The shadow of liquid biopsy looms large over radiologists of today – if the lab-based technique makes good on its promises, it will keep traditional imaging on its toes. Another challenge is the rising demand for ever faster means of emergency radiology. Will experts keep up?
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Article • Therapy monitoringLiquid biopsy versus radiomics – the race is onThe development of new procedures to monitor cancer treatments is gathering momentum. One such innovation is liquid biopsy. This new lab technique allows non-invasive identification, characterisation and monitoring of circulating tumour DNA. Thus, ... |
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Article • Value-based radiologyWe have impact on value!The movement to Value-Based Healthcare gives no value to diagnostic processes, including Radiology. ESR aims to establish a more holistic approach to help Europe’s single-payer systems shift to a new economic model. The organisers behind ... |
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Article • Healthcare in SpainOur education plan is completely obsoleteWhen it comes to radiographers, Spain has one of the shortest curricula in the world. But advanced imaging and the continuously rising demand for imaging studies require properly trained imaging graduates, and universities have a role to play in the ... |
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Interview • Challenging, but rewardingEmergency radiology advances – despite shortages and low recognitionEmergency radiology is no longer a babbling field; professionalisation will bring more recognition to this young subspecialty, according to Elizabeth Dick, a London-based consultant, who will coordinate part of the new European Diploma in Emergency ... |
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Video • Emergency carePoint-of-care ultrasound helps save time and livesTime is of the essence in an emergency situation, and may be the difference between life and death. Ambulance crews on the front line must decide rapidly whether or not a patient is suffering from a life-threatening condition requiring specialist ... |
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Article • An era of turbulence and innovationThe birth and rebirth of imagingThe New Horizons Lecture at the RSNA annual meeting is a keynote address that looks to the future, and the inventor of a major innovation in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) technology, Daniel K Sodickson MD PhD, did just that. His lecture entitled ... |
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