Scientists now able to predict response to radium-223 treatment in prostate cancer bone metastases

Target lesion measurements in a 65-year-old metastatic castrate-resistant prostate cancer patient, 5 target lesions on b900 DWI, ADC (with green segmentation), T1-weighted and 18F-NaF PET/CT fusion, and PET (delineated) images; apparent difference in lesion size between DWI and PET images may relate to the difference in functional properties used to generate image contrast, variance in patient…

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AI-Powered Chest X-Ray Triage Solution Reduces Time-to-Diagnosis of Emergency Cases – Radiography

Image: The BraveCX AI-powered chest X-Ray triage solution has received FDA 510(k) clearance (Photo courtesy of Bering) An AI-driven chest X-ray (CXR) triage tool has been designed to rapidly triage and prioritize critical conditions like pleural effusion and pneumothorax right after the imaging process. This technology rapidly informs physicians of its findings, acting as a…

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How To Dispose Old X-Rays

Disposing of old X-rays requires careful consideration and responsibility. As these films contain sensitive patient information and environmentally harmful materials, proper disposal is not just a matter of compliance but one of ethical and ecological concerns. 

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How To Dispose Old X-Rays

Disposing of old X-rays requires careful consideration and responsibility. As these films contain sensitive patient information and environmentally harmful materials, proper disposal is not just a matter of compliance but one of ethical and ecological concerns. 

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AI Uncovers Hidden Heart Disease and Predicts Woman’s Risk for Developing Breast Cancer – Radiography

Image: ProFound AI predicts 1-2 year risk for breast cancer and reveals insights for heart disease (Photo courtesy of iCAD) Recent research has revealed that calcium deposits in the breast’s blood vessels are linked to the hardening of cardiovascular arteries. Studies have shown that women with breast arterial calcifications (BAC) face a 51% increased risk…

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New AI Tool Detects Up To 13% More Breast Cancers than Humans Alone – Radiography

Image: The AI tool, called Mia, could significantly increase early detection of breast cancers (Photo courtesy of Imperial College London) In 2020, the World Health Organization reported 2.3 million new breast cancer cases globally, with 685,000 fatalities. Early detection through screening is crucial in reducing the intensity of treatment and mortality rates. Yet, about 20%…

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