Diagnostic Imaging Europe

February/March 2005

COVER STORY: SPORTS IMAGING

• Brazilian radiologists take on soccer injuries
  Philip Ward
• MRI provides best option in groin pain
  John C. Hayes

DEPARTMENTS

From The Editor

• RSNA changes emphasis to attract global audience
  Philip Ward, Editor

News

• German researchers confirm superiority of PET/CT imaging
• Contrast ultrasound zeroes in on focal liver lesions
• U.S. luminary weighs pros and cons of radiology outsourcing
• Multinational trial links MR to Parkinson's symptoms
• Chest x-rays and abdominal CT aid detection of osteoporosis
• Top RSNA posters spotlight implants and transplants
• ECR places molecular imaging under intense scrutiny
• Teleradiology needs first-rate quality assurance

Report: Gastrointestinal

• MR aids evaluation of pediatric Crohn's disease
  Claudio Granata, M.D., Gianmichele Magnano, M.D., and Paolo Toma, M.D.

Report: Digital Department

• Multisite organization migrates to filmless
  Denis Tack, M.D.

Report: Neuroradiology

• Imaging shows effects of alcohol use on brain
  Sanjay P. Prabhu, FRCR

Report: Technology Trends

• RSNA exhibitors give star billing to CT
  Diagnostic Imaging Editors

The Big Picture

• Fee-for-service proves viable in academia
  Johan L. Bloem, M.D., Ph.D.

Feedback

• Letters To The Editor