Search Tag: Imaging
2026 14 Apr
Digital twin technology is reshaping radiology and radiotherapy, though progress differs across the two fields. A review in the European Journal of Radiology describes how virtual models of patients, equipment and clinical systems support monitoring, prediction and optimisation. In radiology, the most developed uses focus on equipment, work1Read more
2026 14 Apr
Digital twin technology is reshaping radiology and radiotherapy, though progress differs across the two fields. A review in the European Journal of Radiology describes how virtual models of patients, equipment and clinical systems support monitoring, prediction and optimisation. In radiology, the most developed uses focus on equipment, work1Read more
2026 14 Apr
Digital twin technology is reshaping radiology and radiotherapy, though progress differs across the two fields. A review in the European Journal of Radiology describes how virtual models of patients, equipment and clinical systems support monitoring, prediction and optimisation. In radiology, the most developed uses focus on equipment, work1Read more
2026 09 Apr
Interventional neuroradiology procedures have expanded over the past decade alongside technological development and rising clinical demand. These procedures often involve higher radiation doses and longer exposure times than many other imaging examinations, making dose management a central concern. Diagnostic reference levels support radiatio1Read more
2026 25 Mar
Gastric contrast ultrasonography is gaining attention as an imaging approach for evaluating gastric tumours, including gastric cancer. The method includes oral contrast ultrasonography, which uses an oral agent to improve visualisation of the gastric wall, and double contrast-enhanced ultrasonography, which combines oral and intravenous contr1Read more
2026 25 Mar
Gastric contrast ultrasonography is gaining attention as an imaging approach for evaluating gastric tumours, including gastric cancer. The method includes oral contrast ultrasonography, which uses an oral agent to improve visualisation of the gastric wall, and double contrast-enhanced ultrasonography, which combines oral and intravenous contr1Read more
2025 03 Nov
Accurate preoperative staging remains central to treatment planning and prognosis in uterine cervical cancer (CC). Cross-sectional imaging has become part of the staging pathway, yet cystoscopy is still used to confirm mucosal infiltration for stage IVA classification. New multicentre evidence highlights that what is seen on magnetic resonanc1Read more
2025 03 Nov
Accurate preoperative staging remains central to treatment planning and prognosis in uterine cervical cancer (CC). Cross-sectional imaging has become part of the staging pathway, yet cystoscopy is still used to confirm mucosal infiltration for stage IVA classification. New multicentre evidence highlights that what is seen on magnetic resonanc1Read more
2025 12 May
Iodinated contrast media (ICM) is widely used in diagnostic imaging across healthcare systems. Despite advancements that have significantly reduced the rate of hypersensitivity reactions (HSRs)—particularly with the shift from high- to low-osmolality contrast agents—adverse responses to ICM remain a clinical concern. Both immediate and delayed rea1Read more
2025 27 Feb
The second day of the European Congress of Radiology featured discussions on advancing radiographic practice, addressing challenges in standardisation, workforce development and training. Experts examined the evolution of advanced practice, the barriers to career progression and the need for clearer frameworks to support the radiography profe1Read more
2024 19 Jun
Gout is a condition where monosodium urate (MSU) crystals cause granulomatous inflammation, forming tophi in joints and soft tissues, mainly in the lower extremities. It typically manifests as acute monoarticular flares but can present atypically or chronically, mimicking other arthritis types. Dual-energy computed tomography (DECT) effectivel1Read more
2024 12 Jun
Retroperitoneal benign nerve sheath tumours (RBNSTs) are uncommon, comprising around 5% of retroperitoneal tumours, mainly Schwannomas and neurofibromas. Schwannomas typically occur sporadically, while neurofibromas can be solitary or associated with neurofibromatosis type 1 (NF1). Malignant transformation is rare. These tumours are often disc1Read more
2024 08 Mar
International medical imaging IT and cybersecurity company Sectra’s enterprise imaging module for radiology once again received a top ranking in customer satisfaction surveys in the US, Canada and Europe. Satisfied and loyal customers are the basis for growth in all operating areas and contributed to order bookings surpassing SEK 5 billion dur1Read more
2024 06 Mar
Company’s innovative products and solutions improved the lives of 1.9 billion people in 2023 Royal Philips a global leader in health technology, has been included in the 2024 Clarivate Top 100 Global Innovator™ list . Philips’ global R&D programs and collaborations aim to deliver personal health solutions for consumers and professio1Read more
2024 06 Mar
Company’s innovative products and solutions improved the lives of 1.9 billion people in 2023 Royal Philips a global leader in health technology, has been included in the 2024 Clarivate Top 100 Global Innovator™ list . Philips’ global R&D programs and collaborations aim to deliver personal health solutions for consumers and professio1Read more
2023 24 Nov
A recent analysis, published in JACR, outlines five guiding principles aimed at assisting imaging leaders in establishing point-of-care ultrasound programmes within their institutions. Point-of-care ultrasound programmes present numerous challenges as they rapidly expand in adoption and applications beyond the traditional realm of diagnostic1Read more
2023 29 Sep
Empowering imaging without barriers: At RSNA 2023, AGFA HealthCare showcases the power of Enterprise Imaging innovations and the Imaging Health Network™. In Chicago, AGFA HealthCare will demonstrate delivering imaging without barriers, increasing the day-to-day performance and job satisfaction of radiologists by leveraging inter-departm1Read more
2023 29 Sep
Empowering imaging without barriers: At RSNA 2023, AGFA HealthCare showcases the power of Enterprise Imaging innovations and the Imaging Health Network™. In Chicago, AGFA HealthCare will demonstrate delivering imaging without barriers, increasing the day-to-day performance and job satisfaction of radiologists by leveraging inter-departm1Read more
2023 07 Sep
Located in Warsaw, the capital of Poland, the Maria Skłodowska-Curie National Research Institute of Oncology is a leading centre for cancer research and treatment with over 85 years of distinguished tradition. A beacon of modern oncological care, the centre comprises 13 highly specialised departments, each dedicated to providing the highest level 1Read more
2023 07 Sep
Located in Warsaw, the capital of Poland, the Maria Skłodowska-Curie National Research Institute of Oncology is a leading centre for cancer research and treatment with over 85 years of distinguished tradition. A beacon of modern oncological care, the centre comprises 13 highly specialised departments, each dedicated to providing the highest level 1Read more
2023 08 May
The EuSoMII Annual Meeting 2023 'AI: Connecting the dots' is taking place on 13-14 OCT 2023 at the M.A.C.C. - Meeting Art and Craft Center in Pisa, Italy An exciting Program that includes Didactic lectures, Scientific talks, Panel discussions and Joint Sessions with friend societies will be presented by Top speakers and AI lead1Read more
2023 24 Feb
According to a study published in Radiology, breast MRI is seen as the superior screening method for detecting breast cancer in women with dense breasts. In the U.S. 47% of women have dense breasts, which is an independent risk factor of breast cancer. Although screening mammography can detect up to 98% of cancer in fatty breasts, th1Read more
2023 30 Jan
The European Commission is launching the European Cancer Imaging Initiative,which aims to foster the deployment of digital technologies in cancer treatment and careto achieve better outcomes for cancer patients. The initiative will create a digital infrastructure linking up resources and databases of cancer imaging data across the EU. With 1Read more
2023 13 Oct
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2022 08 Dec
Imaging is integral to managing critically ill patients in the ICU as it is a key source of diagnostic information to guide clinical decision-making. In recent years, there has been significant evolution in the field of critical care imaging with an increased focus on improving imaging modalities and methodologies and increasing access to imaging1Read more