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21/04/2026

🧩📸 Quiz

Every image tells a story… can you decode this one?

A 51-year-old patient with a history of diabetes mellitus and stress urinary incontinence presented with a one-week history of low back pain. A non-contrast CT scan was initially performed due to suspicion of vertebral fracture, revealing an osteolytic lesion of the vertebral body. Electromyography was non-specific and showed no significant abnormalities. A subsequent MRI was obtained for further lesion characterisation and assessment of local extent.

Look carefully and tell us your diagnosis! 🧠👇

A) Plasmacytoma
B) Chordoma
C) Giant cell tumour
D) Langerhans cell histiocytosis

21/04/2026

⏰ Starting in ONE HOUR!

Don’t miss Cardiac MR for Every Radiologist (Part 2) from the ESOR Special Focus Series 🫀

Building on core knowledge, this session dives deeper into real-world application, helping you refine your interpretation skills and avoid common pitfalls.

What you’ll explore:
🔹 Identification of artefacts & interpretation pitfalls
🔹 Recognition of key Cardiac MR patterns across diseases
🔹 Structured, pattern-based case interpretation
🔹 Integration of Cardiac MR into routine clinical workflows

Strengthen your expertise and take your Cardiac MR practice to the next level 🚀

👉 Join here: https://buff.ly/jPqxDzD

20/04/2026

📚✨ The ESR Modern Radiology eBook is back—bigger, better, and more essential than ever!

Blending classic medical knowledge with a fresh, modern approach, this fully redesigned resource now features 30 expert-led chapters across key radiology subfields 🩻💡

👩‍⚕️ Perfect for medical students
👨‍⚕️ Valuable for residents & educators
🔬 Ideal for practicing radiologists looking to stay up to date

🌍 Available in multiple languages and already downloaded 390,000+ times!

🚀 Ready to level up your radiology knowledge?
Download your copy today👉 https://buff.ly/yTRh6ib

20/04/2026

⏰ Starting in ONE HOUR!

Join the ESOR Special Focus Series course: Cardiac MR for Every Radiologist (Part 1) 🫀

Designed to equip modern radiologists with essential skills, this session offers a structured introduction to Cardiac MR—covering core principles, practical techniques, and expert-led case interpretation.

What you’ll gain:
🔹 Understanding of Cardiac MR acquisition & patient preparation
🔹 Insight into cardiac planes & standard imaging orientations
🔹 Overview of key MR sequences (cine, flow, LGE, T1/T2 mapping)
🔹 Confidence in basic functional & volumetric analysis

Enhance your ability to interpret Cardiac MR and bring greater confidence into your daily clinical practice 💡

👉 Join here: https://buff.ly/jPqxDzD

19/04/2026

This week's featured case highlights a 42-year-old man with no previous illness, was admitted for persistent cough, dyspnoea and headache several hours after recreational diving with rapid ascent.

What do you think the diagnosis could be?

Read more about this case here: https://buff.ly/PKLMmEO

19/04/2026

🧡🌍 Today is — a reminder that prevention, early detection, and education are key to protecting liver health.

Radiology plays a vital role in detecting liver disease early and guiding patient care, especially as many conditions develop silently. This year’s theme, “Solid Habits, Strong Liver,” highlights how small lifestyle choices can make a big difference. 🫀✨

At , discover how imaging is shaping liver care:
🎤 Watch Valérie Vilgrain’s inspiring plenary lecture “Liver Lover”:
👉https://buff.ly/geNKTFL

📘 Explore the Modern Radiology eBook, featuring dedicated liver imaging content:
👉https://buff.ly/3qMrDRb

🤝 Learn more about ESR’s work with the European Health Alliance on Alcohol:
👉https://buff.ly/PM8QhXL

📢 Get involved:
✔️ Share awareness
✔️ Promote liver-friendly habits
✔️ Support early detection & screening
👉https://buff.ly/87WaO8d

Together, we can build stronger liver health through knowledge and imaging. 💪🧡

17/04/2026

🩺 Clear communication is key to quality patient care.

The ESR Patient Advisory Group has developed a series of visual info posters designed to help patients better understand what to expect before, during, and after common imaging procedures 🖼️

By using images only, these posters break down language barriers 🌍, making information easy to understand, quick to grasp, and simple to remember—helping patients feel more prepared and at ease.

Whether displayed in waiting rooms or shared digitally ahead of appointments, they’re a simple yet powerful way to enhance patient experience and support better care 💙

⬇️ Download the posters here: https://buff.ly/gtST71Z

17/04/2026

❤️ Europe is taking action against its leading cause of death—and radiology plays a key role.

In support of the European Commission’s Safe Hearts Plan, ESOR is delivering the free “Cardiac MR for Every Radiologist” course, empowering radiologists with essential skills for early detection and prevention. 🫀📈

📅 April 20–21
💻 Secure your spot via ESR Connect:
👉https://buff.ly/goZ5PCN

Read the full press release here: https://buff.ly/GxC8j8f

16/04/2026

🚀 The future of radiology is here—and it’s raising big questions.

At , Nina Kottler and Charles Kahn take the stage in the powerful plenary lecture: “AI in Radiology: Did We Open Pandora’s Box?” 🧠📦

From groundbreaking advancements to ethical challenges, they explore how AI is transforming the field—and what it means for radiologists today and tomorrow. ⚖️✨

🎥 Watch the full lecture now and be part of the conversation shaping the future of medical imaging:

👉

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16/04/2026

📰 This week in European Radiology cutting-edge research you don’t want to miss!

Explore the latest advances in radiology, including:
🔍 Predicting carcinoma in sinonasal papilloma
🧠 4DCT for parathyroid adenoma localisation
💡 Imaging insights in Sjögren’s syndrome
🩺 Innovations in tongue cancer and nasopharyngeal carcinoma care
📊 MRI applications in acute neck infections

Stay ahead of the curve with the newest clinical insights and imaging breakthroughs 🚀

👉 Read more & subscribe to the ESR Journals newsletter: https://buff.ly/kVRYaaQ

15/04/2026

📅 ONE WEEK to go!

Get ready to strengthen your fundamentals with this ESOR Foundation Course on Head & Neck Pain Imaging 🧠

Designed for radiology residents and early-career radiologists, this course will help you:
🔍 Recognize characteristic imaging patterns
🧭 Navigate pathognomonic disease pathways
📸 Identify key signs for patient management

💡 Covering maxillofacial, orbital, otological, and trigeminal pain—this is your chance to build confidence in everyday clinical practice.

⚠️ Access is exclusively available with the Premium Education Package (PEP).

👉 Secure your access now: https://buff.ly/sMNs5SX

14/04/2026

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Time to put your radiology skills to the test!

A 45-year-old female cyclist presented with a painless swelling of the right labium majus recurring after cycling. Clinical examination showed a firm subcutaneous nodule. The patient reported long-term intensive cycling with symptom recurrence after training sessions. Given the lesion’s deep subcutaneous location and firm consistency, MRI was chosen to exclude a soft-tissue neoplasm and guide management.

This image hides a classic diagnosis — but can you identify it? 🤔💡

A) Aggressive angiomyxoma
B) Biker’s nodule (perineal nodular induration)
C) Angiomyofibroblastoma
D) Perineal endometriosis

Share your guess in the comments!