Radiopaedia 2020 - Virtual Conference
REGISTRATION HAS NOW CLOSED AND POST-EVENT LECTURE ACCESS HAS ALSO ENDED.
The new lectures from this conference will be slowly added as exclusive all-access pass content of the coming months.
Radiopaedia 2020 (June 22-25) is a four-day virtual radiology conference that combines 40 new online lectures contributed by experts from around the world with lectures from our existing library. It forms part of our ongoing effort to reduce the educational impact of COVID-19.
This event is intended for a broad audience, with the lectures conveniently divided into an advanced stream for radiologists and radiology trainees, and a general stream for all other healthcare professionals. Delegates are, however, welcome to watch any content from either stream to suit their learning needs (see full program).
Access to each day's lectures will activate at 00:00 UTC on the dates of June 22-25, but delegates don't need to worry about timezones, as each lecture will remain available to watch on-demand for 14 days. Attendance certificates will be available for download after Day 4 (see CME details).
During the conference we'll be posting a daily video update to help guide delegates through the content and to highlight some of our favorite lectures. We'll also be featuring a case of the day and have scheduled a few special live-streams (see live schedule).
We are pleased to be able to offer this conference for free to Radiopaedia All-Access Pass holders and to individuals in 125 low and middle income countries. For everyone else, we have tiered pricing designed to maximize global affordability (see registration options). English subtitles are provided for all lectures.
While this will not have the same feel as a shoulder-to-shoulder in-person event, we're confident that you are going to love Radiopaedia 2020. Curl up on the couch in your PJs with a cup of hot chocolate, or whatever your ideal learning set up is, and join us by registering today.
Andrew Dixon, Frank Gaillard & Jeremy Jones
Co-conveners of Radiopaedia 2020
Day 1 - Monday June 22 |
Free Registration
Conference registration is free for Radiopaedia All-Access Pass holders and in 125 low and middle income countries. If you don't have an All-Access Pass, then you may want to consider purchasing one (visit all-access pass page). Alternatively, you can proceed to the conference-only registration options further down this page.
Registration is now closed
Paid Registration
To promote global affordability our conference pricing varies based on your country income tier. We also have concession pricing for non-doctors and trainee doctors which includes residents/registrars and fellows. Please note that single day registration is not possible.
Full Registration
This option is for consultant/attending doctors who wish to register for the virtual conference with 14-day post-event access. This rate applies to all specialties eg. radiologists, surgeons, emergency physicians, intensivists, general practitioners. In Australia? Pay in AUD instead
Registration is now closed
Concession Registration
This option is for non-doctors and trainee doctors including residents, registrars and fellows who wish to register for the virtual conference with 14-day post-event access. You will be asked to submit proof of concession status after payment. In Australia? Pay in AUD instead
Registration is now closed
★ newly recorded for this event
Advanced stream - Day 1
A series of neuroradiology and head & neck lectures.
- Multiple Sclerosis: criteria, protocol & detection Frank Gaillard (36 mins)★
- Skull Base: anatomy and pathology Jenny Hoang (40 mins)★
- Orbital pathology Andrew Dixon (32 mins)
- Head & Neck imaging pearls Christine Glastonbury (30 mins)★
- Intracranial enhancement Frank Gaillard (51 mins)
- Neck infections Derek Smith (34 mins)★
- Schwannoma & paraganglioma Andrew Dixon (33 mins)
- Deep neck spaces, cystic neck lesions Michelle Thong (50 mins)
- Pituitary region, diffusion imaging & perivascular cysts Frank Gaillard (56 mins)
- Surgeon's perspective: parotid and parapharyngeal masses Ben Dixon (55 mins)★
General stream - Day 1
Lectures from our emergency radiology course and more.
- Brain - not bleeds Andrew Dixon (44 mins)★
- Brain - bleeds Andrew Dixon (50 mins)★
- Upper limb injuries Andrew Dixon (56 mins)
- Lower limb injuries Andrew Dixon (60 mins)
- Small but important fractures Andrew Murphy (46 mins)★
- Chest emergencies Andrew Dixon (56 mins)
- Head, neck & spine emergencies Frank Gaillard (60 mins)
- Case review session Jeremy Jones (15 mins)★
★ newly recorded for this event
Advanced stream - Day 2
A series of chest imaging and abdominal imaging lectures, plus some PET-CT.
- Esophageal trauma Matt A Morgan (41 mins)★
- Nodule patterns, chronic consolidation & fibrosis Miranda Siemienowicz (42 mins)
- HRCT imaging in fibrotic interstitial lung disease Jonathan Chung (40 mins)★
- Air trapping, pulmonary cavities & lung cysts Miranda Siemienowicz (42 mins)
- Incidental cardiac findings on general CT Naveen Sharma (46 mins)★
- Case review: interstitial lung disease Jonathan Chung (27 mins)★
- Cancer mimics in the abdomen and pelvis Michael Hartung (28 mins)★
- Problem solving in the post-op abdomen Vikas Shah (35 mins)★
- SBO, incidental adrenal lesions & pancreatic cancer resectability Jan Gerstenmaier (50 mins)
- Pancreatitis, abdominal TB & rectal cancer Vikas Shah (52 mins)
- PET-CT for the non-PET reporting radiologist David Little (45 mins)★
General stream - Day 2
Lectures from our abdominal emergency radiology course and more.
- Abdominal x-rays Vikas Shah (35 mins)★
- Bowel inflammation Vikas Shah (22 mins)
- Right lower quadrant pain Matt A Morgan (51 mins)★
- Renal emergencies Vikas Shah (23 mins)
- Inflammatory itis-es Jeremy Jones (32 mins)
- Bowel ischemia Vikas Shah (33 mins)
- Abdominal malignancy Vikas Shah (26 mins)
- Acute scrotum Jeremy Jones (18 mins)
- Post-op emergencies Vikas Shah (30 mins)
- Gynae emergencies Vikas Shah (15 mins)
- Vascular emergencies Vikas Shah (20 mins)
- Bowel obstruction Vikas Shah (32 mins)
- Finale quiz Jeremy Jones (13 mins)
- Case review session Vikas Shah (17 mins)★
★ newly recorded for this event
Advanced stream - Day 3
A series of musculoskeletal imaging lectures.
- Spring ligament MRI anatomy & pathology Christoph Agten (30 mins)★
- Imaging of coccygeal pain Matt Skalski (35 mins)★
- X-ray of adult hand arthropathies Henry Knipe (33 mins)★
- Disc herniation, crystal disease & meniscal tears Andrew Dixon (53 mins)
- Osteochondrosis, osteonecrosis, apophysitis & enthesitis Yuan Ling (45 mins)
- Interpreting cervical spine radiographs Matt Skalski (85 mins)★
- Bone scans: what the radiologist needs to know Sally Ayesa (40 mins)★
A series of pediatric imaging lectures.
- Pediatric body oncology Jeremy Jones (61 mins)★
- Pediatric upper GI imaging Micheál Breen (40 mins) CANCELED
- Non-accidental injury Jeremy Jones (48 mins)
Neonatal CXR, pediatric bone lesions, failure to pass meconium Jeremy Jones (45 mins)
A series of women's imaging lectures.
- Ultrasound of ovarian masses Alexandra Stanislavsky (59 mins)★
- The 11-13 week scan in the era of NIPT Sumathi Rajendran (21 mins)★
- Contrast enhanced mammography Anat Kornecki (40 mins)★
- Twin pregnancy, uterine variants, ovarian/adnexal torsion Alexandra Stanislavsky (41 mins)
- Early pregnancy location and viability, fetal growth and Dopplers, abnormal uterine bleeding, deep infiltrating endometriosis Alexandra Stanislavsky (52 mins)
General stream - Day 3
Lectures from our trauma radiology course and more.
- Chest trauma Andrew Dixon (58 mins)
- Thoracolumbar spine trauma Craig Hacking (29 mins)
- Pelvic trauma Andrew Dixon (25 mins)
- Abdominal trauma Andrew Dixon (54 mins)★
- Cervical spine trauma Andrew Dixon (40 mins)
- Head trauma Andrew Dixon (53 mins)
- Facial trauma Craig Hacking (29 mins)
- Finale quiz Andrew Dixon (47 mins)
- Case review session Andrew Dixon (18 mins)★
★ newly recorded for this event
Combined stream - Day 4
A series of how to / tips lectures relevant to various groups.
- A talk on giving talks Frank Gaillard (28 mins)★
- Procedural tips for the non-IR Chris Nicholas (27 mins)★
- How to make a great radiology report Michael Hartung (28 mins)★
- Social media for radiologists Vikas Shah (22 mins)★
- How to read a radiology AI paper Jarrel Seah (35 mins)★
- How to prepare images for publication Frank Gaillard (26 mins)★
- Surviving the radiology viva: tips and tricks George Harisis (27 mins)★
- Preparing for radiology fellowship exams Sally Ayesa (28 mins)★
- Radiology tips for medical interns Andrew Dixon (60 mins)★
A series of trauma radiology lectures suited to advanced learners.
- Common misses and misinterpretations on trauma CT Andrew Dixon (30 mins)★
- Trauma in pregnancy Craig Hacking (25 mins)★
- Patient not waking up: trauma MRI brain scenario Andrew Dixon (21 mins)
CME Information
All delegates will be able to download a conference attendance certificate for completion of 24 hours of online lectures irrespective of whether you complete the general stream, advanced stream or both streams. It is likely that many professional societies and organizations around the world will accredit this conference as CME/CPD, however given the global nature of the event, it is not possible for us to pre-approve CPD points on your behalf, with the exception of the below approved CPD.
RCR and RANZCR
This course provides 24 CPD credits in accordance with the CPD Scheme of the Royal College of Radiologists and the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (3.2A web-based learning). Registrants should watch all videos and complete all multiple choice questions prior to downloading a completion certificate from their my courses tab.
If you have any feedback about the conference then please contact [email protected].
Australian Dollars
Radiopaedia is based in Australia and so are many of the people registering for our courses. We are therefore happy to accept AUD instead of USD if that suits you more. Full rate is for consultants and concession for non-doctors and trainees (interns, registrars) only.
Registration is now closed
Medical Illustrations with Matt Skalski
Already taken place (Monday 22 June at UTC 0700hrs)- watch as Matt creates an illustration from your suggestions
- WATCH REPLAY
Abdominal Radiology with Vikas Shah
Already taken place (Tuesday 23 June at UTC 1000hrs)- case review session and Q&A
- you'll be able to look at the cases in advance
- WATCH REPLAY
Trauma Radiology with Andrew Dixon
Already taken place (Wednesday 24 June at UTC 0100hrs)- common misses and misinterpretations on trauma CT
- Q&A session with special guest Craig Hacking
- WATCH REPLAY
Neuroradiology with Frank Gaillard
Already taken place (Wednesday 24 June at UTC 1200hrs)- case review session and Q&A
- you'll be able to look at the cases in advance
- WATCH REPLAY
Pediatric Radiology with Jeremy Jones
Already taken place (Wednesday 24 June at UTC 2100hrs)
- pediatric knee case review session and Q&A
- you'll be able to look at the cases in advance
- WATCH REPLAY
Terms and conditions
Any cancelation requests received before 22 June 2020 UTC 00:00 will receive a full refund less a USD$30 administration fee (or AUD$50 if you paid in AUD). Cancelation requests received after this time will not be eligible for any refund. Cancelation requests should be emailed to [email protected]. While we don't expect any major change to the conference program, we reserve the right to change the scheduled program, or the running length for any individual lecture, at any time. Your access to the conference videos will end on 10 July 2020 at 00:00 UTC even if your access to the conference page itself is displayed as being beyond this date.
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