How can I access European Radiology?
If you are an ESR member, you can access European Radiology online via
>> myESR.org/myUserArea. Please log in with your member details (last name, ESR ID), then go to the menu item 'myJournal' and click on the yellow bar that says 'Please click here to open Springer / European Radiology Online'. You will have to do this step on two consecutive pages. Then you will be referred to the main menu of European Radiology online and automatically logged in with access to all full text versions.

How can I receive the printed version of the journal?
The printed version of the journal can also be purchased for an extra fee (€70) in the >> myESR.org/myUserArea.

I am a member of ESR, but do not receive the printed version of European Radiology.
Since 2008, ESR has provided the world’s cheapest membership fee (€10/year), which includes online access to European Radiology.
The printed version of the journal can also be purchased for an extra €70 (incl. 12 monthly issues, all supplements). From June onwards, a 6-month subscription is automatically available, which includes issues July – December.

Membership and subscription renewal, as well as online access to European Radiology, can be arranged and accessed through >> myESR.org/myUserArea

How long is my subscription to the printed version valid?
Subscription to European Radiology at special rates is an exclusive service of ESR for its members. All subscriptions require a valid ESR membership for the current year; just as with membership, subscriptions are always valid until the end of the current calendar year (December).

I cannot access European Radiology online.
ESR provides free online access to European Radiology to all active members; this means that you must have a valid and balanced membership account for the current calendar year.

To access European Radiology online, please log in to your ESR account at >> myESR.org/myUserArea with your member details (last name and ESR ID).
Go to the menu item 'myJournal' and then, click on the yellow bar that says 'Please click here to open Springer / European Radiology Online'. You will have to do this step on two consecutive pages. Then you will be referred to the main menu of European Radiology online and automatically logged in with access to all full text versions.
Please make sure that no cookies or pop-ups are blocked for any 'myESR.org' or 'springerlink.com' pages.

I have a print subscription for the current year, but am not receiving the printed issues.
Please go to >> myESR.org/myUserArea and log in with your member details (last name and ESR ID). Then go to the menu point ‘myData’ and check if the postal address you have entered (or has been entered for you) is correct. Please correct your postal address if incorrect or incomplete!
Please note that sometimes it is safer to give your home address as your delivery address – in large institutions or departments, there can be many ways for your journal to go missing.

In any case, please send an e-mail to >> office@european-radiology.org informing us of any problems you have experienced.

I missed some issues – can I get back issues?
The right to claim missing issues is valid until the end of the calendar year of subscription.
We always try to provide all issues to every subscriber, but please bear in mind that at this special subscription rate, excessive postal mailing is not financially feasible for ESR.

It is the duty of the subscriber to inform us as soon as possible about missing issues or intermittent delivery of your journal. Only if we are informed at the earliest point can we guarantee you a fast solution. Thank you for your understanding!

Who owns the copyright of content published in European Radiology?
The ESR (European Society of Radiology) holds the full copyright of all texts, figures and parts published in the journal European Radiology.
If you have any questions regarding reprint or copyright issues, please contact >> office@european-radiology.org