Prof. Maitray Patel, from Mayo Clinic USA, comments on 2 of his recent papers. First, a paper published in 'Radiology' is discussed entitled 'Radiologists Make More Errors Interpreting Off-Hours Body CT Studies during Overnight Assignments as Compared with Daytime Assignments' (https://doi.org/10.1148/radiol.2020201558). The second paper was published in J Am Coll Radiol entitled 'Management of Incidental Adnexal Findings on CT and MRI: A White Paper of the ACR Incidental Findings Committee' (https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jacr.2019.10.008).

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A new Dutch 'CO-RADS' system is introduced for grading chest CT with high prevalence of COVID-19. Special Guest is prof. Mathias Prokop, on behalf of the Dutch COVID-19 Investigators. What is the CO-RADS grading system from 1 to 6? What are the core chest CT features of COVID-19? How can COVID-19 related lung disease severity be graded?

Special guest dr. Ling Lin comments on COVID-19. Why is it worse than regular flu? How do quarantaine measures compare between China and EU? How is daily life in affected cities in China? What are the radiological features of COVID-19 on chest CT? What are possible treatments?

A team from the Leiden University Medical Centre and Philips Healthtech won a Facebook challenge on AI-based reconstruction of sparcely sampled k-space to speed up MRI acquisitions. In this episode an interview with winning team members.

A team from the Leiden University Medical Centre and Philips Healthtech won a Facebook challenge on AI-based reconstruction of sparcely sampled k-space to speed up MRI acquisitions. In this episode an interview with winning team members.

Explanation of new Philips Healthtech vision on healthcare and RSNA 2019 highlights

Update on new products of Siemens, including remote scanning for MRI

Current and future products of Perspectum Diagnostics

Highlights of Medis Medical Imaging Systems at RSNA 2019

RSNA 2019 news and interviews