Artificial intelligence is already entering routine diagnostic ultrasound, from acquisition guidance to automated measurement, reporting support and diagnostic decision support. Ultrasound
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The human skull remains a major obstacle for transcranial ultrasound, as it disrupts ultrasound waves and limits both imaging and therapeutic applications. Numerical simulations can help co
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Musculoskeletal ultrasound is widening its role from diagnostic imaging to real-time guidance for minimally invasive procedures. It now supports biopsies, aspirations, injections, percutane
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Point-of-care lung ultrasound supports bedside assessment of respiratory and thoracic conditions across adult care. Updated guidance in Intensive Care Medicine revisits the 2012 internati
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Preoperative imaging helps define tumour extent, lymph-node status and treatment selection in cervical cancer. The CANNES trial, published in Ultrasound in Obstetrics & Gynecology , compared ul1
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Crohn’s disease monitoring depends on assessing inflammatory activity while limiting invasive procedures. Ileocolonoscopy remains the reference standard, but non-invasive imaging can
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Accurate preoperative classification of ovarian tumours is central to deciding whether patients require referral to oncology services or can be managed in a general hospital. Ultrasound-bas
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Live ultrasound scanning remains an important part of ultrasound education, including hands-on training in small groups, demonstrations at courses and congresses and online transmission fro
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Tongue movement patterns provide clinically relevant information for speech articulation, speech motor control and speech-related disorders. Ultrasound offers a safe, non-invasive and cost-
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Early postoperative recurrence after Crohn’s disease surgery can complicate recovery and increase the need for further monitoring. A retrospective analysis published in Insights into
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