Radiology

The staggering reality of lung cancer in Malaysia is underscored by the fact that nearly nine individuals are diagnosed with this life-threatening condition every single day. Recent data from the Malaysian National Cancer Registry highlights a deeply concerning trend where lung cancer has

Surgeons often struggle with the decision of how aggressive a neck dissection should be when preoperative ultrasound provides ambiguous information about nodal involvement. This dilemma is particularly acute in the management of differentiated thyroid cancer, where papillary thyroid carcinoma (PTC)

The variability challenge remains a significant barrier to the widespread adoption of AI, requiring models that can adapt to different equipment brands and scanning protocols. This fundamental technical hurdle defined much of the discourse at the 2026 National Healthcare Security Medical Imaging AI

While 6Ga-PSMA and 18F-DCFPyL are cornerstones of modern prostate cancer diagnostics, their effectiveness is limited by the respiratory 'blur' that occurs in the chest and abdomen. This phenomenon is a persistent technical obstacle in nuclear medicine because Positron Emission Tomography/Computed

Medical researchers at the University of Vienna are investigating whether dual-modality imaging can accurately identify which patients with elevated PSA levels truly require a biopsy. For decades, the standard protocol for suspected prostate cancer has relied heavily on the Prostate-Specific

Severe exertional dyspnea and intestinal obstruction marked the final stages of the patient's seventeen-month battle with this rare and invasive form of urethral malignancy. Primary urethral carcinoma remains one of the most elusive and devastating urological conditions, accounting for less than