Current Issue
May 2025
FEATURES
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.
Second Opinions
