Structured reporting is emerging as a key element of optimising radiology’s contribution to patient outcomes and ensuring the value of radiologists’ work. This ESR statement aims to define the requirements for a successful structured reporting strategy.
The ECR 2018 Book of Abstracts is a Supplement to Insights into Imaging (ISSN: 1869-4101).
This review analyses the principles of detector-based spectral computed tomography and describes its common clinical applications.
This original article aims to evaluate, based on the BIRADS 5th edition recommendations, the quality assurance of mammography results at an institution in southern Brazil.
This pictorial review illustrates the MRI findings of adenomyosis, a disease of the inner myometrium, and its associated conditions whilst focusing on their imaging pitfalls.
The authors of this paper aim to increase the familiarity of the radiologist with the imaging of enterocutaneous fistulas (ECF) in order to make appropriate choices regarding treatment and increase the likelihood of therapeutic success.
The Ultrasound Working Group of the European Society of Radiology aims to highlight with these recommendations the importance of infection prevention and control in ultrasound.
This review describes the main features of central airway pathology and compares the imaging findings, especially the ones of multidetector computed tomography (MDCT) and virtual bronchoscopy, with those in pathology and direct bronchoscopy, in order to propose a schematic and practical approach to establish diagnoses.
The main focus of this case-based review is the analysis of the retrosternal clear space (RCS) and the diagnosis of pulmonary fibrosis on a chest radiograph.
Peptic ulcer disease (PUD) is still a major global disease. Therefore, the aim of this pictorial essay is to aid the radiologist with the CT diagnosis of non-perforated PUD, with special emphasis on the differential diagnosis.