FEBRUARY 2021 26 - GI IMAGING UPDATE ORGANISED BY THE BIR SCOTTISH BRANCH Virtual event CPD: 3 CREDITS - British Institute of Radiology
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26
FEBRUARY
2021
GI IMAGING UPDATE
ORGANISED BY THE BIR SCOTTISH BRANCH
Virtual event
CPD: 3 CREDITS
Bayer have part
funded this event
GI IMAGING UPDATE ORGANISED BY
THE BIR SCOTTISH BRANCH
26 February 2021
CPD: 3 credits
This half-day virtual event will cover various aspects of gastrointestinal imaging
including diagnosis of common pathological conditions through utilising different
imaging modalities. It will highlight several new diagnostic strategies and imaging
modalities related to the gastrointestinal system.
It is suitable for radiologists – both consultants and trainees – as well as for allied
health professionals with an interest in the area such as radiographers.
Educational aims:
• To keep updated on the current knowledge in diagnostic gastrointestinal
imaging
• To keep up-to-date with emerging diagnostic strategies
Programme Organiser
Dr Khalid Ali, Consultant Radiologist, Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, Glasgow
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This course provides 3 CPD credits in accordance with the CPD Scheme of the Royal College of Radiologists
10:00 Welcome and introduction
Dr Khalid Ali, Consultant Radiologist, Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, Glasgow
Chair:
Dr Cindy Chew, Consultant Radiologist and Honorary Clinical Associate Professor,
Hairmyres Hospital, Lanarkshire
10:05 Pancreatic cysts
Dr Abdullah Al-Adhami, Consultant Radiologist, Glasgow Royal Infirmary
10:30 Q&A
10:35 Small bowel MRI
Dr John Gilmour, Consultant Radiologist, Western General Hospital and St John’s
University Hospital, NHS Lothian
11:00 Q&A
11:05 Post-operative abdomen in lower GI surgery
Dr Li Wong, Consultant Radiologist, Western General Hospital and St John’s
University Hospital, NHS Lothian
11:30 Q&A
11:35 Break
Chair:
Dr Kirsty Slaven, Consultant Radiologist, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Glasgow
11:45 Learning from discrepancies in GI imaging
Dr Su Reddy, Consultant Radiologist, Western General Hospital - NHS Lothian
12:10 Q&A
12:15 The new NICE guidelines on colorectal cancer
Dr Cindy Chew, Consultant Radiologist and Honorary Clinical Associate Professor,
University Hospital Hairmyres
12:40 Q&A
12:45 Liver MRI
Dr Subra Viswanathan, Consultant Radiologist, Glasgow Royal Infirmary
13:10 Q&A
13:15 Close of event
Biographies
Dr Khalid Ali
Dr Khalid Ali is a Consultant Musculoskeletal Radiologist at the Queen Elizabeth University
Hospital in Glasgow. He graduated with distinction from the University of Newcastle upon
Tyne and completed radiology training in the West of Scotland prior to completing a
fellowship in Musculoskeletal radiology in Oxford.
He has an interest in trauma, sarcoma, sports imaging and intervention. Dr Ali is involved
in undergraduate and postgraduate teaching and training, has been a member of the BIR
Scottish branch committee as a trainee and became branch lead in 2017.
Dr Abdullah Al-Adhami
Dr Abdullah Al-adhami is a consultant radiologist an interest in gastrointestinal imaging.
He graduated from Edinburgh University in 2006, completed radiology training in west
of Scotland, before taking up a consultant post in Glasgow Royal Infirmary. Has been
providing the radiology input for the regional weekly pancreatic cancer MDT for the west
of Scotland for the past for past 6 years.
Dr John Gilmour
Dr John Gilmour works as a Consultant Radiologist in the Western General Hospital,
Edinburgh and St. John’s Hospital, Livingston. He undertook both his undergraduate
training and postgraduate Human Anatomy MSc studies at Edinburgh University. His core
radiology training was completed in Newcastle upon Tyne, with a return to South East
Scotland for completion.
Dr Gilmour has a particular interest in lower GI imaging, having contributed to both the
regional IBD meeting and local surgical meetings.
Dr Cindy Chew
Dr Cindy Chew is a Consultant Radiologist.
Standards Officer : British Society of Gastrointestional & Abdominal Radiology.
NICE Colorectal Cancer Guideline 2020 Committee Member. NICE advisory committee for
Colorectal Cancer update. NICE Specialist Technical Advisor.
Director of Radiology + Anatomy, University of Glasgow.
Undergraduate Steering Committee, Royal College of Radiologists.
MB ChB, MRCS, FRCR, MSc(Research)
Biographies
Dr Li Wong
Dr Li Wong is a Consultant Radiologist working between the Western General Hospital,
Edinburgh and St John’s University Hospital, Livingston. She graduated with distinction
from the University of Nottingham and undertook basic surgical training in Yorkshire as
well as membership with the Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh prior to beginning
radiology training in South East Scotland.
Her specialist interest is in gastrointestinal and oncological imaging, with a particular
focus of luminal gastrointestinal imaging of the small bowel and colon. She is involved
in postgraduate teaching and has been a member of the SCAN (South East Scotland
Cancer Network) Colorectal Group and a member of Colorectal cancer and Inflammatory
Bowel Disease (IBD) Multidisciplinary Team for NHS Lothian since her appointment as a
Consultant Radiologist in 2012.
Dr Su Reddy
Dr Su Reddy graduated from Edinburgh University in 2002. Following basic surgical
training and a period of research in microbiology, she completed radiology training in
South-East Scotland. Following which she took up a consultant post at the Western
General Hospital in Edinburgh. Her interests are in GI, GU and oncology imaging and
intervention, where she has helped develop non-cancer related GI intervention and the
local IR M and M. She holds various management roles with a primary interest in training.
Dr Kirsty Armstrong
Dr Kirsty Armstrong is a Consultant Radiologist at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital,
Glasgow. She graduated from Glasgow University, completing basic surgical and radiology
training schemes in Mersey becoming a consultant at St Helens& Knowsley University
NHS trust - moving to QEUH, Glasgow in 2015.
She is very involved in radiology training within the region and is involved in local under/
postgraduate teaching.
Her interests include GI radiology, particularly liver and bowel imaging with regional MDT
participation.
Dr Subra Viswanathan
Dr Subra Viswanathan has been a Consultant Radiologist since 2006 and has a special
interest in all aspects of gastrointestinal imaging. Subra has a secondary interest in clinical
trial reporting and contrast medium. Glasgow Royal Infirmary is a tertiary referral centre
for Colorectal surgery, Pelvic exenteration,Pancreatico-biliary surgery, Inflammatory
bowel disease and hepatology. Dr Subra Viswanathan is also the Medical Chairperson for
contrast National NHS Procurement Scotland.
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