Delighted to share our newly published Clinical Consensus Statement in the @ehj_ed European Heart Journal: “Implementation of cardiac magnetic resonance imaging in everyday cardiology practice” Our aim was simple but important: to make cardiac magnetic resonance (CMR) more accessible and clinically useful to the general cardiologist and the non-CMR expert. Rather than focusing only on how CMR images are acquired, we wanted to address the practical questions that arise in everyday cardiology: 🔹 What can CMR detect and assess? 🔹 How can CMR contribute to patient risk stratification? 🔹 What clinical question and information should be included in a CMR referral? 🔹 And, importantly, what should the general cardiologist look for in the CMR report? We cover the clinical applications of different CMR sequences and the role of CMR across ischaemic heart disease, cardiomyopathies, valvular and aortic disease, adult congenital heart disease, pericardial disease and cardiac masses, as well as the increasingly important practical considerations around CMR in patients with cardiac implantable electronic devices. The document also brings these applications into the context of current ESC guidelines and recommendations, with the ultimate goal of helping clinicians translate CMR findings into everyday clinical decision-making. A huge thank you to my wonderful co-authors @AnnaBaritussio, Ruxandra Christodorescu, Marc Ferrini, @GiovanniBenfari @fabrizioricci , Filipa Xavier Valente, @JRodriPalomares, @gpontone1 and @StefanoNistri for the tremendous collaborative effort behind this work. A very special thank you to Stefano Nistri, whose original concept and vision provided the foundation for this consensus statement. It has been a real privilege to develop that idea together with such an outstanding group of colleagues. I hope this document will serve as a practical resource for cardiologists and help bridge the gap between advanced cardiovascular imaging and everyday clinical practice. 📖 Read the full consensus statement in the European Heart Journal: doi.org/10.1093/eurheartj/eh… @EACVIPresident @VictoriaDe32503 @denisamuraru @s_e_petersen @NAjmoneMarsan @RNijveldt @rmanka_ @PezelT @andgiannopmd @anatimoteo46040 @Ph_Bertrand @LunaGargani @carpenter_jp @RFontesCarvalho @EchoSoliman @alessia_gimelli @bernhard_gerber @Hragy #CMR #CardiacMRI #Cardiology #CardiovascularImaging #EACVI #ESC #EuropeanHeartJournal #MedicalEducation #ClinicalCardiology