Excited to be speaking at the Radiopaedia 2026 Annual Meeting. My session is on “Pelvic Vascular Trauma imaging”, where I'll share a practical CT approach to answering the questions that matter most in the trauma bay: • Where is the bleeding? • Which vessel is most likely injured? • What should happen next? The session introduces a simple 3B approach that integrates Blood, Bones, and Blush to localize hemorrhage, predict the injured vascular territory, and guide management. This year's meeting brings together 56 international speakers, multiple parallel sessions, hands-on workshops, anatomy reviews, panel discussions, rPosters, and more than 14,000 delegates from around the world. Looking forward to learning alongside colleagues from around the world. Dates: 16 to 21 July 2026 Online and worldwide with free access in 125 countries. Register here: radiopaedia.org/courses/radi… Here's a sneak peek at a few slides from my talk. @Radiopaedia @thexraydoctor @DrAndrewDixon @teachplaygrub @daniel_gewolb

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