Brian Casey[email protected]UltrasoundUltrasound elastography falls short in reducing breast biopsiesSunday, November 29 | 12:30 p.m.-1:30 p.m. | LL-BR4058-B03 | Lakeside Learning CenterUltrasound elastography is a promising technique for a number of applications, one of which could be reducing the number of unnecessary breast biopsies by enabling clinicians to characterize suspicious tissue. However, Korean researchers on Sunday will discuss how they found that elastography fell short for this application.November 10, 2009UltrasoundRoad to RSNA 2009: Ultrasound PreviewNovember 10, 2009BreastDense breasts and cancer risk; fine-tuning whole-breast radiationNovember 9, 2009Image ProcessingSoftware application analyzes contrast ultrasound liver imagesTuesday, December 1 | 10:40 a.m.-10:50 a.m. | SSG06-02 | Room E353CAs ultrasound contrast becomes more widely used (at least outside the U.S.), software is becoming available to analyze contrast-enhanced ultrasound (CEUS) images. In this Tuesday morning presentation, Swiss researchers will discuss their use of a commercially available software application for analyzing CEUS images of focal liver lesions.November 8, 2009UltrasoundMedicare cuts also hit cardiac imaging; reducing unneeded DVT ultrasoundsNovember 4, 2009BreastUltrasound elastography falls short in reducing breast biopsiesSunday, November 29 | 12:30 p.m.-1:30 p.m. | LL-BR4058-B03 | Lakeside Learning CenterUltrasound elastography is a promising technique for a number of applications, one of which could be reducing the number of unnecessary breast biopsies by enabling clinicians to characterize suspicious tissue. However, Korean researchers on Sunday will discuss how they found that elastography fell short for this application.November 3, 2009Radiation Oncology/TherapyGood news/bad news from CMS; reports from ASTRO; Road to RSNA 2009November 2, 2009CTVC CAD finds more polyps; what went wrong for VC in 2009?October 28, 2009Digital X-RayHomegrown software analyzes digital x-rays for scoliosisBrazilian researchers have developed a software application that analyzes digital x-ray images to improve the assessment of scoliosis. The researchers believe the software could provide a more accurate method than manual measurements for calculating angles caused by the curvature of the spine.October 27, 2009Pediatric RadiologyWooden scanner models help calm kids; Markey bill updateOctober 26, 2009Previous PagePage 51 of 190Next PageTop StoriesAugmented/Virtual RealityVR boosts accuracy, confidence for evaluating abdominal neuroblastomaCompared with CT, VR helps surgeons more with anatomical assessment in abdominal neuroblastoma.MRIMRI shows features of scapular pain in patientsWomens ImagingCEM-guided biopsy effective for sampling suspicious breast findingsDigital X-RayRadiologists, LLMs fail at spotting AI-generated chest x-raysMinniesMeet the Minnies 2026 semifinalist candidates
