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MRI reveals muscular dystrophy variant's toll on hearts
Duchenne muscular dystrophy carriers, even when asymptomatic, show severe cardiac abnormalities on MRI, according to new research from Germany. Cardiac MRI showed all asymptomatic carriers had significant cardiac pathologies, the researchers found.
April 26, 2015
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Automated analysis aids lung nodule management
The solid component of subsolid pulmonary nodules can be detected automatically -- making it easier to assess the potential malignancy of lung lesions detected on CT, according to researchers from the Netherlands.
April 23, 2015
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April 13, 2015
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Wavelet CTA uncovers missed vessel occlusions in stroke
In the setting of acute stroke, wavelet transform CT angiography of the brain detects twice as many small-vessel occlusions as conventional single-phase CTA and provides substantially greater detail about them, researchers from Munich have found.
April 13, 2015
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CT reveals ancient ammonite fossils' secrets
High-resolution CT is playing a key role in revealing the secrets of ammonites, a mollusk that lived at the bottom of the sea about 400 million years ago, according to paleontologists from Germany.
April 13, 2015
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Coregistered 3D US plus angio boosts aneurysm surgery
Combining rotational digital subtraction angiography with 3D ultrasound creates a powerful pair for guiding aneurysm surgery when images are dynamically coregistered during procedures, according to a new study by German researchers and published in PLOS One.
April 8, 2015
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March 25, 2015
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Hungarian twins' study sheds light on coronary calcium
Coronary calcium is a strongly heritable trait, but noncalcified plaque burden is more a factor of lifestyle and environment, according to a new Budapest study of twins presented at the ECR 2015 meeting in Vienna.
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Radiology Education
Radiology tests need to incorporate 3D
Medical imaging investigations, which consist almost entirely of 2D scans, are shortchanging radiology students in a 3D world where most real-life clinical imaging is displayed in volumetric images, according to researchers from the Netherlands.
March 22, 2015
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One-fifth of middle-aged athletes risk a heart attack
VIENNA - A new study presented at ECR 2015 reveals that 19% of middle-aged athletes are at risk of coronary events -- confirming the serious risks to asymptomatic individuals suggested in earlier U.S. studies looking at sudden cardiac death.
March 8, 2015
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By Liz Carey
If an MRI prostagram proves to be a viable screening tool for prostate cancer, urologists are going to have a lot of extra work on their hands and radiologists will be needed to help out, ECR 2025 attendees learned.
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MRI-based ML model detects leiomyosarcomas
By Amerigo Allegretto
An MRI-based machine learning (ML) model showed promise in differentiating leiomyosarcoma from atypical benign leiomyoma.
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Video from ECR: What's high on the agenda right now for the ESR?
By Philip Ward
Boosting European radiology's visibility on the global healthcare stage remains an urgent priority for the ESR, according to Prof. Carlo Catalano.
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U.K. team shows how AI can benefit the environment
By Kate Madden Yee
Incorporating AI into workflow can allow for transformative changes and more sustainable clinical practice, U.K. researchers revealed at ECR 2025.
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Video from ECR: Merel Huisman: AI hot topics, young clubs, and physician burnout
By Philip Ward
Is the EU AI Act friend or foe? How can you urge younger radiologists to engage in a society? And how can burnout be avoided? We put these and other questions to Dr. Merel Huisman.
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Canon highlights ultrasound and CT lung screening at ECR 2025
By Erik L. Ridley
Canon Medical Systems is emphasizing a new multipurpose ultrasound scanner and its lung cancer screening portfolio at ECR 2025.
February 28, 2025
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Building a digital profile is all about being yourself
By Claudia Tschabuschnig
For radiologists accustomed to working more behind the scenes, being digitally visible might not seem like a priority, but in today's connected world, an online presence is about much more than self-promotion.
February 28, 2025
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CEUS adds value to spleen trauma management
By Amerigo Allegretto
CEUS could be a suitable alternative to CT for early detection of complications in splenic trauma that’s nonoperatively managed.
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PET/MRI receives boost for prostate cancer detection
By Will Morton
Hybrid PET/MRI scans outperform either technique alone for identifying tumors in high-risk patients with suspected prostate cancer, an Italian research team reported at ECR 2025.
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Use MR enterography for complex IBD cases
By Liz Carey
Four takeaways from an advanced course on imaging inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) cases
February 28, 2025
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Video from ECR: Ukraine provides reality check for global radiology
By Philip Ward
Despite three years of adversity, Ukrainian radiologists remain positive and focused on knowledge preservation, skill improvement, and European cooperation, according to Dr. Uliana Pidvalna.
February 28, 2025
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Repurposed AI boosts breast cancer detection in diverse patient groups
By Amerigo Allegretto
Repurposed AI imaging tools can improve breast malignancy detection across diverse patient groups.
February 27, 2025
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