A graduate engineering student at Princeton has come up with a way to overcome variability in the skills of ultrasound technologists. His method ensures better imaging quality every time by combining physics, biology and algorithms in a selfie-inspired process that, he says, results in higher resolution, better contrast, lower noise, fewer artifacts and more tissue-specific response.

Radiologists expecting to find abnormalities based on existing knowledge of outcomes may show bias in their decision-making and in expert witness testimony in malpractice cases, according to results of a new study published online Feb. 19 in the journal Academic Radiology.

Bracco Diagnostics, Inc., announced today FDA approval of its READI-CAT 2 and READI-CAT 2 smoothie for use in contrast-enhanced CT examinations.

The increased utilization of digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT) represents a dramatic shift in the quality and accuracy of breast imaging and will continue to revolutionize breast cancer screening efforts in the future, according to a recent editorial published in JAMA Oncology.

Cigarette manufacturer Philip Morris USA does not have to pay for annual low-dose lung cancer CT screening for healthy smokers of Marlboro cigarettes, a Massachusetts federal jury has decided on Wednesday.

Ultrasound imaging using power Doppler signaling to assess damage and guide biopsy can help identify rheumatoid arthritis (RA) patients in remission who stand to benefit by getting off biologics, which suppress the immune system to considerable risk and can produce harsh side effects.

The Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) has published the first in a series of six anatomically based articles on the emerging area of sports imaging in the February issue of its journal Radiology.

For younger women, particularly those 40 years or older with average risk, a conflict in the guidelines regarding when to begin regular breast cancer screening remains an issue of confusion, and there seems to be no definitive answer to the question, “Should I have a mammogram?”