Do you believe in fantastic creatures? You’d better start because AI algorithms are well on their way to create ‘centaur’ radiologists: half human, half machine – and all prepared to explore new ways of diagnostics and therapy.
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Article • Man and machineThe radiologist as today’s centaurArtificial intelligence (AI) continues to drive radiologists’ discussions. Among them, Associate Professor Georg Langs, head of the Computational Imaging Research Lab (CIR) at the University Clinic for Radiology and Nuclear Medicine at the Medical ... |
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Article • Distributed learningRadiomics on tap in 5-10 yearsKeeping data within the hospital by sending the learning modules to each hospital database might prove a game-changer in radiomics, a leading Dutch researcher will show at ECR 2019. Radiomics, a field that aims to extract large amounts of ... |
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News • Angiography configurationCanon debuts Alphenix 4D CT at ECR 2019Canon Medical Systems Europe B.V. introduces a new angiography configuration featuring its Alphenix Sky+ C-arm and Hybrid Catheterization Tilt/Cradle Table for interventional procedures with its Aquilion One Genesis CT system. The new pairing, ... |
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Article • Image analysis in radiology and pathology"The time has come" for AIAI has made an extraordinary qualitative jump, particularly in machine learning. This can help quantify imaging data to tremendously advance both pathology and radiology. At a recent meeting in Valencia, delegates glimpsed what quantitative tools ... |
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Article • NeuroradiologyDementia – MRI is the first step in diagnosisBrain imaging in patients with cognitive complaints need to be viewed differently when using MRI to diagnose and treat patients with dementia, says Dr. Christopher Hess, who will discuss the role of MRI in the adjunctive diagnosis of dementia in his ... |
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Article • Maps of the brain7-Tesla MR enters clinical routineUltra-high-field magnetic resonance tomography with field strength of 7 Tesla is slowly but surely entering clinical routine. ‘Thanks to very high spatial and spectral resolution, ultra-high-field MR permits detailed views of the human anatomy and ... |
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