Will Morton[email protected]ConferenceCOVID-19 anxiety during pregnancy may affect infant brain developmentBrain MRI scans of babies born during the COVID-19 pandemic support findings that depression and anxiety in pregnant women can affect early brain development, according to a presentation at the annual meeting of the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine.May 11, 2022ConferenceHas cardiac MRI reached its diagnostic potential?Cardiac MRI has overcome issues that limited its use in the past. But challenges remain, specifically in how it can diagnose cardiovascular disease in women, according to a presentation given on 9 May at the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine meeting.May 10, 2022Clinical NewsRadiation dose in swallow studies comes under close scrutinyRadiologists from the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford, U.K., have found there is room for improvement in reducing radiation dose during barium swallow studies. They've recommended taking a fresh look at training in this area.May 1, 2022AIBrain PET AI algorithm shows promise in Parkinson's diseaseResearchers have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) deep-learning algorithm that may help clinicians to diagnose Parkinsonian disorders, according to a study published in the Journal of Nuclear Medicine.May 1, 2022Clinical NewsTurkish team uses imaging to guide care of victims of conflictCT and x-ray are playing a significant role in enabling doctors in Turkey to triage patients who've suffered injuries in Syria. A new article shows how imaging can help children injured by explosions. The authors think their findings may be useful for everyone working in war-torn regions.April 28, 2022Clinical NewsGerman team underlines promise of dual-tracer PET/CT in cancer casesResearchers from University Hospital Cologne have reported in a proof-of-concept study that two PET/CT radiotracers -- F-18 FDG and gallium-68 FAPI-46 -- work better together than when used alone for cancer imaging.April 21, 2022Clinical NewsMunich team uses dark-field x-ray for COVID-19 pneumonia detectionScientists at the Technical University of Munich in Germany have reported that a prototype dark-field chest x-ray device is of potential value for diagnosing COVID-19 pneumonia. They found that dark-field imaging has a higher sensitivity than attenuation-based imaging, and that the combination of both is superior to a single modality.April 18, 2022Molecular ImagingAuntMinnieEurope.com Molecular Imaging InsiderApril 12, 2022Clinical NewsPET/CT radiomics can help solve COVID-19 vaccine conundrumA machine-learning model based on PET/CT radiomics can differentiate between metastatic breast cancer and swollen lymph nodes due to COVID-19 vaccination, according to a study published on 6 April by European Radiology.April 12, 2022Radiology EducationIrish develop novel method to teach how to interpret chest x-raysResearchers from Galway have reported success with "Say-All-Fast-Minute-Each-Day-Shuffled," or SAFMEDS, which prompts radiology trainees and medical students to identify abnormalities in as many flashcards as possible during one-minute trials.April 12, 2022Previous PagePage 14 of 20Next PageTop StoriesMRIKatharina Wenger-Alakmeh on moving advanced imaging into clinical routineIn this video interview, neuroRAD 2026 congress president Dr. Katharina Wenger-Alakmeh discusses which advanced imaging developments are moving closer to clinical routine and what still stands in the way of translation.Organized Radiology IssuesBeyond treatment: Europe's new focus on cancer prevention and screeningCTneuroRAD’s next generation: “The future is already in the room”MRIESHNR President Robinson on science and connection at ASHNR 2026Womens ImagingAt EUSOBI, X-rays reveal art’s hidden stories
