International Sites

• Associazione Italiana di Neuroradiologia (AINR) (In Italian)
   

• Austrian Society for Radiology
   

• Australian Institute of Radiography  About 1923 a group of Radiographers formed the Radiographers Society of Australia and formal courses in Radiography began in the late 1920's. The first meeting of the Australian Institute of Radiography was held in Melbourne in 1947 and in 1948 the first issue of the Radiographer was born.
   

• Biotronics3D Ltd headquartered in London, England, develops and markets innovative software applications for the diagnostic imaging industry. We provide cutting edge software technologies to improve healthcare by better extracting diagnostic data and transforming it into usable information available at the point-of-care. Biotronics3D Ltd is an EN ISO 13485:2003 certified company. Our flagship product, 3Dnet™ Suite, has received FDA 510K market clearance and is CE marked.
   

• British Institute of Radiology  is an independent forum which aims to bring together all the professions in radiology and allied medical and scientific disciplines to share knowledge, and educate the public, thereby improving the prevention and detection of disease and the management and treatment of patients."
   

• British Medical Ultrasound Society  is a multi-disciplinary body whose objectives are:-
  The advancement of the science and technology of ultrasonic's as applied to medicine. The maintenance of the highest standards in these fields. The advancement of education and research in these areas, and dissemination of the results. The provision of advice and information regarding ultrasound to the public at large.  Membership of the society is drawn from a wide range of disciplines including medical and paramedical professions, physicists, engineers, nurses, midwives, technicians, general practitioners, vets and others with an interest in medical ultrasound both in the United Kingdom and overseas. The success of the Society stems to a great extent from its multi disciplinary nature, its regular special topic meetings, its Annual Scientific meeting and its quarterly Bulletin
   

• British Society of Pediatric Radiology  Welcome to the British Society of pediatrics Radiology web site. BSPR represents pediatrics radiologists in the UK and through its executive committee, organizes pediatric radiology meetings.
   

• Cardiovascular and Interventional Radiological Society of Europe  Provides continuing education and training to physicians and scientists with an active interest in interventional radiology or cardiovascular imaging techniques. To promote the exchange of ideas and information to further define the role, direction and goals of cardiovascular and interventional radiology as a subspecialty of radiology.
   

• Danish Society of Radiology - Founded 1921 (In Danish)
   

• EuroPACS Association  EuroPACS - European Society for the promotion of Picture Archiving and Communication Systems in Medicine"The core interest of the Association is centered on medical images embedded into electronic healthcare whatever the producer (radiology, nuclear medicine, surgery, cardiology and other clinical fields). The objective of Association is to promote the exchange of information in the fields of research, user experience, implementation, assessment and audit of the benefit of the development and the use of digital systems for the acquisition, storage, transport, processing, display and reproduction of medical pictures (PACS) and related technologies as well as their integration in the eHealth context" EuroPACS mission statement, accepted by the General Assembly, June 23rd, 2005.
   

• European Federation of Ultrasound in Medicine and Biology has remained responsible within Europe for matters of interdisciplinary collaboration in the field of diagnostic ultrasound and for safety of ultrasound in medical use, and has successfully represented Europe within the World Federation of Ultrasound in Medicine.
   

• European Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine and Biology  is a non-profit Society, which aims to support educational activities and research in the widest sense in the field defined by the Society's name. The ESMRMB is open to physicians, engineers, scientists and other individuals who are interested in the developments or the introduction of magnetic resonance techniques in the fields of medicine and biology.
   

• European Society for Therapeutic Radiology and Oncology was founded in Milano in September 1980. as a Society of individual members working in the field of radiotherapy and oncology. Its principal objectives are to: Foster radiation oncology in all its aspects.  Develop standards for the Q.A. of radiation oncology, radiophysics, radiation technology and radiobiology in Europe and stimulate their implementation. Improve the standards of cancer treatment by establishing radiation oncology as a clinical specialty integrated with other cancer treatment modalities. Promote international exchange of scientific information on radiotherapy & oncology and related fields of science such as radiophysics and radiobiology. Set standards for education and practice in radiation oncology and associated professions. Establish relationships and cooperation with international, regional and national societies and bodies in the field of radiation oncology.
   

•  European Society of Breast Imaging -EUSOBI  The EUSOBI shall be a non-political, non-profit society, which has the goal to support the medical field of "breast imaging" in the widest sense of the word by promoting further education as well as research activities. The following items have been laid down: 2.1 The task of the Society shall be to promote: high quality and the setting of standards, the interest in the advancement of breast imaging as well as the teaching and furtherance of the study of the normal and abnormal breast, with emphasis on the integration of Roentgenology, Ultrasonography, magnetic resonance, computed tomography, nuclear medicine, and any new imaging techniques as well as research on contrast media.  2.2 The Society shall endeavor to further European research and education within the field of breast imaging. 2.3 The Society shall represent European breast imaging interests with public authorities such as the Commission of the European Union and national governments both nationally and internationally. 2.4 The Society has been established to bring together European radiologists and other interested parties for the exchange of knowledge and to organizes scientific meetings and postgraduate courses within the field of breast imaging.
   

• European Society of Thoracic Imaging  A society promoting education and research in the thoracic imaging.
   

• Site de la Société Française de Radiologie (SFR) (In French) Site of the French Company of Radiology (SFR) )December 17, 1908, twelve men met in the residence of the one of them, in Paris. It is Antoine Béclère, Hyacinthe Guilleminot, George Haret, Paul Aubourg, Passier, Darbois, Joseph Belot, Leon Bouchacourt, Lenglet, Eugene Beaujard, Rene Ledoux-Lebard, Felix Lobligeois. They all are of the enthusiastic followers of this new discipline, medical Radiology, still little developed, although the discovery of Roentgen goes back already to 13 years. Antoine Béclère, doctor of the hospitals, specialist in the infectious diseases, believed, from the very start, with the extraordinary possibilities which with medicine these marvelous x-rays opened. It installed, since 1897, a station of radioscopy in its ward of Tenon; there was no electrical current and the installation comprised, like generator, an electrostatic machine moults with the hand; the days of moisture, it had to be started with a finger charged with solid gold. When Béclère was transferred to Saint-Anthony, it, there too, created with its expenses, a radiological laboratory. George Haret and Joseph Belot form part of the hospital team of Béclère; Belot published, in 1905, a Treaty of Radiotherapy. Bouchacourt, Aubourg, Darbois, Rene Ledoux-Lebard are already famous radiologists. All these young men - they have about thirty or forty - are doctors, all have hospital functions. All share with enthusiasm the point of view of Béclère: Radiology is a clinical science. "No one - is liked it to repeat - cannot become a good radiologist without being before a good clinician". Béclère fights for a laboratory of radiology is installed in each hospital and for it is entrusted to a doctor.
   

• Hong Kong College of Radiologists  Hong Kong College Of Radiologists (HKCR) was incorporated in September 1991.  The College is established with the objectives to encourage the study and advancement of the science and practice of radiology, as well as to maintain the good practice of radiology by ensuring the highest professional standards of competence and ethical integrity.  It encompasses three specialties, namely Radiology, Clinical Oncology and Nuclear Medicine.  Radiology uses X-ray, ultrasound, computed tomography and magnetic resonance for the diagnosis and interventional treatment of diseases.
   

• International College of Nuclear Medicine Physicians  The main goals of the College are to expand the current knowledge in Nuclear Medicine among Nuclear Medicine Physicians and other Medical Specialists and Health Care Professionals as well as to promote friendship and professional relationships among members of all countries.
   

• International Commission on Radiation Units and Measurements, Inc.  Developments internationally acceptable recommendations regarding (1) quantities and units of radiation and radioactivity; (2) procedures suitable for the measurement and application of these quantities in diagnostic radiology, radiation therapy, radiation biology, and industrial operations; and (3) physical data needed in the application of these procedures, the use of which tends to assure uniformity in reporting.
   

• Korean Radiological Society  which was established in 1945, and is the official society representing all physicians of Korea in the field of Radiology.
   

• Malaysian Society of Radiographers  A Professional Body that caters to the interests of the Medical Radiation Science Fraternity
   

• NEW ZEALAND INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL RADIATION TECHNOLOGY  The NZIMRT is the recognized representative of the profession, both nationally and internationally. We encompass Diagnostic, Therapy, Nuclear Medicine, Ultrasound, Mammography, CT, MRI. We have representatives on the Medical Radiation Technologists Board (MRTB), International Society of Radiographers & Radiological Technicians (ISSRT), Nuclear Medicine Training Board, and on Advisory Committees for those Institutes offering education in the Medical Radiation Technology Sciences.
   

• Radiologia do Esporte (Translated by Google Translator) The Radiology of Sports is a channel of communication between the radiologist specializing Milton Miszputen and ortopedistas / doctors of the sport that refer patients with injuries to perform tests for diagnosis by image. The site aims to increase mutual of specialists with the publication of selected clinical cases of importance for Sports Medicine.
   

• Radiology Resources on the Internet is a set of Radiology sites hyperlinked from the Institute of Radiology - University of Palermo, Italy. The material is categorized into Academic Departments of Radiology, Newsgroups, Free MedLine. Besides this, Societies and Journals, Image Database, Teaching Resources and Teleradiology / PACS / DICOM Resources are also major headings containing handy links.
   

• Society of Radiographers  The Society of Radiographers represents more than 90 per cent of the diagnostic and therapeutic radiographers in the UK. It is responsible for their professional, educational, public and workplace interests. Founded in 1920, it is one of the oldest and most experienced radiography organizations in the world.
   

• Society of Radiographers of South Africa   is a non-profit professional association with voluntary membership. It is open to all radiographers, student radiographers and supplementary diagnostic radiographers who are register able with the HPCSA, as well as organizations and institutions with a direct interest in the profession of radiography. The Society is regionally represented in all the large centre's in South Africa and is a member country of the International Society of Radiographers and Radiological Technologists (ISRRT ).
   

• Sumer's Radiology Site   Radiologist Dr.Sumer Sethi's Radiology Blog Spot  Location: Delhi, India Author of a handbook "Review of Radiology" for undergraduates, gold medalist, has been All India topper in various exams including premedical and AI pre-pg and aiims pre pg exams, has many national and international publications. Winner of Indian academy pediatrics quiz and Schering international online radiology quiz. Sumer's Radiology Site is the winner of Best Clinical Sciences Weblog-2005 by Medgadget.
   

• The European Federation of Organizations in Medical Physics (EFOMP) was founded in 1980. The current membership covers 35 national organizations which together represent more than 5000 physicists and engineers in the field of Medical Physics.
   

• The European Society of Neuroradiology (ESNR)  is a professional society organizing European neuroradiologists. The Society organisms Annual Scientific meetings - ESNR Congress, common European Training courses in neuroradiology - European Course of Neuroradiology (ECNR) and is a forum for professional development of European Neuroradiology
   

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