Video from ECR 2017: Dr. Lluís Donoso Bach on radiology's future

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VIENNA - Will emerging technology replace the radiologist? Does artificial intelligence pose a serious threat to radiology's survival? Dr. Lluís Donoso Bach, PhD, immediate past president of the European Society of Radiology, director of the diagnostic imaging department at the Hospital Clinic of Barcelona, and professor of radiology at the University of Barcelona in Spain, answers these and other questions.

Dr. Lluís Donoso Bach, PhD, talks about emerging technologies, artificial intelligence, and more.

Video produced by Christof. G. Pelz I GRAFIFANT Creation. Grafik. Photo I www.grafifant.at

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