Learning Objectives: Understand MRI protocols dedicated to the evaluation of the male pelvis, including the prostate, bladder, urethra, penis, and scrotum. Identify normal findings, anatomical variants, and malformations of the male pelvis relevant to clinical practice. Recognize inflammatory and infectious patterns, differentiating them from neoplasms and other mimickers. Evaluate pathologies of the urethra, penis, and scrotum, including oncologic and non-oncologic presentations. Interpret incidental non-urological findings in the male pelvis and understand their clinical impact. Apply structured interpretation and classification criteria, with emphasis on PI-RADS and its main pitfalls. Correlate imaging protocols and findings with clinical decision-making in healthcare settings. Course Description: This course provides a practical and integrated approach to imaging evaluation of the male pelvis with a focus on MRI. Key protocols for the prostate, bladder, urethra, penis, and scrotum will be reviewed, along with fundamental topics such as malformations, inflammatory processes, mimickers, and both oncologic and non-oncologic presentations. The content includes discussion of incidental findings, an in-depth review of the seminal vesicles, and updates on structured interpretation using PI-RADS, including tips and common pitfalls. The course is complemented by illustrative cases, enabling immediate application of the concepts in routine clinical practice. Target Audience: Radiologists and residents in radiology and diagnostic imaging.

• 14/03/2026
• 14h - 17h
• Online - SALA 6

• (Aula Gravada) Protocolo de RM da bexiga
• (Aula Gravada) Protocolo de RM do pênis, uretra e bolsa testicular
• (Aula Gravada) Malformações da pelve masculina
• (Aula Gravada) Processos inflamatórios e infecciosos da pelve masculina
• (Aula Gravada) Patologias da uretra masculina
• (Aula Gravada) Patologias penianas não oncológicas
• (Aula Gravada) Patologias penianas oncológicas
• (Aula Gravada) Patologias da bolsa testicular não oncológicas
• (Aula Gravada) Patologias da bolsa testicular oncológicas
• (Aula Gravada) A vida de PI: navegando entre os Rads
• (Aula Gravada) Achados não urológicos na pelve masculina
• (Aula Gravada) Dicas e armadilhas do PI-RADS
• (Aula Gravada) Revisão completa das vesículas seminais
• (Aula Gravada) Protocolo de RM da próstata
• Discussão ao vivo

Learning Objectives: Understand imaging protocols dedicated to the evaluation of urothelial lesions, from planning to interpretation. Assess hematuria using imaging methods, correlating clinical and radiological findings. Identify detection and staging features of upper urinary tract and bladder urothelial tumors, using standardized systems such as VI-RADS. Recognize the accuracy, challenges, and limitations of VI-RADS, including pitfalls and less common histological subtypes. Apply classifications such as nacVI-RADS and post-TUR VI-RADS in practical clinical scenarios. Differentiate imaging patterns of atypical and aggressive histologies, understanding their implications for management. Analyze rare and challenging cases, integrating imaging-based reasoning in complex clinical situations. Identify gaps in current guidelines and discuss the expanding role of imaging in the diagnosis and follow-up of urothelial lesions. Explore new applications and technological advances in urothelial imaging, with a focus on clinical utility. Course Description: This course provides a comprehensive evaluation of urothelial lesions from the upper urinary tract to the bladder, with an emphasis on the practical application of imaging in diagnosis and staging. The content includes dedicated protocols, hematuria workup, structured interpretation, and the use of systems such as VI-RADS at different stages of the clinical pathway. Challenges related to atypical histologies, aggressive variants, rare cases, and major gaps in current guidelines will also be discussed, along with emerging technologies applied to urologic care. The course integrates expert-led case discussions and a hands-on session, complemented by short lectures (“knowledge capsules”) made available in advance on the event platform. Target Audience: Radiologists and residents in radiology and diagnostic imaging.

• 14/03/2026
• 09h - 12h
• Online - SALA 6

• (Aula Gravada) Protocolos de imagem, anatomia e anomalias do trato urinário
• (Aula Gravada) Avaliação por imagem da hematúria
• (Aula Gravada) Detecção e estadiamento dos tumores uroteliais do trato superior
• (Aula Gravada) Imagem dos Tumores Uroteliais do Trato Urinário Superior e Inferior: uma abordagem prática e diagnóstico diferencial
• (Aula Gravada) Papel da RM na re-RTU do câncer de bexiga não-músculo invasivo
• (Aula Gravada) Papel da RM no câncer de bexiga músculo-invasivo
• (Aula Gravada) Acurácia, dicas práticas e principais desafios do VI-RADS
• (Aula Gravada) NacVI-RADS e VI-RADS pós-RTU: dicas e desafios para a prática clínica
• (Aula Gravada) Características de imagem das histologias atípicas e agressivas nos tumores uroteliais
• (Aula Gravada) Casos raros e desafiadores: o que aprendi com eles
• (Aula Gravada) Lacunas nas diretrizes atuais dos tumores uroteliais: por que a imagem está se expandindo?
• (Aula Gravada) Impacto da RM na decisão terapêutica do câncer de bexiga: visão do oncologista
• (Aula Gravada) Imagem dos Tumores Uroteliais do Trato Urinário Superior e Inferior: uma abordagem prática e diagnóstico diferencial
• (Aula Gravada) Impacto da RM na decisão terapêutica do câncer de bexiga: visão do urologista
• Discussão ao vivo