Innovation has always been the name of the game for the annual meeting of the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine. The 17th annual meeting beginning Saturday in Honolulu again showcases MRI science in action. But for this meeting, organizers added new features emphasizing MRI’s... More »
The American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine has launched a social networking site to allow attendees to hook up, discuss, and even blog before, during, and after the group’s 2009 meeting in New York City starting April 2. At least a dozen ultrasound subspecialties are now linked through the... More »
A new 3D fast spin-echo MR sequence at 3T could one day help musculoskeletal radiologists perform comprehensive evaluations of articular cartilage of the knee in only five minutes. More »
Doctors from Austria, Belgium, Poland, Portugal, Sweden, and the U.K. have joined DI Europe's Editorial Advisory Board during the past six months. More »
Rheumatoid arthritis, which affects approximately 2.9 million people in Europe, can be difficult to differentiate from other degenerative arthritic conditions. Without an early diagnosis, however, it is impossible to assess the true effect of promising early intervention strategies. Could an... More »
New developments in ultrasound and MRI mean that peripheral nerve imaging is easier than ever to perform and may bring higher sensitivity to lesion detection. More »
The first ECR meeting that I attended was in 1999. I had started a CT practice in a hospital in Mumbai in 1995 with a conventional CT scanner and when it was time to upgrade to a spiral CT scanner, my wife and I thought it would be a good idea to attend an international conference. After our... More »
