A typical MRI scan isn’t able to capture enough frames per second to really see the intricately detailed movements of the dozens of muscles involved in speech or singing. However, a new technique being used at the University of Illinois isn’t your typical MRI scan.

What’s behind those baby blue eyes of infants when they feel pain? Turns out, their still-developing brains are processing pain in a manner similar to adults, according to an MRI study from Oxford University.

Colonoscopy has long been the standard when it comes to colorectal cancer screening, but CT colonography has been gaining ground recently as a screening modality due to its less-invasive nature and comparable diagnostic quality. But what difference in costs exists following either CT colonography or optical colonoscopy?

A pair of recent top-read advanced visualization stories focused on studies of iterative reconstruction and how the technology can benefit patients—but it also has its limits.

Reduction of contrast dosage by 25 percent or more on CT scans results in reduced low-contrast spatial resolution and loss of detection of 6mm nodules on accreditation phantoms using iterative reconstruction (IR) techniques, according to results published online March 26 in the journal Radiology. 

MR-guided focused ultrasound (MRgFUS) has spent 20 years upending the way certain conditions are treated.

When it comes to 3D printing in healthcare, long gone are the days of rustic, stiff protocols that offered more novelty than real-world use.

A new MRI technique has demonstrated potential for correcting distortion in prostate cancer imaging, offering a better look at tumor position that could improve treatment planning.