Join Canon Medical at ESSR 2024 in Lugano
Join us for the European Society of Skeletal Radiology (ESSR) annual meeting in Lugano (6–8 June 2024). During these days, we will showcase our latest advancements in ultrasound technology at the Canon Medical Systems booth.
Meet our team for a live demonstration to understand how these innovations can benefit your practice.
Canon Medical also means peer-to-peer education. On June 7, you are welcome to attend our symposium on the latest trends and innovations in musculoskeletal imaging, "Elevating MSK Ultrasound Scanning," with Prof. Carlo Martinoli and Dr. Lionel Pesquer.
Visit our booth, meet our team, and join us at the symposium to learn more about Canon Medical's solutions and how they can support your clinical needs.
Meet our team for a live demonstration to understand how these innovations can benefit your practice.
Canon Medical also means peer-to-peer education. On June 7, you are welcome to attend our symposium on the latest trends and innovations in musculoskeletal imaging, "Elevating MSK Ultrasound Scanning," with Prof. Carlo Martinoli and Dr. Lionel Pesquer.
Visit our booth, meet our team, and join us at the symposium to learn more about Canon Medical's solutions and how they can support your clinical needs.
Elevating MSK Ultrasound Scanning | Program
13:00–14:00 (CEST) | Room B
Title: Elevating MSK Ultrasound Scanning
This program offers a comprehensive exploration of the complex anatomy and imaging techniques involved in ultrasound examination of the midfoot and wrist.
Led by Prof. Carlo Martinoli and Dr. Lionel Pesquer, the session will delve into the intricate and tiny structures of the midfoot and wrist, providing participants with a detailed understanding of anatomy.
You will leave with a comprehensive understanding of midfoot and wrist ultrasound imaging, empowering you to apply this knowledge effectively in your clinical practice.
Program
Title: Elevating MSK Ultrasound Scanning
This program offers a comprehensive exploration of the complex anatomy and imaging techniques involved in ultrasound examination of the midfoot and wrist.
Led by Prof. Carlo Martinoli and Dr. Lionel Pesquer, the session will delve into the intricate and tiny structures of the midfoot and wrist, providing participants with a detailed understanding of anatomy.
You will leave with a comprehensive understanding of midfoot and wrist ultrasound imaging, empowering you to apply this knowledge effectively in your clinical practice.
Program
- An Ultrasound Journey Around the Midfoot and its Complexity | Prof. Carlo Martinoli
- Hi-Resolution Ultrasound of Wrist Ligaments | Dr. Lionel Pesquer
- Live Q&A
- Become familiar with the complex anatomy of the midfoot and wrist
- Learn the ultrasound appearance and scanning techniques used to evaluate this anatomical region
- Master tricks and tips in order to improve your scanning technique
- Identify the main injury patterns
- Participate in the Q&A to find answers to your questions
INFORMATION ON SPEAKERS AND THEIR PRESENTATIONS
Speaker: Prof. Carlo Martinoli, MD Radiologist
IRCCS San Martino University Hospital
Genoa, Italy
Presentation: An Ultrasound Journey Around the Midfoot and Its Complexity
Conventionally, the foot has been divided into three main anatomic areas: the hindfoot, the midfoot, and the forefoot.
Although midfoot pathology is less common than that affecting the hindfoot and forefoot, it is crucial to understand and be familiar with the intricate anatomy of this region.
As technology progresses, high-resolution ultrasound has become increasingly important in the assessment of a variety of conditions of the midfoot affecting tendons and their retinacula, ligaments, intrinsic muscles, neurovascular structures, bones, joints, and other regional soft tissues.
Knowledge of the basic ultrasound anatomy and scanning technique of the midfoot is essential for accurate image analysis and interpretation.
IRCCS San Martino University Hospital
Genoa, Italy
Presentation: An Ultrasound Journey Around the Midfoot and Its Complexity
Conventionally, the foot has been divided into three main anatomic areas: the hindfoot, the midfoot, and the forefoot.
Although midfoot pathology is less common than that affecting the hindfoot and forefoot, it is crucial to understand and be familiar with the intricate anatomy of this region.
As technology progresses, high-resolution ultrasound has become increasingly important in the assessment of a variety of conditions of the midfoot affecting tendons and their retinacula, ligaments, intrinsic muscles, neurovascular structures, bones, joints, and other regional soft tissues.
Knowledge of the basic ultrasound anatomy and scanning technique of the midfoot is essential for accurate image analysis and interpretation.
Discover More About the Speaker
Carlo Martinoli is Full Professor of Radiology and Director of the Postgraduate School of Diagnostic Radiology at the University of Genoa (Italy). He is also Head of the Emergency Radiology Unit at the IRCCS Ospedale Policlinico San Martino (Italy).
He has devoted more than 25 years to education in the field of musculoskeletal radiology and is the author of a preeminent textbook on musculoskeletal ultrasound.
He has published over 310 articles in international peer-reviewed medical journals.
Carlo Martinoli is currently the immediate Past President of the European Society of Musculoskeletal Radiology (ESSR).
Speaker: Dr. Lionel Pesquer, MD
Radiologist
Enosis - Clinique du Sport de Bordeaux
Bordeaux, France
Presentation: Hi-Resolution Ultrasound of Wrist Ligaments
Wrist ligament injuries are common in daily practice, especially after traumas, and can cause chronic disabilities, especially in athletes. Hi-resolution ultrasound is often required to diagnose soft tissue abnormalities as it is a widely available technique, and recent advances in technology have improved its diagnosis accuracy.
However, a good knowledge of anatomic ligaments and a correct scanning technique are mandatory to allow a precise diagnosis.
This presentation aims to remind the audience of the main ligamentous structures of the wrist, describe tricks and tips for assessing them with the most recent probes, and discuss the strengths and limits of ultrasound.
Enosis - Clinique du Sport de Bordeaux
Bordeaux, France
Presentation: Hi-Resolution Ultrasound of Wrist Ligaments
Wrist ligament injuries are common in daily practice, especially after traumas, and can cause chronic disabilities, especially in athletes. Hi-resolution ultrasound is often required to diagnose soft tissue abnormalities as it is a widely available technique, and recent advances in technology have improved its diagnosis accuracy.
However, a good knowledge of anatomic ligaments and a correct scanning technique are mandatory to allow a precise diagnosis.
This presentation aims to remind the audience of the main ligamentous structures of the wrist, describe tricks and tips for assessing them with the most recent probes, and discuss the strengths and limits of ultrasound.
Discover More About the Speaker
Dr. Lionel Pesquer has been the chairman of the Ultrasound Subcommittee of the European Society of Skeletal Radiology since 2022. He has worked as a musculoskeletal radiologist in Bordeaux since 2006 and is head of the Enosis group and musculoskeletal imaging department of Clinique du Sport.
His expertise concerns diagnosis in musculoskeletal ultrasound and sports imaging, and interventional radiology.
He has published several articles and chapters related to traumas, overuse injuries, arthritis, and procedures. He is involved in many education projects with ESSR and the French Society of Musculoskeletal Imaging (SIMS).
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