MRI
Game Changing MRI-Compatible Robotics Platform to Improve Patient Outcomes in Neurosurgery
AiM Medical Robotics (Fort Lauderdale, FL, USA) is developing an industry-first MRI-compatible robotics platform, which is designed to improve outcomes for patients undergoing neurosurgery and provide cost savings to hospitals by eliminating errors and reducing procedure time by up to 50%. More...16 Mar 2022
First-of-Its-Kind Study to Use Advanced MRI Techniques for Testing Brain’s Ability to Adapt to Bionic Limbs
Prosthetics can be a supportive tool for children born with missing limb to perform everyday activities, although little is known about how the brain responds to the addition of an artificial limb. A new, first-of-its-kind clinical trial will use advanced functional magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to examine how the brain adapts to advanced, bionic arms in children born without a limb, with the ultimate goal of improving control of their prosthetic. More...16 Mar 2022
Algorithm Detects Alzheimer’s Disease from MRI Images with Nearly 100% Accuracy
An improved algorithm that can detect Alzheimer’s disease (AD) from MRI images has achieved over 98% accuracy on a test dataset in detecting the neurodegenerative disease by improving a neural network model. To facilitate the process of diagnosing AD, researchers from Kaunas University of Technology (KTU, Kaunas, Lithuania; www.en.ktu.edu) developed a deep learning method to detect early signs of AD from MRI images. More...15 Mar 2022
New Hybrid PET/MRI System Aims to Improve Breast Cancer Diagnosis
The HYPMED project, coordinated by the European Institute for Biomedical imaging (EIBIR, Vienna, Austria), aims to develop a radiofrequency coil that can be connected to any regular clinical MR scanner and transform the device into a high-resolution PET/MRI hybrid system, which can be used to identify even the smallest breast cancer tumors and better characterize the cancer, as well as its response to therapy. More...10 Mar 2022
Siemens’ Integration of Cerebriu’s AI Solution for Automating MRI Workflow to Improve Care at Point of Imaging
Siemens Healthineers (Erlangen, Germany) has entered into a partnership with Cerebriu (Copenhagen, Denmark) to integrate the company’s patented Smart Protocol for Brain MRI-workflow automation software with its own MRI machines. More...10 Mar 2022
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New Machine Learning Model Flags Abnormal Brain Scans in Real-Time
MRI-Guided Radiotherapy for Prostate Cancer Cuts Treatment Side Effects by 50%
New MRI Technique Simultaneously Measures Cerebral Blood Flow and Blood Oxygenation Levels for Studying Alzheimer’s Disease
New Wearable Magnetic Metamaterial Could Help Make MRI Scans Crisper, Faster, and Cheaper
New Research Aims to Understand Why Deep Learning AI Can Produce Accurate MRI Images
Hyperpolarized Xenon MRI Scans Detect Abnormalities in Lungs of Long COVID Patients
MRI Guided Focused Ultrasound System Uses Sound Waves to Ablate Prostate Tissue without Incision
New MRI-Guided Therapy Navigates Magnetic Seed Through Brain to Heat and Destroy Tumors
Special MRI Protocol Could Help Treat Patients with Brain Hemorrhages
New MRI Technique Detects Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Brain Changes Earlier
Portable MRI Machine with Automatic Motion Correction Enables Brain Scans Inside Ambulance
Powerful MRI Makes Challenging Exams Simpler
New MRI Scanner Meets Third World Needs
MRI-Based Technology Assesses Muscle Composition
MRI Machines Retrofitted With Radio-Frequency Repeater May Lead to Enhanced Clinical Imaging at Low Cost
Siemens’ New MRI Technology Offers Potential to Be Used for Lung Imaging Without X-Ray Radiation
Low Cost, Portable MRI Machine Diagnoses Brain Injuries Without Need for Heavy and Expensive Shielding
High Performance MRI Enhances Patient Experience
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