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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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ESGAR European Radiology Gold Award winner
The 29th Annual Meeting of the European Society of Gastrointestinal and Abdominal Radiology (ESGAR) celebrated in Dublin, Ireland, saw the handover of the ESGAR European Radiology Awards. The Gold Award was won by a combined team from Maastricht University Medical...
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Impact Factor 2017: 4.027
The ESR is delighted to announce that its flagship journal European Radiology received an Impact Factor (IF) for 2017 of 4.027, which marks the second highest score in the journal’s history.
read moreReviewer of the Year 2017 Winners
During the Editorial Board meeting at ECR 2018, the outgoing and incoming Editors-in-Chief, Prof. Reiser and Prof. Menu, congratulated the following reviewers on the title European Radiology Reviewer of the Year 2017! These six reviewers have each won a so-called...
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What is the lowest reasonable dose for CT of the appendix? Can we really go lower than 1 mSv?
In general, a lower dose means a lower image quality. The authors have studied the lowest acceptable dose for a reliable analysis of the appendix, for general radiologists and for dedicated specialists. Is it possible to go under 1 mSv? Read this article to...
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Should we perform susceptibility weighted MRI (sMRI) for vertebral fractures?
This study shows that sMRI is a valuable addition to conventional MRI for patients with vertebral fractures. Key points: • sMRI allows a reliable evaluation of vertebral body fractures. • sMRI has higher accuracy than standard-MRI for evaluation of...
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Avoiding haemoptysis after transthoracic lung biopsy
Haemoptysis is a common complication of lung biopsy, which can occasionally be very severe. This paper, based on a very large number of patients, evaluates the risk factors, among them the main pulmonary artery diameter (mPAD). Key points: mPAD...
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