Despite ever advancing technologies, some hurdles in radiology are surprisingly old-fashioned: Francis Zarb gives insights into the importance of patient positioning. On the COVID-19 front, our growing experience with the disease is beginning to form a knowledge network, including major complications and effective hygiene concepts.
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Article • Perfect musculoskeletal imagingRadiography: Correct patient positioning is criticalDr Francis Zarb, senior radiography lecturer at the University of Malta, outlined challenges in correctly positioning patients needing musculoskeletal imaging. During our interview, he also offered a brief insight into the use of artificial ... |
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Article • Algorithmic challengesRadiographers urge caution when working with AIThe Artificial Intelligence (AI) landscape confronting the radiographer profession will be outlined in sessions at ECR 2020, with leading practitioners urging the need for an evidence-based approach in order to deliver a safe and effective service ... |
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Article • Coronavirus in radiologyWhy we need a global view of COVID-19There are major complications from COVID-19 – ARDS, pulmonary embolism and neurological – that imaging can help detect, manage and/or follow up in the long term, radiologists from France and the UK explained during a recent ESR Connect session. ... |
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Article • Non-pulmonary aspectsThe cardiovascular impact of Covid-19The increased Covid-19 risk to cardiac patients was discussed during an online presentation at ECR 2020. Focusing on the prevalence of pulmonary embolism in Covid-19 patients, Dr Karl-Friedrich Kreitner, Professor of Radiology at the Department of ... |
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Article • Radiographers in Spain reportEquipment hygiene: taking back center stage during the COVID-19 pandemicThe COVID-19 pandemic is putting extra pressure on radiology services. Radiographers are particularly at risk of catching and spreading the disease. This is why they must follow strict cleaning and disinfection protocols, according to Pablo Valdés ... |
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Article • X-Nuclei MRIOxygen provides insights into tumour metabolismMagnetic resonance imaging (MRI) usually measures the magnetic moment of the hydrogen atomic nuclei arising from the spin. However, scientists at the German Cancer Research Centre (DKFZ) are investigating the spin of other nuclei for imaging: ... |
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