Radiologists from South Korea found tissue changes associated with repeated gadobutrol injections visible on quantitative susceptibility mapping, but not standard T1-weighted imaging.

There is growing evidence that, in addition to attacking patients’ lungs, the coronavirus also targets the central nervous system, with new research adding weight to this hypothesis.

University of Missouri School of Medicine researcher Robert Thomen, PhD, will observe patients' breathing during hyperpolarized magnetic resonance imaging.

The deep learning hybrid may particularly help less-experienced readers or trainees spot subtle femoral neck breaks, experts wrote in the Journal of Digital Imaging.

Resting-state functional MRI showed restored connections in a brain region critical to consciousness, and the 47-year-old patient gained further function in the following weeks.

The MRI findings may push treatment research toward drugs that eliminate excess iron from the body, commonly known as chelators.

Evelina London Children's Hospital recently experienced an "unprecedented cluster" of a new condition known as Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children, and is warning it's imaging colleagues in the U.S. to be on the lookout.

Investigators at the Seattle-based Allen Institute hope to determine how and where the disorder begins and identify new brain cells that are most vulnerable at the onset of the disease.