Educational Webinars

The EUSOBI and especially its Young Club, is proud to present a series of interactive, cased-based lectures, which aim at improving your clinical skills and answer your questions on breast imaging, from basic to advanced. The webinars are oriented to different levels of expertise, and provide worldwide interactive teaching on basic and advanced topics related to the diagnosis, staging and treatment of breast cancer. Each webinar is presented by one of our EUSOBI experts and we give you the opportunity to ask questions in our session.

The webinars are open for EUSOBI members only. Additionally, EUSOBI members will be able to view the webinar recording online at the EUSOBI website about 2-3 weeks after the webinar. The recordings of Series 1, 2 and 3 are also still available if you scroll down to the end of this page.

 

Webinar Series 5 // 2024 // Breast imaging: (Back to) basic

The fifth series of webinars is emphasizing on the basics of breast imaging to increase knowledge on all present breast imaging modalities used in current practice, both from a clinical perspective as breast radiologist and a scientific perspective as researcher in the field of breast imaging.

Webinar Series 6 // 2025 // Breast Imaging 2.0 – Developments

The sixth series of webinars is emphasizing on the developements in breast imaging.

Programme Overview 2024

Programme Overview 2025

Next Webinars

DEC 11, 2024: EUSOBI Webinar 5.12 / EUSOBI/EYC meets SBI: lymph node staging in breast cancer

Speaker: Jessica W.T. Leung, Houston/US
Moderators: Thiemo van Nijnatten, Maastricht/NL; Almir Bitencourt, Sao Paulo/BR
Date: Wednesday, December 11, 2024
Time: 18:00-19:00 CET

General description, scope and objectives of this webinar

The programme of this webinar will cover lymph node staging in breast cancer.

It is aimed at breast radiologists, radiology residents/juniors, medical or PhD students, nuclear medicine physicians or radiation therapists who want to improve their skills in:
– Lymph node staging

After watching the webinar, participants will be able to:
– Explain the topic of lymph node staging in breast cancer
– Discuss different localization techniques in lymph node staging

This webinar promises to be an invaluable resource for those seeking to broaden their expertise.

JAN 21, 2025: EUSOBI Webinar 6.1 / Developments in mammography screening

Speaker: Karin Dembrower, Stockholm/SE; Fredrik Strand, Stockholm/SE
Moderator: Thiemo van Nijnatten, Maastricht/NL
Date: Tuesday, January 21, 2025
Time: 18:00-19:00 CET

General description, scope and objectives of this webinar

The programme of this webinar will cover developments in mammography screening.  It is aimed at breast radiologists, radiology residents/juniors, medical or PhD students, nuclear medicine physicians or radiation therapists who want to improve their skills in:

  • Mammography screening
  • Use of AI for mammography reading

After watching the webinar, participants will be able to:

  • Understand the use of AI for risk stratification in mammography screening
  • Understand strategies for AI implementation in mammography
FEB 10, 2025: EUSOBI Webinar 6.2 / Developments in high risk screening

Speaker: Christiane K. Kuhl, Aachen/DE
Moderator: Machteld Keupers, Leuven/BE
Date: Monday, February 10, 2025
Time: 18:00-19:00 CET

General description, scope and objectives of this webinar

The programme of this webinar will cover the developments in high risk breast cancer screening (i.e. except dense breasts). It is aimed at breast radiologists, radiology residents/juniors, medical or PhD students, nuclear medicine physicians or radiation therapists who want to improve their skills in:

  • A risk-based approach to breast cancer screening for women at increased breast cancer risk based on their family history and/or gene mutation analysis.
  • Implementation of the international recommendations and guidelines regarding high risk breast cancer screening in daily practice.

After watching the webinar, participants will be able to:

  • asses the breast cancer risk of their patients.
  • know the advantages of the different supplemental imaging modalities in high risk breast cancer screening.

Past Webinars

NOV 14, 2024: EUSOBI Webinar 5.11 / Fundaments of breast screening programme and its future

Speaker: Andy Evans, Dundee/UK
Moderators: Serena Carriero, Milan/IT & Stephanie Morscheid, Aachen/DE
Date: Thursday, November 14, 2024
Time: 18:00-19:00 CET

General description, scope and objectives of this webinar

The programme of this webinar will cover fundaments of breast screening programme and its future.

It is aimed at breast radiologists, radiology residents/juniors, medical or PhD students, nuclear medicine physicians or radiation therapists who want to improve their skills in:
– Current fundaments and trends in breast cancer screening
– The fundamentals of the screening program
– The future prospects of the screening program
– The future of personalised risk-stratified breast cancer screening
– The use of artificial intelligence systems in the screening program

After watching the webinar, participants:
– Will emerge equipped with a comprehensive understanding of breast screening programs and their future trajectories.
– They will possess the knowledge required to navigate the intricacies of screening procedures, anticipate upcoming advancements in this field, appreciate the significance of personalized risk-based screening, and harness the potential of artificial intelligence tools to enhance the quality and efficiency of breast cancer screening.

This webinar promises to be an invaluable resource for those seeking to broaden their expertise.

Registration

Registration for the upcoming webinar(s) is open. Please note, registration is free of charge for active EUSOBI Members.

Webinar Sponsor

Thanks to our industry partner for the valuable support!

The EUSOBI Educational Webinar Series 4 is kindly supported by an unrestricted educational grant from Bayer.

CME Info

EUSOBI/EYC Webinar Series 5 – Breast Imaging: (Back to) basic, 2024, online has been accredited by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME®) with 1.0 European CME credit (ECMEC®) per webinar. Each medical specialist should claim only those hours of credit that he/she actually spent in the educational activity.

Through an agreement between the Union Européenne des Médecins Spécialistes and the American Medical Association, physicians may convert EACCME® credits to an equivalent number of AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM. Information on the process to convert EACCME® credit to AMA credit can be found at https://edhub.ama-assn.org/pages/applications.

Live educational activities, occurring outside of Canada, recognised by the UEMS-EACCME® for ECMEC®s are deemed to be Accredited Group Learning Activities (Section 1) as defined by the Maintenance of Certification Program of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada.

IMPORTANT NOTE:
According to UEMS regulations, attendees can only claim CME credits if

  • the whole webinar has been attended and
  • the event evaluation form has been completed.

As part of this process participants’ attendance will be monitored throughout the event. Only live-viewing can be accredited. You will need to complete the event evaluation form within 72 hours after the webinar. It will pop up via Zoom right after the webinar ends, additionally you will receive a reminder email 1 day later (attention: email is sent by Zoom; please also check your spam folder or contact office@eusobi.org).

Recordings

You have missed our educational webinar(s)? We are happy to inform you that EUSOBI webinars are recorded and made available to our society members below, after a period of approximately 1 month.
Please login either at the right upper corner or by clicking on the respective video. If the access has been denied, please check your membership status in your EUSOBI Member Area or contact office@eusobi.org. Recordings of the webinars are available for EUSOBI Members.

INFORMATION ABOUT PREVIOUS SERIES

Webinar Series 1 // 2020 // Tips and Tricks in Breast MRI

The first series of webinars was entirely dedicated to the most complex and useful examination, Breast MRI. The experts were focusing on both technical and clinical issues and have addressed protocols, indications and reporting of breast MRI.

 

Webinar Series 2 // 2021 // Advancements in Mammography

The second series of webinars was dedicated to Mammography. Experts have presented the most novel x-ray-based imaging modalities clinically available for breast imaging and currently under research that could have a role in the future; offered balanced content between cutting edge science and good everyday practice; updated on the role of different available modalities in screening; and discussed the role of artificial intelligence in screening and diagnosis of breast cancer.

 

Webinar Series 3 // 2022 // RADIOLOGIST: HOW TO BE A MULTIDISCIPLINARY BOARD STAR!

The third series of webinars was dedicated to the multidisciplinary role of the breast radiologist. Multidisciplinary experts have presented the most relevant aspects of breast cancer therapy and gave tips on how to improve communication between specialties in a multidisciplinary setting. You could learn the most relevant aspects that the breast radiologists should be able to discuss with the multiple specialties involved in breast cancer diagnosis and treatment.

 

Webinar Series 4 // 2023 // EUSOBI/EYC MEETS…

The 4th webinar series was emphasizing the radiological multidisciplinary approach among different subspecialities to increase the width of knowledge beyond breast imaging. Experts were presenting general radiology topics that are useful in the daily clinical practice of a breast radiologist. This series was dedicated to strengthen radiological knowledge above and beyond breast imaging to promote continuous collaboration and discussion with other subspecialty radiological fields.

 

Webinar Series 5 // 2024 // (BACK TO) BASIC

The fifth series of webinars is emphasizing on the basics of breast imaging to increase knowledge on all present breast imaging modalities used in current practice, both from a clinical perspective as breast radiologist and a scientific perspective as researcher in the field of breast imaging.

- Andy Evans, Dundee/UK 5.11 / Fundaments of breast screening programme and its futureAndy Evans, Dundee/UK
- Yan Chen, Nottingham/UK; Elisabetta Giannotti, Cambridge/UK; Ruud Pijnappel, Utrecht/NL; Matthew Wallis, Cambridge/UK Interactive Screening Case Review & PERFORMS/IMPROVE Test InsightsYan Chen, Nottingham/UK; Elisabetta Giannotti, Cambridge/UK; Ruud Pijnappel, Utrecht/NL; Matthew Wallis, Cambridge/UK
- Katja Pinker-Domenig, New York/US 5.10 / Fundaments of Artificial Intelligence in breast imagingKatja Pinker-Domenig, New York/US
- Matteo Lambertini, Genoa/IT 5.9 / Breast Cancer Heterogeneous disease, Fundaments of Breast Cancer PathologyMatteo Lambertini, Genoa/IT
- Nisha Sharma, Leeds/UK 5.8 / Fundaments of Vacuum Assisted Breast BiopsyNisha Sharma, Leeds/UK
- Panagiotis Kapetas, Vienna/AT 5.7 / Fundaments of Breast Core Needle BiopsyPanagiotis Kapetas, Vienna/AT
- Pascal Baltzer, Vienna/AT 5.6 / Fundaments of MRI: Reporting Breast MRIPascal Baltzer, Vienna/AT
- Ritse M. Mann, Nijmegen/NL 5.5 / Fundaments of Breast MRI: Tips and tricks from the expertRitse M. Mann, Nijmegen/NL
- Alexandra Athanasiou, Athens/GR 5.4 / Fundaments of Breast Ultrasound: Basics and beyondAlexandra Athanasiou, Athens/GR
- Marc Lobbes, Sittard-Geleen/NL 5.3 / Fundaments of Contrast-enhanced MammographyMarc Lobbes, Sittard-Geleen/NL
- Jonathan James, Nottingham/UK 5.2 / Fundaments of TomosynthesisJonathan James, Nottingham/UK
- James Tanner, Cambridge/UK 5.1 / Fundaments of MammographyJames Tanner, Cambridge/UK
- Francesco Secchi, Milan/IT 4.11 / …meets ESCR: Cardiac imaging biomarkers in oncologic therapy cardiotoxicityFrancesco Secchi, Milan/IT
- Eveline Claus, Leuven/BE 4.9 / Interventional treatment of secondary breast cancerEveline Claus, Leuven/BE
- Luca Russo, Rome/IT 4.8 / …meets ESUR: Contrast Media SafetyLuca Russo, Rome/IT
- Joao Abrantes, Vila Real/PT 4.7 / …meets EUSOMII: Evaluation and external validation of AI tools for breast imagingJoao Abrantes, Vila Real/PT
- Carmelo Messina, Milan/IT 4.6 / …meets ESSR: Imaging of musculoskeletal involvement in breast cancerCarmelo Messina, Milan/IT
- Katja Pinker-Domenig, New York/US 4.5 / …meets ESHI-MT: Breast cancer therapy guidance with FDG PET/CTKatja Pinker-Domenig, New York/US
- Melvin D’Anastasi, Mosta/MT 4.4 / …meets ESOI: Assessing tumour response to therapy with RECIST 1.1Melvin D’Anastasi, Mosta/MT
- Caro Justich, Vienna/AT 4.3 / …meets ESR PAG: Better way to communicate and support patientsCaro Justich, Vienna/AT
- Stephanie Nougaret, St. Clement de Riviere/FR 4.2 / …meets ESUR: Peritoneal carcinomatosis: A team managementStephanie Nougaret, St. Clement de Riviere/FR
- Lucia Manganaro, Rome/IT; Pietro Panizza, Milan/IT 4.1 / …meets ESUR: Screening and BRCALucia Manganaro, Rome/IT; Pietro Panizza, Milan/IT
- Lale Umutlu, Essen/DE 3.10 / Hybrid imaging of the breast, where are we at?Lale Umutlu, Essen/DE
- Laure Fournier, Paris/FR 3.9 / Multidisciplinary tumour-boards: a guide for beginnersLaure Fournier, Paris/FR
- Julia Camps Herrero & Laia Bernet, Valencia/ES 3.8 / Rad-Path correlation after NACJulia Camps Herrero & Laia Bernet, Valencia/ES
- Monique Dorrius & Bert van der Vegt, Groningen/NL 3.7 / Lesions with uncertain malignant potentialMonique Dorrius & Bert van der Vegt, Groningen/NL
- Helmut Prosch, Vienna/AT 3.6 / Breast cancer staging and re-staging: From pulmonary nodules to radiation therapyHelmut Prosch, Vienna/AT
- Icro Meattini, Florence/IT 3.5 / De-escalation of breast cancer treatments in low risk patientsIcro Meattini, Florence/IT
- Mintsje de Boer, Maastricht/NL 3.4 / BIA-ALC imaging and recommendation guidelinesMintsje de Boer, Maastricht/NL
- Georgette Oni, Nottingham/UK | for uncensored video please contact office@eusobi.org 3.3 / Oncoplastic surgery technique and what the surgeons need to know from radiologists (censored)Georgette Oni, Nottingham/UK | for uncensored video please contact office@eusobi.org
- A. Potempa, B. van der Velden, K. Jethwa, A. Marzogi, C. Trombadori, C. van Berlo & EYC Committee EYC Hot topic case-review: A focus on oncoplastic surgery and lymph nodesA. Potempa, B. van der Velden, K. Jethwa, A. Marzogi, C. Trombadori, C. van Berlo & EYC Committee
- Maximilian Marhold, Vienna/AT 3.2 / Side effects during chemotherapy: A guide for radiologistsMaximilian Marhold, Vienna/AT
- Matteo Lambertini, Genoa/IT 3.1 / Breast cancer, one name muliple diseases: When to stage and how to follow up patientsMatteo Lambertini, Genoa/IT
- M. de Boer, M. Lambertini, I. Meattini, G. Oni, B. van der Vegt & the EYC Committee MDT @EYC: A multidisciplinary case discussionM. de Boer, M. Lambertini, I. Meattini, G. Oni, B. van der Vegt & the EYC Committee
- Marco Stampanoni, Villigen/CH 2.10 / Phase Contrast MammographyMarco Stampanoni, Villigen/CH
- Magda Marcon, Zurich/CH 2.9 / Breast CTMagda Marcon, Zurich/CH
- Elisabetta Giannotti, Jonathan James, Nottingham/UK & Valeria Romeo, Naples/IT 2.8 / Applications of AI in screeningElisabetta Giannotti, Jonathan James, Nottingham/UK & Valeria Romeo, Naples/IT
- Eva M. Fallenberg, Munich/DE 2.7 / Contrast-enhanced Mammography: Experience from two centers (Session 2)Eva M. Fallenberg, Munich/DE
- Jonathan James, Nottingham/UK 2.6 / Contrast-enhanced Mammography: Experience from two centers (Session 1)Jonathan James, Nottingham/UK
- Fabienne Thibault, Paris/FR 2.5 / Contrast-enhanced Mammography: Clinical applicationsFabienne Thibault, Paris/FR
- Marc Lobbes, Sittard-Geleen/NL 2.4 / Contrast-enhanced Mammography: Technique and protocolsMarc Lobbes, Sittard-Geleen/NL
- Daniela Bernardi, Milan/IT 2.3 / Tomo-guided biopsy and Contrast-enhanced TomosynthesisDaniela Bernardi, Milan/IT
- Sophia Zackrisson, Malmö/SE 2.2 / The role of Digital Breast Tomosynthesis in screening and clinical practiceSophia Zackrisson, Malmö/SE
- Francesca Caumo, Verona/IT 2.1 / What is personalized screening?Francesca Caumo, Verona/IT
- Panagiotis Kapetas, Vienna/AT 1.8 / Clinical application: Management of MRI-only lesionsPanagiotis Kapetas, Vienna/AT
- Machteld Keupers, Leuven/BE 1.7 / Clinical application: ScreeningMachteld Keupers, Leuven/BE
- Silvia Perez, Madrid/ES 1.6 / Clinical application: Implant diagnosticsSilvia Perez, Madrid/ES
- Matthias Dietzel, Erlangen/DE 1.5 / Common issues and how to solve themMatthias Dietzel, Erlangen/DE
- Pascal Baltzer, Vienna/AT & Paola Clauser, Vienna/AT 1.4 / Problem solving or problem making?Pascal Baltzer, Vienna/AT & Paola Clauser, Vienna/AT
- Monique Dorrius, Groningen/NL 1.3 / Optimize diffusion-weighted imagingMonique Dorrius, Groningen/NL
- Katja Pinker-Domenig, New York/US; Vienna/AT 1.2 / Clinical application: Staging breast cancerKatja Pinker-Domenig, New York/US; Vienna/AT
- Pascal Baltzer, Vienna/AT 1.1 / Setting up your breast MRI protocolPascal Baltzer, Vienna/AT