John Bonner[email protected]2016Industry repositions digital x-ray to meet new clinical challengesImaging professionals need their equipment to be practical and adaptable, so the new digital x-ray technologies on display in the exhibition halls at ECR 2016 have been designed to produce high-quality diagnostic images across a range of clinical applications, while allowing the patient to maintain a comfortable (and dignified) posture.March 5, 20162016Healthcare IT suppliers display innovations at ECR 2016At ECR 2016, healthcare equipment companies are displaying technology that is designed to enhance the position of radiologists and improve workflow, efficiency, and multidisciplinary teamwork within hospitals and clinics.March 4, 20162016Ultrasound firms take advice from customers in the front lineUltrasound manufacturers are looking for ways to help customers work faster and more efficiently, but to understand how tasks can be done better, companies need to know exactly how they are tackled now. At ECR 2016, vendors will display equipment developed after asking sonographers about how they perform routine tasks and which factors cause obstructions in the hospital workflow.March 1, 2016MRIMRI manufacturers target opportunities in emerging marketsVIENNA - This week the eyes of the radiology world are firmly fixed on events here at ECR 2013. But in the months leading up to the congress, the major MRI equipment vendors have been looking elsewhere, beyond the borders of Europe to the growing markets of the developing world.March 8, 2013CTCT vendors focus on iterative reconstruction, cardiac applicationsVIENNA - Innovation in software technologies provides the main talking points for visitors to the CT equipment vendors' booths at the ECR 2013 commercial exhibition. Companies are demonstrating novel approaches to reducing radiation dose, improving image quality, and extending the modality's capabilities in cardiac imaging.March 7, 2013Digital X-RayDR exhibitors put renewed emphasis on portabilityVIENNA - More maneuverable mobile x-ray systems, low-cost and robust units designed for these challenging economic times, and an improved approach to mammography -- these are all clear aspects of the new digital radiography (DR) offerings on display in the European Congress of Radiology technical exhibition.March 4, 2012PACS/VNAPACS providers innovate to broaden availability of digital imagesVIENNA - PACS has become a vital component in the radiologist's toolbox, but beyond radiology it's often a different story. Therefore, PACS vendors are working hard to create technologies that allow images to be available hospital-wide, as well as integrate all relevant documents into the electronic archive.March 3, 2012MRIECR exhibitors unveil latest innovations and upgrades in MRIVIENNA - MRI system developers are working hard to find new features that will convince customers to give their products a second look. A wide variety of developments designed to improve productivity and enhance patient care is on show at this year's European Congress of Radiology (ECR) technical exhibition.March 2, 2012CTCT vendors concentrate on new systems' cost-effectiveness and lower dosesVIENNA - In times of shrinking budgets, radiology managers have to think even more carefully before investing in new systems, as well as try to ensure that such systems are used cost-effectively. Siemens aims to meet those needs with two new CT systems being showcased at the European Congress of Radiology.March 1, 20122011PET/MR takes center stage at ECR 2011 technical exhibition in anticipation of European launchWhen the European Congress of Radiology (ECR) 2011 technical exhibition opened this morning, a host of innovations awaited attendees. Arguably the biggest highlight is the first PET/MR system ever displayed at the Austria Center, and it's certain to attract massive attention and interest over the next four days.March 3, 2011Page 1 of 1Top StoriesPodcastsPodcast: What's next for chest radiographs?In this episode of Keeping up with the Radiologists, co-hosts Saurabh (Harry) Jha, MD, and Mitchell Schnall, MD, assess the future of the chest radiograph.InterventionalThermal ablation effective long term in patients with thyroid cancerUltrasoundCould cranial ultrasound sub for brain MRI in imaging infants?Digital X-RayDark-field x-ray detects bone changes related to osteoporosisSponsor ContentFREE Webinar