Eutempe module 7: Training in Optimisation & Quantitative measurements for general radiography and mammography. Online only courses and face-to-face training.
#iwbi2024 website is now up and running and looking for abstracts by 8th January. Come along to Chicago 9-12th June 2024 for the latest on breast imaging. https://t.co/KiSlfwX8e3 See you all there!
@EUtempe1@EFOMP_org The good news is that the interest in this #medphys expert training in MTF, NPS etc has been huge. The bad news is that the course is full and we are only accepting those who have pre-registered. We are excited to start soon!
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We are pleased to be running the #EUTEMPE course again on measuring quantitative measurements this August to October - both online and in-person. Learn how to use and understand these metric and apply them to your service. https://t.co/elUpZq93dp
Some of the AIMS Team members in Glasgow for @SympMamm from @RoyalSurrey OPTIMAM @StGeorgesTrust @Imperial_IGHI@imperialcollege ๐
Great talks by Dr Richard Sidebottom on AI/LLM, Dr Alistair Mackenzie on image processing and Prof Mark Halling-Brown ๐
#SympMamm2023
Time to get Technical! Weโve come to the end of the technical programme of #SympMamm2023 and have heard from Alistair Mackenzie who makes great points on image processing and reminds us that physicists have a vital role in improving patient care in breast screening units.
@EUtempe1@EFOMP_org
We are pleased to be running the #EUTEMPE course again on measuring quantitative measurements this August to October - both online and in-person. Learn how to use and understand these metric and apply them to your service. https://t.co/elUpZq93dp
@EUtempe1@EFOMP_org
We are pleased to be running the #EUTEMPE course again on measuring quantitative measurements this August to October - both online and in-person. Learn how to use and understand these metric and apply them to your service. https://t.co/elUpZq93dp
@Liz_ORiordan@bccww@LobularBCUK@Tickoffcancer As hopefully interesting info to this discussion. NCCPM have been publishing UK #breastcancerscreening doses. Our latest survey shows average breast thickness (when compressed) increased by roughly 15% between 1997 and 2019 - due to increased obesity? https://t.co/PhL2QnAInD
#iwbi on the last day. Been fabulous, lots of great talks, posters and contacts. Leuven have been fantastic hosts. Next Chicago #IWBI2024. @EUtempe1@EFOMP_org
And there we go. 2 years have gone and #eutempe@EUtempe1@EFOMP_org will be at #iwbi2022 in beautiful Leuven for some great talks, posters and maybe meet some real people.
#eutempe disappointed to hear that we won't be meeting in beautiful Leuven for #IWBI2020. The scientific meeting will go ahead using online talks and the opportunity to discuss the work. Exciting times. We will be back in Leuven May 22-25 2022 for #IWBI2022! @EFOMP_org@EUtempe1
@rmmilman Very true. I feel the same about the term 'dose optimisation' - reducing doses, even up to 50%, for most x-ray exams the risk (in 15+ years) drop is tiny - but if you don't have sufficient image quality and cause incorrect diagnosis - that can have serious implications.
We train #medphys about optimising x-ray equipment. Sometimes the best way to improve the service is to replace the oldest equipment. See Stuffins (@EUtempe1
participant) paper in @EFOMP_org journal EJMP: https://t.co/gQdBRw9s5t
New EurRadiol paper: Comparison of the detection of subtle calc clusters & masses between 2D, 2D+tomo, syn2D+tomo. No sig diff in cluster detection, generally visibility of clusters the same or better in tomo than 2D.
https://t.co/xLj03eF0Ib
What do the results of MTF and NPS mean in quality control testing?
Next week, Alistair Mackenzie @EUtempeModule7 will answer these questions during another (free) EUTEMPE - @EFOMP_org webinar, on June 22nd at 12.00 CET.
Don't forget to register!
https://t.co/FFbZb1jEG2
@rmmilman It's a difficult balance reviewing. Generally I don't ask for more data, maybe suggest occasionally - often collection not possible. Re-analyse yes. I remember one reviewer essentially asked for a PhD worth of work! Successfully argued No!
@rmmilman I can also emphasize some of @rmmilman comments. It is surprising how much noise around that you don't notice until you start recording. Check your sound level, you may need a mic. Set aside a lot of time. Reduce talk content and make sure you get your main message across.