Philip Ward[email protected]Clinical NewsCT adds fuels to debate over pharaoh's death in ancient EgyptCT has offered fresh clues about the killing of a significant pharaoh who ruled Egypt around 3,600 years ago. Experts now believe Seqenenre Taa II -- known as "the Brave" -- was killed in an execution ceremony after being taken prisoner on the battlefield.February 21, 2021Clinical NewsWeek in Review: Is PACS a miracle or misery? | Dutch put faith in breast MRI | Delay causes patient's deathFebruary 11, 2021Clinical NewsU.K. issues best practice statement on brain tumor imagingA U.K. position statement published on 9 February has highlighted evidence gaps for routine follow-up brain tumor imaging. The authors hope it will pave the way for progress in evidence-based imaging.February 8, 2021Clinical NewsInvestigation finds diagnostic delay caused patient's deathA serious incident report issued by a U.K. hospital group has found that the root cause of a woman's death in May 2020 was a delay in diagnosing her lung cancer following the results of a CT scan, according to two local newspaper articles.February 8, 2021Clinical NewsWeek in Review: How to deliver quality in CT colonography | Radiation dose and lung cancer | Dark secrets of medieval lifeFebruary 4, 2021Clinical NewsHow to deliver quality and consistency in CT colonographyCT colonography services look set to expand rapidly over the next five years, and considerable investment will be required to maintain performance and improve patient outcomes, according to the authors of comprehensive new practice guidelines and standards.February 3, 2021Clinical NewsWho were the winners in the ESR elections?Candidates from Italy and Switzerland were successful in last week's European Society of Radiology (ESR) annual elections. Voter turnout reached an all-time high at 16.7% of eligible members, and the plan is to increase participation across Europe and beyond in the years ahead, according to the ESR.February 1, 2021Clinical NewsX-ray reveals dark secrets of medieval lifeU.K. researchers have used x-ray to present historic evidence of skeletal trauma. They analyzed the remains of 314 people dating from the 10th to the 14th century and excavated from three very different burial sites in the city of Cambridge. Their study highlights widespread social inequality.February 1, 2021Clinical NewsWeek in Review: Who's made the finals in the EuroMinnies? | A radiologist's life in Tanzania | Fertility-sparing in gynecological cancerJanuary 28, 2021Womens ImagingAuntminnieEurope.com Women's Imaging InsiderJanuary 27, 2021Previous PagePage 40 of 189Next PageTop StoriesMedical, Legal, and PracticeCooking robot gets rave reviews in TübingenHospital food doesn’t have to be drab and dreary. The installation of a new machine in Southwest Germany is winning praise from the medical imaging community.MRIUltrasound plus MRI helps diagnose pain from rotator cuff tendinopathyMedical, Legal, and PracticePressure grows for more rigorous financial disclosureMRIMRI, CT findings correlate for assessing epicardial fat volumeRadiology EducationESR survey put focus on radiology subspecialization
