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Year
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City
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Topic
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2019
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Vienna
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technique: Ultra high field and brain biopsy
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small animal: neurocranium and splanchnocranium
- equine: head
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2018
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Zurich
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technique: functional MRI - relevant for the veterinary clinical use?
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small animal: neuroimaging of the ageing patient
- equine: the ageing equine athlete
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2017
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Bern
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2016
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Zurich
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- technique: everything you always wanted to know but never dared to ask
- small animal: cavitations in brain and spinal cord
- equine occupational diseases
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2015
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Bern
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- pitfalls and challenges
- small animal and equine challenges
- imaging pitfalls of meninges, nerves, discs, and Joints, hoof, horn capsule and cartilage
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2014
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Ghent
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- contrast agents: side effects and developments
- small animals: imaging bleeding - haemorrhage - infarcts
- equine: contrast in equine orthopaedics
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2013
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Bern
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- coils: techniques and artefacts
- differentiation of inflammatory vs. neoplastic CNS disease in small animals using MRI -chances and limitations
- equine head: sinuses, teeth - MRI or CT?
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2012
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Ghent
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- the future of low-field MRI
- clinical applications of ultra-high field MRI
- MR of the locomotor system: possibilities and new ideas
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2011
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Bern
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- general: functional and interventional imaging
- advances in technology related to equine MRI
- small animal: peripheral nerves/ neuromuscular
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2010
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Ghent
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- inversion recovery sequences and fat-suppression sequences
- thoracic and tendon MRI and MR in soft tissues
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2009
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Bern
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- general: safety and image quality
- advances in equine Imaging
- small animal: imaging the spine
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2008
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Ghent
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- contrast agents, techniques and applications
- Imaging the splanchnocranium in small animals and in horses
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2007
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Bern
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- gradient echo techniques
- imaging the neurocranium
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2006
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Ghent
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- general: artefacts and coils
- imaging the locomotory system
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2005
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Bern
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- how many tesla and what for?
- protocols for high and low field MRI: regions and indications
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