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On November 12 and 13, 2026, the Rhenish-Westphalian Radiological Society (Rheinisch-Westfälische Röntgengesellschaft, RWRG) holds its annual meeting at Messe Dortmund, Germany. The Radiologiekongress Ruhr offers radiologists and radiologic technologists two days of continuing education, professional exchange, and networking. The congress is held in German.
The program ranges from musculoskeletal and oncologic imaging to interventional radiology. Artificial intelligence (AI) also has a firm place, with a two-part AI workshop and talks on AI in mammography and prostate diagnostics. Interdisciplinary formats such as “Klinik trifft Radiologie” (clinic meets radiology) and the industry exhibition invite discussion, as does the social evening in the exhibition halls on Thursday.
Visit us at the sepp.med booth.
After the Süd- und Mitteldeutscher Röntgenkongress in Hof, we’re now also exhibiting at the Radiologiekongress Ruhr. Less administration, more time for patients, and IT that pays off: We’ll be at our booth to talk about these topics with radiology practices and medical care centers (Medizinische Versorgungszentren, MVZ).
AI in everyday practice: Live demo at our booth
New patient, prior reports at a glance: In a live demo at our booth, we’ll show you how AI can help. A local AI model sorts and structures scanned prior reports and patient documents and presents them clearly. Particular details such as intolerances can be highlighted as notes.
The documents can be reviewed in a preview and then filed in a structured way in an existing file system. This makes it easier to keep track during patient intake. To learn what a local AI model means for protecting patient data and what matters when getting started, read our blog article Sorting prior reports with local AI.
Strategic IT and AI consulting: Your IT has to pay off
Reimbursement for radiology in Germany will come under pressure starting in 2027. That makes it all the more important that your practice’s spending on IT and AI pays off. We’ll talk with you about three starting points:
- Cut operating costs: Reduce duplicate work, automate processes, and prioritize IT measures by benefit, cost, and urgency.
- Use AI cost-effectively: Evaluate suitable use cases and solutions, check benefits, costs, and integration, and start with a measurable pilot project.
- Safeguard practice transfers: Review the IT status, contracts, and investment needs, and make the risks and follow-up costs of buying, selling, and integrating a practice transparent.
Our blog article Reimbursement pressure in radiology summarizes what has been decided for 2027 and what is still open.
Would you like to schedule a personal meeting at our booth in advance? Get in touch with us, and we’ll be happy to arrange a specific time.
