Standardized reporting and communication could boost that figure much higher, researchers suggested in JACR.

Researchers with Ben-Gurion University of the Negev in Israel presented their work at the 2020 International Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Medicine.

“They were fighting to do the job well, even though the conditions had become rough,” Lizzy Rainey, with Franciscan Health in Lafayette, Indiana, said Friday.

Duke University researchers described their experience with COVID imaging simulators, Friday in AJR.

A machine learning algorithm proved highly accurate at diagnosing neurological disorders on MRI scans, experts out of Tokyo reported recently.

Patients with developmental difficulties are more likely to undergo a CT scan—rather than ultrasound—compared to those without cognition issues, researchers reported.

One imaging physician with the National Health Service said the speciality comes into contact with all COVID-19 patients and that the government has forgotten about workers such as herself.

More than 600,000 reports covering a five-year period showed widespread differences among individuals and subspecialities in how they convey uncertain findings.

The team analyzed more than 600 patients included in a trial investigating CT-based atherosclerotic determinants of coronary artery disease for their research, published in JAMA Cardiology.

The Redwood City, California, company has now raised nearly $100 million overall, with this round of financing going toward finalizing its technology and workflow apps.