Theresa Pablos[email protected]BreastDBT detects more early-stage breast cancers than mammoThe results of a large, prospective study published on November 11 in Radiology show that digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT) detected more early-stage invasive cancers than full-field digital mammography did. The study also demonstrated that DBT's benefits extend beyond the initial screening.November 10, 2020UltrasoundRoad to RSNA 2020: UltrasoundIt's been a big year for ultrasound, and the presentations at the virtual RSNA 2020 meeting are sure to continue that trend. The conference will cover a number of cutting-edge ultrasound topics, including the use of artificial intelligence and contrast-enhanced applications.November 9, 2020UltrasoundUltrasound: The 60-year-old modality of the futureThe research presented at the RSNA 2020 virtual meeting will offer radiologists one way to learn about ultrasound innovations and up their game. The conference will cover a number of cutting-edge ultrasound topics driving improvements in quality and accuracy.November 9, 2020UltrasoundUltrasound steps up in COVID-19 pandemicIt's impossible to talk about ultrasound in 2020 without mentioning the COVID-19 pandemic. But perhaps unlike with other imaging modalities, the novel coronavirus pandemic has put a spotlight on larger, evolving trends in ultrasound research and use.November 9, 2020BreastSome types of HRT more risky for breast cancerA new prospective study from the U.K. linked the use of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) for menopause with an increased risk of breast cancer. However, the risks vary depending on the type of HRT medication used, according to the findings of the October 28 study.November 5, 2020UltrasoundEchocardiography shows range of COVID-19 heart injuriesEchocardiography revealed a wide range of serious heart abnormalities in patients hospitalized for COVID-19. The findings come from the first part of one of the largest studies on COVID-19 heart complications to date and were published on October 26 in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology.November 1, 2020BreastShould genetic testing for breast cancer stop at 65?Genetics still play a crucial role in whether women over the age of 65 develop breast cancer, according to new research to be presented at the American Society of Human Genetics 2020 meeting, taking place virtually October 27-30.October 26, 2020UltrasoundBetter than x-ray? Physicians study POCUS for fracturesPoint-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) has unique strengths that make it promising for evaluating broken bones in children. But could POCUS really replace x-rays for fractures? The answer may depend on training, according to the findings of an October 21 study in Ultrasound in Medicine and Biology.October 25, 2020UltrasoundUltrasound pinpoints patients missed by COVID-19 testsPhysicians can use lung ultrasound scan results and clinical symptoms to identify patients with false-negative COVID-19 test results, according to the findings of an October 13 study in Annals of Emergency Medicine.October 22, 2020UltrasoundDisinfect the air, say ultrasound experts from ChinaChinese ultrasound experts advised disinfecting both surfaces and the room air within ultrasound departments to protect healthcare professionals during the novel coronavirus pandemic. The advice is among the first to address air sanitation, and it was published on October 12 in Ultrasound in Medicine and Biology.October 20, 2020Previous PagePage 6 of 22Next PageTop StoriesMRIDeep learning plus MRI predicts likelihood of postpartum hemorrhageAround the world, postpartum hemorrhage is one of the primary causes of complications and fatalities among women.Womens ImagingPersonal tragedies spur unity behind bill for diagnostic breast careMRIFDA cites MRI study in new requirements for COVID-19 manufacturersMolecular ImagingSNMMI: Consider radiation safety when adding F-18 MPI to the radiation oncology suiteCTACS: Half of cancer mortality due to modifiable risk factors
