CT Scanners July 24, 2023
AI Automates Liver Fat Detection July 24, 2023
A new study shows how AI can make opportunistic screening a reality by analyzing abdominal CT scans for signs of fatty liver.
Brain Imaging July 20, 2023
CMS May Shake Up PET Payments July 20, 2023
In a major victory for PET advocates, CMS this week said it was opening a review of its reimbursement policy on PET scans for Alzheimer’s disease.
CT Scanners July 17, 2023
How COVID Crashed CT Scanners in China July 17, 2023
In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic in China, hospitals were performing so many lung scans of infected patients that CT scanners were crashing.
Brain Imaging July 13, 2023
MRI Findings Linked to Psychosis July 13, 2023
Brain abnormalities were common on MRI in patients presenting with psychosis for the first time, suggesting scans should be a routine part of their evaluation.
Imaging Service July 10, 2023
Undermining the Argument for NPPs July 10, 2023
Non-physician practitioners are reading more medical imaging exams, but new findings raise questions about whether this emerging trend is good for healthcare.
Artificial Intelligence July 6, 2023
Can You Believe the AI Hype? July 6, 2023
A new study found that marketing materials for one-fifth of FDA-cleared AI applications don’t agree with the language in their regulatory submissions.
Artificial Intelligence June 29, 2023
H1 Radiology Recap June 29, 2023
In our wrap-up of the top radiology stories for the first half of 2023, new developments in the use of ChatGPT for imaging clearly generated the most headlines.
Theranostics June 26, 2023
Theranostics Grabs SNMMI Spotlight June 26, 2023
The emerging field of theranostics is one of the most exciting in medicine, and nowhere is this more evident than at this week’s SNMMI 2023.
CT Scanners June 22, 2023
Is There Hope for CT Lung Screening? June 22, 2023
A new study has found CT lung cancer screening rates of 21.2%, much higher than previous estimates.
Imaging IT June 20, 2023
Better Together at SIIM June 20, 2023
In-person meetings like SIIM still have relevance despite the proliferation of Zoom calls and remote work.
Artificial Intelligence June 15, 2023
AI Reinvigorates SIIM 2023 June 15, 2023
The rise of AI has given SIIM a shot in the arm from a content perspective, and the return of in-person meetings plays to the conference’s strength as a hub for networking.
Breast Imaging June 12, 2023
Taking Ultrasound Beyond Breast Density June 12, 2023
Dense breast tissue shouldn’t be the only factor used to decide whether women get supplemental imaging during mammography screening.
Artificial Intelligence June 8, 2023
Mayo’s AI Model June 8, 2023
Mayo Clinic is rolling the AI platform concept out across its entire healthcare enterprise to help clinicians enjoy the benefits of AI without the implementation headache.
Artificial Intelligence June 5, 2023
When AI Goes Wrong June 5, 2023
Radiologists who received incorrect AI results were more likely to make incorrect decisions on patient follow-up.
Brain Imaging June 1, 2023
When TIA Imaging Is Incomplete June 1, 2023
Patients with transient ischemic attack (TIA) who didn’t get full imaging workups were 30% more likely to have a new stroke diagnosis within 90 days.
Cardiac Imaging May 25, 2023
CT Flexes Muscles in Heart May 25, 2023
CT-derived CAC scores were more effective in predicting coronary heart disease than genetic scores when added to traditional risk scoring.
Artificial Intelligence May 22, 2023
AI Investment Shift May 22, 2023
VC investment in the AI medical imaging sector has shifted in the last couple years, with money moving to later-stage companies.
Imaging Service May 18, 2023
The Perils of Worklist Cherry-Picking May 18, 2023
A new study exposes the downstream effects on healthcare of cherry-picking – when radiologists pick easier imaging exams from a worklist.
Imaging Policy & Legislation May 15, 2023
Medical Malpractice Crisis May 15, 2023
Is a new crisis looming in medical malpractice insurance? An AMA analysis finds that medical liability premiums are skyrocketing again.
