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Image: Under the atomic force microscope, the cytoskeletal protein structures became fuzzy or even collapsed after X-ray irradiation (Photo courtesy of Neural Regeneration Research journal).

Neuronal Cytoskeleton and Cytomechanics Shown to Be Altered by Cranial Radiotherapy at a Specific Dose

Chinese researchers have discovered that radiation-induced neuronal injury was more apparent after cranial radiation therapy.  More...
07 Aug 2014
Image: 3D CT reconstruction of skull compound fracture and endocranial surface changes in a child born during the Paleolithic era (Photo courtesy of PLOS PNE).

3D Imaging of a Paleolithic Child’s Skull Shows Possible Violent Head Trauma

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07 Aug 2014

Naturally Derived Plant Compounds Protect Skin during Cancer Radiotherapy

Plant-derived natural compounds may provide protection to the skin from the damaging effects of gamma radiation during cancer radiotherapy, according to new research.  More...
06 Aug 2014

Signs of Gastric Lap Band Slippage Identified by Radiologists

Radiologists have identified two earlier undescribed radiologic signs of potentially life-threatening slippage of laparoscopically adjustable gastric bands.   More...
06 Aug 2014

Determining How Ions Degrade DNA May Enhance Radiotherapy for Cancer Patients

New insights could help optimize tumor therapy through a better determination of how radiation and its by-products, reactive intermediate particles, interact with complex DNA structures.  More...
04 Aug 2014

Gene Variations Can Predict Radiation-Induced Toxicity Risk

Key genetic variants may affect how cancer patients respond to radiation treatments, according to new research.  More...
04 Aug 2014
Image: Changing CT scanners shape in response to patient waistlines. The CT imaging systems of today have up to 300 kg table weight allowance, 2 x 120 kW power, and an 80-cm bore (Photo courtesy of Siemens Healthcare).

Changing the Shape of CT Scanners in Response to Patient’s Expanding Waistlines

As computed tomography imaging systems continue to grow in size, weight capacity and ability to adapt for the growing waistline of patient population is essential.  More...
30 Jul 2014
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