Pediatric Postmortem Imaging
Orlando, FL US, January 25, 2025 to January 26, 2025

This two-day event aims to expand the knowledge of clinicians and focus on advanced postmortem imaging techniques, including ultrasound, computed tomography (CT), and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Learners will gain insights into imaging interpretation, techniques, and the establishment and management of postmortem imaging services with collaboration with pathology. This is the first conference on this topic to be held in the US.

This event will be held in-person at Nemours Children’s Hospital in Orlando, Florida.

Additional information regarding the meeting program, registration and other pertinent details can be found on the Course’s webpage (here).

LIVE ONLINE | JANUARY 30 – 31

2 days of didactive lectures and live discussion
Topics include:

– Techniques such as rapid MRI to enhance diagnosis and decision making
– Clinical perspectives and special consideration in emergency imaging
– Pathologies frequently encountered in the pediatric emergency and acute setting
– Panel discussions
AND MUCH MORE!

Additional information regarding the meeting program, registration and other pertinent details can be found on the Course’s webpage (here).

Dear colleagues,

SAVE THE DATE for the upcoming Pediatric Emergency Ultrasound in Baltic Beach Hotel, Jūrmala, Latvia, from April 24 to 26, 2025.

This will be a three-day course, dedicated to providing insight into the ultrasonographic diagnosis of emergency pathologies in pediatrics. The target audience of the courses are radiologists, ultrasonography specialists, pediatricians, and neonatologists, for whom ultrasonography is an integral part of their daily work, and who want to improve their knowledge in examining pediatric patients. The 1st day of the course will be devoted to lung ultrasonography, the 2nd day – to neonatal ultrasonography, and the 3rd day – to various situations in pediatric emergency ultrasonography.

More information will follow soon!

ESOR Foundation Courses
Paediatric Emergency Radiology 2025