„Tomorrow’s radiology today“ is this years‘ RSNA motto – and there certainly is a lot of innovation to shape the future of the field: 3D printing, Digital Photon Counting and – above all – artificial intelligence hold promise to lead radiology into new territories.
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Article • InnovationsAiding radiologists to stride forwardGrowth! New hardware, new software, richer imaging, enhanced communication and image transfer plus artificial intelligence (AI) are all pushing the pace that medical organisations, radiologists and device manufacturers must run to keep up. We spoke ... |
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Sponsored • Intensive careDeep learning software helps to locate the carinaThe ability to accurately check the position of the endotracheal tube for patients in intensive care units is crucial to their wellbeing and safe treatment. A pivotal element of this lies in identifying the position of the carina, a ridge of ... |
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Article • The ‘bionic’ radiologistThree steps towards the future of radiologyProfessor Marc Dewey, Vice Chair of the Department of Radiology at Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin, made value-based radiology the main theme of the Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen Honorary Lecture during ECR 2018. Radiology practice needs change, he ... |
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News • Emerging TechWill 3D printing bring radiology to the next level?As 3D printing technology continues to evolve, read how radiology will be involved in managing digital workflow related to patient care. “3D printing is a part of medicine, and radiology is at the center of this impactful new technology,” said ... |
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Article • Digital PET imagingDigital Photon Counting improves diagnostic accuracyBuilt as the first commercially available scanner to deliver truly digital PET, the Vereos PET/CT, from Philips, offers revolutionary Digital Photon Counting technology. The science behind this scanner evolution is ‘quite complicated’, agrees ... |
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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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