Medical imaging plays a key role in detecting, characterizing, and staging diseases in the chest, head, and neck. However, conventional imaging techniques may have limitations in distinguishing between tissues.
On June 18, join the “Spectral CT in Modern Radiology” webinar, and follow the experts – gathered by Canon Medical Academy – as they explain in a clear and accessible way what spectral CT is, how it works, and why it can make a difference in your diagnosis.
The session will explore spectral CT applications in chest diseases and head and neck tumors, highlighting its role in achieving more accurate staging and supporting better clinical decision-making.
Don’t miss this opportunity to gather clinical insights and real-world experience, and receive the answers to your questions on the topic.
JUNE 18 | 7 PM CEST
June 18, 7 pm (CEST) | 60 minutes
Don’t miss the Canon Medical Academy's “Spectral CT in Modern Radiology” webinar on June 18 at 7 pm (CEST).
During this 60-minute webinar, Dr. Anton Aubanell Creus , Dr. Diego Choque Chavez , moderated by Dr. Belén del Río Carrero , will explore how spectral CT is adding new clinical value across chest, head, and neck imaging, from improved tissue characterization to more precise diagnosis, cancer staging, and patient care.
Moderator: Dr. Belén del Río CarreroHead of the Cardiothoracic Radiology Department at Bellvitge University Hospital in Barcelona with expertise in advanced thoracic imaging and image-guided interventional procedures. Main interests include interstitial lung disease, lung cancer screening, and the integration of emerging technologies – such as artificial intelligence and radiomics – into clinical practice.
Coordinator of the Chest Radiology Curriculum for the Catalan Imaging Society’s Training Program, contributing to structured training and continuing medical education in thoracic imaging. Active lecturer at national and international meetings, committed to sharing knowledge in high-resolution CT interpretation and multidisciplinary diagnosis of diffuse lung disease.
Dr. del Río is involved in European innovation and research projects such as “4-IN-The-Lung-Run” and SEPI-IA, focused on advancing early detection, risk stratification, and precision medicine approaches in pulmonary disease. Co-author of multiple peer-reviewed publications, with a particular focus on fibrotic interstitial lung diseases, post-COVID pulmonary fibrosis, and imaging patterns associated with autoimmune and inflammatory conditions.
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