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AI combining contrast-enhanced and non-contrast CT accurately identifies brain metastases

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The platform utilizing both image types detected cancer with a positive predictive value of 44%, beating out a contrast-only approach.

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Performing serial MRIs in young patients with hemophilia may spot early joint damage

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Photo: Radiological Society of North America.

Experts tracked patients managed across 11 treatment centers over the course of more than a decade for their findings.

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New PET/CMR imaging agent accurately illuminates life-threatening blood clots

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The radiotracer also eliminated the need for invasive tubes and sedation, Mass General specialists reported in a recent experimental study.

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Radiologists must embrace low-field MRI or ‘we will be in trouble,’ expert says

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The specialty needs to work together and address a number of issues surrounding the disruptive technology, Yale Director of MRI Services Jeffrey C. Weinreb, MD, argued.

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Cooperation during pediatric MRIs improves with parental participation, study shows

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Parent-assisted MRI scans improve imaging procedures and reduce associated costs, experts reported recently.

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‘Imaging at the speed of light’: New detector may enable cheaper, more accurate scans

The development involves ultrafast photon detectors and doesn't rely on conventional tomography, researchers reported recently in Nature Photonics.

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ACR 'strongly supports' suggested changes to colorectal cancer screening measures

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Changes involve assessing the percentage of adults 45-49 who have had appropriate screening for the disease, the college said recently.

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Imaging group says new guidelines for chest pain contain some ‘troubling recommendations’

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The update is meant to help clinicians improve outcomes while reducing costs, but one advocate says certain imaging suggestions may cause unanticipated harm.

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American Society of Nuclear Cardiology says AHA/ACC chest pain guidelines miss the mark

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One of the group's primary concerns is the "inappropriately large role" given to FFR-CT. 

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Final rule quashes copyright concern, allowing owners to repair their imaging devices

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The Medical Imaging & Technology Alliance, representing equipment manufacturers, slammed the Copyright Office Registrar’s recommendations. 

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