viernes, 30 de septiembre de 2016

Adios y gracias por todo


Queridos compañeros, queridos ex-compañeros,


Acabo una etapa formidable. Me lo he pasado MUY bien con vosotros, he disfrutado mucho, he trabajado muy a gusto y he aprendido todo lo que he podido. A algunos no os lo he dicho en persona, pero os voy a echar de menos. Muchísimas gracias por todo. 


No te quedes inmóvil
al borde del camino
no congeles el júbilo
no quieras con desgana
no te salves ahora
ni nunca
no te salves
no te llenes de calma
no reserves del mundo
sólo un rincón tranquilo
no dejes caer los párpados
pesados como juicios
no te quedes sin labios
no te duermas sin sueño
no te pienses sin sangre
no te juzgues sin tiempo

pero si
pese a todo
no puedes evitarlo
y congelas el júbilo
y quieres con desgana
y te salvas ahora
y te llenas de calma
y reservas del mundo
sólo un rincón tranquilo
y dejas caer los párpados
pesados como juicios
y te secas sin labios
y te duermes sin sueño
y te piensas sin sangre
y te juzgas sin tiempo
y te quedas inmóvil
al borde del camino
y te salvas
entonces
no te quedes conmigo.
              M. B.

martes, 27 de septiembre de 2016

Sesión interservicios

El próximo 4 de noviembre, el Dr. Anton junto con un residente de oftalmología de Donosti darán en nuestro servicio a la hora y en el lugar de siempre una sesión de neurooftalmología. A tal sesión están invitados los oftalmólogos del Hospital de Basurto con el VB de nuestro jefe de servicio.



martes, 20 de septiembre de 2016

Application for the Albert L. Baert European Radiology Editorial Fellowship is open


Application for the Albert L. Baert European Radiology Editorial Fellowship is open

Tuesday, September 20, 2016 (ESR, Vienna) – In 2017, the Albert L. Baert European Radiology Editorial Fellowship will be offered for the fourth time. The editorial fellowship, which was initiated by Prof. Albert L. Baert and the European Radiology Private Foundation in 2013, will again provide one successful applicant with a unique opportunity to gain experience within the structure of one of Europe’s top scientific journals.

Each year, applicants are encouraged to apply for this programme, which aims to provide training in editorial skills, such as manuscript evaluation, manuscript editing, organisation of peer review, manuscript production and publishing, including electronic publication. Whilst application is open to everyone, candidates still in training or under the age of 35 are preferred.

“The fellowship is an excellent opportunity for young radiologists interested in scientific publishing to gain first-hand knowledge from an expert. I believe it is very important to promote and encourage young, motivated people to widen their horizons and also understand the other side of publishing,” said Prof. Albert L. Baert, who was Editor-in-Chief of European Radiology for 12 years, from 1996 to the end of 2007, and is now Editor Emeritus of the journal.

Candidates must be ESR members and should be able to provide evidence of a record of scientific or clinical research and work in the field of radiology as proven by scientific presentations or publications.

“The fellows are given the opportunity to familiarise themselves with the technical aspects of handling manuscripts, reviewer recruitment, review evaluation and criteria of decision making. Furthermore they are asked to complete reviews in and outside their areas of expertise. I believe that the Editorial Fellowship equips the candidates with valuable skills beneficial for their academic careers,” said Prof. Maximilian F. Reiser, current Editor-in-Chief of European Radiology.

The selected fellow will be announced by the Editor-in-Chief, at the editorial board meeting held during the annual European Congress of Radiology, in March.

Applications should be sent before October 31, 2016 to office@european-radiology.org and include a Curriculum Vitae and letters of reference from the chair of the applicant’s department.

Further information is available here.

Taller práctico de RM (“ Hand-on MRI”) en infartos y tumores cerebrales

Salva Pedraza me envía información sobre un curso que organizan en Girona. Por si a alguien le interesa.

http://www.esmrmb.org/html/img/pool/FINAL_PROGRAMME_STROKE-TUMOR_MR_Image_Analysis_PROGRAM.pdf

Brain MR Image Analysis: Stroke and Tumour

November 17-18, 2016
Girona/ES


Course organisers:
Salvador Pedraza, Girona/ES
Josep Puig, Girona/ES

Course venue: 
Hospital Dr Josep Trueta
Department of Radiology 
Girona/ES

Faculty:
Gerard Blasco, Sonia del Barco, Maria Hernandez, Josep Munuera, Salvador Pedraza, Josep Puig, Joaquin Serena, Bruno Triare

Preliminary programme:Please click here to download the programme 

Lectures (50% of the course)•    Stroke. Epidemiology and treatment.
•    Stroke Imaging MRI Biomarkers.
•    Essential of stroke parameters imaging protocol. 
•    Analysis of DTI in stroke. 
•    Analysis of MRA in stroke. 
•    Brain tumors. Epidemiology and treatment. 
•    Tumor Imaging MRI Biomarkers. 
•    Essential of tumor parameters imaging protocol.
•    Analysis of DTI in brain tumors.
•    Analysis of Perfusion and IVIM in brain tumors. 

Hands-On (50% of the course)
•    Warm-up cases to get familiar with Olea Sphere® 3.0.
•    Post-processing and interpretation of stroke studies on Olea Sphere® workstation
•    Discussion and experts’ comments on stroke cases.
•    Stroke cases for evaluation of the sequences: DWI, FLAIR, GE, PWI, MRA, and DTI. Quality and the informative value of each sequence.
•    Post-processing and interpretation of tumours studies on Olea Sphere® workstation.
•    Discussion and experts’ comments on tumours cases.
•    Tumor cases for evaluation of the sequences: DWI, FLAIR, PWI, MRA, and DTI. Quality and the informative value of each sequence.