Call for abstracts

Call for abstracts

By Jonathan Cole Comment Closed
FLUG is holding its 2024 meeting on 4th July in Nottingham. As the FLUG team prepares the timetable we would like to invite proffered presentations [anything between 10-20 minutes, just specify] and also ideas for wider discussion. We especially welcome proffered presentations on novel quality control methods (e.g. CBCT, movement issues such as lag, CNR-based control logic etc) along with any case studies on optimisation of either the patient dose/IQ balance or staff occupational dose. Please keep your submitted abstracts to 500 words or less. Please send your abstracts to team@flug.org.uk as well as ideas for round-table discussions. ...
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Nominations open

Nominations open

By Jonathan Cole Comment Closed
We have one FLUG officer post coming up for re-election. Nominations are open to all FLUG members. If you'd like to know more about management of FLUG or the projects you could be involved with please get in touch. If you'd like to apply email nominations@flug.org.uk with the name and email address of the nominee along with about 100 words about the nominee's experience....
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Masterclass Webinar Series

Masterclass Webinar Series

By Jonathan Cole Comment Closed
In May 2021 FLUG will be running a Masterclass webinar series with invited speakers. Wed 5th May,14:00-15:00Professor Steve BalterRadiation Tracking & FeedbackThu 13th May14:00-15:00Katherine Deaney and Zoe KnightStream-lining video-fluoroscopy - joint radiographer / speech therapist clinicThu 20th May14:00-15:00Dr Kevin WunderleAn approach to fluoroscopic imaging protocol optimisationWed 26th May14:00-15:00Dr Michael SandborgHow should low-contrast detectability be measured in fluoroscopy for quality control Attendance is free and open to all members. If you wish to receive a certificate of attendance for CPD records there will be a flat charge of £10 no matter how many webinars in this series you attend. Registration is now open. ...
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FLUG Virtual meeting how-to

FLUG Virtual meeting how-to

By fluoroadmin Comment Closed
The FLUG 2020 virtual meeting will be using Zoom. It can be used in-browser or by downloading a separate application. If possible, please test whether Zoom works before the meeting and let us know if you have any problems. As a participant, you can mute and unmute your microphone in the bottom corner of Zoom. Please stay muted unless you are asking a question. You can send a chat message using the button in the centre of the bottom toolbar. This can be used to gain the attention of the meeting host to ask a question or request help. You can leave the meeting by closing Zoom or by using the leave button in the bottom right hand corner. This is where the leave button will also be for talk-specific Q&A rooms if delegate numbers are high. ...
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Call for Abstracts – Extended!

Call for Abstracts – Extended!

By Jonathan Cole Comment Closed
Abstracts of up to 500 words in English are now invited for submission until 29th February. We are initially seeking contributions of approximately 15-20 minutes on any subject of your choosing but especially any work on testing or optimising rotational angiography or other 3D fluoroscopic applications. We are also wanting to hold a Round Table discussion on issues that you think are important and will be taking offers of a short [<5 minutes] introduction to Round Table issues. The abstracts will be reviewed and all authors will be notified. Authors of abstracts that successfully passed the review process, will be invited to present their work as an oral presentation. You should receive a confirmation from us that we have your abstract. If you do not, or you have any other questions, get in touch at team@flug.org.uk...
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