IMAGING DIAGNOSIS OF THORACIC AORTA AND GREAT VESSEL INJURY
S. Mirvis – Baltimore, USA

INJURY TO THE DIAPHRAGM
K. Shanmuganathan – Baltimore, USA

SOLID-ORGAN INJURIES: LIVER
P. Poletti – Geneva, Switzerland

MDCT DIAGNOSIS OF SPLEEN INJURIES
K. Shanmuganathan – Baltimore, USA

BOWEL & MESENTERIC INJURIES
S. Mirvis – Baltimore, USA

ORAL CONTRAST IN TRAUMA CT
H. Teisen – Svendborg, Denmark

OPTIMIZING MULTISLICE CT
M. Beckman – Stockholm, Sweden

OPTIMIZING MULTISLICE CT
J. Norling - General Electric Medical Systems

OPTIMIZING MULTISLICE CT
B. Leidner – Huddinge, Sweden      

MSCT AND EMERGENCY RADIOLOGY/
SIEMENS TRAUMA SOLUTION
C. van Kuijk – Amsterdam, The Netherlands
P. Jaehrling – Siemens Medical Solutions

OPTIMIZED RADIO-DIAGNOSTIC WORK-UP OF
ER-PATIENTS COMBINING WHOLE BODY MULTISLICE CT
AND A NEW PATIENT TRANSFER BOARD
(“CRITICAL CARE BOARD”)
T. Schroeder – Essen, Germany

RADIOLOGY AND THE HOSPITAL EMERGENCY PLANNING
P. Bode – Leiden, The Netherlands

ULTRASOUND IN MULTIPLE TRAUMA
P. Bode – Leiden, The Netherlands

ULTRASOUND WITH CONTRAST ENHANCEMENT AS A
MEANS TO ASSESS TRAUMA PATIENTS
M. Beckman – Stockholm, Sweden

CONTRAST ENHANCED ULTRASOUND
IN BLUNT ABDOMINAL TRAUMA
P. Poletti – Geneva, Switzerland 

CLINICAL ASPECTS OF HEAD AND CERVICAL SPINE TRAUMA
ACUTE MANAGEMENT OF TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY
K. Brohi – London, England,

CRANIO-CEREBRAL TRAUMA  I,  II  and  III
A. D. Gean – San Francisco, USA

DIAGNOSING THE UNSTABLE CERVICAL-SPINE
S. Mirvis – Baltimore, USA

RADIATION IN TRAUMA – HARMFUL OR HELPFUL?
H-D Nagel – Philips Medical Solutions, Hamburg,
P F Höilund-Carlsen

PEDIATRIC TRAUMA I
DIFFERENCES IN IMAGING CHILDREN FROM ADULT TRAUMA  IMAGING ALGORITHMS                   
M. Riccabona – Graz,Austria                                     

PEDIATRIC TRAUMA II
SIGNIFICANT PEDIATRIC (MULTIPLE) TRAUMA - IMAGING MODALITIES,
APPROACHES AND ALGORITHMS WITH SPECIAL REGARD TO LOW DOSE CT PROTOCOLS
M. Riccabona – Graz, Austria 

PEDIATRIC TRAUMA III
NON-ACCIDENTAL INJURY IN CHILDREN
B. Schweiger – Essen, Germany

FOLLOW-UP AFTER SPLENIC EMBOLIZATION IN PATIENTS WITH BLUNT SPLENIC INJURY:
CAN CONTRAST-ENHANCED ULTRASOUND REPLACE CT?
PRELIMINARY RESULTS
J. Dormagen – Oslo, Norway

HIP TRAUMA
E. Geusens – Leuven, Belgium 

THE SOUTH AFRICAN TRAUMA SCENE. OVERWIEW
P. Fourie – Pretoria, South Africa

INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY IN HEAD
AND NECK TRAUMA
P. Fourie – Pretoria, South Africa

SHARP PENETRATING TRAUMA IN CHEST AND ABDOMEN
P. Fourie – Pretoria, South Africa

EXSANGUINATING PELVIC TRAUMA ALGORITHMS
K. Brohi, T. Fotheringham – London, England

CLINICAL MANAGEMENT OF PENETRATING TRAUMA
K. Brohi – London, England

ROLE OF CT IN PENETRATING TRAUMA TO THE TORSO
K. Shanmuganathan – Baltimore, USA