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Mass General Brigham investigators have developed a robust new AI foundation model that is capable of analyzing brain MRI datasets to perform numerous medical tasks, including identifying brain age, predicting dementia risk, detecting brain tumor mutations, and predicting brain cancer survival. The tool, known as BrainIAC, outperformed other, more task-specific AI models and was especially [...]…
Is remote scanning the key to addressing tech shortages in outpatient centers? The post Extended View appeared first on Radiology Today Magazine .
Burnout is a significant problem in radiology. Experts recommend overhauling workflow to bring medical imaging into the AI age. The post Stretched Too Thin appeared first on Radiology Today Magazine .
Even radiologists and AI programs have difficulty spotting the differences between real and synthetic images, but the threat to health care is relatively low. The post The Real Deal on Synthetic Images appeared first on Radiology Today Magazine .
With radiologists reading more studies than ever, environmental and ergonomic concerns have never been more urgent. The post Station to Station appeared first on Radiology Today Magazine .
As health care organizations seek value and versatility, fluoroscopy manufacturers are adapting to meet their needs. The post Fluoroscopy in Transition appeared first on Radiology Today Magazine .
Burnout in the workplace gets discussed quite a bit these days. People in many professions talk about doing more work with fewer resources and the toll it takes on their physical and mental health. This condition is particularly acute in health care, in general, and radiology, in particular. With image volumes continuing to grow and [...] The post Editor’s Note: Hot Topic appeared first on…
AI tumor segmentation of MRI studies shows promise in cases where the use of contrast is not an option. The post AI Insights: AI Tumor Segmentation When Contrast Isn’t an Option appeared first on Radiology Today Magazine .
A 57-year-old woman presented for evaluation of a suspected right breast abscess at the 10 o’clock position. Her primary care provider had noted a raised, inflamed right breast mass on physical examination. The patient had completed a seven-day course of oral antibiotics without improvement, and the lesion had been present for approximately two months. Bilateral [...] The post On the Case appeared…
Researchers are using focused ultrasound to probe human consciousness. The post Ultrasound News: Innocence and Experience appeared first on Radiology Today Magazine .
