The clinical impact and cost of CT coronary angiography
By Dr John Graby, Dr Benjamin J Hudson, Dr Jonathan CL Rodrigues This article summarizes the results of a recently published study [1] whose aim was to quantify the clinical […]
By Dr John Graby, Dr Benjamin J Hudson, Dr Jonathan CL Rodrigues This article summarizes the results of a recently published study [1] whose aim was to quantify the clinical […]
By S. Chiragzada, D. Michael, Dr. R. Narayanan, Dr. A. Nacev & Dr. D. Kumar This paper presents initial validation results for a low-field single-sided MRI system designed for office […]
By Dr. S Neppalli, Dr. M L Hill, Miss M A Kessell, Ms. C R Madeley, Mr. P S Vlaskovsky & Dr. D B Taylor This article summarizes the results […]
By Dr. C. Rossi, Dr. A.P. Ciritsis & Prof. A Boss This article reviews the importance of accurate and reproducible measures of mammographic breast density as well as the need […]
Lymph nodes in the armpit area can become swollen after a COVID- 19 vaccination, and this is a normal reaction that typically goes away with time. Radiologists at Massachusetts General […]
A recently published study from a Swedish group reports that breast screening with digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT) reduces the rate of interval breast cancers compared to screening with digital mammography. […]
Ever since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, hospital have increasingly had to focus almost exclusively on meeting the challenges of the viral infection and consequently have had to put […]
By Dr E Silver This article summarises the results of a recently published report on the successful development of a monochromatic X-ray tube for routine imaging in the clinic. […]
The Christine E. Lynn Women’s Health & Wellness Institute in Boca Raton, FL, USA is renowned for providing a broad continuum of care addressing women’s medical needs in South Florida […]
By Dr. EK Oikonomou & Dr. R Khera Coronary artery disease (CAD) affects nearly 200 million people in the world, with chest pain representing one of the major presenting symptoms […]
By Dr J Peper, Prof. Dr.T Leiner & Dr. M. J. Swaans This article summarizes the results of a recently published study [1] which assessed the added value of CT-derived […]
Founded more than 700 years ago, the Basel University Hospital is one of the oldest hospitals in Switzerland. Despite its venerable age, the hospital has a deserved reputation for using […]
By Dr. L Heacock Screening mammography decreases breast cancer mortality and increases the detection of early stage, more easily treated breast cancer [1]. While mammography is the mainstay of breast […]
The Institute of Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology in the University Hospital Zurich, Switzerland has been the longest-standing user of a dedicated new breast CT system equipped with a photon-counting detector. […]