The event focussed on talks and discussions themed around paediatric neuroradiology
Columbia Asia Radiology Group in association with Indian Society of Paediatric Radiology (ISPR) organised the ‘8th National Midterm CME-ISPR 2017’ at Columbia Asia Hospital, Whitefield. The event focussed on talks and discussions themed around paediatric neuroradiology.
The conference has been planned focussing radiologists and is aimed to demonstrate relevant key anatomy, concepts in embryology, unique imaging challenges with solutions to handle and easy systematic approaches.
“We are happy and honoured to host this prestigious event. We look forward to a series of engaging and brain storming sessions, discussions, knowledge sharing and knowledge enhancement on radiology through these sessions,” said Dr Nandakumar Jairam, Chairman, CEO and Group Medical Director, Columbia Asia Hospitals, India.
“The event provided delegates a platform to gain knowledge and interact with the top specialists in this niche area of radiology. There were interactive sessions oriented towards enriching knowledge of radiologists, particularly in the field of paediatric neuroradiology, which is considered a difficult speciality,” said Dr Harsha Chadaga, Organizing Chairman ISPR, HOD Columbia Asia Radiology Group.
“Through this event, we aimed to create awareness about the rapidly changing science and more efficient diagnostic algorithms in neuroscience among the healthcare providers, clinicians and radiologists,” said Dr Jayaraj Govindaraj, National President, Indian Society of Paediatric Radiology.
“It gives me immense pleasure to be a part of this esteemed conference. Being actively involved in research, I have special interest in paediatric stroke, neonatal imaging, paediatric demyelination and quality assurance in radiology,” said Dr Manohar Shroff – MD, DABR, FRCPC, Radiologist-in-chief Diagnostic Imaging, The Hospital of Sick Children, Toronto, who will be a part of this event.
Dr Manohar Shroff who is a prominent figure in the field of paediatric radiology, presided the lecture on ‘Paediatric Stroke Imaging’ over telepresence. He has approximately 160 published papers and abstracts (Web of Science) to his credit, of which over 100 are peer reviewed PubMed publications. Eminent Paediatric Neurologist including Dr Vykunta Raju KN, Associate Prof – Pediatric Neurology, Indira Gandhi Institute of Child Health and Dr. Ann Agnes Mathew, Consultant – Paediatric Neurology, Rainbow Children’s Hospital will a part of the event.
Among other noted radiologists, Dr Amarnath C, Professor and HOD, Radiodiagnosis, Stanley Medical College, Chennai, Dr Sunithi Elizabeth Mani, Professor, Department of Radiodiagnosis, Christian Medical College Hospital, Vellore, and Dr Asha Thomas, Consultant, Radiology, Bangalore Baptist Hospital were present. The conference structure included formal lectures, panel discussion and a quiz.