Radiography

Next-Gen Technology Enables Precision Radiotherapy with “On-The-Fly” X-Ray Confirmation
A new Deep Inspiration Breath Hold (DIBH) technology streamlines image guided and surface guided radiation therapy (IGRT and SGRT) and increases positioning confidence through “on-the-fly” X-ray confirmation to deliver the highest quality of care for breast cancer patients. More...23 May 2022


World’s First Dual-Energy Mobile X-Ray System to Increase Imaging Diagnostic Capacity
The world’s first dual-energy mobile X-ray system under development has the potential to provide increased imaging diagnostic capacity for a variety of patients, including those in critical care and for those located in rural and remote communities where stationary X-ray machines such as CT scans and MRIs are not feasible or accessible. More...25 Apr 2022

Video Radiology Reports Improve Patient Understanding of Imaging Results
Improved communication between radiologists and patients is a key component of patient-centered radiology. Now, a new study has found that patient-centered video radiology reports can be a useful tool to help improve patient understanding of imaging results. More...21 Apr 2022

World's First Hyper-Portable Surgical Imaging System Leads to Quicker Diagnoses and Faster Interventions
With healthcare systems under enormous strain, a novel portable fluoroscopy X-ray imaging device now challenges the choke-point of traditional diagnostic and surgical imaging. More...20 Apr 2022

First Autonomous AI Medical Imaging Application Reads Chest X-Rays without Radiologist Involvement
An AI imaging application that autonomously reports on chest X-rays featuring no abnormalities without any involvement from a radiologist could reduce radiologist workload and enable them to focus on cases with pathologies. More...01 Apr 2022

AI Software Triages Chest X-Rays for Pneumothorax to Reduce Time-to-Diagnosis
The ability to quickly identify pneumothorax is imperative as it can worsen rapidly and result in respiratory or cardiac failure. However, this is easier said than done due to the extensive imaging volumes radiologists have to continuously examine. Now, a new AI pneumothorax algorithm addresses this challenge by analyzing X-rays, flagging, and notifying physicians of the suspected findings. More...01 Apr 2022
In Other News
AI Helps Radiologists Speed and Improve Bone Fracture Diagnosis on X-Rays
AI Tool Ensures Follow-Ups of Radiographic Findings to Prevent Diagnostic Delays
Novel Micro-Computed Tomography (Micro-CT) Imaging Method Could Significantly Reduce Scan Times
Soft X-Ray Tomography 3D Scans Show How Cells Respond to SARS-CoV-2 Infection and to Possible Treatments
Machine Learning Outperforms Clinical Experts in Classifying Hip Fractures from X-Rays
Carestream’s AI-Powered Smart Noise Cancellation Technology Allows Radiologists to Reduce Dose without Loss of Image Quality
First-Ever Clinical CT Scanner Combines Two X-Ray Technologies to Produce 3D Dark-Field X-Ray Images
AI Imaging Technology Automates Patient Positioning Process for X-Ray Examinations
Ingestible X-Ray Capsule Could Address Issues in Preventive Screenings for Colonoscopies
Chest X-ray AI Identifies Improper Breathing Tube Placement
New X-ray System Smoothens Radiographic Exams
Lung Ultrasound as Good as Chest X-Ray for COVID-19 Diagnosis and Management
AI Technology to Assess Breathing Tube Placements through Chest X-Rays Receives FDA Clearance
Scalable CT Platform Minimizes Technology Obsolescence
Groundbreaking AI Technology Accurately Diagnoses COVID-19 Using Chest X-Rays in Minutes
Novel Technique Reduces Angiography Radiation Exposure
Del Medical Launches New Affordable Automated Radiographic System
Miniaturized X-ray System Offers Full-Size Performance
AI Software Analyzes Mammograms with High Accuracy
Groundbreaking Laser-Driven X-Ray Generation Technology to Advance Diagnostic Imaging
Innovative FPD Enhances C-Arm X-Ray Systems
New DR Room Combines Design with Functionality
Artificial Intelligence Accurately Detects Fractures on X-Rays
The MedImaging Radiology channel covers fluoroscopy, digital radiography, computerized tomography, mammography, interventional radiology, and other medical uses of X-ray imaging as well as related instrumentation, trends and safety issues.