Final Scientific Programme BMUS 2011, Brighton

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FINAL PROGRAMME

The 3rd National Point-of-Care

Ultrasound Congress (NPoCUS2011) is incorporated

within BMUS 2011CPD points provided

THE BRIGHTON CENTRE15TH - 17TH OCTOBER43RD ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC MEETING AND EXHIBITION

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The British Medical Ultrasound Society’s 43rd Annual Scientifi c Meeting and Exhibition returns to Brighton following last years successful meeting.

We have a very full and varied programme which we hope you enjoy. There are scientifi c, practical sessions and workshops across all ultrasound practice, with over 70 invited speakers. We have specialist meetings within the main conference which all are welcome to attend – the National Point of Care of Ultrasound (NPoCUS) meeting, and the joint meeting with the Society of Vascular Technologists.

The scientifi c conference is accompanied by the highly regarded Technical Exhibition, which will run on days two and three of the conference. This is the pre-eminent showcase for new and established ultrasound manufacturers and suppliers to show off their equipment and services across a wide range of specialties.

This year for the fi rst time we are running ‘meet the expert’ breakfast sessions, and a session dedicated to student presentations. There is the return of the plenary session, with a ‘future of’ theme, and you will see that the rest of the programme has been cleared to allow everyone to be able to attend this.

The Plenary session complements the other main invited lecture, the Donald MacVicar Brown lecture which this year will be given by Dr Paul Dubbins.

If you have not booked a place on a particular workshop, training session, or the conference Bollywood social event on Sunday evening, you can still do so by going to the Registration desk on the ground fl oor foyer.

Thanks are due to members of the Scientifi c Organising Committee and the BMUS Council and committees for all their hard work. Special thanks go out to Joy Whyte, Rachel Meir, Heather Flanagan, and Sruthi Raghaven, for making the meeting happen.

We hope you enjoy BMUS 2011.

Welcome to Brighton

Scientifi c Organising Committee

Dr Pete Hoskins (Chair)

Mrs Dee Banks

Dr Anne Marie Coady

Dr Jim Connolly

Mrs Nicki Delves

Dr Colin Deane

Mrs Sue Halson-Brown

Dr Bob Jarman

Dr Susanne Johnson

Prof Edward Leen

Dr Tom Marshall

Dr Jo Dukes-McEwan

Dr Alison King

Dr Jonathan Richenberg

Mrs Deborah Shedden

Dr Paul Sidhu

Dr Barry Ward

Mr Stephen Wolstenhulme

Contents

Welcome to Brighton 3

Programme Timetable 4-6

Scientifi c Programme 7-16

Poster Exhibition 17-19

Social Programme 20

Floor Plans 23

Exhibitor List 24

Exhibitor Editorial 25-35

Sponsor page 36

Brighton Info 38-39

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Programme Timetable

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Day 1 Saturday 15th October Syndicate 1 Syndicate 2 Syndicate 3 Syndicate 4 Meeting Room 1 Auditorium1

08.30 - 09.00 Vets Registration

and Coffee

09.00 - 10.30 Vets 1

10.00 - 10.30 Registration

and Coffee

10.30 - 11.00 Opening

Ceremony

11.00 - 12.30 Vets 2 NPoCUS- NPoCUS Workshop

ELS Course Master-classes Vascular 1

SMA/renal

12.30 - 13.30 lunch

13.30 - 15.00 MSK Workshop NPoCUS- NPoCUS Workshop

How to do it by vets ELS Course Master-classes vascular 2 arm DVT

the expert

15.00 - 15.30 tea

15.30 - 17.00 MSK Vets 3 NPoCUS- NPoCUS Vascular 1

Contentious ELS Course Master-classes

issues

17.30 - 18.30 Welcome

Reception

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Day 2 Sunday 16th October Syndicate 1 Syndicate 2 Syndicate 3 Syndicate 4 Meeting Room1 Auditorium 1 Auditorium 2

09.00-09.30

Registration

09.00-10.30 Abdomen 1 Gynae 1 Basic Joint BMUS/ Workshop Workshop

physics course SVT day physiotherapy breast

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10.30-11.00 coffee

11.00-12.30 Plenary

12.30-13.30 lunch

sponsored

by Olympus

13.30-15.00 Professional Gynae 2 Physics 1 Joint BMUS/ Workshop Workshop

issues 1 SVT day head and neck advanced MSK

15.00-15.30 tea

15.30-17.00 Abdomen 2 Professional Physiotherapy Joint BMUS/ Workshop basic

issues 2 SVT day gynaecology

17.00-17.45 Donald MacVicar

& Brown lecture

17.45-18.30 AXrEM

Champagne

reception

Thistle Renaissance Suite

20.00-late Bollywood night kindly sponsored by Hitachi Medical Systems UK Ltd

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Day 3 Monday 17th October Syndicate1 Syndicate 2 Syndicate 3 Syndicate 4 Meeting Room 1 Auditorium 1 Auditorium 2 Royal Sussex County Hospital

07.30-09.00

Registration

08.00-09.00 Meet the Meet the Meet the Meet the

expert 1 expert 2 expert 3 expert 4

09.00-10.30 Abdomen 3 Professional MSK ITD Workshop

issues 3 advanced

gynaecology

10.30 - 11.00 coffee

11.00-12.30 Obstetrics 1 Safety MSK ITD Workshop Debates Workshop

elastography Microbubbles

12.30-13.30 lunch sponsored

by Siemens

13.30-15.00 Service

improvement Obstetrics 2 MSK ITD Workshop

abdominal

doppler

15.00-15.30 tea

15.30-17.00 Abdomen 4 Obstetrics3 Physics 2 MSK ITD Workshop Workshop

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Scientifi c Programme BMUS 2011, Brighton

Day 1 Saturday 15 October

Syndicate 1

10.30 WELCOME Dr Colin Deane, BMUS President, King’s College Hospital, London Dr Pete Hoskins, Scientifi c Organising Committee Chair, University of Edinburgh

13.30 - 15.00 MSK – HOW TO DO IT BY THE EXPERT Faculty: Dr Tom Marshall, Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital Dr David Silver, Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital Dr Justin Lee, Chelsea & Westminster Hospital, London14.30 - 14.30 Proximal excursion of the sciatic nerve at the popliteal fossa during forward bending quantifi ed using

ultrasound. Hough A, Shum G, Attenborough A, Marsden J, University of Plymouth15.30 - 17.00 MSK – CONTENTIOUS ISSUES Moderator: Dr Tom Marshall, Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital15.30 - 15.55 Streamlining an MSK US service within the radiology department – who should be trained and how

should the service be run? Dr Justin Lee, Chelsea & Westminster Hospital, London15.55 - 16.20 The white paper- how should MSK US be provided best in primary care setting? Dr David Silver, Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital16.20 - 16.45 MSK US performed by non-radiologists/sonographers - How do we manage MSK US quality? Dr David Wilson, Nuffi eld Orthopaedic Centre, Oxford16.45 - 17.00 An innovative approach to a familiar problem: the development of a ultrasound guided joint and soft

tissue injection service for nurses in rheumatology. Hall A, Keele University; Matthews S, Cannock Chase Hospital; Shipley K, Sister, Haywood Hospital; Dawes P,

Haywood Hospital; Sheeran T, Cannock Chase Hospital; Roddy E, Keele University

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09.00 - 10.30 VETS 1 Moderators: Dr Alison King, Glasgow University Vet School Dr Jo Dukes-McEwan, University of Liverpool Small Animal Teaching Hospital09.00 - 09.30 Getting the best out of your ultrasound machine - working those knobs! Petra Agthe, Anderson Sturgess Veterinary Specialists, Winchester09.30 - 10.00 Ultrasound of the head and neck. Dr Frances Barr, Academic Director, British Small Animal Veterinary Association (BSAVA) 10.00 - 10.30 The road map of the abdomen. Dr Petra Agthe, Anderson Sturgess Veterinary Specialists, Winchester

11.00 - 12.15 VETS 2 Moderators: Dr Alison King, Glasgow University Vet School Dr Jo Dukes-McEwan, University of Liverpool Small Animal Teaching Hospital11.00 - 11.30 Does ultrasound have a role in evaluating the lame dog? Dr Frances Barr, Academic Director, British Small Animal Veterinary Association (BSAVA) 11.30 - 12.15 Therapeutic ultrasound in dogs and horses. Rachel Greetham, Chartered Animal Physiotherapist, Equine & Canine Solutions, Wrexham13.30 - 15.00 PRACTICAL SCANNING SESSIONS - (Dogs) This session will be tailored to delegates experience and requirements. Tutors include Frances Barr, Petra Agthe,

Alison King, Jo Dukes-McEwan (cardiac) and Sarah Band (Grove Lodge)

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15.30 - 17.00 VETS 3 – INTERACTIVE CASES Faculty: Petra Agthe, Anderson Sturgess Veterinary Specialists, Winchester Dr Jo Dukes-McEwan, University of Liverpool Small Animal Teaching Hospital

Syndicate 3

11.00 - 17.00 NPoCUS – ELS COURSE Moderators: Dr Bob Jarman, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Gateshead Dr Jim Connelly, Royal Victoria Infi rmary, Newcastle11.00 - 11.10 Introduction to ELS11.10 - 11.25 Overview the role of Echo in Arrest, Current fundamentals of ALS Brief recap of Universal Algorithm Restrictions to Echo usage What info can be added11.25 - 11.40 Using Echo in Cardiac Arrest management- demo 11.40 - 12.00 Physics of Ultrasound and Echo Knobology – the machine explained12.00 - 12.10 Basic Cardiac views SC and PLAX Anatomy and Embryology 12.10 - 12.30 Practical13.30 - 14.00 Further Echo Views and Pathology Achieving windows PSAX, Apical Pathology Pericardial Disease, LV function Acute Right Heart strain, Aortic Disease Pneumothorax, DVT, Aorta / FAST, IVC14.00 - 14.30 Achieving the views Orientation of probe position and what you see, diffi cult subjects, mostly concentrating on

subcostal views- practical 14.30 - 15.00 Scenario 1 practice15.30 - 16.00 Scenario 2 practice16.00 - 16.30 Scenario 3 practice16.30 - 16.50 Scenario based discussions16.50 - 17.00 Governance Introducing the modality To include QA/ Image capture Governance and training issues

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11.00 - 12.30 NPoCUS – MASTERCLASS Thoracic Ultrasound Moderator: Dr Nicola Drake, St Thomas’ Hospital, London

13.30 - 15.00 NPoCUS – MASTERCLASS Scanning in ITU Moderators: Dr Conn Russell, Ulster Hospital, Belfast Dr Craig Morris, Derby Hospital

15.30 - 17.00 NPoCUS – MASTERCLASS Scanning in emergency patients Moderator: Dr Tim Harris, Royal London Hospital

Meeting Room 1

11.00 - 12.30 WORKSHOP – VASCULAR 1 SMA/RENAL Moderators: Mr Stephen Wolstenhulme, University of Leeds, Dr Colin Deane, King’s College Hospital, London

13.30 - 15.00 WORKSHOP – VASCULAR 2 ARM/DVT Moderators: Mr Stephen Wolstenhulme, University of Leeds Dr Colin Deane, King’s College Hospital, London

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15.30 - 17.00 VASCULAR 1 Moderators: Mr Stephen Wolstenhulme, University of Leeds Dr Kerry Tinkler, Royal Free Hospital, London15.30 - 15.55 TIA carotid ultrasound recommendations. Dr Crispian Oates, Freeman Hospital, Newcastle15.55 - 16.10 Dose-dependent artefact in the carotid artery with dynamic contrast enhanced ultrasound Thapar A, Shalhoub J, Mannaris C, AH Davies, Averkiou M, Leen ELS, Imperial College, London16.10 - 16.20 Initial results of a sonographer-led surveillance program for superfi cial femoral artery (SFA) bare metal

stents to establish whether a scan at 1 year is the optimum time to pick up in-stent stenosis. Ralph R, York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust; Wolstenhulme S, University of Leeds; Nicholls MJ, York

Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust16.20 - 16.30 Trombophlebitis of the thoracic wall’s superfi cial veins. Popescu CI; Dimitriu A, Medsana Bucharest Medical Center, Romania16.30 - 16.50 Does B-mode advanced image processing improve image quality? Mr Stephen Wolstenhulme, University of Leeds

Auditorium 1

17.45 - 18.30 Welcome Reception. Drinks and President’s announcements

Day 2 Sunday 16th October

Syndicate 1

09.00 - 10.30 ABDOMEN 1 – 3D/4D Moderator: Prof Edward Leen, Hammersmith Hospital, London 09.00 - 09.30 3D/4D imaging. Mr Ben Stenberg, Freeman Hospital, Newcastle09.30 - 10.00 3D/4D new technologies. Dr Lol Berman, Addenbrookes Hospital, Cambridge10.00 - 10.15 Acoustic Radiation Force Impulse (ARFI) quantifi cation: repeatability of measurements in selected liver

segments and infl uence of age, body Mass Index (BMI) and liver capsule-to-box (CB) distance Jaffer OS, Lung PFC, Bosanac D, King’s College Hospital, London; Patel V, St Mary’s Hospital, London; Ryan SM,

Heneghan MA, Quaglia A, Sidhu PS, King’s College Hospital, London10.15 - 10.30 Acoustic Radiation Force Impulse (ARFI) imaging is able to identify early fi brosis in viral hepatitis:

preliminary results in 83 patients compared with aspartate transaminase to platelet ratio index. Jaffer O, Lung PFC, Bosanac D, Shah A, Patel V, Ryan S, Heneghan M, Sidhu PS; King’s College Hospital, London

12.45 BMUS AGM

13.30 - 15.00 PROFESSIONAL ISSUES 1 Cross-organisational Management of Ultrasound Education Moderators: Mrs Sue Halson-Brown, University of Portsmouth Mr Stephen Wolstenhulme, University of Leeds 13.30 - 14.00 Is there a need for CASE? Mrs Lynda Mulhair, Royal College of Midwives, London 14.00 - 14.30 Title tbc NHS Innovation Centre14.30 - 14.40 Implementation of changes to the ultrasound department at Bradford Royal Infi rmary and St.Luke’s

Hospitals 2007-2011. Lodge VG, Elliott L, Bradford Teaching Hospitals14.40 - 14.50 Managing sonographers with red fl ag status. Johnson JG, Briggs S, Carney S, Ahluwalia A, University Hospital of South Manchester (UHSM); Butler A, NHS

Fetal Anomaly Screening Programme14.50 - 15.00 Survey of core sonography knowledge in paediatric trainees in the Kent, Surrey & Sussex Deanery (KSS-D) Pelling V, Lillitos P, Sell T, Fernandez-Alvarez R, Brighton & Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust

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15.30 - 17.00 ABDOMEN 2 Interventional US Moderators: Prof Edward Leen, Hammersmith Hospital, London Dr Jonathan Richenberg, Royal Sussex County Hospital, Brighton 15.30 - 16.00 Fusion/navigation. Prof Edward Leen, Hammersmith Hospital, London16.00 - 16.30 Cost effectiveness of CEUS. Dr Christian Greis, Bracco Imaging Deutschland GmbH16.30 - 16.45 Reporting from static ultrasound images-need for change? Navis G, Martin J, Aurangabadkar A, Whiston Hospital16.45 - 17.00 Extending the role of the sonographer to include fi ne needle aspiration of neck pathology McElroy J, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde

Syndicate 2

09.00 - 10.30 GYNAECOLOGY 1 EPU and fertility Moderators: Dr Susanne Johnson, Princess Anne Hospital, Southampton Prof Dirk Timmerman, University Hospitals K.U.Leuven, Belgium09.00 - 09.30 Early pregnancy problems Pregnancy of Unknown Location (PUL) Dr Emma Kirk, North Middlesex Hospital, London09.30 - 10.00 Evaluation of the endometrium, Dr Thierry van den Bosch, University Hospitals K.U.Leuven, Belgium

10.00 - 10.10 Pelvic ultrasound: acute emergency pathology. Partington KJ, Bhuva S, Leeds Teaching Hospital Trust10.10 - 10.20 The endometrium and outcome of pregnancies of unknown location. Merritt SE, Redfearn C, Hamilton JA, Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust10.20 - 10.30 What is the outcome for empty gestational sac identifi ed transvaginally. Nelder J, Chudleigh T, Cambridge University NHS Foundation Trust.

13.30 - 15.00 GYNAECOLOGY 2 Oncology Moderators: Dr Susanne Johnson, Princess Anne Hospital, Southampton Dr Thierry van den Bosch, University Hospitals K.U.Leuven, Belgium13.30 - 14.30 The prediction of malignancy in adnexal masses Prof Dirk Timmerman, University Hospitals K.U.Leuven, Belgium14.30 - 15.00 The clinical impact of 3D and 4D ultrasound in gynaecology Mr Bill Smith, Clinical Diagnostic Services, London

15.30 - 17.00 PROFESSIONAL ISSUES 2 Fit for Purpose, Fit for Practice - what do we need to assess? Moderators: Mrs Sue Halson-Brown, University of Portsmouth Mr Stephen Wolstenhulme, University of Leeds 15.30 - 16.00 Standardised clinical competency assessments for all: can it happen? Ms Gill Harrison, City University, London16.00 - 16.30 Can practice subscribe to a national clinical competency framework? Mr Peter Cantin, Derriford Hospital, Plymouth 16.30 - 17.00 Ultrasound clinical competency - does one size fi t all? Dr Bob Jarman, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Gateshead

Syndicate 3 09.00 - 10.30 BASIC PHYSICS COURSE Moderator: Dr Carmel Moran, University of Edinburgh 09.00 - 09.45 B-mode instrumentation and knobology. Dr Jacinta Browne, Dublin Institute of Technology09.45 - 10.30 Doppler instrumentation and knobology. Dr Peter Hoskins, University of Edinburgh

13.30 - 15.00 PHYSICS 1 Moderators: Dr Peter Hoskins, University of Edinburgh Dr Carmel Moran, University of Edinburgh 13.30 - 14.00 Contrast imaging and drug delivery. Prof John Hossack, University of Virginia, USA

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14.00 - 14.30 Quantitative Contrast-Enhanced Ultrasound Imaging: Pitfalls, Challenges, and Advances. Dr Rob Eckersley, Imperial College, London14.30 - 14.40 Effect of non-steady fl ow on the adhesion of targeted microbubbles. Sennoga CA, Seddon J, Eckersley RJ, Tang MX, Imperial College London14.40 - 14.50 New formulations of albumin and dextrose based microbubbles for improved in vivo gene transfection. Browning RJ, Mulvana H, Tang MX, Hajnal JV, Imperial College London; Wells DJ, Royal Veterinary College,

London; Eckersley RJ, Imperial College London14.50 - 15.00 The effect of functionalisation and targeting on the acoustic and stability characteristics of

microbubbles. Casey J, Mulvana H, Hajnal JV, TanG MX, Eckersley RJ, Imperial College London

15.30 - 17.00 PHYSIOTHERAPY ULTRASOUND Moderators: Dr Roger Moshy, The District Hospital, Peterborough15.30 - 15.45 Role as a physio lecturing in US science as well as being a practising physio. Mr Scott Rickard, School of Health and Emergency Professions, Herts15.45 - 16.00 Ultrasound measurement of adipose tissue. Ms Clodagh Toomey, University of Limerick

16.15 - 16.30 The potential of sonography in the assessment and management of tennis elbow. TBC16.30 - 16.45 The role of dynamic ultrasound in physiotherapy – assessment & treatment. Debbie Stuart, Peterborough & Stamford, Hospitals Trust

Syndicate 4

09.00 - 17.00 JOINT BMUS/SVT DAY Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms Moderators: Ms Amanda Leavey, Yeovil District Hospital09.00 - 09.10 Introduction. Mr Stephen Wolstenhulme, Dr Kerry Tinkler 09.10 - 09.30 NAAASP: Ultrasound training. Ms Jan Dodgeon, University of Salford09.30 - 09.40 Screening for abdominal aortic aneurysms: evaluation of a training and audit programme. Padayachee TS, Kuchta A, Arnold JA, Thomas N, Ramachandran V, Waltham M, Guy’s & St. Thomas

NHS Foundation Trust09.40 - 09.50 NHS screening programme abdominal aortic aneurysm screening programme equipment evaluation

study: phase 2 – ease of. Wolstenhulme S, University of Leeds, Hussey G, Leicester Royal Infi rmary, Hartshorne T, Leicester Royal Infi rmary,

Moore S, Leeds General Infi rmary, Evans JE, University of Leeds09.50 - 10.00 Surveillance of endovascular aneurysm repair (EVAR): an audit of a sonographer-led colour Doppler

ultrasound and a radiologist-led contrast-enhanced computed tomography service. Froggett JS, Wolstenhulme S, University of Leeds; Nicholls MJ, York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.10.00 - 10.30 Does advanced image processing improve image quality? Mr Stephen Wolstenhulme, University of Leeds11.00 - 12.30 BMUS PLENARY SESSION - A opportunity for the BMUS/SVT attendees to attend the Plenary session 13.30 - 15.00 Extending the role for vascular laboratory staff - service development in intervention and physiological

measurement. Moderators: Dr Colin Deane, BMUS President Dr Kerry Tinkler, SVT President 13.30 - 14.00 Service development: vascular ultrasound and physiological measurement. Mr Tim Hartshorne, Leicester Royal Infi rmary14.00 - 14.30 EVLT and angiography work up clinics. Mrs Linda Harris, Salisbury District Hospital14.30 - 15.00 Discussion 15.30 - 17.00 End stage renal failure and haemodialysis Moderators: Dr Kerry Tinkler, Royal Free Hospital, London, Ms Amanda Leavey, Yeovil District Hospital15.30 - 16.00 Ultrasound of dialysis fi stulas. Mrs Nikki Cullen, Royal Liverpool Hospital16.00 - 16.30 What is the role of interventional radiology when an abnormal haemodialysis fi stula is diagnosed by

ultrasound? Dr Steven Powell, Royal Liverpool Hospital16.30 - 17.00 Discussion

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Meeting Room 1

09.30 - 11.00 WORKSHOP – PHYSIOTHERAPY Moderator: Dr Roger Moshy, The District Hospital, Peterborough This session will include- basic principles 3 x 20 minute practical sessions Bio feedback of the sphincters in the pelvis Shoulder.

13.30 - 15.00 WORKSHOP – HEAD AND NECK Moderator: Dr Simon Freeman, Derriford Hospital, Plymouth Ultrasound of the neck – from scared to prepared. Suitable for: Ultrasound practitioners wishing to learn or consolidate their knowledge of normal neck anatomy and

scanning techniques.

Abstract: The complex anatomy of the neck can make ultrasound examination a daunting prospect. Ultrasound is however ideally suited for evaluation of a wide variety of neck pathology and is increasingly requested by clinicians. Successful neck ultrasound requires knowledge of important anatomy and its ultrasound appearances. In this workshop we will demystify neck ultrasound anatomy and provide the opportunity for participants to learn and practice a structured approach to neck ultrasound under expert supervision.

By the end of this hands-on session you will have learned and practiced recognising: • Which neck muscles are important and why • How to divide the neck into anatomical regions (including the AJCC levels) • A standardised routine for performing neck ultrasound • Anatomy and ultrasound techniques for examining the salivary glands and ducts

This workshop will give delegates currently inexperienced in neck ultrasound the opportunity to develop their knowledge, skill and confi dence and prepare them for undertaking neck ultrasound studies.

15.30 - 17.00 BSGI/BMUS WORKSHOP BASIC GYNAECOLOGY Moderators: Dr Susanne Johnson, Princess Anne Hospital, Southampton Dr Nazar Amso, University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff

Station 1 + phantoms. Knobology Station 2 + phantom. Systematic approach to TV scanning Station 3. Virtual scan trainer Station 4. Online learning module.

Auditorium 1

09.00 - 10.30 WORKSHOP – BREAST Moderator: Dr Bill Svensson, Charing Cross Hospital, London • breast biopsy techniques (olives in chicken breast) • acquiring elastography images (breast phantom on chest wall of live model) • whole breast volume ultrasound acquisition (on live model)

13.30 - 15.00 WORKSHOP – ADVANCED MSK. Faculty: Dr Tom Marshall, Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital Dr Justin Lee, Chelsea & Westminster Hospital, London Dr John Bush, Royal Sussex County Hospital & Princess Royal Hospital, Brighton Dr Richard Goodwin, Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital Dr David Silver, Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital Dr Martin Watson, West Middlesex University Hospital Dr Gajan Rajeswaran, Chelsea & Westminster Hospital, London Dr Miny Walker, Imperial College, London

Station 1. Shoulder masterclass. Station 2. Wrist masterclass. Station 3. Ankle/foot masterclass Station 4. Individual tutorial Station 5. Individual tutorial Station 6. Individual tutorial

17.45 - 18.30 AXrEM champagne reception

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Auditorium 2

11.00-12.30 PLENARY Moderators: Dr Peter Hoskins, University of Edinburgh Dr Colin Deane, King’s College Hospital, London 11.00-11.30 Future developments in ultrasound instrumentation. Prof John Hossack, University of Virginia, USA11.30-12.00 Future practice of clinical ultrasound. Prof Edward Leen, Hammersmith Hospital, London12.00-12.30 Future of sonography practice. Ms Julie Walton, University of Liverpool 12.30-13.30 Lunch-time symposium (sponsored by Olympus KeyMed) 17.00-17.45 DONALD MACVICAR & BROWN LECTURE How do you solve a problem like Masanga. Dr Paul Dubbins, Derriford Hospital, Plymouth

Renaissance Suite, Thistle Hotel

20.00 til late CONFERENCE SOCIAL EVENT Bollywood evening and buffet kindly sponsored by Hitachi Medical Systems UK Ltd

Day 3 Monday 17 October Syndicate 1 08.00 - 09.00 MEET THE EXPERT 1 What the gynaecology-oncologist needs to know from the ultrasound report. Mr Ken Metcalf, Southampton University Hospital

09.00 - 10.30 ABDOMEN 3 Contrast Ultrasound Kindly sponsored by Bracco UK Ltd. Moderator: Prof Edward Leen, Hammersmith Hospital, London09.00 - 09.30 Contrast ultrasound for incidental lesions Prof Edward Leen, Hammersmith Hospital, London 09.30 - 10.00 Cost effectiveness of contrast ultrasound. Dr Francois Tranquart, Hopital Bretonneau, Tours, France10.00 - 10.15 Is there a co-association between renal or retroperitoneal tumours and scrotal varicoceles? Robson JW, Calderdale and Huddersfi eld NHS Foundation Trust, Wolstenhulme S, Knapp P, University

of Leeds10.15 - 10.30 Increased incidence of gallstones and biliary disease in patients with chronic spinal cord injury. Conlon R, McGlone B, National Rehabilitation Hospital,Co Dublin

13.30 - 15.00 SERVICE IMPROVEMENT Moderators: Dr Tony Evans, Leeds General Infi rmary Dr Carmel Moran, University of Edinburgh 13.30 - 13.50 What do good B-mode Images look like? Experience with 3 screening programmes. Dr Tony Evans, Leeds General Infi rmary13.50 - 14.10 What makes a good Colour Doppler Image? Dr Colin Deane, King’s College Hospital, London14.10 - 14.30 The Glass Slipper approach to ultrasound phantoms Dr Scott Inglis, Royal Infi rmary of Edinburgh 14.30 - 15.00 Ultrasound detection of contrast agents. How do they do it? Dr Carmel Moran, University of Edinburgh

15.30 - 17.00 ABDOMEN 4 Paediatric Contrast Ultrasound Moderator: Dr Paul Sidhu, King’s College Hospital15.30 - 16.00 Incidental Masses. Dr Maria Sellars, King’s College Hospital, London

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16.00 - 16.30 Chronic liver disease. Dr Annamaria Deganello, King’s College Hospital, London16.30 - 16.45 Delineation and characterization of pediatric focal liver lesions using contrast enhanced ultrasound

(CEUS): preliminary results. Jacob J, Patel P, Deganello AN, Hadzic ND, Sellars ME, Sidhu PS, King’s College Hospital, London16.45 - 17.00 A pictorial review of ultrasonography in the acute paediatric abdomen with surgical correlation. Zaparackaite I, Moorthy I, Lewis G, Mahomed A, Royal Alexandra Children’s Hospital, Brighton.

Syndicate 2

08.00 - 09.00 MEET THE EXPERT 2 Advanced Doppler techniques in fetal assessment Mr Darryl Maxwell, Guys & St Thomas Hospital Trust, London

09.00 - 10.30 PROFESSIONAL ISSUES 3: Can the NHS afford Advanced Practitioners to deliver an ultrasound service? Moderators: Mrs Sue Halson-Brown, University of Portsmouth Mr Stephen Wolstenhulme, University of Leeds

09.00 - 09.30 Delivering effective ultrasound services in the NHS – time to change? Professor Audrey Patterson, SCoR09.30 - 10.00 Skill Mix in sonography; can we afford Advanced Practitioners? Ms Jan Dodgeon, University of Salford10.00 - 10.30 A Workforce Review in Diagnostic Ultrasound. Mrs Pam Parker, Hull & East Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust

11.00 - 12.15 OBSTETRICS 1 Moderator: Dr Anne Marie Coady, Castle Hill Hospital, Cottingham11.00 - 11.45 PETER TWINING MEMORIAL LECTURE. Placental ultrasound and MRI in attachment disorders. Dr Mike Weston, St James’ University, Leeds11.45 - 12.15 Screening for Down syndrome: basic principles and theoretical aspects. Mr Wayne Huttly, Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry

13.30 - 15.00 OBSTETRICS 2 What to do next in .... Moderator: Dr Anne Marie Coady, Castle Hill Hospital, Cottingham13.30 - 14.00 How to do liquor volume assessment, aetiology and management. Dr Anne Marie Coady, Castle Hill Hospital, Cottingham 14.00 - 14.30 How to manage MCDA twin gestations. Dr Leonie Penna, King’s College Hospital, London14.30 - 15.00 How to investigate the fetus with hydrops. Dr Tessa Homfray, St George’s University, London

15.30 - 16.45 OBSTETRICS 3 Moderator: Dr Anne Marie Coady, Castle Hill Hospital, Cottingham Proffered Paper Session15.30 - 15.45 Measurement of the obstetric conjugate using ultrasound is it repeatable? Johnson JG, Cattle K, Kiff E, University Hospital of South Manchester (UHSM)15.45 - 16.00 Straight or spline cervical length measurement – which is most reproducible. Neale E, Chudleigh T, Nelder J, Baker R, Rosie Hospital, Cambridge,Harrison G, City University16.00 - 16.15 Longitudinal measurements of caesarean section scar size and residual myometrial thickness in

pregnancy as predictors of scar appearance at repeat caesarean delivery. Naji O, Imperial College, London, Daemen A, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, Abdallah Y, Imperial College,

London, Smith A, Imperial College, London, Pexsters A, University Hospitals, KU Leuven, Belgium, Stalder C, Saso S, Ghaem-Maghami S, McIndoe A, Imperial College, London, Timmerman D, University Hospitals, KU Leuven, Belgium, BourneT, Imperial College London/University Hospitals, KU Leuven, Belgium

16.15 - 16.30 Visibility and dimensions of caesarean section scars in pregnancy- an interobserver variability study. Naji O, Imperial College, London, Daemen A, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, Abdallah Y, Imperial College,

London, Smith A, Imperial College, London, Pexsters A, University Hospitals, KU Leuven, Belgium, Stalder C, Saso S, Ghaem-Maghami S, McIndoe A, Imperial College, London, Timmerman D, University Hospitals, KU Leuven, Belgium, BourneT, Imperial College London/University Hospitals, KU Leuven, Belgium

16.30 - 16.45 South Manchester experience: NT screening one year on: the importance of establishing a robust QA programme within the ultrasound department.

Johnson JG, Briggs S (UHSM), Butler, A : ROSCO, National Screening Committee, Carney S, Ahluwalia A, UHSM

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Syndicate 308.00 - 09.00 MEET THE EXPERT 3 Contrast agents Dr Paul Sidhu, King’s College Hospital, London

11.00 - 12.30 SAFETY Kindly sponsored by Bracco UK Ltd. Moderator: Prof Gail ter Haar, Royal Marsden Hospital, Sutton Professor Kjell Salvesen, Addenbrookes Hospital, Cambridge11.00 - 11.20 TI, MI and bioeffects Mr Adam Shaw, National Physical Laboratory, Middlesex

11.20 - 11.40 Dextrous or sinister? Can ultrasound infl uence you? Professor Kjell Salvesen 11.40 - 12.00 Ultrasound safety demonstration Mr Adam Shaw, National Physical Laboratory, Middlesex Prof Gail ter Haar, Royal Marsden Hospital, Sutton Professor Kjell Salvesen, Addenbrookes Hospital, Cambridge12.00 - 12.20 Ultrasound safety guidelines Prof Gail ter Haar, Royal Marsden Hospital, Sutton

15.30 - 17.00 PHYSICS 2 Moderators: Prof Gail ter Haar, Royal Marsden Hospital, Sutton Dr Peter Hoskins, University of Edinburgh15.30 - 16.00 New developments in ultasonic fi eld measurement Mr Adam Shaw, National Physical Laboratory, Middlesex16.00 - 16.15 Towards in vivo pathology: integrating high frequency ultrasound with interventional tools. Ssekitoleko RT, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Ng JHG, Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, Démoré

C, University of Dundee Flynn D, Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, Corner GA, Ninewells Hospital, Dundee,Desmulliez MPY, Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, Cochran S, University of Dundee

16.15 - 16.30 Speckle tracking methodologies for analysing peripheral nerve motion. Hunt P, The Open University, Milton Keynes, Harle J, The University of Liverpool / The Open University16.30 - 16.45 Neonatal transcranial ultrasound – an investigation of thermal hazard in current practice. Shaw A, Memoli G, Gélat P, Sadhoo N, National Physical Laboratory, Teddington; Osborne J, Robinson H, Bartle

D, Duck FA, Royal United Hospital Bath NHS Trust16.45 - 17.00 Thermal mapping of HIFU fi elds using thermal test objects. Martin EM, Shaw A, National Physical Laboratory

Syndicate 408.00 - 09.00 MEET THE EXPERT 4 Testes Dr Simon Freeman, Derriford Hospital, Plymouth

09.00 - 16.00 INTEGRATED TRAINING DAY The role of MSK US in the management of patients with musculo-skeletal problems in the primary care

setting. Faculty: Dr Tom Marshall,Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital Dr Justin Lee, Chelsea & Westminster Hospital, London Dr John Bush, Royal Sussex County Hospital & Princess Royal Hospital, Brighton Dr Richard Goodwin, Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital Dr David Silver, Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital Dr Martin Watson, West Middlesex University Hospital Dr Gajan Rajeswaran, Chelsea & Westminster Hospital,London Dr Miny Walker, Imperial College, London

US of the painful arc – one stop shop? Dr John Bush, Royal Sussex County Hospital Brighton US in evaluating musculo-skeletal lumps and bumps. Dr Paul Sookur, West Middlesex University Hospital US in evaluating small joint arthralgia – picking up infl ammatory arthropathies early. Dr Andrew Carne, Royal Surrey County Hospital US in Achilles tendon/calf muscle injuries. Dr Tom Marshall, Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital The white paper – organizing MSK US provision in primary care. Dr David Silver, Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital15.30 - 15.45 Ultrasound of non displaced fractures of the rib, hip and tibia. Dr Richard Beese, Darenth Valley Hospital, Dartford

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15.45 - 16.00 Ultrasound guided subacromial bursal injection: when and how? Partington KJ, Leeds Teaching Hospital Trust

Meeting Room 1

09.00 - 10.30 WORKSHOP ADVANCED GYNAECOLOGY-HYCOSY Kindly sponsored by de Smit Medical Systems Ltd Moderator: Prof Steve Killick, University of Hull and Hull York Medical School Station 1- Passing a speculum Station 2- Video of how to do a HyCoSy examination Station 3- + phantom. Foam contrast and passing a catheter Station 4 - Video of HyCoSy examination with diagnostic questions

15.30 - 17.00 WORKSHOP –OBSTETRICS Faculty: Dr Anne Marie Coady, Castle Hill Hospital, Cottingham Mr Darryl Maxwell, Guys & St Thomas Hospital Trust, London Dr Mike Weston, St James’ University, Leeds Station 1. Scanning: placenta Dr Mike Weston, St James’ University Hospital, Leeds Station 2. Liquor volume measurement. Dr Anne-Marie Coady, Castle Hill Hospital, Cottingham Station 3. MCAD measurement. Mr Darryl Maxwell, Guys & St Thomas’ Hospital Trust, London Station 4. First trimester NT scan technique.

Auditorium 1

11.00 - 12.30 WORKSHOP ELASTOGRAPHY Moderator: Dr Bill Svensson, Hammersmith Hospital, London A brief introduction to the physics of elastography Dr Peter Hoskins, University of Edinburgh Gynaecological elastography Mr Bill Smith, Clinical Diagnostic Services, London Liver elastography Dr Paul Sidhu, Kings College Hospital, London Breast elastography - why you need to understand the physics Dr William Svensson, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, London. Practical Sessions on models and phantoms.

13.30 - 17.00 WORKSHOP DOPPLER IN THE ABDOMEN Moderator: Ms Julie Walton, University of Liverpool

Auditorium 2

11.00 - 11.45 DEBATES 1 – ULTRASOUND MACHINES SHOULD ONLY BE REPLACED WHEN THEY DIE. Moderator: Mr David Roberts-Jones, past BMUS CEO For- Dr Tony Evans, Leeds General Infi rmary Against- Dr Trish Chudleigh, Addenbrookes University Hospitals NHS Trust11.45 - 12.30 DEBATE 2 – GYNAECOLOGISTS SHOULD STICK TO THE DAY JOB. For- Dr Sarah Russell, Manchester Against- Dr Mark Hans Emanuel, Amsterdam

Royal Sussex County Hospital, Brighton

11.00 - 12.30 WORKSHOP MICROBUBBLES Kindly sponsored by Bracco UK Ltd. Faculty: Dr Emma Simpson, Royal Sussex County Hospital, Brighton Dr Maria Sellars, King’s College Hospital, London Dr Annamaria Deganello, King’s College Hospital, London

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1. Ultrasound diagnosis of haematometra with an associated haematosalpinx. Gallagher J, Southampton University Hospitals NHS Trust.

2. Outcome of hysteroscopic myomectomy and polypectomy - a case series. Kar A, Davey M, Johnson S, Umranikar S, Princess Anne Hospital

3. Ultrasound in the management of women with an abnormal cervical smear test. Talaat A, Metcalf K, Johnson S, Princess Anne Hospital

4. Image attenuation correction for the quantifi cation of tissue perfusion with microbubbles. Christensen-Jeffries, K, Tang, M-X, A.K.P, Mulvana, H, Eckersley, R.J, Imperial College London.

5. Are embolic signal properties affected by embolus trajectory through the ultrasound beam? Banahan C1, J. Cowe1, V. Jeyagopal2, Chung EML2, Fan L1, Evans DH2, 1University Hospital of Leicester NHS Trust, Department of Cardiovascular Sciences, University of Leicester

6. The elusive search for relevance in QA measures. Evans JA, Moore SC, Dempsey K, Wolstenhulme S, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, University of Leeds

7 Measurement of the acoustic attenuation of IEC agar-based tissue-mimicking material from 13 - 33 MHz. Sun C1, Pye SD2, Browne JE 3, Janeczko A2, Ellis B2, Butler MB1, Sboros V1, Moran CM1, 1Medical Physics, University of Edinburgh; 2Medical Physics, NHS Lothian, Royal Infi rmary of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, Scotland; and 3School of Physics, Dublin Institute of Technology, Ireland

8. Not just a fatty lump! Ultrasound appearances of soft tissue swellings: benign and malignant. Lalli T, Hull Royal Infi rmary

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9. Prostate cancer pathways - making 31/62 happen. Parker PC, Byass OR, Simms M, Hunter AS, Abson J, Hull and East Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust

10. The impact of preoperative neoadjuvant chemoradiation on the accuracy of transrectal ultrasound for staging locally advanced rectal cancer. Li L, Ying NIE, FU Jie FU, Ling-li SHU, Shu-rui O, Li L, West China Medical School, Sichuan University, .

11. Communication of critical, urgent and signifi cant unexpected ultrasound fi ndings – an audit and experience of a tertiary hospital. Ward C, Parker P, Byass O, Hull and East Yorkshire NHS Trust.

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12. Out of hours ultrasound - a review of interesting cases and unusual diagnoses. Johnstone A L, Partington K J, Leeds NHS Trust.

13. Imaging lymph nodes with CEUS and MRI, similar fi ndings – a case report. Popescu C I, Oprisescu B , Dobranici T, Sprancenatu P, Biomedica International Medical Center, Academica Medical Center, Biomedica International Medical Center, Biomedica International Medical Center

13b. Speckle tracking methodologies for analysing peripheral nerve motion. Hunt P1, Harle J2, 1The Open University, Milton Keynes 2 University of Liverpool / The Open University, Milton Keynes

14. Ultrasound as a fi rst line investigation for primary hyperparathyroidism and its use in intraoperative localisation for minimally invasive parathyroidectomy. Viva, LJ, Kaabneh, A, Naisby GP, James Cook University Hospital

15. Direct access to testicular ultrasound - use it, don’t abuse it! Best, L, Aurangabadkar, A, St Helens and Knowsley Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

16. Scrotal ultrasonography for diagnosis of male infertility: is it an undervalued investigation? Patel KV, Sidhu PS, King’s College Hospital

17. Sonographic features of testicular epidermoid cysts on contrast enhanced ultrasound and real time tissue elastography. Patel KV, Sellars ME, Clerke JL, Sidhu PS, King’s College Hospital.

18. Paucity of sonographic evidence of cystic echinococcosis amongst mundari tribe-members in southern sudan: ecologic and ethnocultural differences may explain regional prevalence disparity. Stewart BT1,2,3 Jacob J 4, Finn T 3, Lado M 5, Napoleon R 5, Brooker S 1, Sidhu PS 4, Kolaczinski J1,3 1 London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, London, U.K, 2 Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, U.S.A, 3 Malaria Consortium – Africa Regional Office, Uganda 4 King’s College University Hospital, London, U.K, 5 Ministry of Health, Juba, Southern Sudan.

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McGuinness AJ, Snaith B, Wilson J, Wolstenhulme S, Mid Yorks Hospitals NHS Trust, University of Leeds.

29. Ultrasound evaluation for joint effusions. Partington. KJ, Leeds Teaching Hospital Trust.

30. Foot and ankle ultrasound: common pathological fi ndings. Partington. KJ, Leeds Teaching Hospital Trust.

31. Evolution of an effi cient musculoskeletal service pathway in Hull. Drury CS, Der Tavitian J, Parker P, Hull and East Yorkshire Hospitals trust.

32. Ultrasound fi ndings of epicondylitis of elbow. Kirillova ER, Kazan State Medical University, Russian Federation.

33. A guide to neck ultrasound: localising and evaluating lymph nodes in the neck. Bhuva S, Partington K, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust.

33b. Sonographic evaluation of thyroid nodules. Cortis K, Mizzi A. Mater Dei Hospital, Malta

34. The use of contrast enhanced ultrasound (ceus) in the diagnosis and management of post-traumatic splenic pseudoaneurysms in children. Jacob J, Deganello AM, Sellars ME, Sidhu PS, Kings College Hospital.

35. Partnership working in an NHS ultrasound department with a contract company. Lodge VG, Bradford Teaching Hospitals.

36. Pictorial review of multiple modality evar surveillance with comparative study of ultrasound and CT. Patrick L, Nicholls MJ, York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

19. Gallbladder wall oedema in a neonate with meconium aspiration syndrome (MAS), persistent pulmonary hypertension (pphn) and hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE). Nikaki, K., Coelho T, Aiton N, Fernandez-Alvarez JR, TMBU, BSUH NHS Trust..

20. Accuracy of ultrasound diagnosis of groin hernia. Chiu K, Wilson R, Bates J, Razack A, Taylor D, Hull and EastYorkshire NHS Trust.

21. Seeing past the appendix: the role of ultrasound in right iliac fossa pain. Farrow L S, Johnson R J, Johnson G, Rudralingam V, University Hospital of South Manchester (UHSM)

22. Clinical evaluation of ultrasound-guided percutaneous microwave ablation of hepatocellular carcinoma adjacent to the gastrointestinal tract. Yu XL, Liang P, Yu J, Chen ZG, Han ZY, Liu FY, Dong BW, Dept. of Interventional Ultrasound, Chinese PLA General Hospital.

23. Greater Manchester down’s syndrome screening programme; a successful collaborative working strategy. Young ML, Clenton M, Murray K, Dodgeon J, Greater Manchester Public Health Network, Bolton Royal Hospitals NHS Trust, Tameside Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. University of Salford

24. An evaluation of the antenatal ultrasound obesity clinic at the Jessop Wing Maternity Unit, part of Sheffi eld Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. Bullivant E, Sheffi eld Teaching Hospital NHS Trust

25. Audit of fetal cardiac anomaly detection rate at the Great Western NHS Hospital Foundation Trust, 2009/2010. Ahmed PW, Jones A, The Great Western Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

26. Point of care ultrasound on the acute medical unit. Johnson JG, Martin G, O’Connor L, Bowen A, Holland M, Gaillemin O, University Hospital of South Manchester, University of Manchester..

27. Focused assessment with sonography for trauma FAST scan. Beese R,Tang C, Darenth Valley Hospital.

28. A cohort study to evaluate emergency medicine ultrasound by non-Sonographers in clinical practice.

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Social Programme Saturday 15 October

Welcome Reception

17.30 - 18.30 Venue: Auditorium 1 Cost: Complimentary to all registered delegates and exhibitors. Come and mingle with friends and colleagues for drinks and President’s announcements at the opening of BMUS 2011.

Sunday 16 October

AXrEM Champagne reception

17.45 - 18.30 Venue: Auditorium 1 Following the Donald MacVicar & Brown lecture, get in the party mood and join manufacturers for a few drinks

before heading to the conference social event.

20.00- 01.00 Conference Party Bollywood night- buffet, DJ and disco. Kindly sponsored by Hitachi. Venue: Renaissance Suite, Thistle Hotel. Cost per person: £25 Dress: anything goes!

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List of Exhibitors 2011Company Stand number

BK Medical 12 & 13

British Institute of Radiologists 59

British Medical Ultrasound Society / Royal Society of Medicine 14, 15, 16

Bracco UK Ltd 19 & 20

Casmed International Ltd 58

Delta Surgical Ltd 2

de Smit Medical Systems Ltd 10

EMD Services Ltd 63

Esaote UK 34 & 36

First Call Medical / Red Professionals Locums Agency 45

Fujifi lm UK Ltd 38

GE Healthcare 29

HCL Healthcare 1

Hitachi Medical Systems 17 & 18

InHealth 40

Imaging Equipment Limited 6

Limbs & Things 4

MedaPhor Ltd 5

MIS Healthcare 30 & 32

Medrad Europe BV 42

Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust 44

Olympus KeyMed 22 & 23

Philips Healthcare 31 & 33

Siemens Healthcare 49, 50, 51

SonoSite 24 & 25

Southern Scientifi c Ltd 3

SuperSonic Imagine Ltd 28

The College of Radiographers 52

Toshiba Medical Systems 53, 55, 57

Tristel Plc 56

UK Medical Ltd 65

Wisepress Medical Bookshop 7

Zonare Medical Systems UK Ltd 21

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Exhibitor Profi lesBK Medical

Specialized mobile ultrasound from BK MEDICAL

Our ultrasound solutions are powerful, yet small, mobile and compact. Together with our range of specialized transducers, our mobile ultrasound solutions are designed to cover your area of expertise. High image quality is the result of our IQPAC™ technology enabling you to see important anatomical detail. And with Contrast Imaging, you can get additional information to help you make the best clinical decision for your patients. Our keyboard is sealed and transducers are compatible with modern disinfection and sterilization techniques making clean up easy. We are BK Medical - the experts in specialized ultrasound.

Bracco UK Limited

Bracco Imaging SpA is one of the world’s leading imaging companies. Its products are sold in over 80 countries with a global reputation for research and development. Bracco UK Limited, established in 2001, supports customers with products for X-Ray, Magnetic Resonance and Ultrasound Imaging modalities. Bracco continues its commitment to education in the fi eld of ultrasound imaging following the growth in the use of ultrasound contrast agents to provide diagnostic capability in this developing area.

Casmed International Limited

Since 1984 Casmed International has produced high quality devices for use in ultrasound including needle guides and cyst aspiration needles. We stock a wide range of covers designed to fi t all makes of ultrasound probes and balloons for endoscopy ultrasound. We have an extensive range of non-latex ultracovers and balloons made from polyisoprene featuring excellent elasticity and combining all the positive aspects of latex without the negative aspect of allergy.

Our manufacturing processes are of the highest quality and are fully compliant with strict European standards. We have been awarded the CE mark and all products comply with international standards including ISO 9001:2008 and ISO 13485:2003 allowing complete traceability throughout the entire manufacturing process.

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Exhibitor Profi lesDe Smit Medical Systems Ltd

ExEm Foam Kit® is a highly echogenic product to assess tubal patency during HyCoSy, made from a combination of ExEm Gel and purifi ed water which, when mixed together, creates a foam of micro air bubbles. ExEm Gel has been used to perform nearly 30,000 inter-uterine ultrasound examinations across Europe of which approximately 10,000 have been HyCoSy (over 2,000 in the UK) with no reported complications. A cost-effective and specifi cally CE marked contrast agent with a proven track-record evidenced by over 43 fertility clinics across the UK now regularly using it. De Smit Medical are a Bristol-based medical product distributor with a UK sales force, specializing in partnerships with worldwide manufacturers promoting their existing range of women’s health and urology products.

Delta Surgical Ltd

Delta Surgical has a reputation for not only supplying innovative products, but increasingly on service and quality. At Delta we fi rmly believe that innovation, service and quality are the cornerstones of our success, something we intend to continue to build upon in the future. We offer an extensive Ultrasound range and supply products covering all branches of medicine including Cardiology, Radiology, Theatres, Urology and Gynaecology.

EMD Services Ltd

EMD Services Ltd are the offi cial dealer for all of the SimuLab Products within the UK.

Simulab’s research and developments are focused on anatomical realism and product innovation, having contributed signifi cantly in the fi eld of simulation. Simulab have developed a range of manikins to aid in the training of Ultrasound, with the SonoMan & SonoMom, for training in recognition and reading of Ultrasound images. Simulab also have manikins and training aids that have Ultrasoundable Tissues, enhancing the training of Lumbar Puncture, Epidural, Thoracentesis, Central Vascular Catheterization, and Foreign Body training.

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Exhibitor Profi lesEsaote UK

Esaote UK are proud to show at the BMUS congress the latest developments in ultrasound: The MyLabSeven: A unique cart based system that brings a new meaning to ‘’ease of use’’. With the use of our Smart Touch user interface and iQ Probes, ultrasound has been taken to a new level. The MyLabTwice with MyLabSAT: The only high end ultrasound system that comes complete with its own detachable Point-Of-Care portable ultrasound. This allows you Twice the scanning opportunities.Our fl agship MyLabTwice can be confi gured with Virtual Navigator (merging of MRI or CT images with real time ultrasound), Elastography and many other options, like the automated measurement of Intima Media Thickness and Arterial Stiffness, as you would expect from a premium-end ultrasound system The MyLabOneMSK is a dedicated portable touch screen system for MSK. It comes with an integrated tutorial for MSK applications.

First Call Medical / Red Professional Locums Agency

First Call is a recruitment consultancy specializing in the health sector. First Call has a reputation among health professionals for the quality of its recruitment services.

Our customer focused approach enables us to maintain an unparalleled level of personal and expert contact with our locums and clients. Our consistent and dedicated teams focus on particular medical sectors.

Our aim is to provide the opportunities for progression with unrivalled levels of effi ciency and professionalism.

This Year we have merged with Red Professional Locums Agency an established Doctors Recruitment Agency whose work ethics are on par with First Call. Together we are working ahead to offer our Clients and Candidates a complete Recruitment Package.

Fujifi lm UK Ltd

FUJIFILM is well known in the medical imaging world for its CR, DR and Mammography products. FUJIFILM has now created its fi rst ultrasound system, the FAZONE CB, using the latest technology available to produce a unit which combines ease of use and superb image quality with “Anytime, Anywhere” mobility. This stylish Premium Portable System is lightweight and boasts a fast boot-up time. It has a high quality 12” LCD monitor which allows full screen display of the ultrasound image. Perhaps its most useful feature though is its “OPTIMISE” button which enables automatic image adjustment. This function even allows users with limited ultrasound experience to produce optimal images.

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Exhibitor Profi lesGE Healthcare

GE Healthcare’s broad range of products and services enable healthcare providers to better diagnose and treat cancer, heart disease, neurological diseases and other conditions earlier. Our vision for the future is to enable a new “early health” model of care focused on earlier diagnosis, pre-symptomatic disease detection and disease prevention and with our Healthymagination commitment we aim to provide better health for more people at lower cost. Part of this commitment is expressed in our wide range of ultrasound systems from the sophisticated LOGIQ E9 to the pocket sized Vscan.

At BMUS this year GE Healthcare ultrasound products include LOGIQ E9, Voluson Signature S8, Venue 40, LOGIQ e and Vscan along with a new premium radiology system making its fi rst appearance in the UK

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HCL Healthcare

HCL Healthcare is one of the largest medical recruitment agencies in the UK, offering both locum, permanent and fi xed term positions in the Radiography sector.

We work closely with clients throughout the UK in some of the most sought after private and NHS hospitals, so whatever your requirements, visit our stand to speak to one of our specialist recruitment consultants and fi nd out about our latest job opportunities.

Hitachi Medical Systems

Hitachi Medical Systems present the HI VISION Ascendus at BMUS 2011-

The latest addition to the HI VISION series, the Ascendus is the culmination of lengthy collaboration within the Hitachi Group’s network of research laboratories in the development of a system offering world-beating image quality. Featuring the award-winning ergonomic design that comfortably accommodates all operator and patient position combinations combined with expert imaging modalities such as Hitachi Real-time Tissue Elastography (HI-RTE), dynamic Contrast Harmonic Imaging (dCHI) and Real-time Virtual Sonography, the Ascendus delivers maximum therapeutic potential and high defi nition imaging for improved diagnostic confi dence. As the world’s fi rst product able to display 4-D Real-time Tissue Elastography images Hitachi achieves new levels in technological leadership.

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Exhibitor Profi lesImaging Equipment Ltd

IEL represent a wide range of international manufacturers of medical equipment with a particular emphasis in the fi eld of diagnostic and therapeutic radiology, with particular emphasis on Quality Assurance, Nuclear Medicine, Radiotherapy and Diagnostic Imaging. At BMUS we are pleased to introduce our range of motorized, bariatric ultrasound couches and CIRS Ultrasound phantoms. The Biodex range of Ultrasound Couches can be adjusted by the sonographer to the correct and comfortable ergonomically working position, thus reducing sonographer pain or injury, and potentially shortening exam time and improving results. This range of ultrasound couches is specifi cally designed to help prevent musculoskeletal injuries. They allow seated or standing work positions and can easily accommodate bariatric patients, as they have an extra wide surface with a weight loading of 227Kg.

For further information on the whole range please visit our website www.imagingequipment.co.uk

InHealth

InHealth is one of the UK’s leading providers of diagnostic and imaging services operating across the country and provides both in mobile and static facilities MRI, CT, Ultrasound, PET/ CT, Nuclear Medicine, Digital Mammography, X Ray, DEXA scanning. The company vision is founded upon a desire to improve healthcare provision through the delivery of innovative, effi cient and leading edge services staffed by dedicated and highly trained professionals. We specialise in providing state-of-the-art diagnostic and imaging services, improving patient access and helping Trusts, SHAs, PCTs, GPs and other healthcare organisations to meet their targets.

Limbs & Things

For over 20 years Limbs & Things has been designing, manufacturing and supplying quality medical training products for healthcare professionals.

Our catalogue includes task trainers, synthetic soft tissue anatomical simulation models and demonstration models.For more information contact us on [email protected] or 01173110500

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MedaPhor Ltd

ScanTrainer is a 24/7 virtual reality ultrasound training simulator, which combines ‘real-feel’ haptic simulation, real patient scans and curriculum-based interactive learning, to provide fast and effective ultrasound training prior to patient contact. ScanTrainer’s self directed learning removes the requirement for patients to learn on and minimises an expert’s direct supervision, making the system both resource effi cient and cost effective. The system comes with integrated obstetrics and gynaecology training modules and a wide range of pathology modules is being introduced.

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Exhibitor Profi lesMedrad UK/ MEDRAD MVS Europe

MEDRAD Multi Vendor Service provides ultrasound probe and MRI coil repair to all major European Markets.

Ultrasound ProbesMEDRAD MVS provides fast, reliable, OEM-quality repair at a reasonable price for all major ultrasound probe brands. Our ultrasound capabilities include most electrical, mechanical and cosmetic repairs. MVS also offers TotalRepair, a guaranteed repair solution on select standard and transesophageal (TEE) probes, enabled by 100% repair capabilities. With the greatest repair capabilities in the industry, MSV provides you with a repair solution more often, so that you can avoid costly exchanges and replacements.

MRI CoilsWith nearly 25 years as a coil manufacturer, and over 35 coil patents, MEDRAD MVS is the experienced leader in third-party coil repair. Our coil repair capabilities include all electrical, mechanical and cosmetic repairs on most manufacturers.

For more information about MVS visit www.medrad.com/mvs or contact our European/UK MVS team; 0808-2344370.

MIS Healthcare

MIS Healthcare is a leading UK distributor of Diagnostic Imaging equipment, Service support, Training and Education in the UK and Ireland healthcare arena. We focus on complete solutions for Healthcare providers in imaging equipment and consumables for X-ray, Ultrasound, Fluoroscopy, CT and MR

We are proudly presenting our Samsung Medison range of Ultrasound Scanners at BMUS 2011.

There is a great line up, from entry level Hand Carry Units, through to high end solutions in diagnostic Ultrasound with very exciting developments in 3D/4D High Defi nition Volume Imaging and Volume NT, ‘ElastoScan ’ real-time elastography, User friendly Ergonomics, Workfl ow, Measurements and Reporting.

We will be pleased to discuss your requirements and thoughts on the exciting world of Diagnostic Ultrasound

Samsung Medison is one of the worlds leading researchers, developers and manufacturers of ultrasound and other medical imaging products. Founded in 1985, Medison was acquired by

Samsung Electronics in February 2011. Throughout its history, the company has achieved a series of technological breakthroughs, such as introducing the world’s fi rst commercially available 3D and 4D diagnostic ultrasound scanners. Driven by an investment of 12 % of revenues into R&D, its range of machines now covers everything from the lightest and most portable of scanners, to the very latest and most sophisticated in ultrasound technology. Samsung Medison also produces digital X-rays and other medical imaging products.

At BMUS this year GE Healthcare ultrasound products include LOGIQ E9, Voluson Signature S8, Venue 40, LOGIQ e and Vscan along with a new premium radiology system making its fi rst appearance in the UK.

Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust

Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust is one of the biggest and busiest acute Trusts in England. We provide services to over 2.5 million residents in the Nottingham area. We also provide specialist services to another 3-4 million people from across the Midlands.

The Trust is made up of Queen’s Medical Centre (our emergency care site), Nottingham City Hospital (Cancer and Heart centres, stroke services and the care of patients with long-term conditions) and Ropewalk House (outpatients and hearing services).

We have achieved national and international recognition for our stroke, renal, neurosciences, cancer and trauma services.The Radiology department provides a comprehensive range of services across nine modalities including adult and paediatric imaging. We deliver over 450,000 tests per year.

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Exhibitor Profi lesOlympus KeyMed

Olympus is the UK distributor for ALOKA, a partnership that has existed for more twenty-fi ve years. As a leading innovator in ultrasound for more than sixty years, ALOKA has developed an enviable reputation for producing exceptionally versatile ultrasound systems that benefi t from pioneering technologies, yet remain simple to operate.

BMUS 2011 sees Olympus showcase ALOKA’s new premium level system, the ProSound F75, which provides unprecedented performance in a variety of applications. Also on display are ALOKA’s popular ProSound Alpha 7 and ProSound Alpha 6, which offer industry-leading technologies including Broadband Harmonics, Directional eFlow and Adaptive Image Processing.

Visit www.olympus.co.uk/aloka for details.

Philips Healthcare

Philips continues to challenge the boundaries of ultrasound technology, combining the strength of the iU22 system with the power of xMATRIX, offering an ultrasound system in a category of its own. The iU22 xMATRIX is an innovation that can increase clinical confi dence and reduce examination time, while potentially reducing risk of repetitive strain injury even on technically diffi cult patients. xMATRIX allows viewing of two imaging planes simultaneously in real-time and data acquisition without changing transducers and disrupting workfl ow.

In response to our customers, exciting new developments to Philips’ ultrasound family will be introduced later in 2011 which will provide innovative and cost-effective solutions for the dynamic healthcare market.

RSM Press

RSM Press publishes Ultrasound on the behalf of BMUS. The journal fulfi ls both an educational and scientifi c research role by publishing review articles, current research, and descriptions of new techniques and equipment. Ultrasound is international in scope with editorial board members from all over the world. Contributions are welcomed from all sections of this important diagnostic fi eld, with full details about submission of articles available on the website.

For more information or to request a free trial, please visit: ult.rsmjournals.com.

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Exhibitor Profi lesSiemens Healthcare

New team, innovative systems, sound diagnosis. Introducing the third generation ACUSON S2000 ultrasound system. Not just a technical upgrade but a step forward in transducer design and imaging technology, with the High Density 6C1 probe - the next in our range of ergonomic transducers and the latest updates in our Shear wave imaging.

The ACUSON X300 Premium Edition 7.0 release offers exceptional imaging in all patient body types. The high resolution 17 inch monitor with integrated handle means improved ergonomics and provides superb imaging in a highly portable system.The ACUSON P10 is 1/5th of the size of a laptop and 1.6 pounds. ‘Truly an innovative ‘Pocket Ultrasound System’.

Let our new team introduce you to our enhanced portfolio at the Siemens stand no. 49 For further information please contact:Siemens HealthcareSir William Siemens SquareFrimley, CamberleySurrey, GU16 8QD

Tel: 0800 512128Fax: 01276 [email protected]

SonoSite Inc

SonoSite, Inc. (www.sonosite.com) is the innovator and world leader in hand-carried ultrasound. Headquartered near Seattle, the company is represented by ten subsidiaries and a global distribution network in over 100 countries. Built to military specifi cations SonoSite’s small, lightweight systems are expanding the use of ultrasound across the clinical spectrum by cost-effectively bringing high performance ultrasound to the point of patient care.

High-quality, simple to use imaging so ultrasound guidance is easily incorporated into procedures

5 year standard warranty on the M-Turbo®, S Series™, NanoMaxx™ and MicroMaxx® systems including SonoSite manufactured transducers – an industry fi rst

Small footprint products that can be brought to the bedside or mounted on a wall for fast access to ultrasound

SonoSite Ltd.European HeadquartersAlexander House40A Wilbury WayHitchin, HertsSG4 0APTel: +44 (0) 1462-444800Fax: +44 (0) 1462-444801Email: [email protected]

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Southern Scientifi c Ltd

Southern Scientifi c Ltd will be displaying an example of their new range of Beta ultrasound couches, alongside their top of the range 4 motor Delta 2. The new Beta couches are offered with a choice of 1, 2 or 3 motorised functions and an option of 70cm or 80cm upholstery widths. All these couches are rated with a maximum patient capacity of 250kgs or higher.

The specialist Echo and Doppler couches have been upgraded and both have a patient weight capacity of 225kgs. The Echo is now offered with a separate operator stool to allow for greater fl exibility. All the couches are covered by a 3 year warranty for metalwork and motors

SuperSonic Imagine Ltd

The Art of MultiWave™ Ultrasound ImagingWe will show and demonstrate our new AIXPLORER® system that harnesses proprietary SonicSoftware™, an all-software based architecture that transfers conventional beamforming and scan conversion from hardware to software, enabling acquisition speeds of up to 20,000 frames per second, some 200 times faster than conventional ultrasound.

UltraFast™ Imaging supports the implementation of ShearWave™ Elastography, technology that can capture the movement of tissue that was undetectable until now, and more particularly quantify the stiffness of tissue in real-time. This new mode is quantitative, user-skill independent and reproducible.

ShearWave Elastography can be seen demonstrated on our stand, and during the Workshop sessions.

The College of Radiographers

The College of Radiographers is committed to developing and promoting the science and practice of medical imaging and radiation therapy. We put the unifi ed voice of sonographers in the UK to good effect in developing and promoting policy on current and emerging educational, professional and workforce issues related to sonography.We welcome visitors to our stand where our representatives will be on hand to discuss a wide range of topics, including regulation, workforce shortages and development, work-related injuries, continuing professional development, etc. So, please visit us – members and non-members are all very welcome.

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Exhibitor Profi lesToshiba Medical Systems

At BMUS 2011 following the unparalleled success of the Aplio premium Ultrasound systems, Toshiba Medical System will be exhibiting the New Aplio Family of Ultrasound systems.

The new Aplio family revolutionary High Density Beamforming architecture delivers images with unprecedented clarity, resolution and detail for a confi dent and precise diagnosis. The new Aplio family comes equipped with a new and innovative range of powerful clinical tools aiding visualisation, quantifi cation and intervention for your daily routine clinical workload.

Seeing is believing. To fi nd out more, talk to the specialists in diagnostic imaging at the Toshiba stand.

Tristel Plc

Tristel plc is an infection and contamination control business headquartered in Newmarket, United Kingdom. Its lead technology is a proprietary chlorine dioxide formulation used to disinfect instruments and surfaces and to control legionella in water. Tristel’s products are considered to be amongst the highest performing biocides available to hospitals and industry, killing all organisms, including spores, in short exposure times. Tristel’s chlorine dioxide chemistry is also safe and easy to use.

Tristel partners with other infection control technology providers to present a holistic approach to its customers, allowing it to address the fi ve routes of transmission of infection – instruments, surfaces, water, skin and air.

Tristel was admitted to the London Stock Exchange AIM market in June 2005. Its stock exchange symbol is TSTL.

UK Medical Limited

Established for over 20 years, UK Medical specialises in the supply of premium quality, interventional, single-use medical products to the NHS and the private healthcare sectors. The business is highly successful with an impressive record of growth and a reputation for innovation. We work with leading suppliers from around the world, including CareFusion, Bioteq, Cooper Surgical, Ella-CS and Minvasys to offer products in the areas of Gastroenterology, Radiology, Oncology, Cardiology, Haematology and Palliative Care.

Our focus for this meeting will be on key products within our Biopsy, Drainage and Obs & Gynae categories, including Achieve® and Temno Evolution® soft tissue biopsy systems, the Neo-hydro multi-purpose drainage catheter and Cooper Surgical HSG and HyCoSy catheter sets.

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Exhibitor Profi lesWisepress Medical Bookshop

Wisepress.com, Europe’s leading conference bookseller, has a complete range of books and journals relevant to the themes of the meeting. Books can be purchased at the stand or, if you would rather not carry them, posted to you – Wisepress will deliver worldwide. In addition to attending 200 conferences per year, Wisepress has a comprehensive medical and scientifi c bookshop online with great offers.

Zonare Medical Systems UK LTD

ZONARE Medical Systems, Inc. designs, develops, and manufactures premium compact performance ultrasound solutions, which combine revolutionary technology with an innovative physical design.

Zone Sonography technology™ ZONARE’s unique patented approach to ultrasound imaging, is focused on bringing the highest performance to all clinical settings, leading to advanced diagnostic capabilities, more cost effective operation and increased value to providers.

This technology enables ZONARE to deliver advanced software features such as Auto Optimisation™ and ZST™, which compensates for differing speed of sound in different body masses, IQ Scan™, which allows full retrospective imaging and Compound tissue harmonics ensuring that ZONARE keeps the user at the leading edge of ultrasound technology.

For more information, please visit our web site at www.zonare.co.ukZonare Medical Systems UK LtdSuite A8Westacott Business CentreWestacott WayLittlewick GreenMaidenheadBerkshire SL6 3RTTel. 08448 711 811Fax 08448 711 810Email: [email protected]: www.zonare.co.uk

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Brighton is one of the most diverse places in the country with a great wide range of restaurants, bars, shopping and cultural activities.

Information from Visit Brighton is available at the Brighton Centre and staff will be happy to help with any recommendations. You’ll fi nd a map of the immediate area in this programme.

We’re spoilt for choice, but here are our top 5 things to do in Brighton this weekend. After you have sat in all the scientifi c sessions of course!

Check out the Royal PavilionThe incredible seaside palace of the Prince Regent (George IV) was transformed by John Nash into one of the most exotic iconic buildings in the UK. The gardens are a quiet haven in the heart of a busy city.

BMUS Bollywood evening Put on a splash of colour and get in party mood for the BMUS social evening Sunday evening in the Renaissance Suite, Thistle hotel.

Take a stroll along Brighton Pier From the Brighton Centre, walk along the seafront boardwalk past the Artist’s Quarter until you hit the pier. Revert back to your childhood and take in the dizzying array of sights sounds and smells!

Soak up the history of The Lanes Once the heart of the old fi shing town of Brighthelmstone, The Lanes, Brighton’s historic quarter is an intricate maze of twisting alleyways, offering an extraordinary mix of history and heritage lingering amidst the antique, jewellery, boutique fashion and design shops.

Eat fi sh and chips on the beach Come rain or shine, it would be rude not to indulge in this traditional sea-side ritual!

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ION

At BMUS we run a varied programme of study days and events through the year. These are spread across the country and differ from year to year in terms of specialty topic, although we do have a programme of ‘core’ days such as Gynaecology, DVT and Musculoskeletal ultrasound which are run on an annual basis.These courses are all accredited with BMUS CPD points (BECA)

professionals.

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42EV

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Forthcoming BMUS events in 2011

Pre-clinical ultrasound day- 26th October, London Urology ultrasound course- 31st October- 1st November, PlymouthObstetrics ultrasound- 17th November, London

Topics to follow in 2012- Thryroid- February 2012, LondonTHUGS (UK Therapy Ultrasound Group), London Paediatric ultrasound, PlymouthObstetrics evening event- June, London Gynaecology- Bristol

Many more courses to be announced shortly. Please let us know if you would like us to provide training in a specifi c area. Your feed-back is very important to us.

Organising an ultrasound event?Apply to BMUS for endorsement and CPD credits.

All details can be found on www.bmus.org

Final Scientific Programme BMUS 2011, Brighton

Documents

ultrasound npocus meeting

npocus npocus vascular

scientifi c programme

annual scientifi c meeting

scientifi c conference

joint meeting

meeting room

social programme