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May 2025
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New PET
With dementia rates predicted to double in the coming decades, researchers are developing new methods to detect the disease and slow its progression.
Dynamic Detection
Standard prostate MRI tends to miss low-grade carcinomas. However, a new MRI technique combines multiple sequences to prevent such misses and enhance diagnoses.
Getting Along With AI
AI has become inevitable in medical imaging, and those within the field who embrace it are better off than those who do not.
Empowering Women
While several treatments for uterine fibroids exist, the often underutilized uterine artery embolization is highly effective and minimally invasive.
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Editor’s Note
Incremental Gains
CT Slice
CT: Risk vs Benefit
Evolving Education
New simulation software provides rad techs with enhanced training.
Ultrasound News
With superior resolution, optical coherence tomography makes surgical decisions more precise than ever.
Pediatric Imaging
Radiologists are making pediatric imaging more patient-friendly, optimizing care and minimizing radiation exposure.
On the Case
Radiologists discover a case of liver infarction due to postpartum HELLP syndrome.
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April 2025
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Making Connections
AI is aiding radiologists in tracking follow-ups and preventing patients from “falling through the cracks.”
Breathing Room
The standard pulmonary function test is often difficult for those with reduced lung capacity. By combining AI and CT, radiologists have developed a newer, more effective method of measuring lung function.
On View
Medical display manufacturers are designing new displays with enhanced ergonomics and the promise of reduced eye strain to account for burgeoning radiologists’ workloads.
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Editor’s Note
Rising to the Challenge
Oncology Imaging
Researchers have developed a more effective means of imaging by focusing on how long fluorescent dyes emit light.
AI Insights
Radiologists are using a special kind of mammography to calculate women’s cardiovascular risk.
MRI Monitor
Some of the latest news from the RSNA.
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On the Case
Radiologists discover a case of uterine inversion.
Second Opinions
March 2025
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AI in IR
In the same ways AI is aiding the wider field of radiology, it is aiding IR, increasing workflow efficiency, automating processes, and much more.
Timely Intervention
Facilities employing mobile stroke units are looking to increase funding to make this life-saving equipment more widely accessible.
Data-Driven Breast Care
Diverse datasets bolster AI’s ability to provide unbiased and enhanced breast cancer diagnoses for diverse populations.
Getting a Grip
Physical strain is a problem for radiologic technologists, especially in ultrasound. Experts are working to alleviate such strain.
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Editor’s Note
Early Arrival
DR News
Radiologists are working on ways to catch osteoporosis, the “silent disease,” sooner, aiding patients and saving health systems billions.
Reporter’s Notebook
News from RSNA 2024
Imaging Informatics
Streamlining radiology workflows increases veteran’s access to quality care.
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On the Case
Radiologists discover a case of cementoossifying fibroma of the mandible.
Second Opinions
January/February 2025
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Supplying Demand
Radiopharmaceutical companies are attempting to meet the increased demand for radioisotopes by opening new facilities and bracing for potential shutdowns.
Counting on CT
CT innovations made a splash at RSNA 2024. Here’s a glance at some of what was unveiled.
Proactive or Con?
Researchers continue to evaluate the practicality and effectiveness of whole-body MRI.
5 Things to Watch in 2025
Our annual look at news and trends from the RSNA conference.
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Editor’s Note
Going Strong
Billing and Coding
Radiology Today reviews the new MR safety codes for 2025.
Imaging Informatics
The future of generative AI is bright in the radiology field.
Ultrasound News
With a new ultrasound device, patients in trauma centers could be triaged much quicker.
On the Case
Radiologists discover a case of right circumflex aorta.
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