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At SIRM2024, Mélisande Rouger spoke with Prof. Andrea Giovagnoni, President of the Italian Society of Radiology, about the latest advances in cancer research and sports imaging.

Mélisande Rouger, editor-in-chief of Diagnostic Imaging Europe, interview Angelo Gaiani, Head of the EMEA region at Bracco, during SIRM 2024 last June in Milan Italy.

At SIRM2024, Mélisande Rouger talked with Prof. Andrea Giovagnoni, President of the Italian Society of Radiology, about Italian radiologists’ leading role in medical research.

Follow Mélisande Rouger, DI Europe's editor-in-chief and co-executive director, as she interviews KOLs and discusses with partners at SIRM2024, the annual meeting of the Italian Society of Radiology that unfolded June 20-23 in Milan.

Pathology is, of course, a central diagnostic discipline. However, the description of diseases is becoming increasingly complex, with newer and newer data methods and methods for carrying out examinations and tests. This naturally leads us to integrated diagnostics, where the various modalities are combined in order to obtain a holistic picture of the patient and the disease. And I also see thi...

Kai Vilanova, Head of MRI at the Clinic Girona in Spain, spoke with Mélisande Rouger, editor-in-chief of DI Europe, about the rising demand in cardiac magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans at SERAM 2024 that took place May 22-24 in Barcelona.

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There are significant gains to be made when integrating AI in radiology, Dr. Jeronimo Barrera, Head of the Urological Radiology Section at Hospital San Carlos in Madrid, Spain, told Mélisande Rouger at ECR2024 last February. ‘There are many aspects, one of them is speed, another one is safety and also decreasing fatigue,’ he said. 'When it comes to work, we also obtain greater precision and (…)...

Francesca Pelliconi, Education Lead in Global Marketing at Bracco, spoke with Guido Gebhardt about her vision of education at ECR2024 last February in Vienna. ‘Bracco believes education is a fundamental piece to spread innovation and ultimately look into patient caring,’ she said. Besides working with scientific societies, the Italian company looks into different communication channels and rece...

Having a liver multiparametric (MP) package on an ultrasound device is key to patient care, Mattia Paratore, a specialist in internal medicine and liver ultrasound at Polyclinic Gemelli in Rome, told Ben Giese on behalf of DI Europe at ECR2024. ‘MP ultrasound is the future for liver assessment of chronic liver diseases, so it’s very important to have the possibility to establish the different p...

Artificial intelligence (AI) could probably be used as a second reader in lung cancer screening just aswith mammography, Chiara Romei from Pisa University Hospital, Italy, told Ben Giese at ECR2024 last February in Vienna. ‘Lung cancer screening demonstrates excellent results and reduced mortality. The problem now is to figure out how we use it in clinical practice in patient pathway,’ she said...

Luigi Manfrè, General Secretary of the European Society of Neuroradiology (ESNR), told Ben Giese about his vision for neuroradiology and what MRI holds for the future at ECR2024 last month. ‘We started to have the stand-up position only 10 million years ago, that means our spine didn’t adapt to the modern life. That’s why we have so many people with so many diseases in the spine,’ said Mafrè, w...

Innovation was one of the key themes at ECR2024 and it is also one of the major concerns for Bracco, Fabio Tedoldi, Head of Global Research & Development at Bracco Imaging, told Mélisande Rouger last month in Vienna. Bracco has launched a number of significant advances since the 1980s - the first non ionic contrast agent for x-ray in 1981, the first high-relaxation for MRI in the 1990s, and, in...

ECR2024: Annalise on Crossing Frontiers and Draft Reporting Rick Abramson, Chief Medical Officer at AI company Annalise, came back on the plenary lecture he delivered at ECR2024 and explained his company’s vision in an interview with Mélisande Rouger last February in Vienna. ‘There's a boundary that's moving, it always has been moving, it's moving now, and it will continue to move,’ he said in ...

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