| Medicine in the digital age. Telemedicine inmedical school education |
11 |
| DAWN and DEFUSE-3 trials: is time still important? |
6 |
| Machine learning: from radiomics to discovery and routine |
6 |
| Diffusion-weighted breast imaging |
3 |
| Basics and Application Possibilities of Natural Language Processing (NLP) in the Radiology |
3 |
| Ten years of chest MRI for patients with cystic fibrosis Translation from the bench to clinical routine |
3 |
| Acute abdomen. What the clinician wants to know from the radiologist |
3 |
| Typical fractures and dislocations of the elbow joint and their treatment |
2 |
| Differential diagnosis of gallbladder abnormalities. Ultrasound, computed tomography, and magnetic resonance imaging |
2 |
| Iodinated contrastmedium in patientswith thyroid disorders |
2 |
| Gadolinium deposition-gadolinium deposition disease |
2 |
| What are the implications of the new radiation protection ordinance? |
2 |
| Contrast agent-free breast MRI. Advantages and potential disadvantages |
2 |
| CNS metabolism in high-risk drug abuse: Insights gained from H-1 P-31-MRS and PET |
2 |
| Importance of FDG-PET/computed tomography in colorectal cancer |
2 |
| Acute abdominal trauma |
2 |
| Distal radius fractures. Update on imaging |
2 |
| MR and CT arthrography in cartilage imaging Indications and implementation |
2 |
| Diagnostic imaging of drug-induced osteonecrosis of the jaw |
2 |
| Contrast-enhanced ultrasound (CEUS) and image fusion for procedures of liver interventions |
2 |
| CEUS-diagnosis of benign liver lesions |
2 |
| Contrast-enhanced ultrasound in the diagnostic workup of lymph nodes |
2 |
| Imaging and the completion of the omics paradigm in breast cancer |
2 |
| Mobile stroke unit use for prehospital stroke treatmentan update |
2 |
| Diagnostic Imaging of Acute Ischemic Stroke |
2 |
| Mothership or drip and ship? |
2 |
| Time is brain. Time management in acute stroke treatment |
2 |
| Legally regulated teleradiology: implementation of data protection legal requirements |
2 |
| Cardiac CT: why, when, and how Update 2019 |
2 |
| Digital volume tomography. Dedicated scanner and cone beam CT with C-arm systems |
2 |
| Iterative algorithms for artifact reduction in computed tomography |
2 |
| S3 guideline breast cancer: update on early detection, andmammography screening |
2 |
| MRI in patients with auditory implants equipped with implanted magnets-an update. Overview and procedural management |
2 |
| Osteitis pubis or symphysitis pubis |
2 |
| Femoroacetabular impingement - Update 2019 |
1 |
| Stress fracture of athletes as a cause of groin pain |
1 |
| Labral pathologies of the hip joint |
1 |
| Foot and ankle tumours. Part II: Malignant bone tumours and soft tissue tumours of the foot with differential diagnostic hints |
1 |
| Advanced cartilage imaging for detection of cartilage injuries and osteochondral lesions |
1 |
| Which typical foot fractures should the radiologist know?. |
1 |
| Malignant tumors of the skull base |
1 |
| Perianal inflammatory diseases. Classification and imaging |
1 |
| Radiological imaging of acute infectious and non-infectious enterocolitis |
1 |
| Imaging of gastrointestinal inflammation. Characteristic patterns and signs |
1 |
| Interventional therapy in malignant conditions of the prostate |
1 |
| Planning Target Volume Management of Uncertainties, Immobilization, image guided and adaptive Radiation Therapy |
1 |
| Differential diagnoses of ischemic stroke using imaging |
1 |
| Mobile Stoke Unit. Changes in the concept of stroke care over time |
1 |
| Tandem occlusions in acute ischemic stroke |
1 |
| Impact of anamnestic information and neurological deficits on the detection rate of secondary headaches |
1 |
