Imaging in Arthritis: A Public Science Lecture
Research, tools and technologies in the diagnosis of joint disease
Exeter is a world renowned centre for research and treatment of joint disease. The Exeter Hip, a hip implant developed through a collaboration between the Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital and the University of Exeter, is world’s most widely used hip implant. In 2018, a new community of scientists, clinicians and patients was formed to drive the next generation of life changing advances in joint disease diagnosis and treatment. As part of the official launch, the Imaging Arthritis Consortium are delighted to invite you to attend a public lecture by a consultant radiologist from the Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital. Dr Sharief Aboelmagd will provide an engaging insight into the tools and technologies used by radiologists to diagnose joint disease. Dr. Aboelmagd will also give an overview of the cutting edge research that will revolutionise diagnosis and treatment of joint disease in the coming decades.
| A Translational Research Exchange @ Exeter (TREE) research event | |
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| Date | 23 July 2019 |
| Time | 17:30 to 19:00 |
| Place | Exeter Phoenix |
| Provider | Translational Research Exchange @ Exeter (TREE) |
Event details
The public lecture will be held in the Exeter Phoenix on the evening of Tuesday the 23rd of July. The event is free to attend and includes a drinks reception where all attendees are encouraged to meet and chat with the scientists and clinicians in attendance.
Registration
Please register using this link: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/imaging-in-arthritis-a-public-science-lecture-tickets-64165372356
Programme
17:30 - Doors open
18:00 - Talk starts
19:00 - End of event
Further information
The Imaging Arthritis Consortium are a network of clinicians, academics, patient groups and members of the public who are interested in working together to drive advances in imaging for musculoskeletal health. Understanding the lay-persons perspective on research and development in the clinical and biomedical sciences is vitally important. The Imaging Arthritis Consortium welcomes any and all attendees to join our network and lend their voices in the fight against arthritis. If you are interested in joining or just finding out more about the Imaging Arthritis Consortium, please email imagingarthritis@gw4.ac.uk.
