Welcome
Welcome to the Infomed on-demand service.
This is a sample of the sessions within the Men’s Health Imaging Course 2025 (Preview).
Catch up on our recent online courses anytime, at your own pace.
We’ve grouped them below so you can easily explore the content. Choose the course you want, purchase it, and get instant access. You’ll have 120 days to watch and rewatch the sessions as often as you like.
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Men’s Health Imaging Course 2025: On-demand service guide
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Anatomy of the gland to Anatomy of the scan Basics of MRI Prostate interpretation – Dr Conrad von Stempel
Dr. Conrad von Stempel’s session on "Lesions in the Non-Cirrhotic Liver" explores diagnosing liver lesions using imaging, focusing on identifying benign and malignant conditions in non-cirrhotic livers.
MpMRI: Likert and PIRADs version 2: the importance of clear communication – Dr Alex Kirkham
Dr Alex Kirkham discusses Likert and PI-RADS v2 scoring, highlighting the importance of clear and consistent communication in prostate MRI reporting and clinical decision-making.
MpMRI in Active Surveillance of prostate cancer: be PRECISE – Dr Francesco Giganti
mpMRI in active surveillance helps detect and monitor clinically significant prostate cancer, guiding targeted biopsy and identifying radiological progression. However, it should complement—not replace—PSA, clinical assessment, and biopsy.
MRI prostate Surgical planning the basics – Dr Louise Dickinson
MRI prostate for surgical planning focuses on using imaging to assess tumour location, extent, and anatomy to guide surgery and improve treatment planning.
Bladder Imaging: VIRADS and surgical planning – Dr Doug Pendse
An overview of VI-RADS bladder imaging and its role in detecting muscle-invasive disease and guiding surgical planning.
Testicular imaging – US and MR scrotum in the assessment of scrotal lesions – Dr Chun Wah So
A brief overview of ultrasound and MRI in the evaluation of scrotal lesions, focusing on differentiating benign and malignant testicular and paratesticular abnormalities and the role of MRI in indeterminate cases.
Urothelial imaging : Bladder and upper tract tumours on MRI and CT – Dr Andrea Da Silva
A brief overview of CT and MRI for detecting and staging bladder and upper urinary tract tumours, focusing on key imaging features and practical interpretation.
Penile imaging : Malignancy and functional assessment – MRI and Doppler – Dr Miles Walkden
A concise overview by Dr Miles Walkden on the role of MRI and Doppler ultrasound in assessing penile malignancy, tumour extent, and functional disorders such as erectile dysfunction.
MDT challenging cases – urogenital imaging – Dr Jina Pakpoor & Dr Conrad von Stempel
A focused session with Dr Jina Pakpoor and Dr Conrad von Stempel exploring challenging urogenital imaging cases and practical diagnostic approaches.