A time to return
As we come to the end of 2021 – another year marked by the COVID-19 pandemic – many of us will have the opportunity to travel to Chicago for the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) annual scientific sessions. Many meetings in the last year were cancelled or moved to a virtual environment due to the virus and travel restrictions, but that is starting to change. While smaller meetings may benefit from an online or web-based approach, I do believe getting together face-to-face and networking with our colleagues is one of the most important aspects of these assemblies. I am personally ready to return to in-person meetings.
News
New SIGNA™ Pulse of MR editorial board member
Three new MR systems launch at RSNA
Deep-learning solutions designed for accurate MR-only based radiation treatments
New SIGNA™ PET/MR feature reduces head motion
New drugs improve imaging of Alzheimer’s Disease
An end to an era: GE Healthcare and the NBA conclude research collaboration
Spotlight
Advanced MR: a roadmap for return to play
Neuroimaging of acute sport-related concussion: advancing science and clinical practice
MR’s role in determining the athlete’s return to play
Measuring brain activity during dynamic movement: integrated fMRI and biomechanical methodologies
Multimodal neuroimaging of neuromuscular control — technology propelled development of strategies to identify neural signatures of injury risk
Finding connections: New Zealand institute using advanced MR protocol in search of mTBI imaging biomarkers
Changing an athlete’s injury diagnosis and management with MR bone imaging technology
Delivering a comprehensive knee assessment in athletes
Winter is coming: software upgrade ensures high-quality MR imaging of ski injuries
PET/MR for identifying pain generation in sports medicine
Myocarditis in COVID-19-positive student athletes
In Practice
Case Studies
Tech Trends