ABDORAD 2025 (On-demand)
Our three-day Abdominal Imaging Conference returned to our Radiology Conference line up on 2nd-4th August 2025. Taught by Associate Professor Mahan Mathur and Associate Professor Jay Pahade from Yale, USA, together with our expert Australian faculty, join us on-demand and gain up to 20 CME points.
Our three-day Abdominal Imaging Conference returned to our Radiology Conference line up on 2nd-4th August 2025. Taught by Associate Professor Mahan Mathur and Associate Professor Jay Pahade from Yale, USA, together with our expert Australian faculty, join us on-demand and gain up to 20 CME points.
Our three-day Abdominal Imaging Conference returned to our Radiology Conference line up on 2nd-4th August 2025. Taught by Associate Professor Mahan Mathur and Associate Professor Jay Pahade from Yale, USA, together with our expert Australian faculty, join us on-demand and gain up to 20 CME points.
Join us for our unique ABDORAD 2025, 3-day Abdominal Imaging conference.
On-demand access (Watch for 40 days from purchase)
This unique imaging conference will covers Liver Imaging, Bowel Imaging, Pancreas (including-pancreatic malignancy why we miss it and overlooked signs), Adrenal (how to manage those pesky nodules) and other conditions in the abdomen and pelvis.
PROGRAM
Day 1 - Saturday 2nd August
- The Pancreatic Cystic Lesion: Diagnosis and Management 2025
- Solid Pancreatic Lesion
- Mistakes in Pancreatic Imaging, Why we mess up and patients die
- Gastroduodenal Disease
- The Pesky Adrenal Incidentaloma: A new approach
- Peritoneum and Mesentery, Anatomy and Pathology
- Retroperitoneum , Anatomy and Pathology.
- Peer Learning Radiology Cases Part 1
- Case Based Tips and Trips in Abdominal Imaging
Day 2 - Sunday 3rd August
- Cystic Renal Masses
- Solid Renal Masses
- Diffuse Liver Disease
- The Malignant Liver Lesion
- Improving the Patient’s prognosis: Lessons we can all learn from a colorectal MDT
- Acute Small and Large Bowel Pathology
- Imaging of Inflammatory Bowel Disease
- Could you pass the NEW Part 2 FRANZCR Exam in Abdominal Radiology?
Day 3 - Monday 4th August
- Pancreatitis
- Uterine and ovarian disorders.
- Benign Liver lesions
- Cystic Liver Mass
- Mistakes in Liver Lesions
- Gallbladder and Biliary Tree
- A Simple Approach to Renal lesions
- Peer Learning Radiology Cases Part 2
- Contrast- Controversies and mgmt of allergic reactions
Meet your international speakers
Dr Mahan Mathur
Associate Professor of Radiology and Biomedical Imaging at Yale School of Medicine (USA)
Dr. Mahan Mathur is an Associate Professor of Radiology and Biomedical Imaging at the Yale School of Medicine, where he also serves as the Vice Chair of Education and Director of Medical Education in Radiology. He specializes in abdominal and pelvic imaging, with particular research interests in advanced imaging of the male genitourinary tract, MRI contrast dye safety, and medical education and curriculum development. Dr. Mathur is deeply committed to teaching and mentoring the next generation of physicians—including medical students, residents, and fellows—and is passionate about fostering a dynamic and supportive learning environment
Dr Jay Pahade
Associate Professor at the Yale Department of Radiology and Biomedical Imaging where he is also serves as Vice Chair for Quality and Safety for Yale Radiology and Medical Director for Radiology Quality and Safety for Yale New Haven Health.
Dr. Pahade is a globally known expert in abdominal imaging and quality / safety. He currently serves on the American College of Radiology Committee on Drugs and Contrast Media and National Peer Learning Committee and the American Board of Radiology Non-Interpretive Skills Committee. A sought-after educator, he has given over 90 international and national talks with several invited lectures at the RSNA, ARRS, ACR, SABI and SAR. He also received educational awards from the Harvard School of Medicine as a resident and won the Teacher of the Year award from Yale Radiology. Find out more about Dr Pahade.
