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ECR gives platform to radiographers in ultrasound management debate
Watch this session on ECR Live: Friday, March 8, 16:00–17:30, Room F1 The global demand for medical imaging examinations has been growing rapidly over the past decade. Sustaining a workforce to match...
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Vascular disease comes under growing scrutiny
Watch sessions from this Categorical Course on ECR Live: Imaging the arteries is a daily task for interventional radiologists like José Ignacio Bilbao, president of this year’s ECR, but other...
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Advanced MR imaging helps in interpretation of brain tumours
Watch this session on ECR Live: Saturday, March 9, 16:00–17:30, Room G/H Advanced MR imaging techniques such as perfusion and functional imaging have been a great help in improving the diagnosis and...
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Overuse injuries in gymnasts and professional golfers
Watch this session on ECR Live: Sunday, March 10, 08:30–10:00, Room E1 Overuse injuries due to excessive exercise are normally seen in professional athletes, but they are also becoming more frequent...
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Record participation for diploma examination at ECR
The increasingly popular European Diploma in Radiology (EDiR) attracted a record number of candidates from all over the world to the ECR. As many as 62 residents and radiologists travelled to Vienna...
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Advances in forensic imaging bring new opportunities for radiology
Watch this session on ECR Live: Sunday, March 10, 14:00–15:30, Room Z The ability to spot pathological imaging findings among normal post-mortem signs of degeneration may not be a universal skill...
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Imaging plays major role in fight against head and neck cancers
Watch this session on ECR Live: Monday, March 11, 08:30–10:00, Room N/O Tweet #ECR2013NO #SF16B Organ-sparing surgery and radiation treatment such as intensity-modulated radiotherapy (IMRT) – often...
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ESR set to tackle personalised medicine and face economic realities in 2013
In an interview with ECR Today, incoming ESR President, Professor Guy Frija explained how the ESR should address the challenges raised by the explosion of ‘omics’ data and the advent of personalised...
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Rise of mobile technology brings risks as well as benefits
Watch this session on ECR Live: Monday, March 11, 16:00–17:30, Room F1 Tweet #ECR2013F1 #SF19 Tablet computers can be a surprisingly divisive subject. The passion with which some people argue the...
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Next year’s ECR set to be Russian Affair
ECR Today spoke with the next ECR president, Prof. Valentin Sinitsyn. He is chief of the radiology department at the Federal Centre of Medicine and Rehabilitation in Moscow, Russia, and currently...
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Shoulder imaging and intervention
Watch this session on ECR Live: Monday, March 10, 08:30–10:00, Room B Tweet #ECR2014B #SF16a Shoulder imaging and intervention are becoming more important in clinical practice as ageing populations...
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New ESR President wants to draw national societies close
ECR Today caught up with incoming ESR President Professor Lorenzo Bonomo at ECR 2014, and asked him about his vision for the year to come. ECR Today: What are your plans and ambitions regarding your...
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MRI manufacturers demonstrate the latest innovations, upgrades and enhancements
by John Bonner MRI has opened up the human body for radiologists to explore with remarkable precision and to gather clinical information of enduring value for physician colleagues, but the liver has...
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Former European Radiology editor-in-chief honoured at ECR 2014
In recognition of his great service to scientific publishing in Europe and his distinguished clinical career, Professor Adrian K. Dixon from Cambridge, UK, was awarded the Gold Medal of the European...
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EIBIR appoints new scientific director
by Alena Morrison Prof. Gabriel P. Krestin has assumed the role of scientific director of the European Institute for Biomedical Imaging Research (EIBIR) after being nominated for the role during the...
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Highly-respected Dutch researcher delivers honorary lecture on cardiac imaging
In recognition of his significant research and work in the areas of MRI, CT and cardiovascular imaging, Professor Albert de Roos from Leiden, the Netherlands, was invited to deliver the Josef Lissner...
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Award-winning author delivers honorary lecture at ECR 2014
by Morton A. Meyers In recognition of his great contributions to abdominal radiology and his insightful publications on the history of science and medicine, Prof. Morton A. Meyers from East Setauket,...
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Accomplished neuroradiologist delivers Röntgen lecture at ECR 2014
In recognition of his exceptional contributions to medical research, particularly in the field of neuroradiology, the European Society of Radiology invited Professor Paul M. Parizel from Antwerp,...
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Rising Stars exposes students to “the charms of radiology,” says former ECR...
ECR Today spoke with Professor Małgorzata Szczerbo-Trojanowska, from Lublin, Poland, patron of the Rising Stars programme. ECR Today: The Rising Stars programme is under your patronage this year. What...
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ESR initiatives to strengthen the visibility and role of imaging in...
An interview with Prof. Hans-Ulrich Kauczor, Heidelberg/DE, ESR Research Committee Chair ECR Today: What are the Research Committee’s objectives? Hans-Ulrich Kauczor: Our main tasks are to...
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