The BIR Podcast

In this podcast, we talk to Dr Adhipatria Kartamihardja, Post Doctoral Fellow at Gunma University, Japan. We discuss his recent study published in BJR on the distribution and clearance of retained gadolinium in the brain, and the differences between linear and macrocyclic gadolinium- based contrast agents in a mouse model.

In this podcast, we talk to Dr Neil Desai, Assistant Professor at Southwestern Medical Center, University of Texas, about his recent study published in BJR on treating oligometastatic cancer with stereotactic ablative radiation therapy.

Interview recorded at BIR's palliative radiotherapy event 24 march 2017. Abi Amoo talks to Paul about his "Optimising the management of patients with cancer pain: the Rapid Access Multidisciplinary Palliative Assessment and RadioTherapy (RAMPART) Clinic" presentation

Leanne Thompson BIR Palliative Radiotherapy event Podcast by BIR

Interview recorded at BIR Palliative radiotherapy event 24 March 2017 Helen talks to BIR's Abi Amoo about her presentation; "Evaluation of the Impact of a Consultant Therapy Radiographer Role on the MSCC Radiotherapy Pathway: One department’s experience"

Interview with Christian Day recorded at BIR Palliative Radiotherapy event 24 March 2017

In this podcast, we talk to authors Thomas Booth and Marta Piorkowska about their recent BJR article on the challenges and opportunities post Brexit for the radiology community.

In this podcast we talk to Co-Editor-in-Chief of BJR, Professor Kevin Prise, who was Co-Guest Editor alongside Professor Frank Verhaegen for the small animal image guided radiation therapy special feature, which was published in the January issue of BJR. We ask him more about the focus and direction of the feature and discuss the articles and topic in more detail.

Related BJR article: Small animal image-guided radiotherapy

In this podcast, we talk to Professor Carl Roobottom, Associate Editor for BJR and Consultant Radiologist at Plymouth Hospitals NHS Trust, about the recent National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) guidelines for chest pain.

An illustrative review of incidental findings seen on PET-CT with a focus on classification and system based structured review areas.