Radiopaedia Virtual Conference 2025 (Videos with subtitles + Posters)

Overview

Radiopaedia Virtual Conference 2025 (Videos with subtitles + Posters) is a comprehensive five-day on-demand radiology conference originally held July 21-25, 2025. This virtual event includes lectures, panel discussions, and case workshops covering major radiology subspecialties such as neuroradiology, head & neck imaging, chest and breast imaging, abdominal and gynecologic imaging, musculoskeletal and pediatric imaging, as well as specialized topics beyond traditional radiology. The conference content is delivered through videos with subtitles and supplemented by poster presentations.

On-demand radiology education — accessible anytime, anywhere.

Agenda

This course offers access to expert-led sessions organized by subspecialty and includes interactive workshops and proffered poster presentations. The agenda covers a broad spectrum of clinical radiology topics to strengthen diagnostic skills and clinical understanding.

• Imaging of Memory Loss — Lea Alhilali
• Brain MRI Case Reporting Set — Frank Gaillard
• A Differential Guide to Intracranial Masses — Tabby Kennedy
• Imaging of CNS Lymphoproliferative Disease — Tom Campion
• Spinal CSF Leaks: Updates in Diagnosis and Treatment — Lalani Carlton Jones
• Non-Neoplastic Cystic Lesions of the CNS — Tilak Das
• Hippocampus Anatomy Review — Michael Nel
• Cerebral Venous Anatomy Review — Michael Nel
• Evaluation of Pituitary Lesions — Jennifer Gillespie
• Cystic Neck Lesions Case Reporting Set — Andrew Dixon
• Post-Radiation Effects and Complications in the Neck — Christine Glastonbury
• Parathyroid Adenoma Imaging — Panel Discussion
• Neurovascular Compression Syndromes — Francis Deng
• Pulsatile Tinnitus Case Reporting Set — Daniel Gewolb
• Skull Base MRI Protocols — Panel Discussion
• Deep Neck Spaces Anatomy Review — Michael Nel
• Neuroradiology Case Workshop — Lea Alhilali & Frank Gaillard
• Neuroradiology rPosters – Proffered Presentations
• Head & Neck rPosters – Proffered Presentations
• Lung Lesion CT Case Reporting Set — Miranda Siemienowicz
• Pulmonary Aspergillosis: Imaging Patterns & Pitfalls — Jeffrey Kanne
• Myocarditis: Cardiac MRI Evaluation — Kate Hanneman
• Cardiac MRI in Acute Patient Care — Panel Discussion
• Interstitial Lung Abnormality: Why It’s Important — Jonathan Chung
• Mediastinal Mass Case Reporting Set — Sally Ayesa
• Mediastinal Compartments Anatomy Review — Michael Nel
• Pulmonary Embolus Imaging: More Than Meets the Eye — Ralph Drosten
• Global Status of Lung Cancer Screening — Jeffrey Kanne
• Lung Cancer Screening with Low-Dose CT — Panel Discussion
• Imaging of Cardiac Masses — John Dreisbach
• Cardiac Valvular Anatomy Review — Michael Nel
• Breast MRI Case Reporting Set — Bhavna Batohi
• New Technologies in Breast Imaging — Rema Wasan
• Fundamentals of Breast Ultrasound — Bhavna Batohi
• Breast Implant Assessment with MRI — Katerina Ntailiani
• Chest Imaging Case Workshop — Miranda Siemienowicz & Sally Ayesa
• Breast Imaging rPosters – Proffered Presentations
• Chest Imaging rPosters – Proffered Presentations
• Gallbladder Disease: Diagnosis to Intervention — Joe Mullineux
• Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis and Its Mimics — Katy Hickman
• Pancreatitis: Diagnosis and Image-Guided Therapy — Ed Godfrey
• Biliary and Pancreatic Imaging — Panel Discussion
• Diverticular Disease of the GI Tract — Michael Hartung
• Entering the Abdomen: Abdominal Biopsies and Drains — Matt Lukies
• Radiology Showdown: Papillary RCC vs Clear Cell RCC — Matt Morgan
• Peritoneal Space Anatomy Review — Michael Nel
• Peritoneal Disease Case Reporting Set — Michael Hartung
• Imaging of Gastric Procedures and Devices — Carla Goncalves
• Prostate MRI Case Reporting Set — Joe Mullineux
• Prostate Anatomy Review — Michael Nel
• Fibroids: An Imaging Update — Nishat Bharwani
• Deep Dive into Endometriosis and Adenomyosis — Emmeline Lee
• Embolization for Gynecologic Disorders — Heather Moriarty
• Ovarian Torsion — Panel Discussion
• Uterine Tube Anatomy Review — Michael Nel
• Abdominal Imaging Case Workshop — Vikas Shah & Joe Mullineux
• Abdominal Imaging rPosters – Proffered Presentations
• Vascular & Intervention rPosters – Proffered Presentations
• Obstetrics & Gynecology Imaging rPosters – Proffered Presentations
• Snapping Musculoskeletal Conditions — Chris Newman
• Knee Dislocations: Ligament and Meniscal Findings — Angela Atinga
• Soft Tissue Injuries Around the Ankle — Manickam Kumaravel
• Ultrasound of Groin Hernias — David Elias
• Symptomatic Anatomic Variants: Upper Limb — Matt Skalski
• Symptomatic Anatomic Variants: Lower Limb — Matt Skalski
• Sports-Related Finger Injuries — Tatiane Cantarelli
• Cervical Spine Trauma Case Reporting Set — Bhavna Batohi
• Brachial Plexus MRI and Neuropathy Scoring (NS-RADS) — Avneesh Chhabra
• Brachial Plexus Anatomy Review — Michael Nel
• Imaging of Craniovertebral Junction Injuries — Sameer Raniga
• Cervical Vertebral Anatomy Review — Michael Nel
• Pediatric X-Ray Essentials: Chest — Andrew Murphy & Jeremy Jones
• Pediatric X-Ray Essentials: Upper Limb — Andrew Murphy & Jeremy Jones
• Pediatric X-Ray Essentials: Lower Limb — Andrew Murphy & Jeremy Jones
• Pediatric Liver Lesions Case Reporting Set — Ryan Thibodeau
• Musculoskeletal Imaging Case Workshop — Andrew Dixon & Chris Newman
• Musculoskeletal Imaging rPosters – Proffered Presentations
• Pediatric Imaging rPosters – Proffered Presentations
• Imaging for Spaceflight Operations — Wui K Chong
• Radiation Protection During Space Missions — Tim Squire
• From Stars to Scans: Communicating Science Effectively — Pedro Russo
• Chatting About Space — Panel Discussion
• Pre-Test Probability: Maximizing Value, Minimizing Risk — Carla Goncalves
• Malpractice Cases: What to Take Away and What to Leave Behind — Francis Deng
• How to Get Better by Being Wrong — Frank Gaillard
• Learning from Errors — Panel Discussion
• This Might Surprise You: A Cartoonist’s Advice for Radiologists — Hayley Gullen
• Life Between Scans: My Shift from Radiographer to Patient — Shayne Chau
• Creating Safe Environments in Pediatric CT — Andrew Murphy
• The Parent, The Child with Down Syndrome, and Healthcare — Naomi Shiner
• A Radiologist’s Guide to Ballistics — Craig Hacking
• The Forensic Pathologist’s Role in Natural Deaths — Nathan Milne
• Imaging of Gunshot Injuries — Craig Hacking
• Imaging in Mass Fatality Situations — Claire Robinson
• Making Your Career an Adventure — Rahil Kassamali
• Clinician-Scientists: Leading Innovation in Radiology — Warren Clements
• Teleradiology: A Life Less Ordinary? — Imran Lasker
• Chatting About Careers — Panel Discussion
• Cases, Quizzes, and Editor-in-Chief Interview — Andrew Dixon, Frank Gaillard & Guests

Speakers

This conference features a diverse group of expert radiologists and clinicians who delivered the original live sessions. Speakers include specialists in neuroradiology, chest imaging, breast imaging, abdominal and gynecologic imaging, musculoskeletal and pediatric imaging, as well as experts addressing errors, patient perspectives, and forensic imaging. The format also includes panel discussions and case workshops involving multiple contributors.

Target Audience

This virtual conference is designed for practicing radiologists, radiology trainees, and other medical imaging professionals seeking to expand their subspecialty knowledge and clinical skills across neuroradiology, chest and breast imaging, abdominal and gynecological imaging, musculoskeletal imaging, pediatric imaging, and related interdisciplinary topics.

Why This Topic Matters

Radiopaedia Virtual Conference 2025 (Videos with subtitles + Posters) addresses the continuous advancement and complexity within radiology subspecialties, providing a structured platform for strengthening diagnostic expertise. This content is essential for radiology professionals aiming to deepen their understanding across a broad range of imaging domains.

Hosted on MedHub Central, this on-demand educational resource supports radiology specialists in maintaining up-to-date clinical skills and enhancing confidence in interpreting diverse imaging presentations, reflecting the evolving needs of modern radiological practice.