SRS Autumn Meeting 2000
Friday 10th November 2000
Walton Conference Centre
Southern General Hospital, Glasgow
Morning Joint Programme
| Time | Title | Speaker |
| 0900-0930 | Registration | |
| 0930-1000 | PET Scanning in Oncology |
Dr A Welch Aberdeen |
| 1000-1030 | Report on Scottish Audit of Gastric-Oesophageal Cancer
| Prof F Gilbert & Dr H Yosef Aberdeen |
| 1030-1100 | Coffee | |
| 1100-1130 | EAR Lecture : Nuclear Medicine for the General Radiologist | Dr P Robinson Leeds |
| 1130-1200 | Issues relating to the future of Scottish Radiology | Prof J Weir Aberdeen |
| 1200-1300 | McGibbon Lecture : Brachytherapy in Localised Prostate Cancer | Dr D Ash Leeds |
| 1300-1400 | Lunch | |
Afternoon Radiology Programme
| Time | Title | Speaker |
| 1415-1500 | Overview of Musculoskeletal Ultrasound | Dr E McNally Oxford |
| 1500-1530 | Coffee | |
| 1530-1610 | Nycomed Scholarship Reports
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| 1610-1630 | Unenhanced helical CT in Acute Renal Colic | Dr J Addison Elgin |
| 1630 | AGM | |
Afternoon Oncology Programme
| Time | Title | Speaker |
| 1400-1440 | Recent prostate cancer trials | Dr J M Russell Glasgow |
| 1440-1500 | Lung cancer treatment - Waiting times & tumour growth | Dr N O'Rourke Glasgow |
| 1500-1530 | Coffee
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| 1530-1600 | Shocked & stunned - Controversies in the use of diagnostic and ablative radioiodine in differentiated thyroid cancer | Drs R M McMenemin, T E Hilditch, N S Reed Glasgow |
| 1545-1600 | Evaluation of late morbidity from radiotherapy at the Beatson Oncology Centre as part of a European study | Drs F Cowie, A Barrett Glasgow |
| 1600-1615 | Adenocarcinoma of unknown primary site - A phase II study of MCF chemotherapy | Dr A Graham MacDonald Aberdeen |
| 1615-1630 | Retrospective review of 21 cases of penile tumour referred for radiotherapy to a single institution over a 3 year period | Drs F Cowie, D Dodds Glasgow |
| 1630 | AGM | |
Registration
£10 per person, cheques payable to the Scottish Radiological Society, sent
to Dr L Stewart at the address below by 31 October 2000.
In addition, it is proposed to hold a post-meeting dinner at the Belfry
restaurant in Glasgow. The cost of this (excluding drinks) will be £20.
Numbers for this are unfortunately limited, so places can only be reserved on a first come basis.
The Walton Conference Centre
The Walton Conference Centre is easily accessible from all parts of the UK -
by road, rail and air.
By Air
Glasgow International Airport, one of the UK's leading gateway airports, with
an extensive range of scheduled flights from Continental Europe, North
American and the rest of the UK is 5 miles west of the hospital.
Taxi cabs are available from a rank outside the airport. The travelling time from
the airport to the Walton Conference Centre, Southern General Hospital is
approximately 10 minutes (depending on traffic).
Self drive car hire is available from all the major car hire companies based at
Glasgow Airport.
By Car
From either the East or West on the M8 Motorway, exit at junction 25, marked
"ClydeTunnel". You will join the Clyde Tunnel approach road, but should exit
this at the first slip road, which is signposted for the Southern General
Hospital. Turn left when your reach the roundabout (on Govan Road). You will
see the hospital almost immediately on your left.
If you are approaching from the North of the city go through the Clyde Tunnel
(A739), in left lane. At tunnel exit take first left - Govan. Proceed to the
roundabout. Go around it and double back along Govan Road for ¼ mile.
Proceed across next roundabout. The Hospital entrance is first on your left.
Disabled parking spaces are available near entrances. All main entrances
have ramps.
By Rail
Rail or underground to Govan Road Entrance.
Paisley Gilmour St. Station
Bus or taxi to Southern General - buses Arriva No. 24 and Hutchisons No.25.
Central Station (Union St, Glasgow)
Bus or taxi to Southern General - buses Arriva No.23 or 24 from Union Street.
Queen Street Station (Glasgow)
Underground from Buchanan Street to Govan
Partick Station
Underground from Partick to Govan
Govan Underground Station
Take buses that go to the Southern General Hospital. Buses for the hospital
grounds are available at street level bus stop not the terminus. Local taxis
also available.
Cardonald Station
Twenty minute walk to Langlands Road entrance.
Local organisers:
Oncology Section
Dr A G Robertson
Beatson Oncology Centre
Western Infirmary
Glasgow G11 6NT
Tel: 0141 211 1740
Fax: 0141 211 6356
Radiology Section & Address for Registration
Dr L Stewart
Main X-Ray
Southern General Hospital
1345 Govan Road
Glasgow G51 4TF
Tel: 0141 201 1540
Fax: 0141 201 1557
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