After committing her life's work to improving the process of screening and identifying breast cancer, Maryellen (Lissak) Giger, PhD, has published a new study that found women with dense breast tissue can improve breast cancer detection by 29 percent when combining mammography and a 3D automated breast ultrasound system.

The U.S Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced that Iradimed Corporation has received clearnance for its MRidium 3860+ MRI-compatible IV infusion pump system, including its Dose Error Reduction System (DERS) software feature.

Following the tragic death of an Irish mixed martial arts (MMA) fighter in April, a top pro in the combat sport is calling for all fighters—pro and amatuer—to receive MRI before bouts to find any undiscovered problems.

Does the insurance pre-authorization process help weed out pediatric patients who have knee abnormalities that aren’t serious enough to warrant an MRI? 

The use of abdominal MRI doubled over the past eight years, partly due to concerns about ionizing radiation inherent to other exams such as CT. As awareness is raised about the potentially harmful effects of imaging, providers have switched to non-ionizing modalities, particularly for conditions that require frequent imaging.

Aspect Imaging unveils WristView, a CE and FDA-cleared point-of-care compact MRI system for hand and wrist imaging that does not require a special RF-shielded facility, allowing patients to even use their mobile phones while getting an MRI scan

Researchers who led a new landmark clinical trail using carding MRI found that combining heart medication with chemotherapy reduces the risk of heart damage in patients with early-stage breast cancer.

Damage to the liver, primarily in the form of cirrhosis, is notoriously difficult to observe in a non-invasive manner. But a team of researchers in the U.K. have developed a method of using MRI to estimate the pressure in the liver, which can be signs of scarring and problematic circulation.