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	Department of Medical Imaging

Clinical Services

Academic Department of Medical Imaging

Annual Research Day

May 3, 2002

Keynote Speaker:

Gino Fallone, PhD, FCCPM

Cross Cancer Institute

Department of Medical Physics

University of Alberta

Presenters and Abstracts

Key Note Speaker : Gino Fallone	Major advances in the delivery of radiation treatment

Dr. Valerie Astrope	Pneumoperitoneum Post PGJ Insertion: A Clinical and Imaging Correlation.

Dr. Brent Burbridge	Experience with a Modified Gray-St. Louis Catheter for Percutaneous Gastrojejunostomy

Carissa Erickson	Automatic detection of seizure induced injury in the rat brain

Dr. Jason Godenir	Spontaneous in utero closure of VSD's

Dr. Mitchel Hochman	CT characteristics of invasive thymoma

Dr. R. Karam	Correlation of Prostatic Limits for Radiotherapy Planning using Axial vs. Reconstructed Multiplanar CT Imaging, with Inter- and Intra- Observer Variability

Dr. Edward Kendall	Can q-slice imaging distinguish neuronal cells from glial cells in a model of temporal lobe epilepsy?

Dr. Dave Leswick	Radiation dose of Chest CT protocols on standard vs multislice CT scanners

Dr. Andre Obenaus	Treatment with a cell-permeant calcium buffer provides neuroprotection and reduces the inflammatory reponse after cortical devascularization in rats

William Owen	A Neuroimaghing Study of the Word Frequency Effect

Dr. Robert Otani	CT filters and Algorithms: A Head to Head Challenge

Dr. R. Phillipson	Acupuncture for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: Correlation with Ultrasonographic Parameters

Dr. Todd Ross	Amniotic Band Syndrome: A proposed classification system

Dr. Gordon E. Sarty	Stroop interference between linguistic and emotional aspects of language

Dr. Sunel Sookdeo	The value of weighted views of the acromioclavicular joint - results of a prospective study of plain radiographs of suspected AC injury with and without weights

Dr. Grant Stoneham	Quantitative Bacterial Cultures of Superficial Skin Insertion Sites of Central Venous Catheters (CVCs) and Peripherally Inserted Central Catheters (PICCs)

Dr. Grant Stoneham	The Malpositioned Central Venous Catheter: Review of Repositioning Methods and a new Non-Invasive Technique for Repositioning the Catheter Tip

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