Dear AuntMinnieEurope Member,
When it came to the ECR 2025 program, it's safe to say that our editorial team was spoilt for choice. There were so many strong-looking sessions to focus on, and if you were in Vienna yourself, you must have also faced an extremely difficult task every day.
To catch up on sessions that you didn't attend, please check out our top 10 lists of articles and videos from ECR. Hopefully, this will help to fill in the inevitable gaps.
The cutoff point for the top 10 lists was Tuesday, so Wednesday's top story about European radiology diplomas didn't make it into the lineup. Prof. Katrine Riklund, of Umeå, Sweden, and Dr. Miraude Adriaensen, of Heerlen, the Netherlands, chaired this lively and informative session.
We also enjoyed covering Saturday afternoon's state-of-the-art session about the logistical challenges in CT lung cancer screening. The next two ESR/ECR presidents, Prof. Mathias Prokop and Prof. Marie-Pierre Revel, took part.
Speaking of ECR presidents, we also chatted with Prof. Paul Parizel, who was president of ECR in 2017. After he relocated from Antwerp, Belgium to Perth, Western Australia, in 2019, he predicted that many other medical doctors would follow him Down Under. He told me at ECR 2025 that younger doctors from the U.K. and Ireland are now "arriving en masse." See 8 minutes and 50 seconds into our video interview for this clip.
Also worth a close look is our picture gallery from the congress. You can find it in our archive from ECR 2025.
Philip Ward
Editor in Chief
AuntMinnieEurope.com
