Scientific Exhibit

2013

• 1st place : David Leswick et al - University of Saskatchewan
  You Are What You Drink.  How Oral Contrast Agents Affect Radiation Dose During CT with Automatic Tube Current Modulation
• 2nd place : Linda Probyn et al - Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre
  Multisource feedback and self-assessment of the Communicator, Collaborator and Professional CanMEDS roles for Diagnostic Radiology Residents
• 3rd place : Denise Pugash et al - University of British Columbia
  Fetal White Matter Abnormalities in Cytomegalovirus Infection

2012

• 1st place: Stephanie Tan et al. ‒ Université de Montréal
  Quantitative Evaluation of Two Different Reconstruction Kernels on Coronary Artery Stent Image Quality and Artifacts Using ECG-Gated Computed Tomography (CT): An In Vivo Study
• 2nd place: David Leswick et al. ‒ University of Saskatchewan
  Shields Up! Fetal Shielding Combined with State of the Art CT Dose Reduction Strategies During Maternal Chest CT
• 3rd place: David Horne et al. ‒ University of Saskatchewan
  The Need for Breast Shields During Abdominal CT

2011

• 1st place: Frédéric Thomas-Chaussé et al. ‒ Radiology Department – CHUM
  Safety and efficacy of Sotradecyl sulfate foam sclerotherapy of venous malformation with upper airways or oropharyngeal compromise
• 2nd place: Llewellyn Sim et al. ‒ Dept of Diagnostic Radiology, Singapore General Hospital
  Diagnostic assessment of axillary lymph nodes using elastography
• 3rd place: Breanne Irving et al. ‒ University of Melbourne
  Knowing the Enemy: Health Care Provider Knowledge of CT Dose & Associated Risks

2010

• 1st place: Patricia Jo et al. – University of Saskatchewan
  Reduced Dose with Maintained Image Quality Utilizing 100 kVp Carotid CT Angiography
• 2nd place: Alexandre Semionov et al. – University of Montréal Medical Centre
  Pandemic influenza A (H1N1) 2009/2010: Chest imaging findings from 147 proven cases in a university hospital
• 3rd place: Sukhvinder Dhillon et al. – University of Alberta
  Comparison of Different Concentrations of Iodinated Contrast for Visualization of Cartilage Fragments in Multislice CT