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.
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Reviewer 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...
Most cited papers published in 2015
The three most cited papers published in European Radiology in 2015 were awarded during the Editorial Board meeting held at ECR 2018. The outgoing Editor-in-Chief, Prof. Maximilian Reiser, congratulated the authors on this great achievement. This top three list is...Publication Committee Session at ECR 2018
During ECR 2018, the ESR Publications Committee organised a session for congress visitors interested in scientific publishing. Prof. Yves Menu, the Editor-in-Chief of European Radiology, presented his insights on the review and publication process of the journal,...
Looking back at a successful ECR 2018
The editorial team of European Radiology (ER) proudly looks back at a successful ECR 2018! The journal was prominently visible at the congress with, amongst other things, a stand, its own journal wall, and several meetings – including a personal Meet and Greet with...
Farewell of Editors Prof. Reiser and Prof. Hermans
During ECR 2018, the European Society of Radiology thanked the outgoing Editor-in-Chief of European Radiology Prof. Maximilian Reiser and the outgoing Editor-in-Chief of Insights into Imaging Prof. Robert Hermans for their immense contributions to today’s success of...
Treatment of liver metastases from neuroendocrine tumour: which is the best method?
Neuroendocrine tumours are increasing in incidence. In diffuse cases, which are very common, the question of the most appropriate testament is essential. This paper favors cTACE over DEB-TACE and Y90.
Brain changes in patients with anorexia
This study shows a relationship between anorexia nervosa and brain volume which is measured with MRI.
Predicting the unpredictable!
Could Cardiac MRI help predicting sudden cardiac death in patients with cardiomyopathy? The authors of this article aim to answer this question with their work. Key points: Global Extra-Cellular Volume (ECV) identified the best Hypertrophic...
What happens to seminal vesicles after ejaculation?
This articles focuses on the volume reduction of fluid within the seminal vesicles after ejaculation, as shown in MRI.