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Precision Prescription
In triage situations, seconds count, and never more so than during a pandemic. Given the concurrent priorities associated with social distancing, AI thought leaders have trained their sights on split-second identification of COVID-19 in the lung.
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Another Piece of the Puzzle
In recent studies, emerging research using MRI in Alzheimer’s detection shows promise in identifying its markers in the brain, with possible applications for early diagnosis and symptom progression.
Taking Ultrasound by the Hand
Offering versatility, flexibility, and quick disinfection, handheld point-of-care ultrasound devices may be the right tool at the right time.
5 Things to Watch in 2021
The venue may have changed, but RSNA’s online extravaganza was chock-full as always with insights and developments. Our annual feature spotlights a few of our favorites.
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A 52-year-old man presented to the emergency department as a level 1 trauma status post assault, with altered mental status, facial lacerations, and swelling. On cross-sectional imaging, the patient was found to have bilateral subdural hematomas, comminuted facial bone fractures including bilateral mandibular fractures, and a splenic laceration. Continue reading »
