Socratic Lectures 14th International Symposium, Ljubljana, April 17, 2026: PART I: PART I
Keywords:
medicine, social sciencesSynopsis
It featured two plenary lectures, 9 scientific sessions, a poster session and the student session with about 240 active participants. With over 40 submissions received, the Proceedings of the 14th Socratic Lectures is organized into four distinct sections: Part I focuses on breast cancer research, followed by medicine in Part II, physics in Part III, and interdisciplinary sciences in Part IV. The contributions of Part I were prepared by the students under the methorship of professors. This vision is driven by a unique primary mission: to invite students to actively engage in authentic research early in their academic journeys. While student participation is well-established at the doctoral level or through prestigious accolades like the Prešeren Awards, our symposium introduces a paradigm shift. We open these doors to the very youngest scholars—those who have just entered the university matrix, including those who may not yet stand out as top-tier students among their peers.
Chapters
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Technical Aspects of Breast Compression in Mammography: Patient Comfort and Impact on Image Quality
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Improving Mammographic Image Quality Through Optimized Breast Compression and Patient Comfort
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Artefacts on Mammograms: Recognition, Causes and Prevention
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Patient Safety in Radiotherapy: Human Factors and Error Prevention Systems
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The role of Radiation Therapists in Addressing the Side Effects of Radiation Exposure
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Upper Limb Mobility after Breast Cancer Surgery: Pathoanatomical Changes and Physiotherapy Approaches
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Lymphoedema after Breast Cancer Surgery: Anatomical Background and Physiotherapy Interventions
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Breast Reconstruction and its Impact on Movement: Considerations for Physiotherapy Management
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Spheroid Pasta – a Possible Mechanism of Cancer Promotion
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Role of Radiological Technologists in the DORA Screening Programme
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