Just as computed simulation helps pilots learn to fly and flight instructors gauge trainee progress, so too the technique can aid the teaching and assessment of nonradiologist healthcare trainees in diagnostic image interpretation.  

In 2014, medical imaging was involved in three of four common diagnostic procedures deemed by the literature to present more risk of harm and/or unjustifiable expense than warranted by potential benefit, according to a special report published Nov. 9 in JAMA Internal Medicine.

The first randomized trial of population screening with adjunctive ultrasound has found a significantly higher breast cancer detection rate than mammography alone, suggesting that the modality may offer a low-cost way to increase sensitivity and detection rates of early cancers in women with dense breast tissue.

Women looking to maximize their benefits from breast cancer screening would be wise to seek out a facility with high mammography interpretive volume, according to the results of a new study.

A new study shows relative dose dangers aren’t getting communicated to patients prior to radiographic exams, and the lack owes largely to limited awareness of radiation-induced cancer risks among patients and physicians alike. 

Bayland Technologies continues to set a high standard in the refurbishing, repair and maintenance of diagnostic imaging equipment for radiologists, outpatient imaging center, and hospital radiology departments. Now, Bayland's services have grown to include repair service for LED and LCD diagnostic Radiology monitors.

MRI Interventions, Inc. (OTCQB:MRIC) today announced the publication of a Technical Note in the Journal of Neurosurgery regarding the use of the Company's ClearPoint Neuro Navigation System in frameless, MRI-guided brain biopsy. 

For women who underwent silicone implant reconstruction after breast cancer treatment, enlarged internal mammary lymph nodes (IMLNs) can be a cause for concern. However, a new study published in the November issue of Radiology has demonstrated that in most cases, IMLNs spotted on MRI are benign.