Ultrasound as a Practical Emergency Tool
- Imaging
- 06/03/2026
At ECR 2026, the session “ The practical value of ultrasound in emergency” brought together four perspectives on where ultrasound can guide decisions, reduce unnecessary CT use
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At ECR 2026, the session “ The practical value of ultrasound in emergency” brought together four perspectives on where ultrasound can guide decisions, reduce unnecessary CT use
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At ECR 2026, a session on person-centred care in radiography examined what happens when efficiency targets, workflow pressure and technological progress begin to outweigh individual needs.
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At ECR 2026, Catherine Mary Jones (Brisbane, Australia) argued that “AI for the people” has to start with the reality of unequal access to imaging and specialist expertise. She linked the
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ECR 2026’s session on “Problem-solving with AI in emergencies: the French experience” brought four perspectives together around a shared pressure point in emergency radiology: speed matte
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ECR 2026’s second-day session on going towards high and low fields treated field strength as a practical variable rather than a safety shortcut. The speakers linked safety performance to re
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At ECR 2026, the session on radiographers’ autonomy linked professional collaboration to practical changes in how imaging is planned, performed and sustained across shifts, sites and techno
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ECR 2026’s second-day session on the AI-POD project framed obesity-related cardiovascular risk as a practical AI challenge. Imaging, clinical factors and behaviour produce rich signal
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Radiology reporting has always been more than documentation, but ECR 2026’s session “AI in radiology communication: expressionism or dadaism?” sharpened that point by tracing how meaning
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At ECR 2026, Getting up to speed: emerging technologies in cross-sectional imaging covered three advances that are reshaping what CT, MR and PET/CT can deliver in routine practice. The ta
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At ECR 2026, the session Improving the patient experience with IT examined how digital access, uneven skills and rising AI use are changing what patients receive, what they understand and
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