At ECR 2026, the session “Rectal cancer staging made simple: TNM classification for radiologists” showed that rectal cancer imaging is only useful when it goes beyond labels and
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At ECR 2026, the session Cancer imaging during pregnancy: sharing our experience examined how radiology supports diagnosis, staging and treatment assessment when cancer and pregnancy inte
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At ECR 2026, the session on genitourinary reporting and data systems examined how structured frameworks are evolving across prostate, bladder and renal imaging. Focusing on PI-RADS, VI-RADS
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At ECR 2026, the session “Tailoring contrast media protocols in current practice” examined how contrast use is becoming more individualised across MRI, ultrasound, CT and mammography. Acros
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ECR 2026 devoted this session to the expanding scope of interventional imaging, showing how innovation is changing practice across breast procedures, nuclear medicine, cardiovascular interv
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Kevin Groot Lipman, Amsterdam / Netherlands At ECR 2026, a session on agentic AI examined how radiology may move from isolated AI assistance towards systems that can coordinate tasks, co
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Markus Wenzel, Bremen / DE At ECR 2026, the session “Update on AI tools for radiology” examined four areas where AI is already reshaping imaging work: segmentation, image optimisation, r
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Fabio Mattiussi, Lugano / CH At ECR 2026, the session Quality control in a changing radiological environment examined how radiology is adapting its standards of oversight as AI, new regu
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Bruno Virieux, Saint-Étienne / FR At ECR 2026, the session Beyond detection: multimodal AI and predictive analytics in radiology turned to a question that is becoming increasingly import
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At ECR 2026, the session on whether the shortage of radiologists is myth or reality approached the question from several angles: European workforce data, the U.S. policy and training landsc
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