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Dear colleagues,

Reaching a total of 70 registrants from all around the globe we are proud to announce that our second Summer School Breast Imaging with László Tabar was once again a huge success!

It was again an honor to host Doctor László Tabar as our keynote speaker.

The insights and firsthand tips provided by László Tabar were not only enlightening but also instrumental in enhancing our clinical skills. Check out the trailer to learn more about this unique learning experience.

For more details please visit our page below!

Have missed the live version of our Summer School Breast Imaging? Make sure to get the video edition now!

Yours,
Pascal Baltzer and Matthias Dietzel

Directors, School of Radiology, organizers
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Trailer

Want to learn more about our Summer School?

• Watch here the full trailer of László Tabár! Here you will:
• Learn the concept of the course
• Understand the objectives of each session
• Grasp the passion of Doctor Tabar´s which drives his unparalleled breast imaging teaching.

Please also have a look on the flyer for this years Summer School 2023!

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Trailer about the Summer School 2023
László Tabár

Outline

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Mix of impulse lecture and interactive case reading session: Lectures on each major subject will be mixed with interactive sessions. These consist of questions relevant to the subject and a mixture of normal and early cancer cases presented as they appear on a viewing station.
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Using interactive online polls, your personal learning progress will be evident. This course design gives immediate feedback demonstrating the effectiveness of our teaching methods.
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During the course you will progressively improve your skills in reading and interpreting breast images.
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You will learn the full spectrum of normal breast images, with all important findings explained with the help of 3-dimensional histology images.
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Our course aims at helping you to reduce unnecessary call-backs and increase your confidence in reading mammograms.
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You will receive immediate feedback and histologic confirmation using large format histology.
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The multimodality approach will be emphasized throughout the course.
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Special emphasis will be placed on finding early phase breast cancers.

Concept

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Three evening sessions, 2.5 hours each
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Video will be shared with you after the course
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9 CME credits (applied, 3 per session)
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Engaging and motivating learning atmosphere
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Latest e-learning technology including HD-streaming and online live polls.
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Real time interaction with your tutors and peers
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The multimodality approach will be emphasized throughout the course.
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Special emphasis will be placed on finding early phase breast cancers.

Objectives

This course provides extensive knowledge about diagnostic breastimaging. Key objectives are to …

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Improve skills in reading and interpreting breast images
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Identify normal examinations
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Understand typical patterns of malignant findings
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Practice efficient and effective reporting techniques
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Use multimodal breast imaging in a rational way
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Apply differential diagnosis of breast diseases
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Approach Implications for patient management

Target audiences

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Our course aims at all professionals involved in breast cancer care such as:
Radiologists, Surgeons, Pathologists, Gynecologists, and Radiology Technologists
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Our course is designed for all levels of expertise in breast imaging:
Ranging from Level 1 (beginners), 2 (Intermediate), 3 (advanced), and 4 (experts).

What our par­tic­i­pants say

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I participated in this years course to deepen my understanding of mammography.
I was deeply impressed by the insights, beauty and significance of the course. I wholeheartedly recommend this summer school event to everyone seeking deeper knowledge and understanding in the field of mammography.
László Tabar’s depth of knowledge and his exceptional ability to share that made a huge impression on me and I found it to be very insipiring.
All that leads me to say, that this has been – by far – the best online course and lecture I have ever experienced in my life. Thank you.


Muhammad Taha Hagar, MD
Radiology resident. University hospital Freiburg, Germany

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Thank you so much for all your efforts making it possible to attend your most up to date courses with the best speakers. So that already being an experienced breast imager, I can still learn new things. Knowledge that leads to better outcomes and improved diagnosis for my patients. Everything is designed at the SOR to help us learn new skills at our own pace. Courses are suited to all skill levels, with so many tips and tricks to work. Although there is still a disparity between health systems around the world, you connect us all. Even, if we don’t have the latest equipment to our hand. So, everybody can learn! Every course is an enlightening and fun experience: Easy and simple to understand. And most: Every question is being answered. It is priceless to read a personal feedback only for me, with all the explanations what I asked and even more! Thank you, for the special opportunities the SOR has given to me.


Laura Esther Teté Gonzalez Lozada, MD
Breast radiologist, private practice

Programme Day 1

Monday, 17.07.2023

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Topic
Content & Speaker

18:30

Welcome

Baltzer, Dietzel, Tabár

Didactic lectures

Tabár, moderators: Baltzer, Dietzel

18:40

A new era in the diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer. A short history.

  • Correlating 3-dimensional, subgross anatomy with mammography of the normal breast results in increased confidence in reading a mammogram and finding small abnormalities.
  • Special training in large format thin and thick section (3D) histopathologic correlation enables the radiologist to account for every linear and nodular density on the mammogram.

Finding invasive breast cancer when it is still small

  • Malignant stellate and circular/oval-shaped lesions originating from the TDLUs (AAB):
  • Clinical presentation, histology, mammographic – MRI – ultrasound appearance and outcome.

A systematic method for viewing mammograms

  • Areas on the mammogram where most breast cancers will be found.
  • Viewing dense breasts
  • Viewing relatively easy to-read breasts

The multimodality approach

The role of hand-held ultrasound / 3D automated ultrasound / MRI in the detection and workup of the findings.

Algorithm for classifying breast diseases according to their site of origin

19:45

Break

Interactive session

Tabár, moderators: Baltzer, Dietzel

20:00

Cases reading

  • Each participant will assess a mixture of normal and early cancer cases using an interactive online voting system
  • Results will appear instantly for discussion and evaluation.
  • All abnormal cases are fully worked up
  • Complete imaging workup will be presented in detail, including ultrasound, MRI and large section histopathology.

20:50

Wrap up

Baltzer, Dietzel

21:00

End of the event

Programme Day 2

Wedesday, 19.07.2023

Time CEST
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Topic
Content & Speaker

18:30

Welcome

Baltzer, Dietzel, Tabár

Didactic lectures: Calcification on the mammogram

Tabár, moderators: Baltzer, Dietzel

18:40

Algorithm for classifying breast diseases according to their site of origin

  • Breast diseases originating in the major ducts
  • Benign type calcifications originating in the major ducts
  • Secretory disease type calcifications
  • Malignant type calcifications originating in the major ducts

19:45

Break

Interactive session

Tabár, moderators: Baltzer, Dietzel

20:00

Cases reading

  • Each participant will assess cases using an interactive online voting system
  • Results will appear instantly for discussion and evaluation.
  • All abnormal cases are fully worked up
  • Complete imaging workup will be presented

20:50

Wrap up

Baltzer, Dietzel

21:00

End of the event

Programme Day 3

Friday, 21.07.2023

Time CEST
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Topic
Content & Speaker

18:30

Welcome

Baltzer, Dietzel, Tabár

Didactic lectures

Tabár, moderators: Baltzer, Dietzel

18:40

Algorithm for classifying breast diseases according to their site of origin

  • Benign breast diseases originating in the TDLU and associated with calcifications on the mammogram:
  • Fibrocystic change
  • Fibroadenoma
  • Different types of adenosis
  • Understanding pathophysiology leading to calcified and non-calcified hyperplastic breast changes.
  • The morphologic analysis of calcifications representing a less aggressive carcinoma: Grade 1 / well differentiated CIS
  • Mammographic / histopathologic correlation of pleomorphic calcifications representing Grade 2 CIS within the TDLU

19:45

Break

Interactive session

Tabár, moderators: Baltzer, Dietzel

20:00

Cases reading

  • Each participant will assess cases using an interactive online voting system
  • Results will appear instantly for discussion and evaluation.
  • All abnormal cases are fully worked up
  • Complete imaging workup will be presented

20:50

Wrap up

Baltzer, Dietzel

21:00

End of the event

Literature

Tabár L, Dean PB, Tucker FL, et al (2022) A new approach to breast cancer terminology based on the anatomic site of tumour origin: The importance of radiologic imaging biomarkers. European Journal of Radiology 149: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ejrad.2022.110189

Tabár L, Dean PB, Tucker FL, et al (2022) Breast cancers originating from the terminal ductal lobular units: In situ and invasive acinar adenocarcinoma of the breast, AAB. European Journal of Radiology 152: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ejrad.2022.110323

Tabár L, Dean PB, Tucker FL, et al (2022) Breast cancers originating from the major lactiferous ducts and the process of neoductgenesis: Ductal Adenocarcinoma of the Breast, DAB. European Journal of Radiology 153: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ejrad.2022.110363

Tabár L, Dean PB, Tucker FL, et al (2022) Imaging biomarkers of breast cancers originating from the major lactiferous ducts: Ductal adenocarcinoma of the breast, DAB. European Journal of Radiology 154: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ejrad.2022.110394

Tabár L, Dean PB, Tucker FL, Vörös A (2023) Can we improve breast cancer management using an image-guided histopathology workup supported by larger histopathology sections? European Journal of Radiology 161: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ejrad.2023.110750

Tabár L, Dean PB, Tucker FL, et al (2023) The challenging imaging and histopathologic features of diffusely infiltrating breast cancer. European Journal of Radiology 161: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ejrad.2023.110754

Sponsorship / Conflicts of Interest

Our mission is: Continued medical education by radiologists for radiologists. We do not receive financial contributions from third parties (sponsoring, industry, etc.). This course is financed exclusively by the fees of the participants.

Venue: Online (Zoom)

Access links and technical instructions will be emailed to participants 3 days prior to the start of the event.

CME Accreditation

In our one day courses you will achieve optimal learning success and maximum CME points in the shortest possible time!

9

CME points (category A, applied for at the BLÄK); 3 credits per sessions

You want more?

Sure! If you book several courses at the same time, you receive a 20% discount on the total amount.

20

% discount

Resident in training?

We would like to make our contribution! We support your training with a 30% discount on all courses!

30

% discount

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