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ISMRM 2012

CVIS in the spotlight

How new cardiovascular information systems could help optimize cardiology care.

CVIS in the spotlight

‘The Heart of Innovation’ at ACC.12

The past, present and future of care for heart failure and CAD.

‘The Heart of Innovation’ at ACC.12

Interview: what’s the secret of promoting healthy lifestyles?

Prof. Antoine Flahault talks with GetInsideHealth about the importance of considering culture in initiatives to improve public health.

Interview: what’s the secret of promoting healthy lifestyles?

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Latest in Radiology

New facts about PACS

A review of some recently published papers linking use of PACS with improvements in care and productivity.

by Excerpta Medica

When to follow-up low-lying placenta?

Placenta praevia is when the placenta inserts wholly or in part into the lower uterine segment. A placenta extending within 2 cm of the internal…

by Australasian Radiology 2012

CT findings identify spigelian hernia subtypes

Spigelian hernia (SH) is an uncommon type of abdominal wall defect that is located on the semilunar line. Its content may vary and…

by Abdominal Imaging 2012

Latest in Cardiology

Pericardial disease: the role of MRI, CT and PET

The pericardium covers the heart and expands to the pulmonary trunk, the upper caval vein, and the ascending aorta. The pericardial …

by Heart Failure Reviews 2012

Integrated multimodality imaging of the right heart

The right ventricle (RV) has for a long time been the neglected side of the heart, but its role in different cardiovascular …

by European Heart Journal 2011

Study compares 3D and 2D TEE in TAVI

Transcatheter aortic valve implantation (TAVI) has emerged as a valid therapy option for patients with aortic stenosis deemed at high risk for…

by Catheterization and Cardiovascular Interventions 2012

Latest in Oncology

CT features of PTCL of the GI tract

Primary gastrointestinal (GI) lymphoma is very rare, constituting 1–4% of all malignancies that affect the GI tract. Stomach is the most common…

by Australasian Radiology 2012

Review: MRI evaluation of bladder cancer

An estimated 70 530 new cases of bladder cancer were diagnosed in the USA in 2010, resulting in 14 680 deaths . Initially, 70% of patients present…

by BJU International 2012

FDG-PET role in rectal cancer evaluation?

FDG-PET may be considered in patients with colorectal cancer who have stage IV disease to assess the resectability of known metastasis and to…

Latest in OBGYN

Specialist Q&A: breast screening

A specialist discusses the factors influencing attendance rates for breast screening, and how these rates can be optimized.

by Excerpta Medica

US evaluation of Pill effects on colorectal endometriosis

The intestinal tract represents the most common site of extragenital endometriosis, with rectosigmoid disease accounting for 70–93% of…

by Acta Obstetricia et Gynecologica Scandinavica 2012

Integrating 3D ultrasound measurements

Down syndrome is characterized by specific facial features such as a flat face and a small nose. Continuous technical improvements in ultrasound…

by Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology 2012

Latest in Health & Well-Being

Interview: what’s the secret of promoting healthy lifestyles?

Prof. Antoine Flahault talks with GetInsideHealth about the importance of considering culture in initiatives to improve public health.

by Excerpta Medica

Advances in neuroradiology

A round-up of some of the new findings presented at the recent meeting in Cape Town of the World Federation of Interventional and Therapeutic…

by Excerpta Medica

Continuity of care after hospital discharge tackled with home…

In this 4.5-minute video interview conducted at the 2011 meeting of the American College of Cardiology (ACC), Dr. Eric Silfen explains that there…

by Excerpta Medica

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