ESR releases movie to mark key moments of ECR 2024

AuntMinnieEurope.com staff writers
Apr 23, 2024

The European Society of Radiology (ESR) has released a short movie to celebrate the most memorable moments and events at ECR 2024. It can be viewed here.

The film, titled "ECR 2024 Aftermovie," and the photo gallery showcase entertainment events and technology hubs at ECR 2024 and thank attendees for making the trip to Vienna. The annual congress attracted more than 18,800 participants from 127 countries, ECR 2024 President Prof. Carlo Catalano said in a note to attendees.

Additionally, ECR sessions can be viewed on-demand, he said.

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