NORDIC TRAUMA RADIOLOGY


EMERGENCY RADIOLOGY 2^ndNORDIC COURSE MAY 25 - 28, 2009 GOTHENBURG, SWEDEN Registration form PRELIMINARY TOPICS Neuro Modern acute stroke work-up; The emergency spine Thorax/Vascular Aortic & great vessel emergencies; Pulmonary embolism Intensive care critical imaging Abdominal/renal Acute abdominal bleeding: detection with MDCT Pancreatitis Intestinal ischemia Intestinal obstruction (ileus) Renal colic Orthopedic Acute tetra/paraplegia Spinal infections Pediatric Neonatal abdominal emergencies Abdominal emergencies in older children Neck and airway emergencies Registration form		Nyutkommen bok i TRAUMATOLOGI Lennquist (red.), Sten ISBN: 9789147052165
	Vid det primära omhändertagandet av en svårt skadad är de beslut man fattar och de åtgärder man vidtar av avgörande betydelse och kan bokstavligen innebära skillnaden mellan liv och död, eller mellan full hälsa och invaliditet, påpekar Sten Lennquist, huvudförfattare till Traumatologi, den första heltäckande svenska läroboken inom detta område. Boken kan köpas hos Adlibris
5^th Nordic Trauma Radiology Course OSLO, NORWAY MAY 19 - 22, 2008 Syllabus	4^th Nordic Trauma Radiology Course Stockholm, Sweden May 15-18, 2006 Syllabus
BCVI -blunt cerebrovascular injuries Aronsborg Concensus Conference Recommendations 2007
C-spine Trauma - How do we image? Sigtuna Concensus Conference Recommendations 2004
How to manage splenic injuries - protocol from Karolinska Huddinge 2004

The aim of this website is to promote and develop trauma radiology work in the Nordic countries.

Since 2000 we have arranged biannual Nordic courses in Trauma Radiology with a faculty incorporating US, European and Nordic radiologists well experienced in trauma work. The courses gained a lot attention with more than 400 participants all together. This and other trauma radiological work has been partly presented at this website.

The field of trauma and emergency radiology is established since 15 years in the United States and focus on trauma is increasing in the Nordic countries. In a time of subspecialization, we also feel the need to focus on the subject of emergency radiology.
We have thus together decided to establish an association for both trauma and emergency radiology with participation from the Nordic countries, Nordic Forum for Trauma and Emergency Radiology, (NORDTER).

The association is open to membership for physicians regardless of speciality, researchers and all others interested in trauma and emergency radiology. The aim will be to open a broad forum to exchange knowledge and ideas, to generate educating discussions, and to seek cooperation with other Nordic and international organizations.

If you are interested to contribute to or join the Forum, please contact: ntr@nordictraumarad.com for further information.

The website is the belongs to Nordic Forum for Trauma and Emergency Radiology.
Chairman Bertil Leidner, Karolinska University Hospital, Huddinge, secretary Eva-Cecilia Salmonsson, Lunds University Hospital and treasurer Mats Beckman, Karolinska University Hospital, Solna, Sweden
Nordic Members of the Board: Henrik Teisen, Denmark, Seppo Koskinen, Finland and J. Dormagen, Norway