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Diagnostic Imaging Europe
April 2005
Special SECTION: 3T MR
- Musculoskeletal specialists push spatial resolution to limit
- 3T breast MR heightens speed and spatial detail
- 3T boosts MR's ability to pinpoint prostate cancer
- 3T broadens scope of MR spectroscopy
- Moving to 3T brings SNR feast to signal-hungry
DEPARTMENTS
From The Editor
- Anniversary provides occasion to reflect on two decades of constant change
Philip Ward, Editor
Rinckside
- What has really happened in radiology since 1985?
Peter Rinck, M.D., PhD
News
- Malpractice claims plague radiologists, deplete resources
- MR imaging is indicated for mad cow disease diagnosis
- Injection of autologous stem cells can repair urinary tract
- Debate intensifies over clinical superiority of digital systems
- Doubts linger about upcoming stages of lung RF ablation use
- CT angiography safely visualizes pediatric vascular anomalies
- EU awards funding for e-learning project in breast imaging
Report: Digital Department
History validates PACS' contribution to radiology
Paula Gould
Report: Historical Perspective
Diagnostic imaging makes huge technological progress
Uwe Busch, Ph.D., Arpan K. Banerjee, FRCR, and Adrian Thomas, FRCR
Report: Staff Histories
It's 1985, and a European news magazine is born
Diagnostic Imaging Editors
The Big Picture
Changes prove that some things never change
Robert Lavayssière, M.D.
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