ECR is a great place to look for ground-breaking ideas in radiology. Today, we focus on differential diagnostics of white matter in the brain and the new possibilities AI offers in breast cancer detection and screening.
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Article • Disruptive technologiesNo way to stop the waves of change, but radiologists can learn to surfTechnological change is a major part of change management in radiology and it is inevitable. Artificial intelligence (AI) has slipped into every area of life including the hospital, and is already making decisions in radiology systems. The good news ... |
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Sponsored • Digital mammographyFrom technology into innovation, from innovation into careFujifilm is a pioneer in digital radiography technology since the early 1980s: since then we have continuously been developing innovative technologies, creating products that deliver greater benefits and improved care to both customers and patients. ... |
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Article • Mind your dataSocial media opportunities for radiologistsSocial media is opening up a whole new world for radiologists and other medical professionals; it enables them to share information, network, job hunt – or be head-hunted – and promote their work. Yet concerns remain about data security and ... |
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Article • T-2-weighted imagingWhen the brain turns whiteWhite matter on the brain is a difficult subject. Even the terminology is varied, making differential diagnosis complex. An understanding of prevalence and of the tools available to facilitate the diagnosis of individual diseases is important, Dr ... |
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Article • Breast and skeletal healthAI is proving pivotal in women’s health solutionsPete Valenti, Hologic’s division president of breast and skeletal health solutions, talks about how AI is driving innovation in breast health technology. Underpinning that evolution more recently has been the acquisition of two organisations – ... |
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News • Debut at ECR 2019Global Illumination: next-gen medical image renderingCanon Medical Systems introduces Global Illumination to the existing Vitrea Advanced Visualization workflows. It delivers photorealistic 3D renderings of the human anatomy that enriches communication among specialists, clinicians and with patients. ... |
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Article • RadiomicsA boost for thoracic radiologyA new radiomics study could help unlock one of the more challenging issues facing thoracic radiologists. Distinguishing non-small cell lung cancer from benign nodules is a major challenge due to their similar appearance on CT images. Now, however, ... |
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Article • Orthopedic surgeryThe knee – correlations of MRI and arthroscopyMagnetic resonance imaging (MRI) exams of the knee are essential to orthopedic surgeons for diagnosing the cause of symptoms in patients with knee pain and planning arthroscopic treatment. Yet the surgeons who treat patients based on knee MRIs and ... |
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