Will AI replace flesh and blood radiologists? Not likely. However, human experts would do well to not underestimate the power of the new tech – or, even worse, ignore it altogether. Keep reading to find about the enormous potential of man-machine collaboration.
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Article • Future of radiology'Radiologists who do not use AI will be replaced by those who do'Recent developments in artificial intelligence (AI) created a veritable hype. However, that initial awe was increasingly mixed with apprehension about the potential effects of AI on healthcare. In radiology, bleak dystopias are conjured up with AI ... |
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Article • The revolution escalatesAI image analysis: Opportunity or threat?'Image Computing, including image analysis, artificial intelligence, artificial neural networks und deep learning, is starting a revolution,’ says Dr Paul Suetens, professor of Medical Imaging and Image Processing at University Hospital Leuven. ... |
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Article • MR Fingerprinting and Compressed SensingThe impact of a radiological transformationMR Fingerprinting and Compressed Sensing are two procedures that will facilitate much faster MR sequencing than currently possible – and more. ‘MR Fingerprinting will revolutionise MRI scanning,’ according to Dr Siegfried Trattnig, head of the ... |
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Article • Post-hypothesis analysisThe mechanics of radiomicsConfirming or infirming hypotheses has long driven scientific research; however, this traditional and costly approach is giving way to data-driven initiatives, according to Prof. Laure Fournier, a leading radiologist at Georges Pompidou European ... |
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News • Artificial intelligenceDeep learning may help reduce gadolinium dose in MRIResearchers are using artificial intelligence to reduce the dose of contrast agents like Gadolinium that may be left behind in the body after MRI exams, according to a study presented at the annual meeting of the Radiological Society of North ... |
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Article • In the brainGadolinium deposition: A real threat or a phantom debate?The European Medicines Agency (EMA) decided to suspend authorisation for certain linear gadolinium agents. The review by the Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use (CHMP) states: “There is currently no evidence that gadolinium deposition ... |
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