Mélisande Rouger[email protected]ConferenceAdvances and limitations surface in imaging the treated breastImaging is indispensable in evaluating the efficacy of breast cancer therapies, and technological advances have improved patient care. But radiologists still face a number of challenges with imaging breast cancer patients, according to a refresher course at the European Congress of Radiology.March 5, 2011ConferenceRadiologists and gastroenterologists increase their cooperation for improved efficiencyMultidisciplinary work is key to modern medicine, and the cooperation between radiology and gastroenterology in detecting colorectal cancer is one example. Technical refinements have notably improved its early diagnosis, and experts discussed how to further improve results during Friday's ESR Meets Gastroenterologists session.March 3, 2011Previous PagePage 4 of 4Top StoriesCTHow well do LLMs interpret bone fracture textual CT reports?German researchers have found that large language models (LLMs) show promise for analyzing radiology reports of bone fractures imaged on CT.MRIAudit concentrates on high error rate in cardiovascular MRIUltrasoundCan lung scans predict delirium in elderly COVID-19 patients?MRITragedy in Scotland puts focus on workplace cultureMedical, Legal, and PracticeHow can we measure happiness in radiology?
