ESR Journal Family uses single-blinded peer review from January 2023 onwards
Since their inception, the ESR journals have used double-blinded peer review, where reviewers were blinded to the authors’ identities and vice versa. As of January 9, 2023, all three journals begin implementing a single-blinded peer review process, where manuscripts...
Season’s Greetings from European Radiology Experimental
European Radiology Experimental, along with the whole ESR Journal Family, sends its warmest wishes for the Holiday season to all its readers, contributors, reviewers, and editors. On behalf of the Journal, we wish to sincerely thank all our authors, reviewers, and...
Thematic Series Launch: Myocardial tissue characterization in ischemic heart disease
The European Radiology Experimental is pleased to announce the launch of its very first thematic series on “Myocardial tissue characterization in ischemic heart disease”! The series, featuring Professors Akos Varga-Szemes and Pal S. Suranyi (Charleston/US) as guest...
Deep learning detection and quantification of pneumothorax
This article outlines a deep learning algorithm for pneumothorax detection and quantification that can be used for the automated triage of urgent examinations and enable treatment decision support. Article: Deep learning detection and quantification of pneumothorax in...
Micro-CT of the femur of diabetic rats
This in vitro study on the femur of diabetic fatty and lean rats aimed to explore bone fragility in type 2 diabetes mellitus and define the contribution of micro-CT to the evaluation of bone microarchitecture and vascularisation. Article: Microcomputed tomography of...
Timing optimization of low-dose first-pass analysis dynamic CT myocardial perfusion measurement
The authors aimed to determine the optimal timing protocol for volume scan acquisition at the base and peak of the aortic enhancement using a swine model. Article: Timing optimization of low-dose first-pass analysis dynamic CT myocardial perfusion measurement:...
Optimisation of US liver perfusion
The authors examined how different input parameters of the ultrasound devices influence the final results of quantitative perfusion analysis using microbubble-based contrast agents. Article: Optimisation of ultrasound liver perfusion through a digital reference object...
3D SHINKEI of abdomen for MR neurography of celiac plexus
This study compared respiratory- and cardiac-triggered three-dimensional (3D) SHINKEI to other modes, and respiratory- and cardiac-triggered 3D SHINKEI showed superior nerve-to-muscle signal ratios in abdomen. Article: Respiratory- and cardiac-triggered...
Hippocampus subfield volumetry after microsurgical or endovascular treatment of intracranial aneurysms
This study analysed hippocampus subfield volumes in patients after microsurgical clipping and/or endovascular coiling of intracranial aneurysms. Article: Hippocampus subfield volumetry after microsurgical or endovascular treatment of intracranial aneurysms—an...
Automated alignment correction algorithm for geological CT imaging
The authors developed an alignment correction algorithm for CT that would improve geological sampling of sediment cores taken from a cold-water coral mount. Article: Experimental application of an automated alignment correction algorithm for geological CT imaging:...
MRI-guided HIFU-triggered supertargeted drug release
This study provides the proof-of-concept of using a magnetic resonance imaging-guided high-intensity focused ultrasound pulse for disintegrating and triggering release of a newly developed thermoresponsive wax-coated capsule, thus enabling temporally and spatially...
Validation of accelerated 4D flow MRI sequences
This study compared four-dimensional (4D) flow to standard two-dimensional (2D) flow sequences in order to determine whether 4D flow can reduce scan time with equivalent image quality and accuracy, but found no significant difference compared to the 2D flow. Article:...
3D printing for heart valve disease
Inspired by the fast-increasing use of three-dimensional (3D) printing for medical purposes, this review evaluates the currently available literature on the use of 3D printing in the management of cardiac valve disease. Article: 3D printing for heart valve disease: a...
3D CNNs applied to CT angiography in acute ischemic stroke
The goal of this study was to examine whether computed tomography angiography source images obtained through three-dimensional convolutional neural networks can help detect ischemic stroke. Article: 3D convolutional neural networks applied to CT angiography in the...
Compressed sensing and parallel MRI for bowel motility imaging
The authors analysed compressed sensing and parallel imaging (CS-PI)-accelerated bowel motility magnetic resonance imaging. They also compared its image and diagnostic quality to conventional sensitivity encoding (SENSE) accelerated scans and found no advantages of...
Predicting event-free survival in children with neuroblastic tumours
The authors of this study examined the potential use of diffusion-weighted imaging for non-invasive prediction of tumour dignity and prognosis in paediatric patients with neuroblastic tumours. Article: Quantitative DWI predicts event-free survival in children with...
Evolution of prostate MRI
Using the available evidence and the evolution of PI-RADS, the authors reviewed the main technical strategies proposed as less-is-better solutions for clinical practice. The study also summarised research results on advanced techniques which represent an alternative...
Osteoplasty on long bone diaphyses undergoing bending stress
This study evaluated the biomechanical properties of osteoplasty alone and in combination with Kirschner wires in a cadaveric human diaphyseal model undergoing 3-point bending stress. Article: Biomechanical effects of osteoplasty with or without Kirschner wire...
In vivo biocompatibility study of coatings applied to flow-diverter stents
The authors investigated proprietary antithrombogenic coatings applied to flow-diverter stents (FDSs). The in vivo experiments showed that HPC-coated p64 FDSs appeared to be biocompatible. Article: In vivo canine study of three different coatings applied to p64...
US-guided procedures in pancreatic diseases
This article reviews the role of ultrasound in percutaneous procedures for pancreatic diseases. Article: Ultrasound-guided percutaneous procedures in pancreatic diseases: new techniques and applications Authors: Mirko D’Onofrio, Alessandro Beleù, and Riccardo De...
Bone strength parameters for the prediction of novel spinal implant stability
This study showed that micro-CT and multislice CT parameters can be used for predicting conventional test forces and a new test force – implant stability quotient (ISQ). Article: Quantitative CT-based bone strength parameters for the prediction of novel spinal implant...
Visual quality control for arterial spin labeling
This study introduces a visual scoring system that provides a quality control standard for arterial spin labeling (ASL) and that can be applied to both cerebral blood flow maps and ancillary ASL images. The system provided high reproducibility and a reliable threshold...
US and CEUS for assessing ovarian protection in a murine model
US and CEUS were used to identify and characterise ovarian glands in murine models as a preliminary study for exploring the protective role of gonadotropin-releasing hormone analogue (GnRH-a) on chemotherapy-induced ovarian damage. Article: Contrast-enhanced...
Celebrating IDOR 2019 with a special selection of articles from European Radiology Experimental
Diffusion tensor imaging in the musculoskeletal and peripheral nerve systems: from experimental to clinical applications Diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) in the musculoskeletal and peripheral nerve systems has so far mostly been used in experimental settings. This...
Changes in total choline concentration in the breast of healthy fertile young women in relation to menstrual cycle or use of oral contraceptives
The goal of this study was to evaluate changes in total choline absolute concentration in the breast of healthy fertile women in relation to menstrual cycle (MC) or use of oral contraceptives (OC). Article: Changes in total choline concentration in the breast of...
Big data, artificial intelligence, and structured reporting
Applications of artificial intelligence and machine learning in radiology require large amounts of training data. However, finding relevant information is difficult. This review gives a brief overview on how structured reporting can help facilitate research in...
Can we base the contrast dose for abdominal CT on the lean body weight?
The authors report on using the lean body weight for determining the contrast agent dose for abdominal CT, as opposed to using the standard total body weight. Article: Abdominal CT: a radiologist-driven adjustment of the dose of iodinated contrast agent approaches a...
Gadolinium-based contrast agents at 7 T: any impact of on human lymphocytes
The authors investigated the potentially toxic effect of different gadolinium-based contrast agents (GBCAs) in combination with 7-T MRI. By isolating and exposing lymphocytes analogously to iodinated contrast agents in combination with computed tomography, they found...
Abdominal CT: a BMI-based estimate of radiation dose
This study aimed to evaluate whether BMI can be used as a size-related metrics alternative to the midslice effective diameter (DE) for obtaining a size-specific dose in abdominal CT. Article: Using body mass index to estimate individualised patient radiation...
Concentrated pineapple juice for oesophagus visualisation during MR angiography
The authors demonstrated that the solution of concentrated pineapple juice can be safely used in vivo for oesophagus visualisation at MR angiography. Article: Concentrated pineapple juice for visualisation of the oesophagus during magnetic resonance angiography before...
Any impact of sarcopenia and myosteatosis on postoperative outcomes in inflammatory bowel disease?
The goal of this retrospective analysis was to investigate outcomes in inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) patients who underwent surgical resection in relation to the presence of sarcopenia and myosteatosis. The authors determined that sarcopenia and myosteatosis in IBD...
Image analysis for radiomics: facts and challenges
This article sheds light on methods used for extracting high-dimensional data from clinical images – radiomics. The authors explain the standard steps of the radiomics process, discuss the origin of the term, and summarise the major issues in regard to this process....
DTI in children is influenced by pre-processing and tract selection
This study compares fractional anisotropy (FA) values derived with DTI analysis approaches, as well as FA values and number of tracts with the clinical motor outcome quantified by the functional independence measure for children (WeeFIM). The authors concluded that...
MRI automated assessment of muscle fat composition
Proton-density fat fraction of the paraspinal muscles has become an important surrogate biomarker in patients with intervertebral disc disease, osteoporosis, sarcopenia, and neuromuscular disorders. The authors developed an automatic segmentation algorithm of the...
Emphysema quantification by CT
To determine the influence of dose reduction and reconstruction methods on CT emphysema quantification, CT scans were performed on humans at routine radiation dose and at 45%, 60%, and 75% reduced radiation dose. Images were then reconstructed using filtered back...
Generative models: an innovation in musculoskeletal radiology?
New innovative technology, deep learning, is revolutionising many research and industrial fields. Growing interest in generative models inspired the authors to explore their potential in the field of magnetic resonance imaging of the spine. Tests showed that the...
Artificial intelligence (AI) in medical imaging: threat or opportunity?
This article deals with the potentials and consequences of integrating AI into radiology. The authors define basic terms such as “machine/deep learning” and analyse the use of AI in recent publications. Article: Artificial intelligence in medical imaging: threat or...
Vertebral elastoplasty proven safe and effective
The authors set out to evaluate technical success of image-guided elastoplasty – a novel method for percutaneous vertebral augmentation with a silicone elastomeric material. The procedure was successfully performed 19 times which led the authors to say elastoplasty...
Multicolour imaging with spectral photon-counting CT
This research aimed to assess the possibility of multicolour quantitative imaging with spectral photon-counting computed tomography (SPCCT) of different mixed contrast agents. The results proved that SPCCT enables multicolour quantitative imaging and opened up the...
Shear wave imaging detects endoleaks after aortic repair
The authors used an animal model to evaluate residual endoleak and thrombus organisation with shear wave imaging after endoleak embolisation. Using eight dogs with 16 iliac aneurysms and type I endoleak after endovascular aneurysm repair, the authors concluded that...
MRI-derived carotid maps may support early management of atherosclerosis
The goal of this study was to determine whether patient-specific and cohort-averaged wall thickness, wall shear stress, and vessel diameter maps can be used for creating 3D estimation models for patient-specific wall thickness in asymptomatic atherosclerotic carotid...
Impact of fixation, coil, and number of excitations on diffusion tensor imaging of rat brains at 7.0 T
The authors of this study set out to compare diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) parameters in vivo and ex vivo in the brain and to explore the effects of radiofrequency coil and number of excitations on ex vivo DTI parameters. By obtaining DTI maps from rat brains and...
MRI assessment of altered dynamic changes in liver haemodynamics following a meal challenge in compensated cirrhosis
The aim of this study was to use MRI for dynamically assessing postprandial changes in hepatic and collateral blood flow, liver perfusion and oxygenation in healthy participants and patients with liver disease with compensated cirrhosis. The authors were able to...
Estimated intracranial volume from FreeSurfer is biased by total brain volume
Since estimated intracranial volume (eTIV) from FreeSurfer is calculated from the alignment of the input MR images to the MNI305 brain atlas, and is not segmentation-based, a concern was raised that this might lead to a bias by total brain volume. This study managed...
Respiratory level tracking with visual biofeedback for consistent breath-hold level with potential application in image-guided interventions
This study aimed to present and evaluate a new respiratory level biofeedback system that helps the patient to have a consistent breath-hold level. The results showed an increased reproducibility of breath-hold expiration level in healthy volunteers, indicating a...
Splenectomy for hypersplenism with or without preoperative splenic artery embolisation
Due to the fact that intraoperative blood loss is a common occurrence in splenectomy, the authors set out to compare the perioperative and clinical outcomes of splenic artery embolisation (SAE) prior to splenectomy versus splenectomy alone. On a total of 100 patients,...
Dual-layer spectral computed tomography: measuring relative electron density
The goal of this study was to examine the feasibility and accuracy of a novel dual-energy CT technique in measuring the electron density. By using dual-layer CT (DLCT), the authors investigated two approaches to obtain relative electron densities. The results showed...
ESR Journals Editors’ Round Table
The wait has finally come to end! Check out our ESR Connect channel and watch parts one, two and three of the first ever ESR Journals round table! Find out which articles were selected by Professor Yves Menu, Professor Luis Martí Bonmatí and Professor Francesco...
DNA breaks induced by iodine-containing contrast medium in radiodiagnostics: a problem of tungsten?
Iodine-containing contrast media (ICM) are often used to improve image quality and information content in x-ray-based examinations. There is, hovewer, increasing evidence that the use of ICM during CT sessions is associated with deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) breaks that...
Evaluation of two collagen conduits and autograft in rabbit sciatic nerve regeneration with quantitative magnetic resonance DTI, electrophysiology, and histology
The authors of this study set out to evaluate two nerve conduit types, Nerbridge™ and NeuraGen®. They also aimed to compare the effectiveness of nerve regeneration between autograft and those two nerve conduits by using DTI, electrodiagnostic testing, limb function,...
Augmented reality for interventional oncology: proof-of-concept study of a novel high-end guidance system platform
This study was conducted to assess the feasibility of an innovative system that uses augmented reality to guide interventional oncology procedures. By performing experiments on three models, the authors deduced that the augmented reality can assist with needle...
ESR Journals Family at ECR 2019
ECR 2019 is just a few days away and everything is coming together! We are excited to show what our ESR Journal Family has in store for you! Make sure you stop by our Publications Lounge on Level 1, where you can relax on a comfortable couch and peruse a...
Computed tomography image quality of aortic stents in patients with aortic coarctation: a multicentre evaluation
The aim of this study was to evaluate the post-implantation computed tomography (CT) image quality of different types of stents that are used to treat aortic coarctation. By subjectively scoring CT scans for image quality and measuring the amount of stent-induced...
Feasibility of 7-T fluorine magnetic resonance spectroscopic imaging (19F MRSI) for TAS-102 metabolite detection in the liver of patients with metastatic colorectal cancer
This pioneering study aimed to investigate the potential of 7-T 19F-MRS to detect TAS-102 metabolites in humans. The authors set out to prove that TAS-102 cannot be detected in liver metastases of metastatic colorectal cancer patients on a normal treatment schedule,...
Rationale and design of a prospective study on the first integrated PET/dual-energy CT system for staging and image-based radiation therapy planning of lung cancer
This prospective study was designed to examine the diagnostic performance of integrated positron emission tomography and dual-energy computed tomography imaging in determining the thoracic nodal status of patients with small-cell lung cancer or non-small-cell lung...
Effect of thyroid shielding during mammography: measurements on phantom and patient as well as estimation with Monte Carlo simulation
The exposure of thyroid to scattered radiation from breast tissue during mammography may increase the risk of radiation- induced thyroid cancer. The aim of the study was to use Monte Carlo simulation to investigate the scatter radiation exposition of the thyroid and...
Cord cross-sectional area at foramen magnum as a correlate of disability in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
Due to the fact that spinal cord atrophy is not routinely assessed in routine clinical practice, despite being one of the hallmarks of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, this study was designed to evaluate whether spinal cord cross-sectional area measured at the foramen...
Radiological findings in ancient Egyptian canopic jars: comparing three standard clinical imaging modalities (x-rays, CT and MRI)
The authors evaluated the limitations and potential of clinical imaging modalities for the examination of ancient Egyptian canopic jars and the mummified visceral organs putatively contained within them. The research showed that CT is the modality of choice for...
ESR Journals Editors’ round table
The Editors in Chief of our ESR Journals got together for a very special video shoot last month. Would you like to see more than just this sneak peek and find out what they were up to? Stay tuned for more information to come in the next weeks! Pictured from...
Radiomics of liver MRI predict metastases in mice
The aim of this study was to investigate if there are any texture features that show a correlation with intrahepatic tumour growth before the metastasis is visible to the human eye. The experiments conducted on eight male mice showed that liver metastases may be...
Value of diffusion-weighted imaging for monitoring tissue change during magnetic resonance-guided high-intensity focused ultrasound therapy in bone applications: an ex-vivo study
This study aimed to investigate the value of DWI for monitoring soft tissue changes adjacent to bone during MR-guided HIFU. Using Sonalleve MR-guided HIFU system to perform ex-vivo experiments, the authors assessed the repeatability of the ADC measurement, the...
The role of standard non-ECG gated chest CT in cardiac assessment: design and rationale of the Cardiac Pathologies in standard chest CT (CaPaCT) study
The purpose of this observer blinded, single-centre study is to assess the visibility, management, and possible clinical impact of incidental cardiac pathologies that are now becoming visible on standard chest CTs. The data collected by two experienced, blinded...
Optical imaging of the breast: evaluation of deoxyhemoglobin concentration alteration in 166 patients with suspicious breast lesions
This study investigates the performance of optical imaging evaluating deoxyhemoglobin concentration alteration (DeHCA) in breast tissues. The authors concluded that that DeHCA score was significantly higher in malignant than in benign lesions, but its accuracy was...
3-T MRI implant safety: heat induction with new dual-channel radiofrequency transmission technology
This study aimed to investigate whether different transmission settings of the dual-transmit technology may influence the amount of heat induction around an implant material dependent on its location within the magnetic field. The study results indicated that...
European Radiology Experimental now on PubMed
The ESR is delighted to inform you that European Radiology Experimental is now fully indexed on PubMed Central and can be viewed here!
Myocardial tissue characterization by combining late gadolinium enhancement imaging and percent edema mapping
Assessing the extent of ischemic and reperfusion-associated myocardial injuries remains challenging with current magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) techniques. Therefore, the aim of this study was to develop a tissue characterization mapping (TCM) technique by combining...
Photoacoustic imaging of tumour vascular permeability with indocyanine green in a mouse model
This study analyses the haemodynamics of indocyanine green (ICG) in mouse organs and tumours and evaluated responses to anti-angiogenic agents in an allograft tumour mouse model by photoacoustic imaging. The study results indicate that photoacoustic imaging with ICG...
Use of the Hourglass peripheral embolisation device
This article evaluates a novel intravascular plug, the Hourglass peripheral embolisation device (PED). The use of this device is described, and its potential applications are discussed. In this study, the indications, success rate, and the procedure-related...
Magnetisation transfer as a biomarker for chronic airway fibrosis
This study aims to evaluate magnetisation transfer (MT) as a biomarker of developing chronic airway fibrosis (CAF) of lung transplants in a mouse model. By performing lung transplantation in 48 mice, applying major or minor histocompatibility mismatches between...
Spread the word – the ESR’s Scientific Publications are up and tweeting!
The ESR is happy to announce its newly launched Twitter account for its ESR Journals Family. Our Twitter bird will regularly be tweeting and spreading big news about the latest happenings of the ESR Journals Family, educational content and much more! Make sure to...
Intra-voxel incoherent motion MRI of the living human foetus: technique and test–retest repeatability
The aim of this study was to test the within-subject (test–retest) reproducibility of the perfusion fraction, diffusion coefficient, and pseudo-diffusion coefficient measurements in various foetus organs and in the placenta based on the intra-voxel incoherent motion...
Average absorbed breast dose in mammography: a new possible dose index matching the requirements of the European Directive 2013/59/EURATOM
Due to the new European Directive 2013/59/EURATOM that requires that patients are informed about the risk associated with ionising radiation and that detailed information on patient exposure is included in the radiological report, this study proposed a new mammography...
Simultaneous wood and metal particle detection on dark-field radiography
Since detection of retained wood is a frequent but challenging task in emergency care, this study aimed to demonstrate the improved foreign-body detection. By simulating a clinical setting, it was concluded that x-ray dark-field radiography enables the simultaneous...
Through the HoloLens™ looking glass: augmented reality for extremity reconstruction surgery using 3D vascular models with perforating vessels
Since precision and planning are key to reconstructive surgery, the importance of augmented reality has been rising. It can bring the information within preoperative computed tomography angiography to life, allowing the surgeon to 'see through' the patient's skin and...
Publication Committee Session at ECR 2018
During ECR 2018, the ESR Publications Committee organised a meeting for congress visitors interested in scientific publishing. Prof. Francesco Sardanelli, the Editor-in-Chief of European Radiology EXPERIMENTAL, gave a presentation about the study design and structure...
Looking back at a successful ECR 2018
The editorial team of European Radiology EXPERIMENTAL proudly looks back at a successful ECR 2018! The journal was prominently visible at the congress with print issues present at the Jams & Journals booth, and a presentation from European Radiology EXPERIMENTAL...
ESR Journals cocktail reception
During ECR 2018, the European Society of Radiology thanked the outgoing Editor-in-Chief of European Radiology Prof. Maximilian Reiser and the outgoing Editor-in-Chief of Insights into Imaging Prof. Robert Hermans for their immense contributions to today’s success of...
A multiple classifier system to catalogue breast lesions on DCE-MRI
The authors provide a multiple classifier system (MCS) which combines morphological features and dynamic information for the categorisation of breast lesions on dynamic contrast-enhanced MRI.
A comparison of the size of the jugular foramina in MS patients and controls
Is there a connection between multiple sclerosis and reduced cerebral venous blood drainage? Read more about the results of comparing the size of the jugular foramina in patients with MS and in control subjects.
How to transform an imaging technique into a clinically relevant imaging biomarker?
The starting point of this editorial is the current establishment of quantitative imaging biomarker. The author outlines the transformation of a good imaging technique into a clinically significant imaging biomarker using the example of arterial spin labelling.
Direct portography and contrast-enhanced computed tomography: evaluating the rabbit liver
The authors of this study pursued two goals: the description of the incidence of anatomic variation of the portal system using direct portography and the estimation of the liver and caudate lobe volume by using contrast-enhanced computed tomography.
In vitro labelling and detection of mesenchymal stromal cells: a comparison study
Is it possible to label, without altering cell viability, rat bone marrow mesenchymal stromal cells with superparamagnetic iron oxide nanoparticles and perfluorocarbon nanuemulsion formulations?
Comparing MRI characteristics of the no-flow region in reperfused and non-reperfused myocardial infarctions
This article establishes a comparison between the magnetic resonance imaging and histopathologic characteristics of the no-flow region (NF) in reperfused and non-reperfused myocardial infarctions.
Editorial on the launch of European Radiology Experimental
Find out in this editorial by Prof. Francesco Sardanelli, Editor-in-Chief of European Radiology Experimental, what this new journal of the European Society of Radiology (ESR) has to offer and which trends it will follow and the aims it pursues.
Content platform launched
The ESR is happy to announce that European Radiology EXPERIMENTAL's content platform has been launched on the SpringerOpen platform. 10 articles submitted to the journal are now available at er-x.org/articles
Meet the Editorial Board – Andor Glaudemans
Andor Glaudemans is Associate Professor at the University of Groningen at the Department of Nuclear Medicine & Molecular Imaging. What is your special focus/expertise? Nuclear medicine and hybrid imaging (PET/CT, SPECT/CT, PET/MR) with special focus on infectious...
Meet the Editorial Board – Siegfried Trattnig
Meet Prof. Siegfried Trattnig, Full Professor of Radiology with Focus on High Field MR, and Director of the MR Center of Excellence at the Medical University of Vienna. What is your special focus/expertise? My special expertise is quantitative MSK imaging, in...
Meet the Editorial Board – Peter MA van Ooijen
Meet Peter M.A. van Ooijen, Associate Professor at the University of Groningen. What is your special focus/expertise? I’m a computer scientist specialized on Medical Imaging Informatics. In this field I currently focus on large data collections (e.g large...
Meet the Editorial Board – Luca Sconfienza
In March, we’d like to introduce Prof. Luca Sconfienza from Milan, Italy. Prof. Sconfienza is a member of the Interventional section.
Meet the Editorial Board – Fabio Galbusera
Over the course of 2017, we will be presenting our Editorial Board members. First up in February is Dr. Fabio Galbusera, from Milan, Italy.
Meet the Editorial Board – Elisabeth Morris
As promised, here’s another one of our board members with some good advice for authors: Dr. Elisabeth Morris, from the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York.
Meet the Editorial Board – Fabian Kießling
Over the course of 2017, we will be presenting our Editorial Board members. We asked them to briefly introduce themselves and give their best piece of advice for aspiring authors! First up is Prof. Fabian Kießling from Aachen, Germany.
Meet the Editor – Francesco Sardanelli
We spoke to Prof. Francesco Sardanelli from Milan/IT to get his opinion on what the future holds for our new journal, European Radiology Experimental.
ESR’s journal family at a glance
Do you know which ESR journal is best suited for your article? We have put together a short overview to help selecting between European Radiology, European Radiology Experimental and Insights into Imaging.