Welcome to Chicago! This year’s RSNA meeting sports the motto ‘See possibilities together’. A fitting choice, since collaboration is clearly a core topic at the show – and radiology as a whole. Interdisciplinary approaches come to the fore, while AI diagnosis benefits from federated learning. Keep reading to see what the future of the field has in store for you.
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Article • Transferring research into daily routineAI possibilities and probabilitiesAlthough some people foresee artificial intelligence (AI) easing medical workloads, many challenges arise before that dream can begin. Dr Felix Nensa and Dr Bram Stieltjes described such hurdles in a session held during a SITEM School Symposium in ... |
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News • NVIDIA at RSNAFederated learning brings AI with privacy to hospitalsWith over 100 exhibitors at the annual Radiological Society of North America conference using NVIDIA technology to bring AI to radiology, 2019 looks to be a tipping point for AI in healthcare. Despite AI’s great potential, a key challenge remains: ... |
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Interview • The search is onMRI contrast agents: Aiming to work without radioactivityMRI is now indispensable for diagnosing diseases and monitoring therapies. However, the ongoing discussion on gadolinium deposits in the brain has intensified the search for alternatives. Dr Daniel Paech of the German Cancer Research Centre in ... |
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News • Long-term placement in breast lesionsCE Mark for implantable RFID tag extendedHologic announced the extension of the CE Mark for its LOCalizer radiofrequency identification (RFID) tag for long-term placement. The tag can now be implanted more than 30 days prior to a breast-conserving surgery, providing even greater ... |
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Article • Mammacarcinoma screeningBreast cancer: Simply monitoring might be bestBreast cancer screening is a well-designed and scientifically proven, evidence-based procedure, but has pitfalls such as under-detection and over-diagnosis. Surgery or radiotherapy may have serious consequences on health and must therefore be ... |
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News • Research & developmentFujifilm presents R&D advancements in AI for Digital RadiographyFujifilm Medical Systems U.S.A., Inc. will present research and development advancements in Artificial Intelligence (AI) for digital radiography at McCormick Place in Chicago during the 105th scientific assembly and annual meeting of the ... |
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