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With improved imaging technology, the number of incidental findings detected in cerebral MRI is increasing. This is a challenge that the German Air Force has to deal with in the context of standardized MRI examinations of young pilot candidates and pilots. The German Air Force Centre of Aerospace Medicine hosted a 2-d conference to develop recommendations and procedures for the handling of some of the most frequently encountered cerebral incidental findings.
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This article was migrated. The article was marked as recommended. In aviation, crew resource management trainings are established methods to enhance safety, a method that also gained popularity in medicine.
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