RadiologyConference recording2026
Radiopaedia 2026 Virtual Conference — six days of lectures, case workshops and anatomy reviews
The Radiopaedia 2026 Virtual Conference ran online from 16 to 21 July 2026, and this set brings back its lectures and slides. Frank Gaillard, Andrew Dixon, Sally Ayesa and an international faculty cover neuro and head and neck, chest and cardiac, abdominal and trauma, MSK and pediatrics, women’s and oncologic imaging, then a final day on radiation and MRI safety, AI and the clinical side of radiology — with a case workshop in every field and short anatomy reviews throughout.
- 6conference days
- 86sessions
- 10case workshops
- Slidesincluded
- Jul 2026recorded
What you’ll be able to do
- Apply new MS criteria and approach myelopathy, skull and orbital lesions
- Avoid ILD pitfalls and flag critical chest findings
- Characterise liver, pancreatic and adrenal lesions
- Recognise trauma patterns including intimate partner violence
- Read hip and lumbar MRI, breast imaging and oncologic response
- Understand radiation, MRI safety and AI in practice
Inside the conference
Radiopaedia 2026 Virtual Conference daily themes
Neuro and head and neck; chest and cardiac; abdominal and trauma; MSK and pediatrics; women’s and oncologic imaging; and a final day on safety, AI, radiology online and clinical connection.
Teaching styles
Focused lectures, live case workshops with guests, bite-sized anatomy reviews by Michael Nel and a closing “final scroll” of cases and quizzes.
Built for
- Radiology residentsEngaging, case-based learning across all sections.
- Radiologists and radiographersA broad annual update.
Faculty & programme
Day 1 — July 16 15 sessions
- Daniel Gewolb — Opportunistic CNS infections
- Francis Deng — Myelopathy: patterns and pearls
- Lea Alhilali — Hands up! Imaging of the brachial plexus
- Andrew Dixon & Frank Gaillard — Multiple sclerosis: new criteria
- Paul Ryan — Neurocutaneous syndromes: an imaging overview
- Frank Gaillard & Guests — Neuroradiology case workshop
- Derek Smith — Another hole in the head: approaching skull lesions
- Frank Gaillard — Flight of fancy: understanding TOF MRA
- Michael Nel — Gyral anatomy review
- Tabby Kennedy — Orbital infections
- Daniel Gewolb — Diplopia: a radiology roadmap
- Christine Glastonbury — Head & Neck cancer pearls and pitfalls
- Tom Campion — Central skull base lesions
- Daniel Gewolb & Guests — Head & Neck case workshop
- Michael Nel — Orbital anatomy review
Day 2 — July 17 14 sessions
- Lauren Groner — Imaging of pleural disease
- John Dreisbach — CT in infective endocarditis
- Jeffrey Kanne — Interstitial lung disease imaging pitfalls
- Sally Ayesa — Chest CT: lung nodules and masses
- Kate Hanneman — Cardiac findings on non-cardiac imaging
- Sally Ayesa & Guests — Chest imaging case workshop
- Jonathan Chung — Critical findings in chest radiology
- Prabhakar Rajiah — Cardiomyopathy: MRI evaluation
- Andrew Dixon — Before you read a chest x-ray
- Sally Ayesa — Chest CT: airspace opacity and airways disease
- Michael Nel — Bronchopulmonary segments anatomy review
- Andrew Dixon & Guests — Core conditions case workshop
- Naveen Sharma — A tour of the heart: anatomy and pathology
- Michael Nel — Pleural anatomy review
Day 3 — July 18 15 sessions
- Ed Godfrey — Diffuse liver disease
- Matt Morgan — Pancreatic showdown: serous vs mucinous cystadenomas
- Katy Hickman — Liver metastasis: imaging and therapy
- Michael Hartung & Guests — Abdominal imaging case workshop
- James Seow — Adrenal incidental lesions
- Carla Goncalves — Complex abdominal hernias
- Matt Morgan, Katy Hickman & Ed Godfrey — Current liver imaging with MR
- Joseph Mullineux — Cystic liver lesions
- Michael Nel — Liver segments anatomy review
- Sameer Raniga — Pelvic vascular injuries in polytrauma
- Craig Hacking — Blunt cerebrovascular injury
- Bharti Khurana — Detecting intimate partner violence on imaging
- Michael Nel — Vertebral artery anatomy review
- Sameer Raniga — Lisfranc fracture-dislocations: imaging approach
- Vikas Shah & Guests — Trauma imaging case workshop
Day 4 — July 19 14 sessions
- Angela Atinga — Imaging of hamstring injuries
- Logan Walker — An approach to hip MRI
- Tatiane Cantarelli — Imaging of chondral and osteochondral lesions
- Imran Lasker & Guests — Musculoskeletal case workshop
- Matt Skalski — An approach to lumbar spine MRI
- Michael Nel — Rotator cuff anatomy review
- Bhavna Batohi — Incidental bone lesions: a practical approach
- Chris Newman — Musculoskeletal dual energy CT in action
- Michael Nel — Knee menisci anatomy review
- Jeremy Jones — Skeletal dysplasias and their metabolic mimics
- Jeremy Jones & Guests — Pediatric imaging case workshop
- Ryan Thibodeau — Syndromic patterns in pediatric radiology
- Jeremy Jones & Jane McEniery — Medulloblastoma
- Andrew Murphy — Creating safe environments in pediatric CT
Day 5 — July 20 14 sessions
- Nishat Bharwani — Abnormal uterine bleeding
- Emmeline Lee — Incidental adnexal masses
- Emmeline Lee, Sarah Moore & Sally Ayesa — Fetal Doppler assessment
- Michael Nel — Female pelvic ligaments anatomy review
- Rema Wasan — Fundamentals of mammography
- Bhavna Batohi — Contrast enhanced mammography
- Bhavna Batohi — Problem solving in breast imaging
- Bhavna Batohi & Guests — Women’s imaging case workshop
- Michael Nel — Ductal breast anatomy review
- Amish Lakhani — Complications of immunotherapy
- Mitesh Naik — How to measure cancer
- Sally Ayesa — Neuroendocrine tumor imaging
- Hannah Ireland — What’s new in interventional oncology
- Sally Ayesa & Guests — Oncologic imaging case workshop
Day 6 — July 21 14 sessions
- Zoe Brady — Radiation safety in clinical practice
- Kellye Chia — MRI safety in clinical practice
- Frank Gaillard, Zoe Brady & Jonathan Chung — The CT causing cancer question
- Susan Shelmerdine — AI changes systems, not just tasks
- Sonam Vadera — Crib notes on AI
- Paul Yi — Where AI is taking radiology
- Andrew Murphy — AI and the illusion of competence
- Mohit Agarwal — Grassroots to globe: connecting radiologists online
- Sally Ayesa — Stronger than a 90s Trend
- Andrew Dixon & Sally Ayesa — It’s a Radiopaedia Story
- Daniel Gewolb — Talking to the patient: clues beyond the images
- Matt Lukies — Interventional radiology as a core clinical discipline
- Daniel Gewolb & Laurie Loevner — Mentors, mentees and moments that matter
- Andrew Dixon & Frank Gaillard — The Final Scroll: Cases, quizzes and conference wrap-up
Before you buy
Are the educational posters included?
The listing is based on the lectures, workshops and anatomy reviews; rPoster sessions may not all be included.
Do I get CME credit or a certificate?
No. Clinicapedia provides the educational content only — no CME or CE credits, MOC points or certificates of completion are included with this product.
Specifications
| Format | Videos + slides |
|---|---|
| Contents | 86 lectures, workshops and reviews |
| Recorded | 16–21 July 2026, virtual |
| Publisher | Radiopaedia |
| Department | Radiology |
| Delivery | Instant download · lifetime re-download |
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