General description, scope and objectives of this webinar

The programme of this webinar will cover the latest advancements, techniques, and research in breast interventions. 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:

• Hands-on approaches to biopsies (core needle, vacuum-assisted, and stereotactic techniques).
• Localizing breast lesions using wire-guided, seed-based, and radar technology methods.

After watching the webinar, participants will be able to:

• Apply knowledge of biopsy techniques, including ultrasound-guided, stereotactic, and MRI-guided methods
• Collaborate in multidisciplinary care by integrating imaging findings into clinical decision-making in collaboration with oncologists, surgeons, and other specialists.

General description, scope and objectives of this webinar

The programme of this webinar will cover developments in breast imaging in male patients and transgender patients. 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:

• Breast imaging for male patients
• Breast imaging for transgender patients

After watching the webinar, participants will be able to:

• Understand different breast imaging strategies in male patients
• Understand the importance and breast imaging strategies in transgender patients

General description, scope and objectives of this webinar

The programme of this webinar will cover the developments in neoadjuvant systemic therapy monitoring
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 neoadjuvant systemic therapy monitoring with a special focus on Breast MRI and Contrast Enhanced Mammography
• The future prospects of neoadjuvant systemic therapy monitoring

After watching the webinar, participants:

• Will be able to confidently use multimodal imaging to optimize neoadjuvant treatment response monitoring
• Will acquire expertise in using imaging to guide decision-making for personalized treatment approaches
• Will have insights on emerging imaging biomarkers and AI tool to predict neoadjuvant therapy response

General description, scope and objectives of this webinar

The programme of this webinar will cover the follow-up patients after breast cancer treatment. 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:

• Recognizing imaging findings indicative of post-treatment changes and differentiate them from signs of recurrence.
• Evaluating the advantages and disadvantages of different imaging techniques on surveillance.

After watching the webinar, participants will be able to:

• Understand the surveillance guidelines for breast cancer patients after treatment.
• Explore future perspectives, including the application of deep learning models for predicting recurrence risk and guiding personalized follow-up care.

General description, scope and objectives of this webinar

The programme of this webinar will cover the latest advancements in AI tools that are (almost) ready for practical application in breast imaging, including their potential clinical impact, current limitations, and integration into existing workflows. 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:

• The capabilities of emerging AI tools for breast imaging
• Critically evaluating their clinical applicability
• Integrating these technologies into their diagnostic and therapeutic workflows
• Anticipating future developments in AI-driven imaging advancements

After watching the webinar, participants will be able to:

• Understand the functionality of cutting-edge AI-tools for breast imaging
• Assess the potential clinical benefits and limitations of AI developments for clinical use in breast imaging
• Understand how to integrate AI solutions into existing imaging workflows
• Recognize the potential impact of these technologies on diagnostic processes

General description, scope and objectives of this webinar

The programme of this webinar will cover the latest developments in lymph node and distant staging for breast cancer, including standard and advanced imaging modalities, current practices in the diagnosis and treatment of the axilla and guidance on when to perform distant staging.
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:

• Evaluating lymph node involvement and distant metastases using diagnostic imaging techniques and interpretation skills.
• Understanding current practices and guidelines for axillary management, including principles of treatment de-escalation.
• Determining appropriate clinical scenarios for performing distant staging in breast cancer patients, stratifying patients for optimal treatemnt planning

After watching the webinar, participants will be able to:

• Identify key imaging findings indicative of nodal and distant metastatic disease in breast cancer.
• Integrate imaging results with clinical and pathological data to improve staging accuracy and guide multidisciplinary decision-making.
• Apply current guidelines in the diagnosis and treatment of the axilla, with an emphasis on treatment de-escalation where applicable.
• Assess when distant staging is necessary to ensure accurate and efficient management of breast cancer patients.

Three webinars featured in the EUSOBI Educational Webinar Series 6:

• Developments in breast interventions
• Developments in neoadjuvant systemic therapy monitoring
• Developments in lymph node and distant staging

are kindly supported by an unrestricted educational grant from Mammotome.

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.