1. Cardiac MRI for Radiographers Monday 2nd & Tuesday 3rd October 2017
How to find CRIC:
Bristol Radiographer Cardiac MRI Course
Cardiac MRI for Radiographers
Monday 2nd & Tuesday 3rd October 2017
Course Directors:
Chiara Bucciarelli-Ducci, MD, PhD, FESC, FRCP: (Consultant Cardiologist & Senior Lecturer in Cardiac Imaging)
(European Society of Cardiology, CMR vice-chair)
Chris Lawton BSc (Hns) PGc. (Supt Radiographer in CMR)
(Committee member of SCMR Technologist)
Aileen Wilson Lead Research Radiographer
(Committee Member of BAMRR)
Address:
Clinical Imaging & Research Centre.
University of Bristol, 60 Saint Michael's Hill, Bristol, City of Bristol
BS2 8DX

2. This Cardiac Imaging Course is designed for Radiographers willing to learn on:
How to scan CMR examinations
Safely scanning Cardiac Implants
Cardiac Anatomy
Cardiac Disease – Acquired and Congenital
Interpret and analyse CMR images
The course includes:
Hands on scanning tuition – The only course to offer this important experience!!
Comprehensive series of lectures
image analysis training in dedicated workstations
A copy of presentation slides will be ed after the course.
The course is designed for:
MRI Radiographers
No previous experience in CMR is required to attend the course.
Course fees for the 2-day course (including lunch and refreshments):
Early bird registration Registration (from now until 31st July 2017) £ 300 per day
Late registration (1st August – 15th September) £350 per day
Day 2 is limited to a maximum of 16 delegates
I look forward to seeing you!
Chiara Bucciarelli-Ducci
For registration, please contact:
Mr Jack Flahavan
Telephone BHI MRI Unit –
Monday 2nd October
09:00-17:00
CRIC – Board Room
A day of interesting lectures including
1) MR Safety and Cardiac Implants
2) Nuts and Bolts of CMR scanning
3) 3T CMR scanning
4) Cardiac Anatomy
5) CMR Consultant/Fellow lead lectures: Tissue Characterisation, Acquired Disease, Stress perfusion (Adenosine/Dobutamine) , Vessel Imaging, Flow.
Tuesday 3rd October
Groups will circulate around the following activities:
Hands on scanning (3T Siemens Skyra)
Observing a clinical list at the Bristol Heart Institute
Guided Workstation reporting and analysis
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