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This year’s monthly themes are designed in the style of antique German calendar vignettes – taking us back to pastoral times, when each month had its own special significance for agricultural cycles and seasonal festivals.
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European Radiology Review Fellowships in 2019
The European Society of Radiology is happy to announce the first European Radiology Review Fellowships. Up to 10 candidates will be trained as reviewers for European Radiology for a period of approximately 6 months (March to September). Tasks The fellowship will...
read moreAlbert L. Baert Editorial Fellowship in 2019
The European Radiology Private Foundation announces the Albert L. Baert Editorial Fellowship in 2019 This editorial fellowship programme aims to provide training in editorial skills, such as manuscript evaluation, manuscript editing, organisation of peer review,...
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Spread the word – the ESR’s Scientific Publications are up and tweeting!
The ESR is happy to announce its newly launched Twitter account for its Scientific Publications Department. Our Twitter bird will regularly be tweeting and spreading big news about the latest happenings of the ESR Journals Family, educational content and much more!...
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Best practice recommendations for glioma imaging
Based on a large survey conducted in Europe, the authors elaborate on recommendations for relevant MRI protocol in patients with glioma, including basic and advanced techniques. This paper is dedicated to the whole imaging community in order to adapt a standard...
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Dense breast: tomosynthesis vs MRI. And the winner is…
Dense breast is a challenge for the radiologist and especially for mammography. Can breast tomosynthesis reach the accuracy of MRI? In this study, the authors conclude that MRI may still be ahead for diagnostic performance. Article: The role of breast tomosynthesis in...
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Guidelines for reporting on uterine leiomyoma
Standardizing analysis and reporting of MRI in patients with leiomyoma is important, given the extremely high prevalence and wide spectrum of treatment options. Nowadays, MRI is the pivotal examination for the work-up. Article: European Society of Urogenital Radiology...
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