Philip Ward[email protected]MRIRadiology suffers in missile attack on Kyiv pediatric hospitalX-ray and ultrasound machines were badly damaged in a rocket attack on Ukraine's largest children's hospital on 8 July, according to radiologist Dr. Stanislav Rebenkov. It will take months to recover, he said.July 9, 2024MRIHow can you prevent skin burns and boost MRI safety?Remove unnecessary metallic or electrically conductive items from the bore of the MRI machine and communicate regularly. These are among the practical tips given by a respected U.K. research group.July 9, 2024Clinical NewsWeek in Review: Germany takes the plunge | Controversy continues in Antwerp | Trauma imaging adviceThis week's eagerly awaited launch of national lung cancer screening in Germany is a significant moment for the global medical imaging sector.July 3, 2024Medical, Legal, and PracticeAll change: Merger goes ahead for controversial hospitalThe Belgian hospital that suspended and then cut links with its entire staff of radiologists has now been involved in a merger that will result in the formation of a super hospital.July 3, 2024CTLung cancer screening arrives across GermanyNational screening for lung cancer finally became a reality in Germany on 1 July, providing further momentum to the seemingly unstoppable drive toward the widespread use of low-dose CT in high-risk groups.July 2, 2024CTU.K. releases guidelines on trauma imagingA new 38-page free-to-download document from the Royal College of Radiologists aims to give up-to-date, practical information on emergency radiology.July 1, 2024Clinical NewsWeek in Review: Paris 2024 looms large | Gaps in radiation safety | Impact of ovary removalMore than 1,800 scans will be performed at the summer Olympics, says the man in charge of the imaging service at Paris 2024.June 27, 2024Digital X-RayOlympic imaging squad gets set for summer gamesA team of 32 radiologists and 36 radiographers are limbering up to work at the Olympics, which opens on Friday 26 July.June 25, 2024MRIAntwerp hospital cuts links with suspended radiologistsManagers at ZNA Cadix have revealed that the suspension of seven radiologists will be “permanent and immediate,” after a further investigation of the team’s work highlighted more errors, according to the latest reports in the Belgian media.June 21, 2024Clinical NewsWeek in Review: Plot thickens in Antwerp | Halliday: AI's no silver bullet | Mammography training aidMany questions remain unanswered after the entire team of radiologists was suspended at ZNA Cadix in Antwerp, Belgium.June 13, 2024Previous PagePage 17 of 25Next PageTop StoriesCTBrady: Europe must act on training and workforce needsHarmonized training and workforce standards across the EU are essential for radiology to prosper in the years ahead, says former ESR President Prof. Adrian Brady in a Q&A interview.MRIGEHC reveals plans to acquire Belgium’s icometrixMolecular ImagingDutch study proposes method for developing pediatric DRLsArtificial IntelligenceMajor shake-up looms for AI platform sectorSponsor Content"Join Us"
