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3D/4D ultrasound matures as it shows clinical value
Initially a technology used only by early adopters, 3D/4D ultrasound has indeed come of age, buoyed by mounting evidence of its diagnostic utility in a variety of clinical applications. Today, 3D/4D ultrasound is increasingly being used by healthcare institutions around the world.
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3D/4D ultrasound imaging: Coming of age
Although high-performance 3D/4D technology has been available in ultrasound for years, it hasn't routinely been used in all clinical practices. That may change in 2013, however, thanks to a number of key trends that are expected to drive widespread adoption.
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Representative 3D displacement maps of one subject (female, 24 years old) derived from aMRI. The top row shows the coronal, sagittal, and axial slices of a structural aMRI magnitude image for morphological context, while the bottom row shows displacement fields overlaid; greater pulsatility during the cardiac cycle is seen in areas surrounding the brainstem and cerebrospinal filled regions.
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ISMRM: 3D amplified MRI reveals age-related drop in brain pulsatility
Brain pulsatility reflects cerebrovascular health, which makes it important to assess, according to study results shared at ISMRM 2026.
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ISMRM: 3D amplified MRI reveals age-related drop in brain pulsatility
By Kate Madden Yee
Brain pulsatility reflects cerebrovascular health, which makes it important to assess, according to study results shared at ISMRM 2026.
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Representative 3D displacement maps of one subject (female, 24 years old) derived from aMRI. The top row shows the coronal, sagittal, and axial slices of a structural aMRI magnitude image for morphological context, while the bottom row shows displacement fields overlaid; greater pulsatility during the cardiac cycle is seen in areas surrounding the brainstem and cerebrospinal filled regions.
ISMRM: MRI, MRS show metabolic gains from obesity lifestyle intervention
By Kate Madden Yee
MR techniques reveal how exercising can improve metabolic measures in obese patients, suggest findings presented at ISMRM 2026.
May 13, 2026
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ISMRM: Kirsten Donald on using MRI to improve children's lives
By Kate Madden Yee
Donald delivered the meeting's Lauterbur Lecture on the topic of MRI insights into child neurodevelopment.
May 13, 2026
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ISMRM: Maruf Adewole shares how MRI, AI can expand global care
By Amerigo Allegretto
Maruf Adewole, PhD, at ISMRM 2026 shares insights on expanding MRI in global health with the help of AI.
May 13, 2026
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ISMRM: Incoming ISMRM president reflects on time in Cape Town
By Amerigo Allegretto
Incoming ISMRM president Petra Hüppi, MD, talks with AuntMinnie about her time in Cape Town and what research she is leading.
May 13, 2026
Petra Hüppi, MD, will assume her role as ISMRM president at the end of the society's 2026 meeting in Cape Town.
ISMRM: DMI detects treatment response in patients with high-grade gliomas
By Will Morton
Deuterium is a stable, nontoxic isotope used to label glucose, which is then administered as an oral imaging agent.
May 13, 2026
Representative DMI data from a patient with a high-grade glioma. DMI ratio maps pre- and post-treatment show spatial metabolic changes. Deuterium spectra from the tumor and contralateral NABP demonstrate metabolic differences and therapeutic effects.
ISMRM: Kathryn Keenan on collaboration between rads and physicists
By Kate Madden Yee
Along with current ISMRM president Mark Griswold, PhD, Keenan delivered a talk at the opening plenary session of the conference.
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ISMRM: Cardiac MRI key to assessing CVD risk in those with HIV
By Kate Madden Yee
As treatment for HIV has improved, those with the disease are living longer -- and thus may develop other diseases, including CVD.
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ISMRM: 7T MR spectroscopy uncovers sleep-neurotransmitter dynamics
By Liz Carey
Study provides insights into the neurochemical basis of sleep disorders in relation to glutamate imbalances.
May 12, 2026
Joshita Majumdar, PhD candidate in electrical and computer engineering, presented a snapshot of 7T MRI research based at the Auburn University Neuroimaging Center in Alabama. Other team members not pictured include Nguyen Phuoc Huynh and Adil Bashir, PhD, both of Auburn’s Samuel Ginn College of Engineering, and Lavanya Sankaran of California Health Sciences University in Fresno, CA.
ISMRM: Fully automated fetal MRI scanning pipeline shows success
By Amerigo Allegretto
Results presented at ISMRM 2026 suggest a fully automated fetal MRI pipeline can perform on par with specialists.
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ISMRM: Katja Pinker talks recent advancements in breast MRI
By Amerigo Allegretto
At ISMRM 2026, Katja Pinker, MD, PhD, talks about promising trends and observations in breast MRI that should provide optimism.
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ISMRM: 7T MRI-compatible piano may measure neural activity
By Amerigo Allegretto
A study shown at ISMRM 2026 shows how a 7T MRI-compatible piano may be applied to measuring brain activity from users.
May 12, 2026
Researchers at ISMRM presented results from a proof-of-concept study showing how a 7T MRI-compatible piano could potentially help take neural measurements.
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