The global radiology community once again gathers for the RSNA annual meeting, which runs the motto „Human insight/visionary medicine“. Keep reading for innovative products, groundbreaking research and inventive new techniques being presented at the all-virtual event.
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Article • Leading Nigerian radiologistOmolola Mojisola Atalabi receives RSNA Honorary MembershipProfessor Omolola Mojisola Atalabi, head of the radiology department and pediatric radiology unit at the University College Hospital Ibadan, Nigeria, will receive the Honorary Membership from the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) during ... |
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Sponsored • The most compact .55-T full body scannerLungs plus A&E MRI scans – no problemLow, light and with a field strength: 0.55-tesla with added new digital technologies. Indeed, this is a very new class of MRI scanner created by Siemens Healthineers. We interviewed Christiane Bernhardt, Vice President of Magnetic Resonance ... |
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Article • The ‘new normal’ after Covid-19Lung cancer screening: The slow return of mobile unitsThe coronavirus pandemic has had a severe impact on healthcare services but one area where that has been felt particularly deeply is with lung cancer screening. With sessions cancelled, treatment delays and social-distancing and safety requirements, ... |
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Sponsored • AI-powered radiographyAgfa launches SmartXR AssistantAgfa announces the launch of its SmartXR portfolio on 29 November 2020 at RSNA, being held virtually. SmartXR uses a unique combination of hardware and AI-powered software to lighten radiographers’ workloads and provide image acquisition support. ... |
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Article • Alternative for mammographyBreast cancer screening: Does the future belong to the abbreviated MRI?Is mammography still the best method for breast cancer screening? For a number of breast cancers, the latest scientific findings suggest otherwise. For more than a decade, Professor Christiane Kuhl MD, Director of the Clinic for Diagnostic and ... |
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Article • AI-assisted MRI segmentationDeep learning boost for prostate cancer workflowProstate cancer radiotherapy treatments guided by MRI are increasingly being explored to help improve patient outcomes and reduce toxicities after treatment. However, this development is being held back as the MRI approach is labour intensive and ... |
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Article • Improving diagnosisMultiparametric ultrasound finds causes for male infertilityInfertility has long been attributed to women alone, but medical advances have shown it really is a couple’s problem, with 20% of couples presently having trouble conceiving. Medical imaging, in particular ultrasound, can help identify underlying ... |
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