Scope

The Emergency Radiology section of Frontiers in Radiology publishes high quality, innovative, clinical and translational research across the field of emergency, trauma, and critical care imaging, a topical part of radiology that contributes faster, safer, and more sensitive methods for diagnosing patients in the acute care setting. Emergency Radiology plays an integral role in incorporating engineering and state-of-the-art technology in the acute care setting, and this interdisciplinary forum solicits significant advances in areas including, but not limited to:

·       Dual-energy CT in the acute setting

·       Ultra low dose techniques in the acute setting

·       Polytrauma imaging

·       Multi-energy spectral imaging

·       Cinematic rendering

·       CT Perfusion in trauma

·       Postmortem imaging

·       Role of MRI in the acute setting

·       Artificial intelligence applications to radiology in the acute setting

The scientific work included in this section will illustrate emergency and trauma radiology as a sub-specialty of Radiology from a clinical, scientific and educational perspective. The scientific work must display the multitude and depth of knowledge and expertise that is required within the field of emergency and trauma radiology. Critical to Emergency Radiology is research to optimize and standardize protocols for state-of-the art technologies and other technological advancements in trauma imaging, promoting standard of care in Emergency Radiology across the globe. Scientific work on diversity and inclusiveness is also highly encouraged. The hope of this section is to develop global citizens in the advocacy of Emergency Radiology.

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