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ECR 2018 | ECR 2018 Programme Team | EDiR | EuroSafe Imaging | EIBIR | DIAM |
ECR
2018
Get
ready for the next ECR: we are looking forward
to seeing you in Vienna!
ECR Registration:
Register for the congress now! Click here
for more information.
Preliminary Scientific
Programme: Start planning your congress!
Lots of information about the ECR 2018 Scientific
Programme is now
online, including our Interactive
Programme Planner packed with details
of courses, sessions, workshops and symposia
taking place in Vienna in March.
All radiographer
sessions in Room K will be
simultaneously translated into
French, German, Italian and
Spanish. Travel
& Accommodation Service: Arrange
your travels via our accommodation partner
booking.com here. |
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ECR
2018 Programme Team
Many
dedicated and capable people have devoted their
time and efforts to put together the ECR 2018
scientific and educational programme. Take a look
at the Programme Planning Committee and the
various subcommittee chairs in our ECR 2018
Programme team brochure here. |
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EDiR
at ECR 2018
The number of available
EDiR examination places has been doubled for ECR
2018! Make sure you still get one of the 30
places left! All accepted EDiR candidates will
receive free registration for ECR 2018.
Click here for
more information. |
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EuroSafe
Imaging activities at ECR 2018
EuroSafe Imaging will
have a strong presence at the forthcoming ECR
2018, with three dedicated scientific and six
Coffee & Talk sessions, an electronic poster
exhibition, the EuroSafe Imaging Lounge with a
café and a booth providing plenty of information
about radiation protection issues with focus on
guidance and practical tools for the
implementation of the European Basic Safety
Standards Directive. Click here
for more information. |
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EIBIR
Research Session at ECR 2018
The European Institute
for Biomedical Imaging Research (EIBIR) joint
session at ECR 2018 will feature expert speakers
from three EU-funded research projects and
provide an insight into how it helps researchers
from around the world submit successful funding
proposals and manage collaborative projects
across borders. View the session programme here.
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Digital
Imaging Adoption Model (DIAM)
The DIAM group of experts
is already preparing for their sessions at ECR
2018: one about the DIAM project itself and a
second one about the first DIAM Stage 6 hospital
in the world. Visit the DIAM sessions at ECR 2018
to become familiar with the benefits of this
project, to gain insight from the participants'
experiences and to learn how to get
involved. | |
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Electronic Elections
2018 | ESR Membership 2018 | ESHIMT |
Electronic
Elections 2018
The voting period is open
until January, 28. All ESR Full
Members are entitled to vote and will receive a
personal invitation via email to participate in
this year’s electronic elections. Find more
information here. |
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ESR
Membership 2018 - Get your membership
now!
Application for or
renewal of ESR Membership for
2018 is open until August 31,
2018.
Benefits include reduced
congress registration fees for ECR 2019, coverage
of Article Processing Charges for accepted
articles in Insights into Imaging and
European Radiology Experimental, free
electronic access to European Radiology,
Europe’s no. 1 general radiological journal, and
more. Click here
to see all our
benefits! |
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ESHI
and ESMOFIR to become ESHIMT
ESHI
and ESMOFIR are hereby announcing that the two
subspecialty societies of the European Society of
Radiology (ESR) will be merging, resulting in the
European Society for Hybrid, Molecular and
Translational Imaging (ESHI MT). Read
more. | |
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ESR e-Learning cooperation with
EFRS | EDiR examination calendar
2018 | Education on Demand &
ESOR |
ESR
e-Learning cooperation with EFRS
In order to increase the
usability for radiographers of Education on
Demand, the ESR e-learning platform, its content
was screened by the European Federation of
Radiographer Societies (EFRS) to identify
relevant lectures. Furthermore, new training
levels were implemented: Level R I
(Radiographers: Bachelors) and Level R II
(Radiographers: Postgraduate). Click here
to visit the platform. |
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EDiR
examination calendar 2018
The
EBR is pleased to announce two new
examination dates for the
EDiR in 2018! The exams will
take place on July 3 and
4 in Barcelona and
application will
open on February
1. Visit the EBR
website for more
information. |
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Education
on Demand & ESOR
The next EDiR exam date
is getting closer and the ESR is providing new
learning content for all candidates and ESR
members. In cooperation with ESOR, the latest
ESOR for EDiR courses held in November 2017 were
recorded and are now available on Education on
Demand. Click here
to find out
more. | |
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Incremental diagnostic value of
targeted biopsy using mpMRI-TRUS fusion versus
14-fragments prostatic biopsy | Cone beam computed tomography of
the musculoskeletal system | Patients with cardiac devices
and MRI | Organic mitral regurgitation:
MRI-derived assessment and ECHO-derived integrative
approach | MRI and the detection of bone
metastasis in patients with prostate cancer |
Incremental
diagnostic value of targeted biopsy using
mpMRI-TRUS fusion versus 14-fragments prostatic
biopsy
The authors of this
article establish a comparison between the
incremental diagnostic value of targeted biopsy
using real-time multiparametric magnetic
resonance imaging and transrectal ultrasound
(mpMRI-TRUS) fusion and conventional 14-cores
biopsy. Read more here.
(Eur Radiol) |
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Cone
beam computed tomography of the musculoskeletal
system
This pictorial review
illustrates the use of cone beam computed
tomography (CBCT) for various musculoskeletal
disorders as well as comparing its diagnostic
value to other imaging modalities. Click here
to access the full article. (Insights
Imaging) |
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Patients
with cardiac devices and MRI
The aim of this study was
to assess the safety of MRI at a magnetic field
strength of 1.5 Tesla in patients who had a
pacemaker or an implantable
cardioverter–defibrillator that was not considered
to be MRI-conditional. Find out more here.
(N Engl J Med) |
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Organic
mitral regurgitation: MRI-derived assessment and
ECHO-derived integrative approach
This paper presents a
comparison between the discriminative power of
MRI quantification and the recommended
Doppler-echocardiography (ECHO)-derived
integrative approach in order to identify
asymptomatic patients with organic mitral
regurgitation and adverse outcome. Read further here.
(Circulation) |
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MRI
and the detection of bone metastasis in patients
with prostate cancer
In this article, the
authors review the diagnostic performance of
contemporary MRI for the detection of bone
metastasis in prostate cancer patients. Click here
to access the full article. (Eur
Urol) | |
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