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Diagnostic Imaging Europe

August/September 2008

Cover Story

• CT and MRI provide impetus in cardiac imaging revolution
  By: Hatem Alkadhi, M.D., Sebastian Leschka, M.D., and Borut Marincek, M.D
• Cardiac MR identifies patients for valve surgery
  By: James Brice
• Perfusion CT approaches first-pass fMRI
  By: James Brice
• Pacemaker may skip a beat during routine CT scan
  By: Shalmali Pal

Imaging News

• Radiology's family-friendly image comes under scrutiny
• Trauma protocols ignore imaging best practice, cling to old ways
• Imaging guidance prevents complications in vertebroplasty
• New cases of contrast-related nephrogenic systemic fibrosis drop
• Case of the issue

Report: Cardiac Imaging

• Dose/quality balance dominates in cardiac CT
  By: Marco Francone, M.D., Ph.D., Carlo Catalano, M.D., And Federica Vasselli, M.D.

Report: Nuclear Medicine

• Molecular imaging shows enormous clinical potential
  By: Marion De Jong, Ph.D., And Eric P. Krenning, M.D.

Report: Digital Department

• Legal uncertainties linger as teleradiology expands
  By: Richard Fitzgerald, FRCR

DEPARTMENTS

From the Editor

• Teleradiology alone cannot plug imaging's leaky pipeline
  By: Philip Ward, Editor

A Dose of Dubbins

• Could handheld ultrasound become our stethoscope?
  By: Paul Dubbins, FRCR

The Big Picture

• Heading into the future, a symbiotic relationship
  By: Hans Ringertz, M.D., PH.D.

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