Whole-Body MRI & DWI
Clinical positioning, scanner-specific acquisition, reporting, governance and complete service implementation.
Clinical and technical expertise
Expertise developed through active radiology practice, hands-on applications work, service leadership, international teaching and implementation across different systems.
Areas of focus
Each area can support clinical review, protocol work, education, technology assessment or a complete service-development project.
Clinical positioning, scanner-specific acquisition, reporting, governance and complete service implementation.
Advanced MRI interpretation, protocol development and research training focused on neurological and neuro-oncological imaging.
MRI pathways for tumour detection, staging, response assessment and multidisciplinary communication.
Protocol and interpretation work across complex body imaging, including prostate and rectal MRI.
Positioning MRI, diffusion imaging and PET according to their mechanisms, strengths and clinical limitations.
Clinical problem framing, workflow and product guidance for imaging startups, followed by development or validation scoping only where feasible.
Protocol optimisation, applications support, team training and adoption on the systems people actually use.
Teaching, scientific work and industry dialogue
Lectures, selected scientific work and industry conversations reinforce the same areas used in clinical practice and implementation.

ESOI Touchdown · 2025
Techniques, protocols, evidence and clinical limitations in whole-body MRI screening.

Scientific presentation
MRI, DWI and PET positioned according to mechanism, strengths and limitations.

ECR · 2025
Selected scientific work focused on whole-body MRI in oncologic and haematologic imaging.
Industry interview · ECR 2025
At the European Congress of Radiology, Dr Kenigsberg spoke with Esaote about how clinical insight can inform medical-imaging technology and innovation.
Explore industry consultingFrom expertise to action
A focused engagement can start with a difficult protocol, an imaging question, an underused capability or a new clinical service that needs a responsible implementation plan.