The AI revolution in radiology has not yet happened – but we can see it from here: Self-learning software, standardized algorithms and more – AI expert Prof Luis Martí-Bonmatí talks about today’s applications and the challenges that still lie ahead. We also dive into the role of radiology in mass casualty events and response monitoring for immunotherapy.
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Article • Expectations vs. realityAI in clinical practice: how far we are and how we can go furtherLuis Martí-Bonmatí, Director of the Medical Imaging Department at La Fe Hospital in Valencia, highlighted the need to assess utility when developing AI tools during ECR 2020. Artificial intelligence (AI) can impact and improve many aspects of ... |
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Sponsored • Deep Learning in RadiologyNew Levels of Precision with Self-learning Imaging SoftwareThe complex form of machine learning DLIR (Deep Learning Image Reconstruction) is based on a deep neuronal network which is similar to the human brain. The artificial neurons of this network learn according to their biological model through ... |
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Article • Preparing for the unpredictableThe role of radiology in mass casualty incidentsCT has a critical role to play in management of mass casualty incidents with the ability to image patients from head to toe, offering a rapid overview for clinicians. The benefits of CT were outlined by Dr Elizabeth Dick during an ECR session ... |
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Sponsored • Innovation„get up“ – The swivelling handle system for radiologyFebromed GmbH & Co. KG, the expert in delivery room equipment and medical accessories from Oelde, Germany, has developed “get up”, an innovative handle system for radiology. |
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Article • The difficulty? Unpredictability in the entire processImmunotherapy for lung cancer patientsBetter outcomes, more favourable prognoses – oncologists and their lung cancer patients didn’t dare to dream about it. Finally, there might be hope. The so-called checkpoint inhibitors (immunotherapy drug) have been used successfully, albeit not ... |
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Article • Cystic lesions of the pancreasA more complex question than ‘good’ vs ‘bad’Cystic lesions of the pancreas can occur in many forms, not all of which pose a serious threat to the patient. A thorough diagnosis using multi-modality imaging is therefore indispensable to differentiate between benign and malignant lesions. |
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Article • European Hospital @ ECR 2020Visit our Virtual Booth!ECR 2020 is going virtual – and so are we! Click here to visit our Virtual Booth at this year's European Congress of Radiology. (Free registration required) |
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