-Pathological correlations and biological profiles T Tot

15.30 Principles of interventional techniques F K W Schäfer

16.00 Coffee break

16.30 Video session - scanning the breast and axilla D Koufoudakis

17.00 “Hands-on” workshops 1 – Scanning techniques of the breast and axillaEquipment optimizationCore biopsy on phantomsUltrasound guided vacuum assisted biopsy on phantomsBreast elastography on phantomsUltrasound guided surgery on phantoms

17.45 “Hands-on” workshops 2 – Automated Breast Ultrasound

18.30 CME Pathologists Test

19.00 Adjournment

Thursday, September 12th, 2019

Programme

08.30 Daily review E Durante, G Saguatti

08.40 Sonographic appearance of benign lesions E Aribal

09.10 Sonographic appearance of malignant lesions A Mundinger

09.40 The clinical value of Doppler and Elastography F K W Schäfer

10.10 The present role of breast Magnetic Resonance Imaging E Aribal

10.40 Coffee break

11.00 The present role of Digital Breast Tomosynthesis (DBT) G Saguatti

11.30 Imaging of silicon implants F K W Schäfer

12.00 Vacuum assisted biopsy: techniques and indications 15’ by US Guide E Aribal 15’ by X-ray Guide G Saguatti

12.30 Lymph node imaging assessment A Mundinger

13.00 Lunch

13.45 Automated Breast Ultrasound (ABUS) A Mundinger

14.15 Breast Imaging-Reporting and Data System for Ultrasound F K W Schäfer

14.45 Consensus Panel on breast US elastography: Panel 1 Chair: G Saguatti

Panellists: E Aribal - D Koufoudakis - A Mundinger - F K W Schäfer

15.30 Preoperative loco-regional Ultrasound staging E Durante

16.00 Coffee break

16.30 “Hands-on” workshops 3 – Scanning techniques of the breast and axillaEquipment optimizationCore biopsy on phantomsUltrasound guided vacuum assisted biopsy on phantomsBreast elastography on phantomsUltrasound guided surgery on phantoms

17.30 “Hands-on” workshops 4 – Automated Breast Ultrasound

18.30 Adjournment

Friday, September 13th, 2019

Programme

08.30 Daily review E Durante, G Saguatti

08.40 Emerging breast imaging techniques F K W Schäfer

09.10 Imaging in lobular cancer - X-rayM, US and MRI A Mundinger

09.40 Pre and intra-operative ultrasound planning of surgical procedures E Durante

10.10 Coffee break

10.30 Dense Breast: US? DBT? MRI? Breast Specific Gamma Imaging? Panel 2

Chair: D Koufoudakis Panellists: E Aribal - E Durante - A Mundinger - G Saguatti - F K W Schäfer

11.20 Imaging assessment of symptomatic patients D Koufoudakis

11.50 Monitoring of breast cancer patients E Aribal

12.20 Reporting breast ultrasound examination: Panel 3 Chair: E DurantePanellists: E Aribal - D Koufoudakis - A Mundinger - G Saguatti - F K W Schäfer

13.00 Lunch

13.45 Intraoperative ultrasound, margin assessment, IORT M C Cucchi

14.15 Imaging follow-up after breast conserving surgery A Mundinger

14.45 Multidisciplinary imaging of clinical cases: Interactive session: Panel 4

Chair D Koufoudakis Panellists: E Aribal - A Mundinger - G Saguatti - F K W Schäfer

15.30 Continuing Medical Education - CME Questionnaire

16.00 Coffee break

16.30 “Hands-on” workshops 5 – Scanning techniques of the breast and axillaEquipment optimizationCore biopsy on phantomsUltrasound guided vacuum assisted biopsy on phantomsBreast elastography on phantomsUltrasound guided surgery on phantoms

17.30 “Hands-on” workshops 6 – Automated Breast Ultrasound

18.30 Final Remarks

Saturday, September 14th, 2019

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