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Image: Side by side image of same breast tissue in MRI and FCI (Photo courtesy of University of Aberdeen)

Groundbreaking New Scanner Sees 'Previously Undetectable' Cancer Spread

Currently, approximately 15% of women require a second surgery after a lumpectomy because the edges of the tumor may still contain cancerous cells. Read more
27 Feb 2025 | MRI
Image: Data collected in pre-treatment CT-scans may provide important imaging biomarkers to better predict patient prognosis (Photo courtesy of Shutterstock)

New CT Scan Technique to Improve Prognosis and Treatments for Head and Neck Cancers

Cancers of the mouth, nose, and throat are becoming increasingly common in the U.S., particularly among younger individuals. Read more
27 Feb 2025 | General/Advanced Imaging
Image: Phase contrast and color X-ray imaging system used in the research (Photo courtesy of University of Houston)

Photon Counting Detectors Promise Fast Color X-Ray Images

For many years, healthcare professionals have depended on traditional 2D X-rays to diagnose common bone fractures, though small fractures or soft tissue damage, such as cancers, can often be missed. Read more
26 Feb 2025 | Radiography
Image: A saliency map produced by the AI model displays average difference in saliency between cognitively normal participants in their 50s and 70s (Photo courtesy of Chenzhong Yin/USC)

First-Of-Its-Kind Tool Analyzes MRI Scans to Measure Brain Aging

Biological age differs from chronological age, as two individuals of the same age may have distinct biological ages based on the functionality of their bodies and how the tissues appear at a cellular level. Read more
25 Feb 2025 | MRI
Image: [18F]3F4AP in a human subject after mild incomplete spinal cord injury (Photo courtesy of The Journal of Nuclear Medicine, DOI:10.2967/jnumed.124.268242)

Novel PET Technique Visualizes Spinal Cord Injuries to Predict Recovery

Each year, around 18,000 individuals in the United States experience spinal cord injuries, leading to severe mobility loss that often results in a lifelong battle to regain independence and improve quality of life. Read more
24 Feb 2025 | Nuclear Medicine
Image: MRI images showing how cancerous tissue can glow in light green imaging (Photo courtesy of University of Waterloo)

AI-Enhanced MRI Images Make Cancerous Breast Tissue Glow

An innovative imaging technology developed and refined by researchers offers the potential for more accurate detection and treatment of breast cancer by improving the ability to pinpoint cancerous tissue. Read more
21 Feb 2025 | MRI
Image: The rugged and miniaturized CT scanner is being designed for use beyond a typical hospital setting (Photo courtesy of Micro-X)

World’s First Mobile Whole-Body CT Scanner to Provide Diagnostics at POC

Conventional CT scanners dominate the global medical imaging market, holding approximately 30% of the market share. Read more
21 Feb 2025 | General/Advanced Imaging
Image: Example MRI scans in the training dataset (Photo courtesy of Radiology, DOI:10.1148/radiol.241613)

AI Model Automatically Segments MRI Images

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) plays a crucial role in providing detailed images of the human body, making it essential for diagnosing a wide range of medical conditions, from neurological disorders to musculoskeletal injuries. Read more
20 Feb 2025 | MRI
Image: Ultrasound detection of vascular changes post-RT corresponds to shifts in the immune microenvironment (Photo courtesy of Theranostics, DOI:10.7150/thno.97759)

Ultrasound Imaging Non-Invasively Tracks Tumor Response to Radiation and Immunotherapy

While immunotherapy holds promise in the fight against triple-negative breast cancer, many patients fail to respond to current treatments. Read more
19 Feb 2025 | Ultrasound
Image: The study showed that 77.9% of the participants had detectable atherosclerosis on CT scans (Photo courtesy of Adobe Stock)

Comprehensive CT Scans Could Identify Atherosclerosis Among Lung Cancer Patients

Heart disease and cancer are the leading causes of death in the United States. Smoking is a shared risk factor for both lung cancer and cardiovascular disease, and individuals with lung cancer who also have pre-existing cardiovascular conditions face an increased mortality risk. Read more
17 Feb 2025 | General/Advanced Imaging
Image: An AI model can spot missed colorectal cancers on routine CT scans (Photo courtesy of 123RF)

AI Improves Detection of Colorectal Cancer on Routine Abdominopelvic CT Scans

Radiologists often miss certain colorectal cancers (CRCs) during routine abdominopelvic CT scans, even when these cancers are visible in the images. Read more
17 Feb 2025 | General/Advanced Imaging
Image: The new findings warrant brain MRI surveillance recommendations for neurologically asymptomatic stage IV breast cancer (Photo courtesy of 123RF)

New Research Supports Routine Brain MRI Screening in Asymptomatic Late-Stage Breast Cancer Patients

Currently, screening for asymptomatic brain metastasis in stage IV breast cancer patients using brain MRIs is not recommended. Read more
14 Feb 2025 | MRI
Image: Autoradiography images showing binding of [18F]flortaucipir, [18F]MK6240, and [18F]PI2620 in prefrontal cortex, hippocampus, and cerebellum (A) and in whole-brain hemisphere (B) of control and AD brains (Photo courtesy of UFRGS)

Next-Gen Tau Radiotracers Outperform FDA-Approved Imaging Agents in Detecting Alzheimer’s

In Alzheimer’s disease, tau tangles are closely linked to cognitive decline: the greater the number of tangles, the more severe the cognitive impairment. Read more
13 Feb 2025 | Nuclear Medicine

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Super-Resolution Technology Enhances Clinical Bone Imaging to Predict Osteoporotic Fracture Risk

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