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Image: The 360-degree AR patient solution combines Precision VR models with the Magic One headset (Photo courtesy of Surgical Theater).

New AR Patient Solution Applies VR to Thoracic Surgery

Surgical Theater (Mayfield Village, OH, USA), a provider of virtual and augmented reality healthcare services, has launched its first ever 360° Augmented Reality (AR) patient engagement solution that will allow thoracic surgeons to view patient-specific virtual reconstructions in AR. Read more
18 May 2019 | Industry News
Image: MRI can be used to analyze gait motion (Photo courtesy of UDEL Delaware Rehabilitation Institute).

MRI Helps Evaluate and Improve Knee Rehabilitation

A new study reveals how magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) can be used to study gait mechanics and joint function in patients with anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) deficiencies. Read more
13 May 2019 | General/Advanced Imaging
Image: The PUMA-G system provides a percutaneous ultrasound gastrostomy procedure that can be quickly and easily performed at the point-of-care (Photo courtesy of CoapTech).

Ultrasound-Based System Helps Place Enteral Feeding Tubes

A novel point-of-care ultrasound magnet aligned (PUMA) system allows bedside placement of percutaneous gastrostomy feeding tubes using solely ultrasound imaging. Read more
09 May 2019 | Ultrasound
Image: Radiographer using the MOBILETT Elara Max mobile X- ray machine (Photo courtesy of Siemens Healthineers).

Technological Advancements and Multi-Modality Systems Driving X-ray Detector Market

The global healthcare X-ray detectors market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 6.14% during the forecast period 2018-2024, driven primarily by technological advancements and adoption of multi-modality imaging systems in hospitals. Read more
08 May 2019 | Industry News
Image: The Vscan portable handheld ultrasound (Photo courtesy of GE Healthcare).

Primary Care Physicians to Drive Growth in Handheld Ultrasound Market

The global market for handheld ultrasound is projected to surpass USD 400 million by 2023. In 2018, sales of handheld ultrasound accounted for less than 2% of the USD 6. Read more
08 May 2019 | Industry News
Image: The Xstrahl 150 system is designed to treat superficial skin lesions (Photo courtesy of Xstrahl).

Superficial RT System Treats Non-Melanoma Skin Cancer

A comprehensive superficial radiotherapy (RT) system offers clinicians the ability to treat the full range of non-melanoma skin cancer cases with optimum dose control. Read more
08 May 2019 | Nuclear medicine
Image: The GammaPod stereotactic radiotherapy system (Photo courtesy of Xcision Medical Systems).

Radioactive Teletherapy System Destroys Breast Cancer

An innovative cobalt (Co60) stereotactic radiotherapy system (SRS) immobilizes the breast in order to provide high levels of accuracy during treatment planning and delivery. Read more
08 May 2019 | Nuclear medicine
Image: Researchers are working to miniaturize the endoscope so that it could be used in the working channel of a colonoscope; this would allow a surgeon to view photoacoustic images prior to performing treatment (Photo courtesy of Guan Xu, University of Michigan).

Photoacoustic Endoscopy Could Improve Crohn's Treatment

A new study highlights a prototype photoacoustic (PA) imaging endoscope that could be used to characterize inflammation and fibrosis in Crohn’s disease (CD). Read more
07 May 2019 | General/Advanced Imaging
Image: A new study claims CT screening reduces lung cancer mortality (Photo courtesy of Shutterstock).

CT Lung Screening Cuts Cancer Mortality in Half

A new study suggests that computerized tomography (CT) lung cancer screening can reduce the risk of lung cancer mortality by 51%, compared to x-ray screening. Read more
06 May 2019 | General/Advanced Imaging
Image: New research looks to predict the treatment response in NSCLC with deep-learning technology (Photo courtesy of Getty Images).

New Deep-Learning Model Could Help Predict Lung Cancer Outcomes

A team of researchers used serial image scans of tumors from patients with non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) to develop a new deep-learning model that predicted treatment response and survival outcomes better than standard clinical parameters. Read more
03 May 2019 | Industry News
Image: The Revolution Apex CT with Deep Learning Image Reconstruction (DLIR) technology (Photo courtesy of GE Healthcare).

First Deep Learning-Based Image Reconstruction Technology Receives FDA Clearance

GE Healthcare (Chicago, IL, USA) has received 510(k) clearance from the U.S. FDA for its Deep Learning Image Reconstruction (DLIR) engine on its new Revolution Apex CT device, and as an upgrade to its Revolution CT system in the U. Read more
03 May 2019 | Industry News
Image: The MyLab X5 ultrasound system (Photo courtesy of Esaote).

Zero-Click Automation Speeds Ultrasound Examinations

A new compact console ultrasound system provides high-quality ultrasound technology to hospitals, clinics, and private practices. Read more
02 May 2019 | Ultrasound

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Image: A new study suggests that shielding patients undergoing diagnostic x-rays could be counter-productive (Photo courtesy of Rebecca Milman Marsh / Shutterstock).

New Study Questions Benefits of Patient Shielding during Imaging

A new study claims that patient shielding in diagnostic imaging provides negligible benefits and actually increases risks. A study written by researchers at the University of Colorado School of Medicine... Read more

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Image: The arrows in the images indicate abnormalities on the children’s MRI brain scans with no apparent symptoms of multiple sclerosis (Photo courtesy of Yale University).

Research Identifies Children at High Risk for MS

Researchers in the US have found that MRI scans can help them identify children who have a high risk of developing Multiple Sclerosis (MS), even before symptoms become apparent. The study included 38... Read more

Ultrasound

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Image: Affordable ultrasound at the point-of care is now possible (Photo courtesy of Butterfly Network).

Ultrasound-on-Chip Transforms Field Diagnostics

A handheld, single-probe whole body system is making ultrasound technology universally accessible and affordable. The Butterfly Network (New York, NY, USA) Butterfly iQ is a multi-mode (M-mode, B-mode,... Read more

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Image: The GrayDuck customized tongue-displacing dental stent (Photo courtesy of CIVCO Radiotherapy).

Oral Stents Immobilize Tongue during Radiotherapy

New tongue displacing stents provide custom oral positioning with repeatable tongue deviation during radiotherapy (RT). The POLL Medical (Beaverton, OR, USA) GrayDuck Stent is a customized tongue-displacing... Read more

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New MRI Method Measures Brain Function in Milliseconds
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Surgical Tractography Tool Automates White Matter Segmentation

An automated segmentation feature visualizes and highlights brain white matter bundles of interest instantly, allowing brain surgeons to identify safer approaches. Part of the Synaptive Medical (Toronto;... Read more

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Image: uPath enterprise software provides improved digital pathology tools (Photo courtesy of Roche).

Digital Pathology Software Improves Workflow Efficiency

A novel software platform drastically decreases image-rendering times, integrates automated image analysis, and enables improved case sharing between pathologists. The Roche (Basel, Switzerland) uPath... Read more

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New AI System Performs As Well As Radiologists in Detecting Prostate Cancer

Researchers from the University of California {(UCLA), Los Angeles, CA, USA} have developed a new artificial intelligence (AI) system to help radiologists improve their ability to diagnose prostate cancer.... Read more

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