Tracie L. Thompson[email protected]MRIMRI's new role: assessing obscure fetal abnormalitiesCHICAGO - The advent of ultrafast MRI techniques is enabling radiologists to diagnose or confirm problems in the lungs, brain, genitourinary region and other areas where fetal ultrasound images are inconclusive or nonspecific.December 2, 1999BreastPoor breast positioning thwarts mammo accreditationCHICAGO - Poor positioning of fatty breasts and underexposure of dense breasts are among the top reasons why mammography facilities fail to receive accreditation due to unsatisfactory clinical images.December 2, 1999UltrasoundSetting a QUS cut-off to screen for osteoporosis?CHICAGO - If quantitative ultrasound were used as an initial screening exam among the patients with suspected osteoporosis referred to the Klinik Radiodiagnostik at the University of Vienna, it could have ruled out osteoporosis in 20% of patients.November 28, 1999Previous PagePage 24 of 24Top StoriesAIAI leads to lower turnaround times for high-volume imagingAlong with lower turnaround times, a study revealed that most latency issues from AI use are due to data routing.Molecular ImagingSNMMI: PSMA-PET/CT-guided biopsy improves prostate cancer detectionMRIMR elastography standards reliable for imaging chronic liver diseaseUltrasoundNew ultrasound feature predicts poor prognosis in HCCMRIPodcast: California report reveals MRI safety jurisdiction limits
