Advanced MRI: MR Angiography
Sunday, 2 April 2000

Last updated 24 June 2008

Educational Objectives: Upon completion of this session, participants should be able to Discuss the current and future role of MR angiography in the workup of various vascular pathologies; Specify MR angiography protocols to answer specific clinical questions; Apply newly available techniques in a clinically sound and effective manner; Judge the diagnostic performance of MRI techniques in the assessment of disease affecting the small bowel, the colon, the pancreas, and the splanchnic vasculature.

Jorg F. Debatin and Martin R. Prince, Co-Chairs 08:30 Introduction Martin R. Prince 08:40 MRA Without Contrast James G. Pipe 09:10 Technique: Contrast-Enhanced 3D MRA Frank R. Korosec 09:40 Techniques: Flow and Perfusion Stefan Schoenberg 10:10 Break 10:30 Intracerebral MRA Johannes Weber 11:00 MRA of the Carotid Arteries Thomas M. Grist 11:30 MRA of the Great Thoracic Veins James F. M. Meaney 12:00 Break 13:15 MRA of the Aorta (mainly thoracic) Neil Rofsky 13:45 MRA of the Abdominal Aorta and Renal Arteries Jorg F. Debatin 14:15 MRA of the Mesenteric Arteries and Portal System Jochen Gaa 14:45 Break 15:05 MRA of the Peripheral Arteries (1) Kai Yiu Ho 15:30 MRA of the Peripheral Arteries (2) Martin R. Prince 15:50 Pulmonary MRA Piotr Wielopolski 16:20 MRA of the Venous System Stefan G. Ruehm 16:50 MRA of the Coronary Arteries Warren J. Manning 17:20 Conclusion Jorg F. Debatin