
Unenhanced diagnostic MR imaging–DWIBS mammography may detect false-positive X-ray screening mammograms.

Unenhanced diagnostic MR imaging–DWIBS mammography may detect false-positive X-ray screening mammograms.

Barco’s Coronis Uniti display system received expanded clearance for multi-modality viewing.

Case History: Pediatric patient presented with mild swelling of right lower leg.

An earlier scan of a patient’s brain with traumatic brain injury is better for greater detection of microhemorrhages.

Structured MRI reports improve staging for rectal cancer.

55-year-old male with swelling in left leg for four months.

Contrast agent gadobenate dimeglumine may be safe for patients with renal disease who require dialysis.

Use of MRI images may help psychiatrists determine effectiveness of antipsychotic drug treatment.

Use of ultrasound and MRI among children is rising, while CT imaging drops.

Case History: 25-year-old patient presents for antenatal ultrasound.

Case History: 35-year-old presents with history of seizures.

49-year-old patient presented for bilateral screening mammogram as well as bilateral screening ultrasound due to dense breast tissue.

They might not be on the field, but radiologists are an important part of the NFL’s medical team.

Case History: 40-year-old with history of headache.

Diagnostic imaging procedures are sometimes necessary for pregnant women, and can be done safely in some cases.

This Q&A series explores radiology’s role in overdiagnosis in a variety of conditions. Here, we discuss left ventricular noncompaction cardiomyopathy.

This Q&A series explores radiology’s role in overdiagnosis in a variety of conditions. Here, we discuss psychiatry.

Case History: 24-year-old presents with complaints of headache and seizures.

Imaging patients is more costly when they move.

This Q&A series explores radiology’s role in overdiagnosis in a variety of conditions.

Magnetic resonance imaging shows that women have changes in the brain’s gray matter volume after stimulant addiction.

Cerebral lesions of 3 mm or smaller, detected by MRI, may increase risk of stroke and death.

Nothing like a little serenade.

Physicians can use MRI and CT scan to measure exercise limitations and understand symptoms among patients with COPD.

41-year-old female presents with chronic headache.