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Australasian Society
for Ultrasound in Medicine
36th Annual Scientific Meeting
Promoting Excellence in Ultrasound
14 – 17 September 2006
Melbourne Convention Centre
ASUM2006 www.asum.com.au/asum2006.htm
Victoria, Australia
www.asum.com.au
Nuchal Translucency Course
Thursday, 14 September 2006
Annual Scientific Meeting
Friday, 15 – Sunday, 17 September 2006
Skills Development Workshops ASUM is Certified
Sunday, 17 September 2006 ISO 9001:2000 Quality
Management Systems
Call for Abstracts ASUM is affiliated
with WFUMB
Australasian Society
for Ultrasound in Medicine
36th Annual Scientific Meeting
Promoting Excellence in Ultrasound
ASUM2006 www.asum.com.au/asum2006.htm
International Keynote Speakers Include:
Dr Grant Baxter Professor John McGahan
Consultant Radiologist, Honorary Director of Abdominal Imaging and
Senior Lecturer, University of Glasgow , Ultrasound, University of California,
United Kingdom United States
Dr Grant Baxter is a General Professor John McGahan, MD is the Professor
Radiologist with subspecialty interest for Radiology and Director of Abdominal
in Oncology, GU including renal transplantation Imaging and Ultrasound at the University of California,
and ultrasound. The Western Infirmary incorporates Davis located in Sacramento, California. He has been author
the Beatson Oncology unit, which is the second of over 200 scientific articles and has been editor of over
largest cancer centre in the United Kingdom. Dr five published text books in the field of ultrasonography.
Grant is involved with the West of Scotland Prostate
Brachytherapy Team and is Head of the Ultrasound Professor Gregory Moneta
Department. Other interests centre upon ultrasound Professor of Surgery, Oregon Health Services
contrast agents and needle techniques, under either University, Portand, United States
ultrasound or CT guidance. Professor Gregory Moneta is Professor of
Surgery at the Oregon Health Services
Professor Yuxin Jiang MD University in Portland, Oregon, USA. He has
Director of the Department of been Past President of several national bodies including
Diagnostic Ultrasound, Peking Union American Venous Forum. He has been actively involved with
Medical College Hospital, Beijing, China vascular ultrasound since its inception and has performed
Professor of the Chinese Academy seminal studies on criteria for diagnosing carotid, mesenteric
of Medical Sciences & Peking Union and renal arterial disease. He is actively involved in
Medical College in Beijing, China establishing criteria for performance in vascular laboratories.
President of the SUM/CMA Society for
Ultrasound in Medicine Chinese Medical
Dr Christian Nolsøe
Association President of the Danish Society of Diagnostic
Ultrasound (DSDU), Denmark
Professor Yuxin Jiang will lead a team from China
to present at ASUM ASM 2006 on topics relating Associate Professor, Department of Circulation
to ultrasound guided therapy, eg HIFU and Radio and Medical Imaging, Norwegian University of
Frequency and Microwave Ablation, use of contrast Science and Technology, Trondheim, Norway
in ultrasound, and various interventional techniques. Dr Christian Nolsøe is the President of the Danish Society
of Diagnostic Ultrasound (DSDU). He is a Radiologist with
subspeciality in ultrasound and a PhD in image guided tissue
ablation. His fields of interest include interventional US,
Doppler, tissue ablation, US contrast and new techniques.
International Keynote Speakers : continued
Professor Sharlene Teefey Professor Kittipong Vairojanavong
Director of Ultrasound, Mallinckrodt Past President Asian Federation of Societies
Institute of Radiology, Washington for Ultrasound in Medicine and Biology
University School of Medicine, United States (AFSUMB), Rajavithi Hospital, Thailand
Dr Sharlene Teefey is Professor Professor Vairojanavong is the Past
of Radiology and the Director of President of the Asian Federation of
Ultrasound at the Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology. Societies for Ultrasound in Medicine and Biology (AFSUMB).
Her residency and fellowship were at the Mayo His is involved with the advisory editorial board of Fetal
Graduate School of Medicine. She has a special interest Diagnosis and Therapy Journal as well as the Ultrasound
in musculoskeletal ultrasound, which has also been the Review of Obstetrics and Gynecology Journal.
focus of her research.
Professor Marvin C Ziskin
Professor Dirk Timmerman President of the World Federation for
Professor Faculty of Medicine, Ultrasound in Medicine and Biology, Professor
UZ Gasthuisberg, Belgium of Radiology and Medical Physics, Temple
Professor Dirk Timmerman is head University Medical School, United States
of the unit of prenatal medicine and Professor Marvin C Ziskin, M.D.,
gynaecological ultrasound at the M.S. (Biomedical Engineering) career in Ultrasound
University Hospitals of Leuven. He is Coordinator commenced in 1965 at Hahnemann Medical College,
of the International Ovarian Tumour Analysis (IOTA) where he pioneered in B-Scan Techniques in Clinical
collaborative group and Belgian representative to Medicine. In 1968 he joined the faculty at Temple
the European Federation of Societies for Ultrasound University Medical School, where he has been Professor
in Medicine and Biology (EFSUMB). He is a member of Radiology and Medical Physics for the past 38 years.
of the board of ISUOG (International Society of He has written more than 200 scientific articles and is
Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology) and member the co author of 7 textbooks. From 1982 to 1984, he was
of the editorial board of the journal Ultrasound in the President of the American Institute of Ultrasound,
Obstetrics and Gynecology. His main interest has been and from 2003 to 2006 was the President of the World
gynaecological ultrasonography. Federation for Ultrasound in Medicine and Biology.
Local Keynote Speakers Include:
Dr Michael Bethune Mr Cain Brockley
Consultant Sonologist, Melbourne Chief Sonographer, Medical Imaging
Ultrasound for Women, Mercy Hospital Department, Royal Children’s Hospital
for Women, The Royal Women’s Hospital, Melbourne, Australia
Australia Mr Cain Brockley has been the Chief
Dr Michael Bethune is a specialist Sonographer at the Royal Children’s
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist with the subspecialty Hospital in Melbourne for the last five years. He
certificate in Obstetric and Gynaecological Ultrasound obtained his postgraduate qualification at RMIT
(COGU). He is a visiting imaging specialist at the Royal University and since that time has been involved in
Women’s Hospital, Melbourne and at the Mercy Hospital all aspects of paediatric ultrasound. Mr Brockley has
for Women. He also works in private practice at Melbourne been involved in a number of research and academic
Ultrasound for Women. Dr Bethune is the present projects including co-writing paediatric subject matter
Treasurer of the Australasian Association of Obstetric and for the Monash University ultrasound course. Cain
Gynaecological Ultrasonologists (AAOGU). He is actively regularly presents at a range of educational events as
involved in ultrasound education and has spoken at several well as local and national conferences. His areas of
national and international meetings. He is a RANZCOG interest include paediatric liver transplant evaluation,
accredited Nuchal Translucency assessor. His fields of ultrasound of the paediatric eye and specialized
interest include 3D/4D Ultrasound and prenatal diagnosis. paediatric musculoskeletal examination.
Local Keynote Speakers : continued
Associate Professor Ms Mary Langdale
Lachlan de Crespigny Senior Sonographer, Victoria House Imaging,
Honorary Fellow, Murdoch Children’s Melbourne, Australia
Research Institute Ms Mary Langdale qualified as a general
Principal Fellow, Department of sonographer with DMU and is currently
Obstetrics and Gynaecology, University employed as the senior sonographer at
of Melbourne, Australia Victoria House Imaging in Melbourne. The past seven years
Associate Professor Lachlan de Crespigny is an there have helped her develop an extensive knowledge of
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist who practices musculoskeletal ultrasound and her full time job in the busy
exclusively in ultrasound and related diagnostic private practise involves a workload of at least 80% MSK. The
procedures. He is a Principal Fellow in the variety of injuries seen is immense and includes many elite
Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at the athletes from varying sports. Mary has a keen interest in
University of Melbourne and is an Honorary Fellow sharing her knowledge with fellow sonographers, sonologists
of the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute. He is and medical staff both within the department and around
in private ultrasound practice. He has long had an Australia through various presentations, workshops and
interest in research in his specialty and has published tutorials with Monash University, ASA and ASUM.
widely in Australian and International journals. His
Dr Simon Meagher
recent topics include ethics and abortion. He is
coauthor of Prenatal Tests: The Facts (OUP 2005). Obstetrician, Gynaecologist and Sonologist
Director, Monash Ultrasound For Women,
Professor David A Ellwood Monash IVF Melbourne, Australia
Associate Dean and Professor of Dr Simon Meagher is Director of Monash
Obstetrics and Gynaecology, The Ultrasound for Women, Consultant
Canberra Clinical School of the University Obstetrician Gynaecologist / Sonologist at the Mercy
of Sydney & ANU, Director of the Fetal Hospital & Box Hill Hospitals. Dr Meagher is actively involved
Medicine Unit at The Canberra Hospital, in research and has published over 50 articles in peer review
Australia and local journals. He has a dedicated interest in education
Professor David Ellwood is a practicing obstetrician and has produced a world first DVD library in obstetric and
and certified subspecialist in Maternal-Fetal Medicine gynaecological ultrasound with the first 5 chapters now
who is interested in teaching and research in high distributed through ASUM www.asum.com.au. Over recent
risk obstetrics. Currently he is the President of the years his Melbourne based annual workshops have attracted
Perinatal Society of Australia and New Zealand large numbers nationally and internationally. He is an examiner
(PSANZ). He is an Executive Member of Women’s for the ASUM Diploma in Diagnostic Ultrasound (DDU) has
Health Australia (WHA). He is also a member of an established private practice ‘Obstetric and Gynaecological
the Advisory Faculty of Advanced Life Support Ultrasound, in Mulgrave, (www.ultrasound.com.au).
in Obstetrics (ALSO). He is the Past Chair of the
Maternal-Fetal Medicine Committee of the Royal Dr Amanda Sampson
Australian & New Zealand College of Obstetricians Clinical Director of Ultrasound, Royal Women’s
& Gynaecologists (RANZCOG), and the current Chair Hospital, Melbourne, Australia
of the Research Assessment Sub-Committee which Director, Women’s Imaging Centre, Melbourne,
oversees research training for trainees. He is a Past Australia
Chair of the High Risk Obstetric Advisory Group of Dr Amanda Sampson has taken an active
NSW Perinatal Services Network (HROAG). He is interest in the teaching of ultrasound through the RANZCOG,
widely published and sits on the Advisory Board of having collaboratively developed 3 CDrom Practice
the publication Australian Doctor. Professor Ellwood’s Improvements Projects for Fellows and Subspecialists
expert opinion is sought in a wide range of pregnancy (Threatened Miscarriage, Gynaecology, Fetal Brains). Her
and birth related legal issues. main areas of interest include training, multiple pregnancy,
fetal brain development and abnormality, intrauterine
tranfusions, and adolescant gynecology. She has served on
numerous committees within RANZCOG and for the DHA.
Call for Abstracts
Abstracts are invited for oral and poster Abstracts are invited for all topics related to the
presentations. If you wish to submit an abstract following:
for consideration by the Scientific Committee
■ Musculoskeletal Ultrasound
you must also intend to register for the Meeting.
■ O & G Ultrasound
Accepted paper and poster presenters will receive
■ Echocardiography
a AUD100.00 discount from their registration fee.
■ Vascular Ultrasound
On-line submission is the only method of receipt
■ General Ultrasound
of abstracts. Please visit
■ Paediatric Ultrasound
http://www.icms.com.au/asum2006. ■ Education and Quality Issues in Ultrasound
If you experience technical difficulties with the ■ Management and Quality Issues in Ultrasound
on-line submission system, please email your ■ Technical Development in Ultrasound
query to program@icms.com.au
Electronic Poster Presentations
Poster Presentations Accepted electronic poster presentations will
The Scientific Committee of the ASUM ASM 2006 receive detailed instructions on how to submit their
strongly encourages authors with research digital poster material at the time of notification
abstracts to submit them as poster presentations. of abstract acceptance in June 2006. Accepted
For the first time you will have the opportunity to electronic poster presentations will be required
present your poster as a PowerPoint presentation. to submit their final presentations on CD-ROM
Posters will be on display at the meeting and (2 copies) to the Meeting Office by Monday, 14
authors will be allocated a time to discuss August 2006. A number of linked computers will
their work. provide access to all electronic presentations.
Abstract Submissions Prizes
If you wish to present an oral or poster Papers submitted by registrants are generally
presentation please submit your abstract on-line: eligible for a range of generous prizes offered by
http://www.icms.com.au/asum2006 no later than our sponsors. To be eligible for a poster prize a
Thursday, 11 May 2006. presenter must give permission for the content of
the poster to be published in the ASUM Ultrasound
Abstract submissions MUST include the main
Bulletin. An independent jury of sonographers and
objective/s of the presentation.
radiologists, grouped according to their expertise,
will judge all scientific exhibits with regard to
Confirmation of Receipt of Abstract originality / educational value / scientific quality,
Immediately following submissions you will visual impression and overall assessment. The
receive a confirmation of receipt on your following prizes will be awarded at ASUM ASM 2006.
computer screen, including a submission reference ■ Best Sonographer Research Presentation Award
number and confirmation of your personal ■ Best Research Presentation Award
password. These details should be used if you wish ■ Best Clinical Presentation Award
to edit your abstract up to and no later than the ■ Best Poster Presentation Award
submission deadline of Thursday, 11 May 2006.
No changes will be possible after this deadline. Presenters must indicate when submitting their
paper if they wish to be considered for a prize.
Details of these prizes will be published in the
ASUM Ultrasound Bulletin.
This Provisional Program is correct at Nuchal Translucency Course
ASUM ASM 2006 time of printing, but the organisers Thursday, 14 September 2006
Provisional Program reserve the right to alter the program
if and as is deemed necessary.
Annual Scientific Meeting
Friday, 15 – Sunday, 17 September 2006
Skills Development Workshops
Sunday, 17 September 2006
Friday, 15 September 2006
O&G VASCULAR MSK: SHOULDER
Ultrasound of the Ovaries Exploring the Popliteal Fossa ▸ US of the Shoulder: The Washington University
How to Assess Ovarian Tumour with Ultrasound ▸ Professor John Harris Experience ▸ Professor Sharlene A Teefey
Professor Kittipong Vairojanavong Potential Ultrasound Facilitated Overuse of Carotid Dynamic Assessment of Shoulder Pain ▸
Significance of Resistance and Pulsitivity Indices of Ovarian Interventions ▸ Professor Gregory Moneta Ms Mary Langdale
Tumour ▸ Professor Dirk Timmerman Transcranial Doppler and Duplex Scanning ▸ Clinical Examination of the Shoulder ▸
Morphologic Ultrasound Appearance of Complex Ovarian Professor Brian Chambers Dr Peter Larkins
Tumour ▸ Professor Kittipong Vairojanavong
Morning Tea
PLENARY 1
Opening Address
Utility of Duplex Scanning for Peripheral Arterial Disease in 2006 ▸ Professor Gregory Moneta
Safety of Ultrasound ▸ Professor Marvin C Ziskin
Mathematical Models to Distinguish Benign / Malignant Tumour ▸ Professor Dirk Timmerman
Title TBC ▸ Professor Yuxin Jiang
Lunch
O&G GENERAL
Fetal Cardiac Diagnosis ER / FAST ▸ Professor John McGahan
Introduction/Overview ▸ Dr James Grimwade US-Contrast Agents in Diagnosis of Focal Liver Lesions ▸
The Dilemma of Poor Antenatal Diagnosis ▸ Professor Dan Penny Dr Christian Nolsøe
Normal Physiology of the Fetal Heart ▸ Professor Adrian Walker Paediatric Orbits ▸ Mr Cain Brockley
Live Scanning of Normal Heart + 3D/4D Display ▸ Dr Mark Teoh
Afternoon Tea
O&G GENERAL
Fetal Cardiac Diagnosis The Difficult Gallbladder ▸ Professor Sharlene A Teefey
First Trimester Heart Diagnosis ▸ Dr Simon Meagher Interventional US Abdominal ▸ Dr Christian Nolsøe
DVD Presentation of Major Fetal Heart / Abnormalities, Second Right Lower Quadrant Ultrasound ▸
Trimester ▸ Dr Simon Meagher Professor John McGahan
Problem Solving / What if? ▸ Professor Sam Menahem,
Dr Simon Meagher, Dr James Grimwade
Management Issues Following the Diagnosis of a Fetal Heart
Abnormality ▸ Professor Sam Menahem
Question & Answer Session ▸ All Speakers
Concluding Remarks ▸ Dr James Grimwade
Welcome Reception
Saturday, 16 September 2006
O&G VASCULAR GENERAL/BREAST
The Fetal Head – MRI/Ultrasound Ultrasound for Assessment and Interventions for Breast Surgery / Perspective Integration ▸
Understanding Ultrasound of the Fetal Head ▸ Chronic Liver Disease ▸ Dr Anthony Schelleman Dr Darren Lockie
Professor John McGahan Mesenteric Duplex Scanning: From Development to Benign vs Malignant Breast ▸ Ms Jenny Cawson
Comparative Development Anatomy of the Fetal Current Status ▸ Professor Gregory Moneta Pitfalls and Tricks for Breast Ultrasound ▸
Brain – Ultrasound and MRI ▸ Ankle / Brachial Pressure Indices – Essential in Ms Paula King
Dr Michelle Fink, Dr Amanda Sampson Clinical Practice ▸ Professor John Harris
Cortical Abnormalities in Neonates ▸ Dr Richard Leventer Ankle / Brachial Pressure Indices – of Limited Value
These Days ▸ Professor Ken Myers
Examples of Fetal Brain Abnormalities Using Ultrasound / MRI ▸
Dr Michelle Fink / Dr Amanda Sampson Proferred Paper – Ageing of Venous Thrombus ▸
Ms Amy Clough
Saturday, 16 September 2006 : continued
Morning Tea
O&G VASCULAR MSK
Premature Labour and Placenta Surveillance During and After Arterial Surgery ▸ Hip Pain ▸ Ms Mary Langdale
Ultrasound of Placental Praevia Accreta ▸ Professor Philip Walker Functional and Sonographic Anatomy of the Lateral Hip
Professor David A Ellwood The Problem of Non-Invasive Testing for Chronic with Ultrasound Correlation ▸
Transvaginal Scans of Pregnant Cervix ▸ Venous Insufficiency ▸ Professor Gregory Moneta Mr Chris Lawson
Professor Kittipong Vairojanovong Ultrasound and Non-Atherosclerotic Arterial Hip Surgery ▸ Mr Elton Edwards
Doppler Assessment of a Sick Fetus ▸ Dr Amamda Sampson Diseases ▸ Professor Harry Gibbs Paediatric Hip ▸ Mr Cain Brockley
Predicting Placental Pathology with Ultrasound ▸
Professor David A Ellwood
Lunch ASUM Annual General Meeting
O&G GENERAL
3D / 4D Ultrasound Testicular Microlithiasis, is it a Marker of Malignancy ▸
Role of the 3D in Gynaecology ▸ Dr Michael Bethune Professor Sharlene A Teefey
Debate – the Place of Entertainment Ultrasound in Obstetrics Prostate Imaging Treatment ▸ Dr Grant Baxter
For ▸ Professor Lachlan de Crespigny The Use of Ultrasound in Male Infertility ▸
Against ▸ Dr Glen McNally Mr Gordon Baker
New Technologies in 3D Ultrasound ▸ Dr Michael Bethune Non Gynaecological Pelvic Pathology ▸
Dr Simon Meagher
Afternoon Tea
O&G VASCULAR MSK
Early Pregnancy Ultrasound and Haemodialysis Access Surgery - The Accuracy of US for Diagnosing Focal Lesions of the
Diagnosis / Management of PULS ▸ Dr George Condus Establishing Criteria ▸ Professor Harry Gibbs Hand and Wrist ▸ Professor Sharlene A Teefey
The Ethics of Later Term Termination ▸ Evaluation of Upper Extremity Ischaemia ▸ Vascularity Index of Tendons ▸ Ms Jill Cook
Professor Lachlan de Crespigny / Professor David A Ellwood Professor Gregory Moneta Trigger Finger ▸ Dr Lois Basham
The Role of the 11-14 Week Scan ▸ Dr Amanda Sampson Ultrasound and Renal Transplantation ▸ TBA Foot / Ankle Ultrasound ▸ Ms Mary Langdale
Where Are We At With Soft Markers? ▸ Dr Michael Bethune
Poster Defence
ASUM ASM Gala Dinner
Sunday, 17 September 2006
PLENARY 2
Ultrasound Guided Tumour Ablation ▸ Professor John McGahan
Risk Management in Pregnancy Ultrasound ▸ Dr Mark O’Brien
Establishing an Ultrasound Unit in 2006 ▸ Professor Philip Walker
Deep Vein Thrombosis – The Current Status ▸ Professor Ken Myers
Morning Tea – Brunch
O&G GENERAL
Skills Development Workshops
Ultrasound of the Endometrium Mastering Patient
ROOM 1 ROOM 2 ROOM 3 ROOM 4
Differential Diagnosis of Endometrial Expectations, Difficult
Abnormality ▸ Professor Dirk Timmerman Interactions ▸ Counselling What’s New With Testes The Advanced What the Surgeon Wants
Ultrasound Diagnosis of Trophoblastic Tissue ▸
Dr Mark O’Brien Shoulder from CVI Scanning ▸
Professor Kittipong Vairojanavong Mr Robert Ziegenbein
Prediction of Depth of Infiltration in Endometrial
Carcinoma ▸ Professor Dirk Timmerman Customer Service The Fetal Heart Scan The Wrist and AAA Scanning, With and
Elbow ▸ Without Grafts ▸
Uterine Vascular Malformation ▸ Mr Stephen Bird Mr Robert Ziegenbein
Professor Dirk Timmerman
Lunch Breast Ultrasound The 12 Week Scan ▸ Ovarian Veins ▸ The Hip – Beyond the
Ms Louise Worley Mr Martin Necas Hernia
The Gynaecological OH&S for The Ankle ▸ Salivary Glands ▸
Pelvic Exam Sonographers ▸ Ms Mary Langdale Mr Mark Smyth
Ms Roslyn Savage
Registration Information
Delegates will be able to register for ASUM ASM 2006 from May 2006. Please register on-line via the
meeting website: www.icms.com.au/asum2006. Should this not be convenient please contact the
Meeting Office for a registration form.
Discounts may apply for institutional group registrations of 10 or more. Institutions should apply to the
Meeting Office for further information.
Please Note: Presenters of papers and posters will receive AUD100.00 discounted from these registration
fees on acceptance of their paper(s) or poster(s).
Exhibition and Sponsorship Opportunities
The Meeting Organising Committee will also be coordinating an Exhibition to run alongside the Meeting.
The Exhibition will be held in the You Yangs Hall at the Melbourne Convention Centre. A high degree of
exposure for Meeting delegates to the Exhibition will be ensured. Expressions of interest in participating in
the Exhibition or as a Sponsor will be welcomed by the Meeting Office at any time.
Please email sponsorship@icms.com.au or phone +61 3 9682 0244.
The Local Organising Committee is proud to
acknowledge the support of our sponsors of the
ASUM 36th Annual Scientific Meeting.
ASUM Head Office Meeting Office
ICMS Pty Ltd
84 Queensbridge Street
Southbank VIC 3006
Promoting Excellence in Ultrasound Australia
2/181 High Street
Willoughby NSW 2068
Phone: +61 3 9682 0244
Sydney Australia
Fax: +61 3 9682 0288
ASUM CEO: Dr Caroline Hong
Email: asum2006@icms.com.au
ASUM Education Manager: Mr Keith Henderson
Website: www.icms.com.au/asum2006
Phone: +61 2 9958 7655
Fax: +61 2 9958 8002
Email: asum@asum.com.au
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