2018 is off to a very promising start for the healthcare industry! Machine learning and virtual reality might finally see their breakthrough in diagnosis and patient care and well-established techniques will expand their action radius.
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Article • Smart techniquesMachine learning is starting to reach levels of human performanceMachine learning is playing an increasing role in computer-aided diagnosis, and Big Data is beginning to penetrate oncological imaging. However, some time may pass before it truly impacts on clinical practice, according to leading UK-based German ... |
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Article • Virtual realityVR glasses could ease trauma of waking up in an ICUA patient walks slowly into the Intensive Care Unit (ICU). He sits on a hospital bed, hears unfamiliar beeps and other sounds. Doctors and nurses arrive to talk about all the surrounding machines and how things work in an ICU. Everything is calm and ... |
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Article • Brain tumour resectionNavigated ultrasound - The best intraoperative imaging techniqueNew navigation imaging and neurophysiological stimulation techniques enable an approach to brain tumours long considered unresectable before and during surgery, but not one does it quite as well as ultrasound, according to a leading Spanish ... |
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Article • Old technique & new technologyOptoacoustics: the sound of cellsFor centuries, hands, eyes and ears were the physicians’ most important instruments when it came to detecting and diagnosing disease. Today, one of the traditional techniques, percussion, is being revived, supported by state-of-the-art technology ... |
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Article • European diplomaLevelling EU qualifications for radiographersRadiographers are increasingly central to patient care, but the heterogeneous education and skills across Europe remain challenging. Dr Jonathan McNulty and Håkon Hjemly, of the European Federation of Radiographers Societies (EFRS), explained how ... |
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Article • Brain MRI-miningThe birth of psychoradiologyThe emerging field of psychoradiology is taking a major step ahead. A new study highlights MRI’s role in identifying people with attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and classifies subtypes of the condition, a leading Chinese ... |
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Article • Diverse benefitsExperts present CEUS insightsIn April 2016 CEUS received the USA’s FDA approval. This year‘s RSNA Samsung Symposium ‘Contrast-Enhanced Ultrasound (CEUS): Innovations and a Problem-Solving Tool in Clinical Practice’ provided an opportunity to take stock. For European ... |
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