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| Abstract Submission | Invest in the Youth | Shape your Skills | Online Registration | Scientific Programme |
ECR
2018 Abstract Submission
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ECR
2018 Invest in the Youth
1,000 young
professionals in training (radiology
residents, medical physicists enrolled in a
doctoral (PhD) programme, and radiographers in
training) will receive free registration
for ECR 2018 and up to 4 nights
of accommodation in Vienna.
Applicants must be ESR members for 2017 and
submit an abstract.
Click here
for more
information. |
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ECR
2018 Shape your Skills
Radiographers
who are in their first 5 years of practice have
the chance to register for free for ECR
2018 and receive up to 2 nights
of accommodation thanks to our new
support programme Shape your Skills. Find out more. |
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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 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
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| MoU ESR – EORTC | Insights into Imaging | Value-Based Radiology
Paper | 'Tips & Tricks' now
accredited | ESR – IAEA Cooperation | 'Clinical Decision Support'
webinar | DIAM |
Renewal
of Memorandum of Understanding ESR –
EORTC
The ESR is pleased to
announce that we have renewed our
Memorandum of Understanding with
the European Organisation for Research
and Treatment of Cancer (EORTC). The
main areas of cooperation include the
organisation of joint sessions at the ECR and
the increased involvement of radiologists in
multicentre trials through the ESR’s European
Imaging Biomarkers Alliance –
EIBALL.
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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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Value-Based
Radiology Paper
The ESR announces the
publication of its concept paper on
Value-Based Radiology in Insights
into Imaging. Read the paper and join the
discussion on Value-Based Radiology here. |
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'Tips
& Tricks' now accredited
We are proud that the
EuroSafe Imaging Tips &
Tricks presentations about interventional
radiology, CT and paediatric imaging from 2016
have recently been accredited by the Austrian
Medical Chamber. Check them out here,
and test your knowledge about the 2016 editions
on the ESR
eLearning platform to earn 2 e-CME
points. |
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ESR
– IAEA Cooperation
The ESR is working with
the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to
broaden the impact of its educational activities.
Read about recent ESOR and EuroSafe Imaging
events organised with the IAEA here. |
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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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Digital
Imaging Adoption Model (DIAM)
More than 45 hospitals
from 15 countries have already joined DIAM,
an initiative developed by the ESR and HIMSS
to provide guidance in the digitisation of
imaging in radiology departments. There are a
number of benefits for participants, such as
decision support for radiology departments’ IT
strategy and benchmarking on different levels.
Join DIAM
and get your
benefits. | |
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| ESOR | EDiR |
ESOR
ESOR Symposium on
Imaging Hallmarks of Cancer, October 26 –27,
2017; Lisbon/PortugalThis course will give an
overview on acquiring knowledge on cutting-edge
methods to diagnose, treat and manage cancer
patients. A renowned multidisciplinary faculty
will provide the delegates with a blend of basic
science and the most recent developments in
computational, functional and molecular imaging
techniques as well as in the rapidly evolving
field of Interventional Oncology. Please
click here
for more information.ESOR
ASKLEPIOS Course on Women's Imaging, December
7-8, 2017;
Bratislava/SlovakiaThis course is aimed at
senior residents, board-certified radiologists
and fellows interested in women’s imaging. It is
articulated on imaging strategies for breast and
pelvic pathologies with a special focus on the
latest cross-sectional imaging techniques in the
detection and staging of breast, cervical and
ovarian malignancies. Internationally renowned
European experts ensure a high quality-teaching
programme combining lectures and interactive case
discussions. Read more here. |
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European
Diploma in Radiology (EDiR)
Don’t miss the
opportunity to take the EDiR exam
during ECR 2018! The examination
date is set for February
27 and the online
application will open October
2 on the EBR
website. Please
note that residents in their
fifth year of national radiology
training will have the opportunity to
take the EDiR. Candidates must
have training- and
supervised practical experience
of at least four years at the
time of the
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| A glimpse into the future of
radiology | An overview of liver
segmentation | Advanced imaging techniques and
liver disease | Intraductal papillary mucinous
neoplasm management guidelines under revision | Coronary Artery Calcium and its
prognostic value |
A
glimpse into the future of
radiology
The next decade will see
changes in the practice of medical imaging and
image-guided therapies. The authors of this
article analyse the areas where IT transformation
is likely to have an effect upon. Read the
complete article here.
(Eur Radiol.) |
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An
overview of liver segmentation
The authors of this
article aim to deliver to radiologists and other
healthcare professionals an accessible overview
of liver segmentation to assess the liver volume.
Read further here.
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Advanced imaging techniques and liver
disease
This review article
focuses on advances in imaging techniques which
reduce the need for liver biopsies to diagnose
liver diseases. Find out more here.
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Intraductal
papillary mucinous neoplasm management
guidelines under revision
Following a consensus
symposium in the frame of the meeting of the
International Association of Pancreatology, the
working group carried out a minor revision and
update of the guidelines regarding the prediction
of invasive carcinoma and high-grade dysplasia,
surveillance, and postoperative follow-up of
intraductal papillary mucinous neoplasm. Read
further here.
(Pancreatology) |
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Coronary
Artery Calcium and its prognostic
value
This research article
focuses on the value of coronary artery calcium
(CAC) as a predictor of future major adverse
atherosclerotic cardiovascular events in the
frame of the Prospective Multicenter Imaging
Study for Evaluation of Chest Pain (PROMISE)
study. Find out more here.
(Circulation) | |
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