Radiology is a field that’s constantly moving – new techniques like photoacoustics and AI assistance offer more detailed views on breast cancer. Taking the theme of ‘movement’ more literally, exciting new mobile solutions are presented at RSNA. Enjoy browsing!
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Article • Multiscale integrative cross-disciplinary imagingLinking pathology and radiology workflowsPathologic-radiologic correlation is already utilised in various settings as a tool to assess the interpretive performance of imaging studies and identify radiologic features corresponding to histologic findings. However, correlative assessment is ... |
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News • DR 100s at RSNA 2019Agfa launches a new force in mobile DRAgfa announces that it will launch the DR 100s high-productivity, ergonomic, mobile DR imaging solution, at RSNA 2019. With a customer-driven design that meets the needs of today’s healthcare environments, the DR 100s delivers a new force in ... |
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Article • Evolution of technologyThe value of AI in breast screeningAlthough breast cancer (BC) mammography screening enables early detection of breast cancer, mammography presents issues such as variability between the radiology readings and shortage of radiologists. This area of medical imaging is where artificial ... |
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News • Promising lab testsUsing photoacoustics for breast imagingA new, portable breast imaging system under development in Buffalo has the potential to better identify breast cancer in women with dense breast tissue. That is among the findings of a study published in the journal IEEE Transactions on Biomedical ... |
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Article • Travel medicineParasites & company – the radiologists' viewSunburn and happy memories are not the only things we can bring home from a holiday. Sometimes parasites, fungi, viruses or bacteria from distant countries accompany our return, later to become noticeable in unpleasant ways, often to pose a real ... |
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News • Smart devices and moreNew GE imaging tech and intelligent apps unveiled at RSNAAt RSNA 2019, GE Healthcare launches more than 30 new, imaging intelligent applications and smart devices designed to drive efficiency in radiology departments, aiming to double productivity and cost savings for systems by 2025. For healthcare ... |
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News • POC imagingIntroducing a point-of-care MRI systemThe world’s first low-cost, point-of-care (POC) magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) system was presented by Hyperfine Research Inc. at the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) Scientific Assembly 2019. The system aims to make MRI available ... |
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