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The European Society of Radiology (ESR) is happy to announce that the first stop on its Best of ECR tour will be the Brazilian Congress of Radiology (CBR), taking place in Fortaleza in October 2019. The city is located in the northeast of Brazil and served by an international airport. The project will see some of the best speakers from the European Congress of Radiology 2019 (ECR) travelling to Brazil to present their work to a new audience.

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A group of French researchers have finally completed a long-term study on the occurrence of Immediate Hypersensitivity (IH) in patients being injected with Contrast Media (CM). The multicentre study, which was recently published by The Lancet, was carried out in France and took place over the course of fourteen years, with five years having been dedicated entirely to data collection. Due to the rarity of severe reactions to Contrast Agents, 31 centres were involved in the study, enabling researchers...

The Lancet publishes summary of Honorary Lecture held by Marc Dewey at ECR 2018

On March 1, during the second day of the European Congress of Radiology 2018 (ECR), Professor Marc Dewey from Charité in Berlin, Germany, entered the stage and gave a well-received Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen honorary lecture titled ´Value-based radiology: the future is now!´.

The European Society of Radiology (ESR) is proud to announce that a summary of this visionary lecture has also been published as a letter...

The European Congress of Radiology (ECR) has long been regarded primarily as an annual scientific meeting for radiologists. But as congress participants have witnessed over the last few years, this is no longer a fitting description, with the ECR pursuing a goal to become a true home for all professionals engaged in radiology.

The European Society of Radiology (ESR) is pleased to announce that ECR 2019 will now also be combined with the official congress of the European Society of...

European Radiology EXPERIMENTAL has recently published a study on a new augmented reality system, which can guide procedures in interventional oncology. A three-step experiment proves this system to be precise and reliable enough to facilitate image guidance critical to the success of interventional oncology procedures.

The developers of a new augmented reality system called Endosight have now published a study in European Radiology EXPERIMENTAL, which finds that this system can be utilised to guide procedures in interventional oncology. Using a back-face camera...