MRI

Diagnostic performance is comparable to fluorine 18 fluorodeoxyglucose PET/CT in diagnosing pulmonary lesions.

Magnetic resonance imaging is already the gold standard imaging technique for the evaluation of AL.

Lobular or HER2–negative cancers are underestimated in size at MRI compared with ductal or other subtypes.

The procedure also upstaged several subjects.

The imaging process provides the most time-efficient sequence with the highest lesion detection rate and conspicuity.

Study shows that when diagnosing knee cartilage defects, 3D and 2D MRIs performed about the same.

Motion correction has potential to affect diagnosis or patient care.

MRI measuring carotid artery wall thickness could aid in cardiovascular disease risk assessment.

Several lesion patterns were significantly associated with poor long-term neurocognitive and psychiatric outcomes.

Many of the MRIs were of poor quality and could have been performed elsewhere.

Thirty-two men participated in the retrospective study.

Tomosynthesis plus breast volume scanner could be replacement for breast cancer staging if MRI cannot be performed.

Breast radiologists will need an algorithm for addressing the small number of inconclusive findings that remain equivocal.

Coverage for prostate MRIs results in challenges for patients and referring physicians seeking to obtain ready access.

MRI after 12 weeks of therapy predicts complete pathologic response to neoadjuvant chemotherapy.

RT-PC MRI yields velocity distributions across the entire vessel lumen.

Only 11 children out of 80 who participated in the study required anesthesia.

Higher cerebrospinal fluid gadolinium concentrations were detected within the first eight hours after gadolinium-based contrast agent administration.

18F-FDG PET/CT examination procedures may be optimized with improved patient information and care.

Missed cancers include some that are clinically significant.

Magnetic resonance imaging, referred by general practitioners for traumatic knee injuries, adds to healthcare costs without improvement in outcomes.

Amalgam fillings may pose a risk not only to patients, but to staff.

Further study may determine if patient awareness can mitigate the underutilization of supplemental screening breast MRI.

Using MR imaging after CT for cervical spine trauma resulted in few changes in patient management decisions.

Magnetic resonance imaging shows changes in cerebral blood flow among children with CKD.