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Abstract Submission - Thank
you! | Online Registration | Preliminary Scientific
Programme | European Diploma in Radiology
(EDiR) |
Amazing!
More abstracts than ever before
We are very proud to
announce that this year's abstract submission was
a huge success. Thanks to you, this is
our biggest abstract submission total
ever!
We have a new record of 7,198 submitted
abstracts – and an almost 20%
increase in scientific
papers.
As ESR President I
would like to extend my personal thanks to all
submitters. I look forward to
seeing you at ECR
2018.
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ECR
2018 Online Registration
Our online
registration tool for ECR 2018 is
now open! Be
among the first to register and benefit from the
reduced early
fee. Find more
information here! |
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ECR
2018 Preliminary Scientific Programme –
available now!
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. |
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ECR
2018 European Diploma in Radiology
(EDiR)
The European Board of
Radiology (EBR) is pleased to announce that it
will offer a European Diploma in
Radiology (EDiR) exam at
ECR 2018.
Hospitals and heads of
departments wishing to register their last year
residents will benefit from a
20% discount on the examination
fee and free admission to ECR
2018 for their
candidates. Get more
information here! | |
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In Memoriam – Fridon Todua
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Boijsen | IDOR 2017 | Albert L. Baert Editorial
Fellowship | Insights into Imaging – Call for
submissions | Radiation Protection – Basic
Safety Standards | EuroSafe Imaging webinar –
‘Clinical Decision Support’ | ESR thematic network and joint
statement in the EU Health Policy Platform | IAEA Regional Workshop on
Justification |
In
Memoriam - Fridon Todua (1944 –
2017)
The ESR is sad to report
that Prof. Fridon Todua, the president of the
Georgian Association of Radiologists (GAR) passed
away on October 7, at the age of 73. Prof. Todua
became president of the GAR in 1997, remaining in
the position for a remarkable two decades, and he
was the GAR’s long-standing delegate to the ESR
National Societies Committee. His contribution to
radiology in Georgia was tremendous and he will
be greatly missed by his many colleagues and
friends throughout the
discipline. |
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In
Memoriam - Erik Boijsen (1922 -
2017)
It is our sad duty to
announce that Prof. Erik Boijsen, former
president of the ESR’s forerunner, the European
Association of Radiology (EAR), passed away in
June this year, at the age of 94. Prof. Boijsen
served as EAR president from 1987 to 1989 and his
huge contribution to European radiology,
including his pioneering work in angiography, was
later recognised with both the ESR Gold Medal
(1993) and the Boris Rajewski Medal (2003). He
will be remembered with enormous gratitude for
his achievements and with great affection by all
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IDOR
2017
The International
Day of Radiology (IDoR) will be
celebrated for the sixth time on
November 8, this year focusing
on emergency
radiology.
As in previous years,
more than 150 radiology-related professional
societies from around the world will participate
in the IDoR, holding a range of different events
to celebrate, such as public lectures, department
open days, national media appearances, and press
events.
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Albert
L. Baert Editorial Fellowship
The European Radiology
Private Foundation announces the application
period of the ESR Albert L. Baert
Editorial Fellowship in 2018. This
editorial fellowship programme aims to provide
training in editorial skills, such as manuscript
evaluation, manuscript editing, organisation of
peer review, manuscript production and
publishing, including electronic
publication.
The fellow will be selected each year and will
be announced by the editor-in-chief of
European Radiology at its editorial
board meeting, held during the annual European
Congress of Radiology. Find more
information here.
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Insights
into Imaging – Call for
submissions
Insights into
Imaging is the ESR’s gold open
access journal dedicated to original articles,
reviews, opinions and statements from leading
European radiological societies. Take a look at
the I3
website and read all its articles here.
Keep in mind that for ESR
Members, Article Processing
Charges for accepted articles in
Insights into Imaging
and European Radiology
Experimental are
covered. |
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Radiation
Protection – Basic Safety
Standards
Council Directive 2013/59/Euratom is
laying down basic safety standards against the
dangers arising from exposure to ionising
radiation. It introduces and changes a number of
requirements that affect healthcare professionals
in radiology. Read more here.
EuroSafe
Imaging is providing guidance and
practical tools to support the implementation of
the BSS Directive, e.g. ESR
Clinical Audit Tool and ESR
iGuide. |
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EuroSafe
Imaging webinar – ‘Clinical Decision
Support’
The ESR and EuroSafe
Imaging are pleased to announce another
free webinar organised together with the
IAEA. It is scheduled for November 2,
2017, at 15:00 (CET). Don’t miss
this opportunity to learn more about Clinical
Decision Support! Find out more here. |
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ESR
thematic network and joint statement in the EU
Health Policy Platform
The ESR is leading a
thematic network on medical training and
continuing professional development in the EU
Health Policy Platform. We welcome comments on
the draft joint statement from interested
individuals, and encourage organisations to
endorse our joint statement! Read more. |
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IAEA
Regional Workshop on
Justification
An IAEA regional
workshop on Justification and the Appropriate Use
of Imaging, hosted by ESR 2nd
Vice-President Prof. Boris Brkljačić and
co-organised by the ESR, will be held in Zagreb,
Croatia, from October 26-28. Read
more on the workshop here. | |
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ESOR | ACI Survey Results |
ESOR
ASKLEPIOS Course
on Hepato-Bilio-Pancreatic Imaging Biomarkers,
December 11–12, 2017; Valencia,
Spain This course aims to familiarise
fourth and fifth year radiology residents and
board-certified radiologists with cutting-edge
clinical and quantitative imaging technology. It
addresses the definition and development of
imaging biomarkers in clinical practice, focusing
on the multivariate and multiparametric analysis
of liver tumours, diffuse liver diseases and
bilio-pancreatic conditions. It will also cover
the clinical needs, technical solutions and
practical implementation aspects as well as the
main biases in validating and reporting imaging
biomarkers. Find more information here! |
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ACI
Survey Results
In July 2017, the
Accreditation Council in Imaging (ACI) conducted
the survey ‘Accreditation Systems in Europe’.
The results provide relevant data on the
different accreditation systems across Europe and
reveal certain preferences of the European
radiological community regarding Continuing
Medical Education (CME). Click here
to read the full report.
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PanCan Model, Lung-RADS and NCCN
guideline: a comparison | Value-based radiology
paper | An increase in lung cancer
screening with low-dose computed tomography? | Acute kidney injury incidence
and contrast use after percutaneous coronary
intervention | Tumours in a solitary kidney:
percutaneous cryoablaton versus partial
nephrectomy |
PanCan
Model, Lung-RADS and NCCN guideline: a
comparison
The authors of this
article aim to establish a comparison between the
PanCan model, Lung-RADS and the 1.2016 National
Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) guidelines
for differentiating malignant from benign
pulmonary nodules on baseline screening CT scans
and how diameter measurement methods affect the
performance. Read more here.
(Eur Radiol) |
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Value-based
radiology paper
The working group on
Value-Based Imaging of the European Society of
Radiology was created to establish a holistic
value-based radiology programme which would aid
European radiologists in dealing with changes in
the evolution from volume- to value-based
evaluation of radiological activities. Read more
about its concept paper and join the discussion
on value-based radiology here.
(Insights Imaging) |
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An
increase in lung cancer screening with low-dose
computed tomography?
This research letter
studies a possible increase on screening for
lungs cancer with low-dose computed tomography
following the recommendations of the United
States Preventive Services Task Force for an
annual screening for asymptomatic people aged 55
to 80 years. Read further here.
(JAMA Oncol.) |
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Acute
kidney injury incidence and contrast use after
percutaneous coronary intervention
The focus of this
cross-sectional study was to examine the US
national variation in acute kidney injury (AKI)
incidence and contrast use among US physicians
and the variation’s association with the risk of
a patient of developing AKI after a percutaneous
coronary intervention. Read more here. (JAMA Cardiol.) |
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Tumours
in a solitary kidney: percutaneous cryoablaton
versus partial nephrectomy
The goal of this article
is the comparison between percutaneous
cryoablation (PCA) and partial nephrectomy for
tumours in a solitary kidney. Read the complete
article here. (European Urology) | |
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