This issue examines advances in radiology reporting, the possible role of GLP-1s in breast cancer prevention, predictive imaging with AI, and evolving diagnostic displays.
General Radiology
Burnout is a significant problem in radiology. Experts recommend overhauling workflow to bring medical imaging into the AI age.
Even radiologists and AI programs have difficulty spotting the differences between real and synthetic images, but the threat to health care is relatively low.
With radiologists reading more studies than ever, environmental and ergonomic concerns have never been more urgent.
DR has long been the backbone of diagnostic imaging. Fast, accessible, and cost-effective, X-ray remains the first-line modality in hospitals,…
Medical imaging techniques and equipment are key for diagnosing and treating Parkinson’s disease, a movement disorder caused by the deterioration…
The landscape of radiology practice in the United States is undergoing a profound transformation. Once stable, independent community radiology groups…
Medical images from space boldly go where no X-ray imaging has gone before. In April, the first medical-grade radiographs taken…
Fluoroscopy has become an essential tool in modern diagnostic and interventional medicine, transforming real-time imaging and playing a key role…
A simulation software for radiologic technologists, called ScanLabCT, aims to enhance training and improve the technical skills of rad techs.…