1. To learn about the etiologies and the imaging findings of infectious, parainfectious and autoimmune disorders. The presentation will focus on acute trauma in the cervical spine and more chronic, sports-related overuse kind of trauma in the lumbar spine of paediatric patients. Although it is thought that cervical spine injuries in paediatric patients following acute trauma are extremely rare, the clearance of the paediatric cervical spine on admission to the emergency room remains a challenge for both clinicians as well as attending radiologists. For adults, the use of The National Emergency X-Radiography Utilization Study (NEXUS) guidelines is validated and thus useful in daily practice. The number of imaging cervical spine in adults, especially using high-dose multi-detector computed tomography (MDCT) has increased rapidly. The literature on the use of Nexus criteria and MDCT in the paediatric population will be critically debated. In clearing C-spine, the mainstay is conventional radiography. Guidelines for interpretation of these views will be given and examples of its use are illustrated. Also, the imaging findings when using MDCT will be enhanced. The Egypt's MOHP has identified breast cancer as a priority health area and is determined to improve awareness, services and outcomes. However, as Egyptians, we need to ask as to why breast cancer should be a priority health area. The Egyptian Women's National Council announced that breast cancer represents 33% of all female cancers, with 10% of cases metastatic at presentation; average size at presentation is 5 cm, and the average age of presentation is 10 years less than that in the west. Consequently, launching of "WHOP" was announced in October 2007. It is governmentally funded offering free screening for breast cancer, diabetes, hypertension and obesity for all women above 45 years. Double reading Digital mammography interpretation is performed using a specially designed BIRADS interpretation report. Positive cases are offered treatment free of charge. Implementation of this project, with well-constructed policies and procedures is sketched over a 5-year plan to reach all 27 Egyptian governorates through mobile and fixed digital mammography units. To date we have served 17 governorates and screened over 75,000 eligible ladies, out of whom 1545 were suspicious by mammography, of which 383 cases were operated upon. Learning Objectives: