PAEDS | Paediatric bowel
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Plenary 2 | Sound Stage | GE HealthCare
Friday, June 13, 2025 |
12:30 PM - 1:20 PM |
Plenary Hall 2 | Sound Stage |
Overview
Dr Riwa Meshaka
Speaker
Dr Riwa Meshaka
Consultant
Great Ormond Street Hospital
Paediatric bowel
12:30 PM - 1:20 PMAbstract
This workshop will cover the essentials for scanning paediatric bowel and acute abdominal pathologies. We will cover protocols, tips and tricks and pitfalls of scanning:
1. Appendicitis
2. Inflammatory bowel disease
3. Intussusception
4. Midgut malrotation and other causes of paediatric bowel obstruction
By the end of the session, the attendee should be able to:
1. Use a structured approach to identifying and analysing the paediatric appendix on ultrasound.
2. Know the secondary features of appendicitis and factors that may influence surgical management.
3. Use a structured approach to scanning bowel in the identification of active inflammation and be able to report findings accurately.
4. Identify normal from actively inflamed bowel.
5. Understand the steps in scanning for intussusception, when to look for a lead point, and ultrasound features that may impact ability to reduce non-operatively.
6. Understand normal sonographic midgut anatomy and be able to identify potential malrotation with or without volvulus.
5. Know the limitations of ultrasound and the role of other modalities in these conditions.
1. Appendicitis
2. Inflammatory bowel disease
3. Intussusception
4. Midgut malrotation and other causes of paediatric bowel obstruction
By the end of the session, the attendee should be able to:
1. Use a structured approach to identifying and analysing the paediatric appendix on ultrasound.
2. Know the secondary features of appendicitis and factors that may influence surgical management.
3. Use a structured approach to scanning bowel in the identification of active inflammation and be able to report findings accurately.
4. Identify normal from actively inflamed bowel.
5. Understand the steps in scanning for intussusception, when to look for a lead point, and ultrasound features that may impact ability to reduce non-operatively.
6. Understand normal sonographic midgut anatomy and be able to identify potential malrotation with or without volvulus.
5. Know the limitations of ultrasound and the role of other modalities in these conditions.
Biography
Dr Riwa Meshaka |
Great Ormond Street Hospital
Riwa is a London-based paediatric radiologist who has special interests in GI, GU and oncological paediatric imaging. Research interests include midgut malrotation and bowel imaging in paediatric inflammatory bowel disease.
