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Image: Researchers have found that gadolinium-based MRI contrast agents may remain in the brains of many or all patients, not only those with an underlying pathology as previously thought (Photo courtesy of Shutterstock).

Research Suggests Contrast Agent Deposition Occurs in Most Patients

Gadolinium contrast agent has been used to enhance Magnetic Resonance (MR) images in hundreds of millions of patients, and tiny traces of the agent are often retained in the brain tissue of patients for years following the exams.
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27 Jun 2017

Technique Boosts the Quality of MRI Scans

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$Image: Research shows underweight female runners have a higher risk of injury from stress fractures (Photo courtesy of the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center).$

Low BMI May Increase Risk of Stress Fractures

Researchers have shown that underweight female runners have a higher risk of injury from stress fractures and take a longer time to heal, than women with a normal Body Mass Index (BMI). Read more
20 Jun 2017 | Radiography

Image: A patient inside an MRI scanner with metasurface-enhanced coil arrays (Photo courtesy of ITMO University).

First Humans Tested with New MRI Technology

A new metamaterial-enhanced MRI technique has been tested for the first time on humans.

The technique enhances the local sensitivity of Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scanners and could be used to acquire higher-resolution MRI images, reduce image acquisition time, improve patient comfort, and improve the diagnosis of disease. Read more
19 Jun 2017 | MRI

Image: The digital subtraction angiography images show the progress of partial Uterine Fibroid Embolization (UFE) treatments (Photo courtesy of RSNA).

Technique Restores Fertility to Patients with Fibroids

Researchers have shown that Uterine Fibroid Embolization (UFE) treatments can enable women suffering from uterine fibroids to become pregnant again. Read more
19 Jun 2017 | Radiography

Image: A new study shows a single dose of radiation therapy can treat metastatic spinal cord compression (Photo courtesy of NCI).

Single RT Treatment Relieves Spinal Compression Symptoms

A new study suggests that a single radiation therapy (RT) treatment is as effective as a full week of RT for treating spinal cord compression (SCC), a common complication of metastatic cancer. Read more
16 Jun 2017 | Nuclear medicine

Image: Photoacoustic imaging (R) produces images as detailed and accurate as traditional methods (L) (Photo courtesy of Terence Wong / WUSTL).

Photoacoustic Imaging Ensures Complete Cancer Removal

A novel technology that combines light and sound can scan tissue samples to produce images detailed and accurate enough to determine whether a tumor has been completely removed. Read more
14 Jun 2017 | General/Advanced Imaging

Image: Images of the proximal left anterior descending coronary artery most strongly predict mortality (L) and survival (R) cases (Photo courtesy of the University of Adelaide).

Cross-Sectional CT Imaging Could Predict Patient Longevity

A new study suggests that analysis of computerized tomography (CT) images of internal organs could predict 5-year mortality with almost 70% accuracy. Read more
14 Jun 2017 | Radiography

Image: By combining optical and molecular imaging, British researchers have developed a potential solution to help surgeons get the tumor margins right the first time during breast surgery (Photo courtesy of King’s College).

Combined Imaging Technique Used in Breast Surgery

Researchers in the UK have shown that a combined optical and molecular imaging technique can be used to assess tumor margins during breast-conserving surgery. Read more
13 Jun 2017 | General/Advanced Imaging

$Image: A new study of CTs shows that reduced size and density of core muscle (highlighted in red) as shown in the lower image is associated with frailty and reduced lifespan in hip-fracture patients (Photo courtesy of the University of California – Davis Health System).$

CT Scans Help Improve Hip Fracture Outcomes

The results of a new study suggest that clinicians could use CT scans to help find the best treatment for elderly patients who suffer from broken hips. Read more
13 Jun 2017 | Radiography

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Image: A new study indicates mobile phone resistors could be used to retrospectively measure radiation dosage (Photo courtesy of Lund University).

Mobile Phone Analysis Helps Reveal Radiation Exposure

An analysis of mobile phones and other objects in close proximity with the body could be used in retrospective dosimetry, according to a new study. Researchers at Lund University (Sweden) conducted... Read more

Image: New research showed no difference in survival rates between bladder removal surgery and bladder-preserving treatment (Photo courtesy of Shutterstock).

Study Investigates Survival Rates of Bladder Cancer Patients

A large-scale study of cancer patients has revealed that was no difference between the survival rates following radical bladder removal surgery compared to bladder-preserving combined modality treatment.... Read more

Image: The Infinix-i Dual plane angiography system (Photo courtesy of Toshiba Medical Systems).

New Dual C-Arm System Launched for Improved Patient Care

A new potentially more cost-effective angiography system with two dedicated C-arms, which can be used to perform cardiac and peripheral procedures in the same room, has been unveiled. The new system... Read more

Image: An example of radiation a therapy treatment for head and neck cancer patients (Photo courtesy of the Head and Neck Cancer Guide).

Personalized Radiotherapy Treatments Developed for Cancer Patients

Researchers have revealed a new innovative radiation therapy approach, called the radiosensitivity index, which can improve the outcomes of radiation therapy for patients with head and neck cancer.... Read more

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Researchers Develop Faster Cardiovascular MR Protocol

The results of an international study show that a new cardiovascular MR imaging protocol can reduce costs by 80%, and is three times as fast as current tests. The new protocol also changed clinical... Read more

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