Radiology

Can New Tech Prevent Unnecessary Breast Biopsies?
Imaging & Diagnostics Can New Tech Prevent Unnecessary Breast Biopsies?

The recommendation for a breast biopsy can trigger a cascade of anxiety and uncertainty, a difficult experience made more common by the limitations of current screening technologies. For many women, particularly those with dense breast tissue, standard mammograms and follow-up ultrasounds often

Is Pre-Processing the Key to Better AI Cancer Diagnosis?
Imaging & Diagnostics Is Pre-Processing the Key to Better AI Cancer Diagnosis?

The relentless pursuit of technological solutions in medicine has positioned artificial intelligence as a potential game-changer in the fight against breast cancer, with much of the excitement centered on developing ever-more powerful and complex algorithms. However, a growing body of evidence

Is This Philips' Big Bet on AI Heart Care?
Imaging & Diagnostics Is This Philips' Big Bet on AI Heart Care?

In the intricate and high-stakes environment of the cardiac catheterization lab, where clinicians make critical decisions that can alter the course of a patient's life, the push for clearer, more comprehensive data has never been more intense. The recent acquisition of SpectraWave, an innovative

Can AI Read a CT Scan Like a Radiologist?
Imaging & Diagnostics Can AI Read a CT Scan Like a Radiologist?

The modern hospital is facing an unprecedented data deluge, with over 20 million abdomen-pelvis CT scans performed each year in the United States alone, creating a significant and growing gap between the sheer volume of imaging exams and the finite capacity of skilled radiologists to interpret

Advanced CT Scanner Enhances Care at Peace Island
Imaging & Diagnostics Advanced CT Scanner Enhances Care at Peace Island

The successful delivery of modern healthcare, particularly in island communities, often hinges on access to timely and precise diagnostic imaging, a challenge that can significantly impact patient outcomes. PeaceHealth Peace Island Medical Center has taken a monumental step in addressing this need

DMU Dean Selected for Nuclear Medicine Leadership Academy
Imaging & Diagnostics DMU Dean Selected for Nuclear Medicine Leadership Academy

In the rapidly evolving landscape of medical imaging, where technological innovation constantly reshapes patient care, the need for visionary leadership has never been more critical. Answering this call, Dr. Robert J. Loch, the Associate Dean of Clinical and Student Affairs in the College of Health

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