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General/Advanced Imaging

Image: An abruptly angulated foci in the optic nerve sheath, as well as globe flattening at the back of the eyeball, from a 2012 study of astronauts (Photo courtesy of RSNA).

Cause of Blurry Vision on Long Space Missions Found

Scientists studying the cause of visual impairments suffered by astronauts during long space missions have discovered that the problem is related to changes in the volume of Cerebro-Spinal Fluid (CSF), flattening of the eyeballs, and increased protrusion of the optic nerves. More...
17 Jan 2017
Image: The EnSite Precision cardiac mapping system (Photo courtesy of St. Jude Medical).

Cardiac Mapping System Expands Electrophysiology Options

A new cardiac mapping system and sensor-enabled catheter allow for more efficient treatment of various arrhythmias. More...
11 Jan 2017
Image: The ACR has released new criteria for radiology-related patient care (Photo courtesy of Framepool).

New Diagnostic Imaging and Radiation Oncology Topics Released

The American College of Radiology (ACR) has announced updated appropriateness criteria for 227 topics with more than 1,100 clinical indications for radiology professionals. More...
11 Jan 2017
Image: The image on the left is from before therapy, and the image on the right from three days after treatment (Photo courtesy of Penn Medicine).

Increased NIV Molecular Imaging Technologies Needed for Cancer Care

According to researchers in the US, new molecular imaging technologies can facilitate the diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment of cancer, while at the same time reducing the frequency of unnecessary or ineffective therapies and minimizing side effects. More...
10 Jan 2017
Image: The terahertz scanner imaging a human hand (Photo courtesy of TITECH).

Portable Terahertz Scanner Images the Human Body

A novel portable terahertz-scanning device uses arrays of carbon nanotubes (CNT) to better image three-dimensional (3D) objects and tissues. More...
28 Dec 2016
Image: The diagram describes the principle of the photoacoustic effect and imaging used in the SENO Medical Imagio modality (Photo courtesy of Ultrasonography).

Pivotal European Study Results Show Innovative Cancer Diagnostic Technology

A medical imaging company that pioneered a novel opto-acoustic breast-imaging technology has released new down-classification and up-classification data from a European post-market surveillance and clinical follow-up study called MAESTRO. More...
27 Dec 2016
Image: CGRP-based sensors dilate blood vessels in the brain to make them visible on MRI (Photo courtesy of Alan Jasanoff / MIT).

Radiation-Free Approach Images Molecules in Brain

A new study describes how protein-based sensors can cause blood vessels to dilate near their targets, allowing them to be detected by magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). More...
22 Dec 2016
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MedImaging General Imaging channel provides a portal into the less common imaging technologies such as diffuse optical tomography (NIR), optical coherence tomography, electrical impedance tomography and more.
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