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Focal Cortical Dysplasia Type IIb: Correlation of Histological Data with Typical MRI Patterns

Focal Cortical Dysplasia Type IIb: Correlation of Histological Data with Typical MRI Patterns

Resistant epilepsies account for approximately 30% of all forms of epilepsy, particularly in patients with focal…

Congress Feature: Ethical AI in Radiology: Performance, People, and Post-market Responsibility

Ethical AI in Radiology

At the European Congress of Radiology (ECR) 2026, the session ‘The Art of Ethical AI: Redefining Performance…

From Stage to Suite: Enhancing Interventional Radiology with AI and Robotics

Enhancing Interventional Radiology with AI and Robotics

Interventional radiology (IR) is a field where precision, timing, and technical skill converge, making the interventional radiologist…

Use of Complementary Therapies Amongst Patients Undergoing Radiotherapy

Use of Complementary Therapies Amongst Patients Undergoing Radiotherapy

Cancer is a complex and life-altering disease that imposes significant multidimensional effects, adversely influencing…

A Quantitative Assessment of a Contrast Boosting Algorithm Using Gadopiclenol

Gadopiclenol is a high-relaxivity gadolinium-based contrast agent (GBCA) that enables reduced contrast doses while preserving lesion…

ECR 2026 Interview: Minerva Becker

ECR 2026 Interview: Minerva Becker

Looking back, I believe that ECR 2026’s most defining achievement was that it truly lived up to its theme, ‘Rays of Knowledge’….

GLP-1 Use May be Tied to Erectile Dysfunction

A 2026 target trial emulation has established a modest association between GLP-1 use in patients with Type 2 diabetes and a higher risk of erectile dysfunction.

E-Cigarette Use Linked to Higher Dementia Risk

E-cigarette use may increase dementia risk. Learn what this study found about early cognitive effects and why it matters.

Smartphone Addiction Linked to Anxiety and Depression

With nearly universal smartphone access in this age group, even modest associations with anxiety and depression could translate into a substantial population-level mental health burden.

ADT Intensification May Not Improve Prostate Cancer Survival

ADT intensification did not improve overall survival in prostate cancer, with worse cancer-specific outcomes seen in real-world patients over 25 years.