VideosWatch this space for upcoming video interviews with well respected radiologists. The ability to play windows media files (WMV) is required to view these videos.
March 13, 2006 Dr. Paul Dubbins from Plymouth, U.K., is a self-confessed grumpy old man. But what he could he possibly find to complain about at ECR? This congress sketch originally appeared on ECR TV and Radio. View LOW bandwidth video (2.0MB) March 6, 2006 Novel techniques in breast imaging were discussed at Monday's special focus session. ECR TV invited the speakers to elaborate on their lectures. The presenter was Edna Astbury-Ward, MSc. View LOW bandwidth video (2.0MB) March 5, 2006 Should prostate MR be performed by specialists or beginners? What do urologists require from radiologists? These questions and others were addressed in Sunday's ECR TV panel discussion on prostate cancer. The presenter was Edna Astbury-Ward, MSc. View LOW bandwidth video (3.6MB) March 4, 2006 Spinal intervention came under the spotlight at Saturday's special focus session. ECR TV invited the speakers to take part in a panel discussion. Prof. Afshin Gangi from Strasbourg, France, also took part. The presenter was Edna Astbury-Ward, MSc. View LOW bandwidth video (3.2MB) March 3, 2006 The speakers from Friday's ECR state-of-the-art symposium about imaging the myocardium share their views on this hot topic. They provide short summaries of the main points in their presentations and speculate about the future, including the potential benefits of multislice CT. The chairman of the session, Prof. Matthijs Oudkerk from Groningen in the Netherlands, joins the discussion, which is presented by ECR TV's Edna Astbury-Ward, MSc. View LOW bandwidth video (3.6MB) March 1, 2006 Message from AGFA: Radiology at work
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