Radiology

ECR 2025 Video Highlights

March 5, 2025 Brian Casey 1 min read

The theme of ECR 2025 was Planet Radiology, and those who were in attendance at Austria Center Vienna last week witnessed the role that radiology can play in reducing medical imaging’s contribution to climate change.

As always, ECR 2025 was the focus of cutting-edge research in AI, as well as the latest findings in traditional applications like cancer screening.

In this special edition of The Imaging Wire newsletter, we offer a recap of our ECR 2025 videos with thought leaders and imaging vendors from the exhibit floor. 

We hope you enjoy watching our ECR 2025 videos as much as we enjoyed producing them! 

Check out the ECR 2025 videos below or visit the Shows page on our website, and keep an eye out for our next Imaging Wire newsletter on Thursday.

Check out the other stories from this issue here: ECR 2025 Video Highlights
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