CT

Superior diagnosis with CT requires safety planning.

Various findings on CT can indicate how far a patient has progressed along disease timeline.

System integrates artificial intelligence to maximize conventional and spectral CT capabilities.

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Patients with the coronavirus who develop pneumonia exhibit similar findings on chest CT scans.

American Headache Society published recommendations for when neuroimaging is most beneficial

Decade-long trial shows frequent CT screening reduces high-risk smokers’ likelihood of dying from lung cancer.

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When used together, non-contrast simple CT and CT perfusion have higher prediction rates

Total-body PET/CT scanner combined with innovative image reconstruction method offers good-quality images of changes in cardiac cycle, opening door to additional applications.

Five-sequence ultra-fast MRI protocol provides equivalent diagnosis to head CT with acute neurological emergencies in less than five minutes.

Tel-Aviv based AI company Aidoc received FDA clearance for tool that spots strokes on brain CT scans.

Deep learning with a convolutional neural network can support better differentiation of small solid renal masses.

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CT attenuation also affected by BMI and blood cortisol levels.

Imaging method reduced non-confident reads, decreased time.

Automated robotic arm–assisted FDG PET/CT-guided real-time bone biopsy is feasible and safe.

Greater efforts needed to harmonize reporting practices.

Use of a photon-counting-detector CT for renal stones is similar to using dual-energy CT.

Patients with an initial clinical severity class of 1 also had a higher likelihood of missed injury.

Axial chest CT identifies enlargement with high specificity and reasonable sensitivity.

Imaging confirms or excludes the presence of gangrenous appendicitis with high sensitivity and specificity.