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Combining brain MRI and CT radiomic features improves prognosis prediction for lung cancer patients with brain metastasis, according to research presented at the ISMRM meeting.
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Three clinical issues that may arise with theranostics treatments will require special provisions, according to a talk at ARRS 2024.
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New MRI techniques reveal subtle tissue alterations involved in mild traumatic brain injuries and provide new insights.
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ISMRM: Is low-field MRI coming of age for lung imaging?
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Low-field MRI can now detect many pathologies in the lungs, but radiologists must get better at interpreting pulmonary 0.55-tesla MRI scans.
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ISMRM: MRI shows promise for helping to diagnose PTSD
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MRI shows promise for helping to diagnose post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), according to a presentation delivered May 7 at ISMRM 2024.
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ISMRM: Swiss team casts light on congenital heart disease
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Researchers from Zurich have developed a cumulative clinical risk score that may provide an early predictive marker for long-term brain alterations and cognitive impairments in patients with congenital heart disease.
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ISMRM: MRI technique has value in identifying triple-negative breast cancer
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3D amide proton transfer imaging (3D-APT) can distinguish between triple-negative and non-triple-negative breast cancer.
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Could the simple strategy of drinking enough water help radiologists combat the effects of sleep deprivation caused by night shift work?
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MR spectroscopic imaging shows the effects of antiretroviral therapy on the brains of HIV-positive individuals.
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ISMRM: Improving access worldwide to MRI: ‘No surrender,’ expert says
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About 70% of the world’s population has zero access to MRI, and it will take a “no surrender” approach to improve this disparity.
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