Search Tag: medical imaging
2024 26 Nov
The convergence of artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud technology is transforming radiology, addressing the long-standing challenges of cost management, efficiency and diagnostic accuracy. With healthcare demands escalating and patient expectations changing, traditional imaging systems face increasing pressure to deliver improved outcomes with constrained...Read more
2024 25 Nov
At this year’s Radiological Society of North America’s annual meeting (RSNA), international medical imaging IT and cybersecurity company Sectra will showcase its latest developments to make the radiologists’ workflows faster. By providing all essential diagnostic tools in one application and combining it with smart workflow management, Sectra aims...Read more
2024 20 Nov
University of Bath researchers and collaborators will use new European funding to tackle a maths problem that limits many modern technologies. A grant of €8.7 million (£7.2 million) has been awarded to three European research institutions, including the University of Bath, to tackle a problem in computational maths that hinders the precision,...Read more
2024 11 Nov
Virtual and augmented reality (VR/AR) technologies are advancing in the medical field, especially in radiology, where high-resolution imaging is essential. Traditionally, radiologists rely on desktop monitors that meet strict standards for luminance and resolution to interpret complex scans. However, recent developments in VR/AR headset technology...Read more
2024 11 Nov
Virtual and augmented reality (VR/AR) technologies are advancing in the medical field, especially in radiology, where high-resolution imaging is essential. Traditionally, radiologists rely on desktop monitors that meet strict standards for luminance and resolution to interpret complex scans. However, recent developments in VR/AR headset technology...Read more
2024 10 Nov
Cervical cancer remains a prominent health challenge worldwide, particularly in its advanced stages, where prognosis is generally poor despite the widespread use of combined chemoradiotherapy. As a fourth leading cause of cancer among women globally, locally advanced cervical cancer sees high rates of recurrence and metastasis even after initial...Read more
2024 03 Nov
Radiomics is a rapidly evolving field in medical imaging, offering significant potential to improve clinical decision-making. This methodology extracts detailed quantitative features from medical images, revealing information that is imperceptible to the naked eye. However, the complexity of radiomics introduces challenges related to reproducibility,...Read more
2024 21 Oct
Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a transformative force in many industries, and its impact on healthcare, particularly medical imaging, is profound. As healthcare systems struggle with growing patient numbers and limited staff, integrating AI into clinical workflows offers potential solutions to enhance efficiency and alleviate the burden...Read more
2024 21 Oct
Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a transformative force in many industries, and its impact on healthcare, particularly medical imaging, is profound. As healthcare systems struggle with growing patient numbers and limited staff, integrating AI into clinical workflows offers potential solutions to enhance efficiency and alleviate the burden...Read more
2024 21 Oct
Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a transformative force in many industries, and its impact on healthcare, particularly medical imaging, is profound. As healthcare systems struggle with growing patient numbers and limited staff, integrating AI into clinical workflows offers potential solutions to enhance efficiency and alleviate the burden...Read more
2024 20 Oct
The increasing use of medical imaging in modern healthcare, particularly for diagnosing conditions such as vascular malformations and acute ischemic strokes, has brought forth the critical issue of patient data privacy. Computed tomography angiography (CTA) is a vital tool for diagnosing vascular issues, but its detailed facial features in head...Read more
2024 01 Oct
The inner ear's intricate three-dimensional anatomy presents substantial challenges for diagnosis and surgical planning, requiring precise imaging to navigate its complex structures. Traditional manual segmentation of inner ear structures from computed tomography (CT) scans is time-consuming and can introduce variability due to human error. With...Read more
2024 27 Sep
The Esaote Group, a leading Italian innovator in the field of medical imaging, will be exhibiting at Italian Design: Champions and Hidden Champions, a temporary museum that tells the story of Italian industrial excellence in China for the World Design Cities Conference (WDCC 2024) in Shanghai. Esaote, aware that design can also be an institutional...Read more
2024 22 Jul
Autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease (ADPKD) is a hereditary condition that significantly impacts kidney function, affecting approximately 500,000 individuals in the United States and 12.4 million worldwide. This disease often involves multiple organs, including the liver, leading to polycystic liver disease (PLD). PLD is characterised...Read more
2024 04 Jul
Fibrostenosis in Crohn’s disease severely affects patients’ quality of life. Current understanding sees intestinal fibrosis as reversible in its early stages but challenging to treat once it progresses. Medical interventions are effective for mild fibrosis, but moderate to severe cases often require endoscopic or surgical approaches. Accurate...Read more
2024 04 Jul
Fibrostenosis in Crohn’s disease severely affects patients’ quality of life. Current understanding sees intestinal fibrosis as reversible in its early stages but challenging to treat once it progresses. Medical interventions are effective for mild fibrosis, but moderate to severe cases often require endoscopic or surgical approaches. Accurate...Read more
2024 11 Jun
A universal viewing, diagnostic workflow and data management platform that takes healthcare from silos to synergy with an Enterprise Imaging solution that unifies patient information. Mach7 Technologies, a company specializing in innovative medical imaging and data management solutions for healthcare organizations, is pleased to announce...Read more
2024 06 Jun
RadiologyInfo.org, a premier source of medical imaging information for the general public, has unveiled a new series of articles and videos aimed at demystifying patient radiology exam reports. This initiative is particularly timely, as the reports, often laden with complex medical jargon, can be a significant source of anxiety for individuals...Read more
2024 29 May
Contrast-enhanced mammography (CEM) is a promising breast imaging method utilising iodinated contrast material and low- and high-energy images to highlight hypervascular lesions. Recent research indicates high diagnostic performance in breast cancer detection, especially when interpreting both types of images together, with sensitivity and specificity...Read more
2024 29 May
Contrast-enhanced mammography (CEM) is a promising breast imaging method utilising iodinated contrast material and low- and high-energy images to highlight hypervascular lesions. Recent research indicates high diagnostic performance in breast cancer detection, especially when interpreting both types of images together, with sensitivity and specificity...Read more
2024 28 May
Neck computed tomography (NCT) stands as a cornerstone in the diagnosis of suspected neck tumours and abscesses. However, the conventional reconstruction techniques used in NCT often pose a dilemma: how to balance diagnostic accuracy with radiation exposure. The quest for a solution led researchers to explore the efficacy of an AI-based denoising...Read more
2024 17 May
Oesophageal cancer (EC) is a growing concern globally, with multidisciplinary treatments offering the best chance of cure. However, despite advancements, the 5-year survival rate remains low. Accurate staging is crucial for treatment decisions, but current methods like endoscopic ultrasound (EUS) have limitations, leading to overestimation of tumour...Read more
2024 16 May
Subsolid nodules, including pure ground-glass nodules (pGGNs) and part-solid nodules (PSNs), are increasingly detected through incidental findings or lung cancer screening. Despite their generally slow-growing nature, these nodules carry a high risk of malignancy. While some are transient inflammatory processes, persistent nodules are often associated...Read more
2024 09 May
NVIDIA, primarily known for its groundbreaking GPUs in the gaming industry, has made significant strides in healthcare. While its foray into this sector might have initially caused confusion, the company has emerged as a key player, especially in the realm of AI-driven solutions. In recent years, NVIDIA has intensified its efforts, culminating...Read more
2024 09 May
Pulmonary embolism (PE) is a significant cardiovascular-related cause of death, often detected incidentally during imaging studies like chest CTs for other reasons. Symptoms are vague, making diagnosis challenging. PE can complicate various conditions and procedures. Abdominal CTs, although not primarily for lung evaluation, can incidentally capture...Read more
2024 09 May
Pulmonary embolism (PE) is a significant cardiovascular-related cause of death, often detected incidentally during imaging studies like chest CTs for other reasons. Symptoms are vague, making diagnosis challenging. PE can complicate various conditions and procedures. Abdominal CTs, although not primarily for lung evaluation, can incidentally capture...Read more
2024 09 May
In a recent analysis published in Emergency Radiology , researchers examined the appropriateness and outcomes of ultrasound (US), computed tomography (CT), and magnetic resonance (MR) orders in the emergency department (ED) of a large academic centre. The study revealed concerning trends, indicating that a significant portion of imaging exams...Read more
2024 28 Apr
Marianna Gardarsdottir has taken on the position of Director of Medical Imaging at Landspitali University Hospital. In this role, Marianna will oversee the medical imaging department and collaborate closely with the other new directors, as well as the entire team. Marianna Gardarsdottir's professional journey began in 2001 as a Radiologist...Read more
2024 25 Apr
Strategies for Addressing Bias in Artificial Intelligence for Medical Imaging The understanding of bias in artificial intelligence (AI) involves recognising various definitions within the AI context. Bias can refer to unequal treatment based on preexisting attitudes, with distinctions between intentional and unintentional bias. Cognitive...Read more
2024 25 Apr
Strategies for Addressing Bias in Artificial Intelligence for Medical Imaging The understanding of bias in artificial intelligence (AI) involves recognising various definitions within the AI context. Bias can refer to unequal treatment based on preexisting attitudes, with distinctions between intentional and unintentional bias. Cognitive...Read more