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US LI-RADS scores could benchmark quality standards for sonographers screening patients for liver cancer

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The sonographer's experience level is "critical" in screening patients at risk of developing hepatocellular carcinoma, doctors reported in the American Journal of Roentgenology.

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Conventional radiography superior to MRI for certain spinal imaging, new research shows

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Still, the best results are achieved when the two modalities are combined, according to a study published in Insights Into Imaging.

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New research highlights imaging features radiologists should look out for in breakthrough COVID cases

Experts at the University of Maryland School of Medicine noted that 63% of the breakthrough cases were reported among immunosuppressed patients.

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Deep learning rivals fellowship-trained radiologists at segmenting breast cancers on MRI

A survey conducted by the Ann and Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago found more than 75% of parents are generally receptive to the use of artificial intelligence (AI) tools in the management of children with respiratory illnesses in the emergency department (ED). However, some demographic subgroups, including non-Hispanic black and younger age parents, had greater reservations about the use of these technologies. 

Researchers trained their platforms on more than 60,000 individual breast scans, significantly more than most architectures.

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Administering Diltiazem before CCTA could improve image quality for heart transplant patients

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Commonly used medications don't always lower patients' heart rates enough to achieve diagnostic-quality scans, researchers at Duke University Medical Center cautioned.

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Staged cyberattack altering mammography images deceives both AI and radiologists

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If artificial intelligence software makes a false prediction it can lead to harmful consequences for patients, providers and insurers, experts from the University of Pittsburgh cautioned.

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Stand-alone AI can reduce radiologists’ screening mammography workloads by 90%

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The technique may also prove cost-effective if radiologists are free to only focus on AI-recalled findings.

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Guerbet, Bracco partner on new lower dose gadolinium contrast agent for MRI scans

Gadopiclenol was shown to require 50% less gadolinium compared to other commonly used agents, according to Phase 3 clinical studies.

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First clinical photon-counting CT tops past 50 years of technology, with ‘striking’ improvements

An example of a life-like 3D rendering made from a photon-counting CT scan on the Naeotom Alpha system from Siemens.
An example of a life-like 3D rendering made from a photon-counting CT scan on the Naeotom Alpha system from Siemens.

The FDA-cleared machine reduced noise by up to 47% and offers new information that can change patient management, Mayo Clinic experts said.

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4 strategies to improve communication between radiologists and technologists that will optimize workflow

Generational gaps can create communication barriers but appropriate and productive solutions exist, authors explained in Academic Radiology.

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