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Contrast-enhanced mammography demonstrated a 95 percent specificity rate and 83.5 percent positive predictive value for ascertaining pathologic nipple involvement, according to a new multicenter study.

In a recent interview, Steven Rowe, M.D., discussed pertinent insights from recently published molecular imaging guidelines for renal masses and the potential of 89Zr-girentuximab for clear cell renal cell carcinoma (ccRCC).

Ultrasound-derived fat fraction assessment offered higher AUCs for differentiating mild, moderate and severe hepatic steatosis in comparison to established noninvasive measures of metabolic dysfunction-associated steatosis liver disease (MASLD), according to new multicenter research.

Already in use in multiple countries, the Pulsenmore ES ultrasound platform reportedly enables expectant mothers to transmit ultrasound video clips through a smartphone app for remote interpretation.

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Radiologists from closed practices were 10 percent more likely to practice as subspecialists the following year, according to a newly published analysis.

Expanded capabilities for the Sirona Advanced Imaging Suite reportedly include quantitative SUV analysis and multiplanar reconstruction for PET/CT imaging.

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The AI-powered cvi42 | Plaque software enables adjunctive on-site interpretation of coronary CT angiography (CCTA) scans for plaque quantification.

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The newly launched PlaqueIQ™ image analysis modality is reportedly the first CT-based software indicated for the quantification and classification of plaque morphology in the carotid arteries.

For patients with esophageal cancer, preoperative MRI demonstrated an average AUC above 94 percent for detecting tracheal invasion in contrast to an AUC range between 52.9 and 70.6 percent for CT, according to a recently published study.