Research Presentation Session: Emergency Imaging

RPS 1117 - Emergency radiology: new technologies and workload challenges

February 27, 16:00 - 17:30 CET

7 min
Non-invasive bullet characterization by material decomposition in Photon counting CT
7 min
Virtual monoenergetic images from photon-counting detector CT in thoracic trauma: Improved discriminability of severe lung injury and atelectasis at low-keV energy levels
7 min
Body composition parameters in initial CT imaging of mechanically ventilated trauma patients: Single-centre observational study
7 min
AI Denoising Enhances Image Quality and Diagnostic Accuracy While Reducing Radiation Exposure in Prospective LDCT Scans for Acute Abdomen
7 min
Can perfusion-derived cerebral CT angiography replace routine cerebral CT angiography by using artificial intelligence iterative reconstruction for acute ischemic stroke patients?
7 min
Real life performance of a commercially available AI for post-traumatic intracranial haemorrhage detection on CT-scans: a supportive tool
7 min
Increasing workload in emergency radiology: A decade-long trend analysis using Large Language Models
7 min
Increasing On-Call Workload for Radiology Trainees: A Five-Year Analysis in a Tertiary Referral Centre
7 min
Trends in CT examination utilization in the emergency department during and after the COVID-19 pandemic
7 min
An 18-year Retrospective Analysis of Urgent Inpatient and Emergency CT Reporting at a UK Local General Hospital
7 min
Is population aging behind the increasing workload in emergency radiology?
7 min
The increase and inappropriate requests for cranial CT scans in emergency departments contribute to overuse and decrease test accuracy

This session will not be streamed, nor will it be available on-demand!