Interventional radiology in oncology comes under close scrutiny
Evidence of the added clinical value of modern ablation techniques continues to emerge, yet many doctors remain unaware of the massive potential of interventional oncology…
Stroke thrombectomies can improve outcome, but implementation issues remain
Endovascular therapy for stroke is progressing fast and now has strong clinical evidence behind it, but more trained radiologists and specialist services are needed to…
Experts to provide insights into dealing with acute conditions in the elderly
When it comes to acute conditions, not all patients can be treated the same way. Due to specific complications and pathologies, the elderly in particular…
Why it is time to think smarter about CT protocol management and optimisation
As the demand for CT examinations continue to increase, radiologists need to think more carefully about how to optimise CT protocols to reduce the risks…
Ultrahigh-field MRI systems make progress, but practical difficulties remain
Ultrahigh-field MRI is pushing the boundaries of imaging science and has the scope to improve clinical care in specific, particularly neurological, applications. However, the consensus…
Multi-front development in x-ray tech and methodology
What is the current state-of-the-art technology in radiology, and what are the prospects of recent innovations? The rapid growth and advancement in imaging technology certainly…
EFRS meets Slovenia: spotlight on Slovenian radiographers and their professional activities
This year, Slovenia is honoured to be invited by the European Federation of Radiographer Societies (EFRS) to hold its own session, EFRS meets Slovenia: ‘A…
Risk communication with pregnant patients moves forward in the Netherlands
There is an urgent need for better information about the risks associated with radiation exposure when imaging pregnant women and how best to communicate these…
Paediatric intravenous CEUS must be made available, experts say
Contrast-enhanced ultrasound (CEUS) is reliable, safe and non-ionising, and these benefits make it very interesting for examining children. However, intravenous application for assessment of focal…
Challenges in imaging migrant and refugee children
The current global refugee crisis peaked between 2015 and 2017. In 2015, the highest levels of forced displacement were observed and the numbers of refugees…