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General Information
Since 2015, ESOI has been proudly offering high quality webinars given by world class speakers on various topics in oncologic imaging. Our live webinars have been very well received by our members with consistently high turnout and engagement from participants all across the globe. After the presentation, you can even ask questions in real time!
ESOI webinars are oriented towards different levels of expertise, a wide array of topics, and are increasingly becoming more multidisciplinary.
A number of our webinars are carried out in collaboration with medical societies such as ESSO and ESTRO as well as other radiological subspecialty societies.
Young radiologists are also included in the webinar series with special sessions addressing relevant topics for residents.
In addition to the live broadcast, the lectures are uploaded to the Member Area (with an approximate one month delay) so they can be (re)viewed by active ESOI members at their own convenience.
To date, we have more than 80 full length lectures (with in-depth discussions and Q&A)!
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Webinar Accreditation 2024
We are pleased to inform you that all regular webinars 2024 have been granted 1 European CME credit (ECMEC®s) by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME®).
Attendees need to attend the live webinar AND evaluate the webinar to receive the CME certificate.
The certificate of attendance/CME certificate will be sent approx. 1 week after the live webinar.
Upcoming Webinars
Webinar 05
Wednesday, May 15, 18:00 CEST
GEP-NET: MDT
Speaker: Massimo Falconi, Milan/IT; Francesco Panzuto, Rome/IT; Andrea Laghi, Rome/IT; Damiano Caruso, Rome/IT | Moderator: Evangelos Chartampilas, Thessaloniki/GR
General description, scope and objectives of this webinar
The programme of this webinar will cover the importance of interpreting objective tumor response by radiological examinations during follow-up in patients with pancreatic and intestinal neuroendocrine neoplasms (NENs). It is aimed at oncologic imaging radiologists, radiologist residents/juniors, students and people who want to improve their skills in:
– assessing tumor response in NENs
– understanding timing and modality to perform follow-up in NENs
– evaluating radiological findings together with nuclear medicine functional imagings
After watching the webinar, participants will be able to:
– plan a proper radiological follow-up programme
– assessing objective tumor response and disease progression according with the radiological findings
– deciding when integration with supplementary nuclear medicine functional imaging is required
Prof. Massimo Falconi has held several positions as professor at the University of Verona. He has served as chief of the Division of Pancreatic Surgery at the Ospedali Riuniti di Ancona and he is now a full Professor of Surgery at the Vita Salute San Raffaele University in Milan, as well as chief of the Division of Pancreatic Surgery IRCCS San Raffaele Scientific Institute Milan.
He has been a visiting professor at Tokyo Women Medical College, Sant Pau Hospital, Universitad de la UAB. Barcelona, University Hospital of Rostock, Germany, and Karolinska Institute Stockholm. He holds several positions in Scientific Societies and Editiorial Boards and has over 500 scientific publications with over 30.000 citations, with an H-index of 84.
Prof. Andrea Laghi is Professor and Chairman of Radiology at Sapienza – University of Rome, Italy. Currently member of the Superior Health Council of the Italian Ministry of Health, Past President of ESGAR (European Society of Gastrointestinal and Abdominal Radiology) and ESOI (European Society of Oncologic Imaging). Prof. Laghi is Honorary Member of the Spanish Society of Gastrointestinal and Abdominal Radiology (SEDIA) and of the Society of Oncologic Imaging in India (SOII). Author of over 300 papers on “peer reviewed” journals. His main areas of research and teaching are Abdominal Imaging, with expertise in bowel imaging, Oncology, including hybrid imaging and Artificial Intelligence in Diagnostic Imaging. His research was supported by numerous grants from European and national research organisations
Dr. Francesco Panzuto is Assistant Professor in Gastroenterology, at the department of Surgical-Medical Sciences and Translational Medicine, Sapienza University of Rome. He is a full-time physician at the Sant’Andrea university hostpital. He is a member of the Council of the PhD course in Translational Medicine and Oncology – Sapienza University of Rome. Furthermore, he is the head of the ENETS center of excellence in Rome and the chair of the Italian Association for Neuroendocrine Tumors (Itanet) and chair of the advisory board of the European Neuroendocrine Tumors Society (ENETS). He is the author of 140 publications and has an H-index of 35.
Who can register for this webinar and how?
This webinar is offered to all ESOI members in good standing. Please find all information about ESOI membership here: ESOI Membership
Should you be in doubt of your current membership status with ESOI, please contact the Office at office@esoi.society.org.
Webinar Overview 2024
Check out the webinar schedule 2024 and mark your calendar!
Webinar Schedule 2024
Webinar 5
Wednesday, May 15, 18:00 CEST
GEP-NET: MDT
Speaker: Massimo Falconi, Milan/IT & Francesco Panzuto, Rome/IT | Moderator: Evangelos Chartampilas, Thessaloniki/GR
Webinar 6
Wednesday, June 26, 18:00 CEST
The 2021 WHO classification of CNS tumors: what the radiologist needs to know
Speaker: Carolina Giordano, Rome/IT & Simona Gaudino, Rome/IT | Moderator: Irina Trofimenko, Moscow/RU
Webinar 7
Wednesday, July 31, 18:00 CEST
Imaging considerations in appendicular soft tissue tumours
Speaker: Christian Kelly-Morland, Framlingham/UK | Moderator: Lucien Beer, Vienna/AT
Webinar 8
Wednesday, September 25, 18:00 CEST
MDT discussion for cervical cancer
Speaker: Benedetta Gui, Rome/IT & Luca Russo, Rome/IT & Evis Sala, Rome/IT | Moderator: Marius Mayerhofer, New York/US
Webinar 9
Wednesday, October 23, 18:00 CEST
Non-invasive imaging in the diagnosis and prognosis prediction of liver cancer
Speaker: Yan Fuhua, Shanghai/CN | Moderator: Melvin D’Anastasi, Msida/MT
Webinar 10
Wednesday, December 11, 18:00 CET
MRI strategy on identification of tiny microadenoma of pituitary
Speaker: Feng Feng, Beijing/CN | Moderator: Lucien Beer, Vienna/AT
Previous Webinars
Find below comprehensive overviews of our previous webinar topics, year by year (2015-2023), to understand what we offer our active members in the form of recorded online lectures!
Previous Webinars 2024
Webinar #1: Cystic pancreatic neoplasms: MDT
Giuseppe Malleo, Verona/IT & Giulia Zamboni, Verona/IT
Special Webinar #1: Urothelial cancer
Davide Prezzi, London/UK
Webinar #2: Imaging of mediastinal masses
Helmut Prosch, Vienna/AT
Webinar #3: Common errors in oncologic imaging
Daniele Regge, Torino/IT
Webinar #4: Imaging after nonsurgical therapies for non-small cell lung cancer: A guide for radiologists
Marie-Pierre Revel, Paris/FR; Anna Rita Larici, Rome/IT
Previous Webinars 2023
Webinar #1: ESOI-ESSO-ESTRO: Rectal Cancer: A multi-disciplinary approach to imaging
Regina Beets-Tan, Geerard Beets; Amsterdam/NL
Webinar #2: Primary and secondary malignancies of the pleura: Diagnosis, staging and response assessment
Luciano Cardinale, Orbassano/IT
Webinar #3: Gastrointestinal cancers in IBD
Sofia Gourtsoyianni, Athens/GR
Webinar #4: Endometrial carcinoma
Milagros Otero-Garcia, Vigo/ES
Webinar #5: Whole-body diffusion weighted imaging
Vincent Vandecaveye, Leuven/BE
Special Webinar #1: Added value of artificial intelligence with CT and MRI for RCC diagnosis.
Zhen Li, Wuhan/CN
Special Webinar #2: Hepatospecific contrast agents in the study of HCC: Is the examination time the most important aspect?
Jin Wang, Guangzhou/CN
Webinar #6: Atypical presentations of bone mets
Frederic Lecouvet, Brussels/BE
Special Webinar #3: AI-powered Screening/Prognosis/Diagnosis: What’s the future of Oncology Imaging?
Luis Marti-Bonmati, Valencia/ES
Webinar #7: Rad-path correlations in breast cancer
Alexandra Athanasiou, Athens/GR
Webinar #8: Nuclear medicine for the diagnosis and treatment of neuroendocrine tumors
Clemens Cyran, Munich/DE
Webinar #9: Role of imaging in esophageal cancer
Vicky Goh, London/UK
Webinar #10: Imaging and staging of laryngeal cancer
Minerva Becker, Geneva/CH
Webinar #11: Update in interventional oncology of HCC
Laura Crocetti, Pisa/IT
Webinar #12: Characterisation of the Small Solid Renal Mass: When you need MRI
Davide Prezzi, London/UK
Special Webinar #4: Parametric MR before prostate biopsy, may increase patient life with PSA increased level
Tobias Franiel, Jena/DE
Previous Webinars 2022
Webinar #1: Multidisciplinary approach to small renal masses
Andrea Veltri, Orbassano/IT; Alessandro Volpe, Piedmont/IT; Marcello Tucci, Asti/IT
Webinar #2: O-Rads for MRI
Isabelle Thomassin-Naggara, Paris/FR
Webinar #3: Tumors and tumor-like lesions of the paranasal sinuses
Katarina Šurlan Popović, Ljubljana/SI
Webinar #4: Pediatric GI or GU tumors: A primer for the “adult radiologist”
Annemieke Littooij, Utrecht/NL; Irmina Sefic, Sarajevo/BA
Webinar #5: PET imaging evaluation in oncology: Tips & tricks for the clinical practice
André Dias, Aarhus/DK
Webinar #6: Cancer in pregnancy
Charis Bourgioti, Athens/GR
Webinar #7: Understanding Artificial Intelligence: Principles and basic concepts behind the “black box”
David Bonekamp, Hirschberg/DE
Webinar #8: Added value of PET/CT in staging and response assessment of head and neck tumors
Clemens Cyran, Munich/DE
Webinar #9: Abdominal toxicities of common oncologic therapies
Nina Tunariu, Tadworth/UK
Webinar #10: Incidental breast lesions at CT
Paola Clauser, Vienna/AT
Webinar #11: Life as an academic radiologist
Evis Sala, Cambridge/UK
Webinar #12: Skull base tumors: Differential diagnosis and key findings for treatment planning
Alexandra Borges, Lisbon/PT
Previous Webinars 2021
Webinar #1: ESOI-ESSO-ESTRO: Rectal Cancer: A multi-disciplinary approach to imaging
R. Beets-Tan (Radiologist), G. Beets (Surgeon), C. Marijnen (Radiation oncologist); Amsterdam/NL
Webinar #2: Imaging of lymphomas: Current status
M. Mayerhöfer, New York/US
Webinar #3: ESOI-ESHI-MT: AI in multimodality imaging of cancer
C. Cyran, Munich/DE
Webinar #4: Multidisciplinary webinar: Preoperative assessment of peritoneal carcinomatosis
S. Nougaret, F. Quenet; Montpellier/FR
Webinar #5: NET: How to assess response to therapy – A case-based multidisciplinary discussion
D. Caruso, M. Rinzivillo; Rome/IT (case presenters); F. Panzuto, Rome/IT; M. Falconi, Milan/IT (panelists)
Webinar #6: Preparing and attending oncologic MDT meetings: A memorandum for the radiologist
L. Fournier, Paris/FR
Webinar #7: ESOI-EUSOBI: Surveillance after breast cancer treatment
Kristina Lang, Lund/SE
Webinar #8: Urologic webinar:
– Penile cancer: Role of MRI in the new 8th TNM staging system
– Testicular germ cell tumors: Staging and surveillance
Alberto Vargas, Sungmin Woo, Anton Becker; New York/US
Webinar #9: ESOI-ESNR: Brain metastases: Imaging after treatment
Pia Sundgren, Lund/Sweden
Webinar #10: ESOI-ESTI: Pulmonary complications in oncologic therapy
What the oncologic radiologist must know
Cornelia Schaefer-Prokop, Amersfoort/NL
Webinar #11
Imaging of HCC:
– Radiomics and radiogenomics in HCC
– Assessment of HCC response to therapy: New treatments, new challenges, new criteria
Emanuele Neri, Riccardo Lencioni; Pisa/IT
Previous Webinars 2020
Limits and pitfalls of CT and MR in the staging of lung cancer
J. Dinkel, Munich/DE
Uterine tumours: Correlation between histology and imaging features
E. Sala (Radiologist), M. Jimenez-Linan (Pathologist); Cambridge/UK
A practical approach for the diagnosis of a liver tumor
V. Vilgrain, Paris/FR
Tumour board: GEP-NET
A. Laghi (Radiologist), D. Caruso (Radiologist), F. Panzuto (Gastroenterologist), M. Rinzivillo (Gastroenterologist); Rome/IT
M. Falconi, Milan/IT (Surgeon)
MSK – soft tissues tumours
F. Vanhoenacker, Antwerp/BE
Role of cardiac imaging (CT and MRI) in patients with cancer
B. Velthuis, Utrecht/NL
Spinal tumours
L. van den Hauwe, Antwerp/BE
Imaging biomarkers in oncology
A. Alberich-Bayarri, Valencia/ES
Multidisciplinary Webinar from ESOI-ESTRO
Lung cancer: A multidisciplinary approach to imaging
A.R. Larici (Radiologist), V. Valentini (Radiation Oncologist); Rome/IT
Oncologic Imaging and Covid-19: An unwanted wedding
D. Regge, Turin/IT; D. Caruso, Rome/IT
Imaging in gastric cancer before and after neoadjuvant therapy
M.A. Mazzei, Siena/IT
ESOI Young Radiologists’ Webinar: Basic statistics
M. Maas, Amsterdam/NL
Previous Webinars 2019
Prostate cancer: A multidisciplinary approach to imaging
H-P. Schlemmer (Radiologist), J.P. Radtke (Urologist); Heidelberg/DE
Immune therapy: Response assessment and toxicity
D. Regge, Turin/IT
Small bowel tumours
M. Gollub, New York/US
Interventional oncological options for RCC
M. Krokidis, Cambridge/UK
Rectal cancer: A multidisciplinary approach to imaging
R. Beets-Tan, Amsterdam/NL (Radiologist), N. Figueiredo, Lisbon/PT (Surgeon), R. Glynne-Jones, Northwood/UK (Radiation Oncologist)
Imaging and response assessment of multiple myeloma
A. Baur-Melnyk, Munich/DE
Artificial intelligence in oncologic imaging: Current status and future directions
E. Neri, Pisa/IT (Radiologist); A. Alberich Bayarri, Valencia/ES (Telecommunications Engineer)
Clinical relevance of PSMA PET/CT: An overview and update
C. Cyran, Munich/DE
Assessing response to therapy of brain tumours
P.M. Sundgren, Lund/SE
Pancreatic cancer: A multidisciplinary approach to imaging
G. Zamboni (Radiologist), G. Marchegiani (Surgeon); Verona/IT
Breast cancer: A multidisciplinary approach to imaging in neoadjuvant treatment
M. Lobbes, Sittard-Geleen/NL (Radiologist); M.L. Smidt, Maastricht/NL (Surgeon)
Interventional oncological treatment of lung nodules/lung cancer
J. Palussière, Bordeaux/FR
New paradigms in scientific publishing
M.F. Reiser, Munich/DE
Correlation of radiological images with surgical findings in ovarian peritoneal disease
L. Fournier (Radiologist), A.S. Bats (Surgeon); Paris/FR
Previous Webinars 2018
Rectal Cancer: A multidisciplinary approach to imaging
R. Beets-Tan (Radiologist), G. Beets (Surgeon), B. van Triest (Radiation oncologist); Amsterdam/NL
Cross-sectional imaging of renal tumours
R. Pozzi Mucelli, Verona/IT
Structured reporting in prostate cancer
D. Regge, Turin/IT
Imaging of testicular tumours
M. Bertolotto, Trieste/IT
Preoperative local staging of breast cancer: tailoring the surgical treatment
J. Camps Herrero, Alzira/ES (Radiologist); R. Ponzone, Turin/IT (Surgeon)
Response evaluation in oncology: RECIST 1.1
M. D’Anastasi, Msida/MT
Algorithmic approach to the female pelvic mass
E. Sala, Cambridge/UK
Molecular and hybrid imaging in prostate cancer
G. Cook, London/UK
Rectal cancer: A multidisciplinary approach to imaging
R. Beets-Tan (Radiologist), G. Beets (Surgeon), B. van Triest (Radiation oncologist); Amsterdam/NL
Diagnosis and staging of oesophageal and gastric cancer
M. Laniado, Dresden/DE
Neuroendocrine tumours – radionuclide imaging and therapy
H. Ilhan, Munich/DE
Structured reporting in rectal cancer
M. Maas, Amsterdam/NL
Imaging after treatment of lung cancer
J. Dinkel, Munich/DE
Multidisciplinary management of CRC liver metastases
Th. Helmberger, Munich/DE
Lung cancer screening – what did we learn so far?
C. Schaefer-Prokop, Amersfoort/NL
Assessment of the treatment response of bone lesions in cancer patients: Pearls and pitfalls
F. Lecouvet, Brussels/BE
Imaging and response assessment of gastrointestinal stromal tumours
A. Laghi, Rome/IT
Previous Webinars 2017
Imaging of CNS tumours
P. Parizel, Antwerp/BE
Imaging and differential diagnosis of orbital tumours
U. Mueller-Lisse, Munich/DE
Imaging of lymphomas
M. Mayerhöfer, Vienna/AT
Imaging spectrum of primary and secondary mesenteric neoplasms
S. Nougaret, Montpellier/FR
Imaging of the treated pelvis: Pearls and pitfalls
E. Sala, New York/US
MR imaging of malignant diseases of the uterus
Y. Lakhman, New York/US
Practical advice in preparing successful scientific manuscripts
M.F. Reiser, Munich/DE
Imaging of recurrent prostate cancer
H. Vargas, New York/US
Bone metastases, how should we approach them with imaging?
T. Bäuerle, Erlangen/DE
PET-MRI in oncologic imaging – where do we stand?
V. Goh, London/UK
When to call a lesion an HCC?
G. Brancatelli, Palermo/IT
Current evidence for minimally invasive treatments in HCC
J. Ricke, Munich/DE
Diagnostic test studies: How I do it
M. Maas, Amsterdam/NL
Paediatric abdominal tumours
C. Granata, Genoa/IT
Previous Webinars 2016
Staging of rectal cancer with MRI
R. Beets-Tan, Amsterdam/NL
Contrast-enhanced ultrasound-technical considerations and applications in oncologic imaging
D. Clevert, Munich/DE
Imaging dissemination pathways in head and neck cancer
M. Mack, Munich/DE
Whole body MRI in onology
V. Vandecaveye, Leuven/BE
Imaging of lung cancer: Implications on management
L. Bonomo, Rome/IT
Imaging of biliary tract tumours
R. Manfredi, Verona/IT
Staging of ovarian cancer – providing a GPS to patient management
H. Hricak, New York/US
Role of MRI in the diagnosis and management of prostate cancer
H. Vargas, New York/US
Tailoring breast imaging surveillance to the woman´s risk
F. Gilbert, Cambridge/UK
Imaging of bone tumours
G. Guglielmi, Foggia/IT
RECIST, CHOI and beyond
M. D’Anastasi, Munich/DE
Previous Webinars 2015
DW in oncologic imaging
D. Lambregts, Maastricht/NL
CT colonography
A. Laghi, Latina/IT
Cystic and solid pancreatic tumors
G. Zamboni, Verona/IT
Imaging the prostate – current status and future developments
J. Futterer, Nijmengen/NL
Update on breast MRI
F. Sardanelli, Milan/IT
Structured oncologic reporting
W. Sommer, Munich/DE
Webinar Recordings
Stay up-to-date in oncological imaging and enjoy unlimited access to a vast array of lectures from world leaders in their field!
ESOI webinars are recorded and made available to our active members (after a period of approximately 30 days).
To date, there are more than 60 full length recorded lectures available. In order to see which webinars have been organised in the past, please refer to the Webinar Overviews above. In addition, below is a preview of some lectures that are available.
In order to access the recordings via the link below, please make sure your membership 2023 is active and that you are logged in (members area – right upper corner).
