Radiography

IBM Collaborative to Bring Imaging into Daily Clinical Practice
IBM (Armonk, NY, USA) has announced a new global Watson Health medical imaging collaborative that includes more than 15 leading health systems, academic medical centers, ambulatory radiology providers, and imaging technology companies. More...07 Jul 2016

Cancer Risk Due to CT is Not Fully Appreciated
Researchers at the University of Saskatchewan (Saskatoon, Canada) conducted a survey among 328 medical professionals in Saskatchewan province to assess healthcare providers' knowledge regarding radiation dosing from CT scans. To do so, they queried them regarding the average radiation dose from an abdominal-pelvic CT, which is 10 millisieverts (mSv), compared to 0.02-0.2 mSv from one chest x-ray, which indicates that the radiation dose from an abdominal-pelvic CT scan is between 100-250 times that of a chest radiograph. More...06 Jul 2016


Shorter Radiation Course Recommended for Breast Cancer Treatment
A new study suggests that early-stage breast cancer (BC) patients who receive shorter radiation therapy (RT) treatments with higher doses per fraction show cosmetic, functional, and pain outcomes similar to those receiving a conventional longer, lower-dose per fraction courses of treatment. More...29 Jun 2016


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UK National Health Service to Purchase Seven Radiation Therapy Systems
FFDM Breast Cancer Screening Combined with 3D ABUS to Reduce the Incidence of Interval Cancer
Siemens Debuts Smallest Mobile PET/CT System
New Imaging Agent Detects Rare Neuroendocrine Tumors
New Algorithms Adjust Radiation Therapy During Treatment
Researchers Improve Accuracy of Molecular Imaging for Cancer Patients
Novel Molecular Imaging System Revealed at SNMMI 2016
Radiotherapy Twice A Day Halves Treatment Time
3D Digital Imaging Benefit Podiatry Clinics
Turkey to Purchase Multiple Advanced Radiotherapy Systems for Improved Cancer Care
Research Suggests A Better Approach to Breast Cancer Screening
Cancer Screening Trial Shows Survival Rate Increases When Disease Caught Early
Fate of Penumbra After Stroke Dependent on Blood Flow Restoration
NorthStar to Build New Production Line of Medical Radioisotopes
Narrow Band Imaging Can Reduce Bladder Tumor Recurrence
CT Angiography and Stress Test Show Similar Costs
CT and MRI Technologies Play Critical Role in Diagnosis of Child Abuse and Neglect
Dual-Energy CT Scans for Simultaneous Evaluation of Krypton and Iodine Concentrations
PET Imaging Can Detect and Diagnose Early Alzheimer's Disease
Device Significantly Reduces Volume of Dye Needed for CA or PCI Interventions
Play-Based Preparation Helps Children Undergoing Radiation Therapy
Poor Positioning Responsible for Most Mammogram Deficiencies
Study Shows Safety and Efficacy of Imaging Technique for Neuroendocrine Tumors
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