Letter to the Editor: Evaluation of renal lesions using contrast-enhanced ultrasound
Dear Editor, We read with great interest the article from Doctors Johannes Reübenthaler, Negráo de Figueiredo, Mueller-Peltzer and D.A. Clevert’s “Evaluation of Renal Lesions Using Contrast-Enhanced Ultrasound (CEUS); a 10-Year Retrospective European Single-Centre...
Do you know the scab-like sign?
In patients with pulmonary aspergillosis, there is a high risk of haemorrhage. When this happens in the cavitary lesion, its wall shows lobulated thickening corresponding to fibrino-purulent material or to blood crust, therefore indicating a higher risk for...
PET-MRI for cardiac imaging: statement from the ESCR and the EANM
PET-MRI is growing and associates two modalities with a strong input for cardiac imaging. Still, these machines are not available everywhere; however it is important to understand the rationale for its dissemination. Article: Hybrid cardiac imaging using...
ESR Journals Editors’ round table
The Editors in Chief of our ESR Journals got together for a very special video shoot last month. Would you like to see more than just this sneak peek and find out what they were up to? Stay tuned for more information to come in the next weeks! Pictured from left to...Reply to Letter to the Editor: Six-year prospective evaluation of second look US with volume navigation for MRI detected additional breast lesions.
Dear Editor, We were very interested to read the letter from Dr. Erkin Aribal comprising an intriguing comment on our article [1]. Nevertheless, we feel it is important to note several inaccuracies of interpretation in it. Firstly, we should like to stress the fact...Letter to the Editor: Six-year prospective evaluation of second look US with volume navigation for MRI detected additional breast lesions.
We commend Fausto et al [1] for demonstrating the effectiveness of volume navigation technique (VNT) in finding MR only detected breast lesions after a negative second look US. We also used VNT in MR only detected lesions and showed its effectiveness as a guidance for...Reply to Letter to the Editor: Quantitative parameters of CT texture analysis as potential markers for early prediction of spontaneous intracranial hemorrhage enlargement.
We thank Drs. Xia et al. for their interest in our study and appreciate the opportunity to address their comments. First, there were so many feature parameters from gray-histogram. Different algorithms in different software can work out 30-40 parameters [1,2]. Adding...Letter to the Editor: Non-contrast CT texture analysis in predicting intracerebral hemorrhage growth
Letter to the Editor: With great interest, we read the article by Shen et al [1]. (Shen Q, Shan Y, Hu Z, et al: Quantitative parameters of CT texture analysis as potential markers for early prediction of spontaneous intracranial hemorrhage enlargement. Eur Radiol...