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diagnostic and differentiation of IBD, i ts helpful in staging of disease activity and i ts equal to other imaging methods in detecting complications (fistula, abscess and stenosis). In interventional therapy of abscesses US-guided procedures are used successful. In conclusion of the possibilities of US in IBD it plays an important role because i ts a non-inva- sive an non-radiation-method. Due to the complexity of the topic the presentation concentrates on giving an idea of the present stage of sonogra- phy in chronic inflammatory bowel disease, some less frequent intestinal infections or the ischaemic bowel diseases. The Research is Done: Now, How Do I Write and Submit the Manuscript Moderator/Speaker: Mark Lockhart, MD, MPH Following this session, participants will: (1) understand the basic principles that will improve writing of a scientific manu- script; (2) know the steps of manuscript organization; (3) be aware of the basics of working with a team in the draft and edit process; and (4) understand how to choose a journal and how authors interact with journals after the manuscript is written. SPECIAL INTEREST SESSIONS 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM Assessment of the Fetus at Risk Moderators: Lynn Simpson, MD, Lami Yeo, MD Assessment of the Fetus At Risk: Twin-twin Transfusion Syndrome (Cardiologist’s Perspective) Anita Moon-Grady Pediatrics, University of California San Francisco, San Francisco, California, UNITED STATES Twin-twin transfusion syndrome is a complex disease process affecting monochorionic twin pregnancies that has im- plications for the cardiovascular system in both recipient and donor co-twins. Systolic, diastolic, and structural cardiac changes can occur; these have been the subject of intense study over the past two decades, and the use of echocardiography in evaluation of these pregnancies has become common in centers offering treatment of the condition. Echocardiography has a role in detection, risk stratification, monitoring of therapy, and long- term followup for affected twin-pairs. The role of echocardiog- raphy (including two-dimensional and color Doppler imaging as well as detailed spectral Doppler examination) in delineating the clinical cardiovascular and hemodynamic findings charac- teristic of the syndrome, and proposed pathophysiologic mech- anisms and consequences will be discussed. Doing the Right Moves for Living Pain Free as a Sonographer Moderators/Speakers: Mark Roozen, MEd, CSCS,*D, NSCA-CPT, Doug Wueben, BA, AS, RDCS Education on CORRECTIVE EXERCISE TO WORK RIGHT-Doing exercise to correct movement pattern and assist in working PAIN FREE Doug Wuebben, 1 Mark Roozen 2 1 Cardiology, Avera Sacred Heart Hospital, Yankton SD, South Dakota, UNITED STATES; 2 The Performance Education Association, Yankton SD, South Dakota, UNITED STATES Lecture and Hands-on Learning Brief Course Description: This Course will show sonographers and other par- ticipants a methodical way to exercise and proper movement to eliminate pain, improve movement patterns todecrease injury and work and live pain free. Learning Objectives: A. What are the Biomechanics of work induced sonographer pain/injury. 1. 9 out of 10 sonographers scan in pain 2. 25% of those become disabled 3. 80% experience decreased ability to do acceptable work B. Hands on presentation demonstrating corrective exer- cises choice and technique to increase career longevity. 1. Corrective exercise and a gym workout are not the same. The differences and similarities will be discussed 2. Correct move- ment patterns lead to less injury and career longevity C. Educate on corrective training principles and techniques. 1. Training protocols for pain free work 2. Demonstration of corrective exercises for problem areas a. Shoulders/Neck b. Arms/Wrist c. Lower Back d. Hips e. Legs 3. Specific areas of focus for corrective movement 4. implementation of a corrective program into your workday. Simple stretches and exercises that can be done anywhere in a matter of minutes. Faculty Names and Con- tact Information: Mark Roozen, M.Ed, CSCS,*D, NSCA-CPT, FNSCA 817-219-2811 - phone [email protected] - email Doug Wuebeen BA, AS, RDCS (Adult and Peds) 605-661-5754 [email protected] Echographie Foetale: Quoi de Neuf en 2015 (In French) Moderator: Hassen Gharbi, MD Echographie Foetale: Quoi de Neuf en 2015 (In French) Echographie fœtale en Tunisie, exemple de pays emergents: pass e, pr esent, avenir. Kaouther Dimassi Obstetrics and gynecology departement, Mongi Slim Hospital, La Marsa, TUNISIA, Taieb el mehiri, TUNISIA Kaouther Dimassi, 1 Dalenda Chelli, 2 Wiem Khomsi- Douira, 3 Hassen A. Gharbi 4 1 Service de gyn ecologie obst etrique, H^ opital Mongi Slim La Marsa, Tunisie; 2 Service de radiologie, H^ opital d’enfants, Tunis, Tunisie; 3 Service de gyn ecologie- obst etrique service A centre de maternit e et de n eonatologie, Tunis, Tunisie; 4 Clinique de radiologie Ibn Zohr, Tunis Tunisie S6 Ultrasound in Medicine and Biology Volume 41, Number 4S, 2015

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S6 Ultrasound in Medicine and Biology Volume 41, Number 4S, 2015

diagnostic and differentiation of IBD, i�ts helpful in stagingof disease activity and i�ts equal to other imaging methodsin detecting complications (fistula, abscess and stenosis). Ininterventional therapy of abscesses US-guided proceduresare used successful. In conclusion of the possibilities ofUS in IBD it plays an important role because i�ts a non-inva-sive an non-radiation-method.

Due to the complexity of the topic the presentationconcentrates on giving an idea of the present stage of sonogra-phy in chronic inflammatory bowel disease, some less frequentintestinal infections or the ischaemic bowel diseases.

The Research is Done: Now, How Do I Write andSubmit the Manuscript

Moderator/Speaker: Mark Lockhart, MD, MPH

Following this session, participantswill: (1) understandthe basic principles that will improvewriting of a scientific manu-script; (2) know the steps ofmanuscript organization; (3) be awareof the basics of working with a team in the draft and edit process;and (4) understand how to choose a journal and how authorsinteract with journals after the manuscript is written.

SPECIAL INTEREST SESSIONS

3:30 PM – 5:30 PM

Assessment of the Fetus at Risk

Moderators: Lynn Simpson, MD, Lami Yeo, MD

Assessment of the Fetus At Risk: Twin-twin TransfusionSyndrome (Cardiologist’s Perspective)

Anita Moon-Grady Pediatrics, University ofCalifornia San Francisco, San Francisco, California,UNITED STATES

Twin-twin transfusion syndrome is a complex diseaseprocess affecting monochorionic twin pregnancies that has im-plications for the cardiovascular system in both recipient anddonor co-twins. Systolic, diastolic, and structural cardiacchanges can occur; these have been the subject of intense studyover the past two decades, and the use of echocardiography inevaluation of these pregnancies has become common in centersoffering treatment of the condition. Echocardiography has a rolein detection, risk stratification, monitoring of therapy, and long-term followup for affected twin-pairs. The role of echocardiog-raphy (including two-dimensional and color Doppler imaging aswell as detailed spectral Doppler examination) in delineatingthe clinical cardiovascular and hemodynamic findings charac-teristic of the syndrome, and proposed pathophysiologic mech-anisms and consequences will be discussed.

Doing the Right Moves for Living Pain Free as aSonographer

Moderators/Speakers: Mark Roozen, MEd, CSCS,*D,NSCA-CPT, Doug Wueben, BA, AS, RDCS

Education on CORRECTIVE EXERCISE TO WORKRIGHT-Doing exercise to correct movement pattern andassist in working PAIN FREE

Doug Wuebben,1 Mark Roozen2 1Cardiology, AveraSacred Heart Hospital, Yankton SD, South Dakota,UNITED STATES; 2The Performance EducationAssociation, Yankton SD, South Dakota, UNITEDSTATES

Lecture and Hands-on Learning Brief CourseDescription: This Course will show sonographers and other par-

ticipants a methodical way to exercise and proper movement toeliminate pain, improve movement patterns todecrease injuryand work and live pain free. Learning Objectives: A. What arethe Biomechanics of work induced sonographer pain/injury. 1.9 out of 10 sonographers scan in pain 2. 25% of those becomedisabled 3. 80% experience decreased ability to do acceptablework B. Hands on presentation demonstrating corrective exer-cises choice and technique to increase career longevity. 1.Corrective exercise and a gym workout are not the same. Thedifferences and similarities will be discussed 2. Correct move-ment patterns lead to less injury and career longevity C. Educateon corrective training principles and techniques. 1. Trainingprotocols for pain free work 2. Demonstration of correctiveexercises for problem areas a. Shoulders/Neck b. Arms/Wristc. Lower Back d. Hips e. Legs 3. Specific areas of focus forcorrective movement 4. implementation of a corrective programinto your workday. Simple stretches and exercises that can bedone anywhere in a matter of minutes. Faculty Names and Con-tact Information: Mark Roozen, M.Ed, CSCS,*D, NSCA-CPT,FNSCA 817-219-2811 - phone [email protected] - emailDougWuebeen BA, AS, RDCS (Adult and Peds) [email protected]

Echographie Foetale: Quoi de Neuf en 2015(In French)

Moderator: Hassen Gharbi, MD

Echographie Foetale: Quoi de Neuf en 2015 (In French)Echographie fœtale en Tunisie, exemple de pays �emergents:pass�e, pr�esent, avenir.

Kaouther Dimassi Obstetrics and gynecologydepartement, Mongi Slim Hospital, La Marsa,TUNISIA, Taieb el mehiri, TUNISIAKaouther Dimassi,1 Dalenda Chelli,2 Wiem Khomsi-Douira,3HassenA.Gharbi4 1Service de gyn�ecologieobst�etrique, Hopital Mongi Slim La Marsa, Tunisie;2Service de radiologie, Hopital d’enfants, Tunis,Tunisie; 3Service de gyn�ecologie- obst�etriqueservice A centre de maternit�e et de n�eonatologie,Tunis, Tunisie; 4Clinique de radiologie Ibn Zohr,Tunis Tunisie