Incidental Findings in Paediatric Imaging 2027

A practical, case-based course helping general radiologists confidently interpret, report and manage common incidental findings in paediatric imaging. This intensive two-day live online event is structured with interactive lectures followed by case scenarios, discussion and Q&A sessions led by an international faculty of expert consultant radiologists from leading British and American hospitals.

The course provides comprehensive coverage across all major organ systems in the chest, abdomen and pelvis, including topics such as lungs and mediastinum, head and neck, brain and spine, cardiovascular system, musculoskeletal imaging, liver, pancreas and spleen, urinary tract, and gastrointestinal and genital tract findings. Each session combines short introductory lectures with an intensive series of challenging cases reviewed using a powerful cloud-based DICOM viewer, allowing you to scroll through images independently while the faculty provide immediate feedback and practical guidance.

• Interactive lectures with case scenarios and Q&A
• Use of cloud-based DICOM viewer for real-time case analysis
• Coverage of chest, abdomen and pelvis imaging
• Guidance on when to reassure, investigate or follow up incidental findings
• International faculty perspective with comparisons of UK and US guidelines
• 90 days on-demand access to recorded sessions included
• CPD certificate with 12 credits awarded

By completing this course, participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of best practices in managing incidental findings, develop cost-effective and evidence-based approaches to management, improve their interpretation and reporting skills, and increase confidence in radiological practice. The course is particularly valued for its practical application to everyday reporting, with attendees noting that the content directly impacts their approach to managing incidentalomas and reduces unnecessary specialist referrals.