Kate Madden Yee[email protected]MRINEJM: fMRI indicates that some unresponsive patients perform cognitive tasksFunctional MRI (fMRI) indicates that 25% of unresponsive brain injury patients can still perform cognitive tasks.August 14, 2024MRIAdvanced MRI neuroimaging often changes brain cancer managementAdvanced neuroimaging MRI techniques -- such as perfusion and spectroscopy -- change 44% of management plans in patients with high-grade glioma, researchers have reported.August 14, 2024CTStudy finds lung nodules in more than a fifth of nonsmokersLung nodules are present in more than a fifth of Northern European nonsmokers -- a percentage similar to their prevalence in high-risk populations of smokers.August 13, 2024MRICardiovascular MRI plus AI predicts heart failure riskCardiovascular MRI combined with an AI model can predict heart failure risk in the general population by estimating pressure in the heart.August 13, 2024Editor's NoteWeek in Review: Cancer screening costs | What does a doctor look like? | Medicare and CT colonographyThe cost of cancer screening in the U.S. has topped more than $40 billion, with mammography and cervical cancer screenings accounting for the largest total number of tests. Our coverage of a study on cancer screening metrics was our top article this week.August 10, 2024CTDECT superior to HU values for predicting osteoporosis fracturesDECT-based volumetric assessment is better than evaluating HU-based values and cortical thickness ratio for predicting the two-year risk of bone fractures.August 9, 2024Practice ManagementBeware barriers to the assessment of cancer patient financial hardshipImplementing a financial hardship screening protocol for cancer patients requires a thorough understanding of social determinants of health.August 8, 2024CTAuntMinnie.com CT InsiderPrimary care providers (PCPs) want radiologists to include incidental findings from CT imaging in their reports, but they're not so confident in the AI technology that flags these results.August 7, 2024CTDo PCPs trust the AI that flags opportunistic CT imaging results?PCPs want radiologists to include incidental findings from CT imaging in their reports, but they're not very confident in the AI technology that flags these results.August 7, 2024MRICT, MRI enterography show promise for assessing Crohn's diseaseBoth CT and MRI enterography show promise for assessing the severity of Crohn's disease, researchers have reported.August 6, 2024Previous PagePage 22 of 49Next PageTop StoriesPractice ManagementMalpractice factors tied to imaging use in emergency departmentSeveral liability and damage caps are tied to less imaging being used for patients who present with a headache.Womens ImagingExperts, research highlight prevalence of remote breast imagingUltrasoundAblation procedures cure thyroid disorders in older patientsPractice ManagementNYU researcher's new book explores how imaging is 'changing our world'Sponsor ContentJoin Us!
