MRI

Magnetic resonance images showed changes in the brain, including bilateral white matter atrophy, among patients with CFS.

Changes in malpractice standard legislation in three states had little effect on advanced imaging use in the emergency room.

50-year-old patient presented for screening mammogram. Extremely dense breast tissue was noted.

MRI identifies unique shoulder damage, termed acromial apophysiolysis, among young pitchers that could cause long-term problems.

Arterial spin labeling has shown changes in the posterior cingulate cortex among patients who went on to experience cognitive decline.

PET/MRI offers equal detection rates of solid tumors among children as does PET/CT, with lower radiation doses.

Cardiac MRI procedure volume is on the rise, potentially bidding radiologists and cardiologists against each other.

Imaging can detect changes in white matter among children with reading difficulties.

Access to imaging, particularly MRI and some forms of CT, vary considerably across the United States.

Patients undergoing MRI may have lessened anxiety if the procedure is well-explained.

MRI technique helps demonstrate the amount of damage in the gray matter of the brain is related to the severity of MS disability.

The reason for performing a breast MRI should be taken into consideration when assessing performance measures.

Patients are not given enough information about their implants and MRI safety.

A 72 year-old woman presents for routine screening mammogram with no complaints.

Magnetic resonance imaging on patients with multiple sclerosis who use a Will balance board showed changes of the brain that affected balance and movement.

Emerging technology gives radiologists an unprecedented view of the brain.

Magnetic resonance imaging detected additional cancers among women who underwent breast conservation therapy following early diagnosis of breast cancer.

Multiparametric MRI helps identify low- and high-grade brain gliomas, reducing risk of inappropriate or delayed surgery.

Magnetic resonance imaging can be used to track brain growth of premature babies.

Difficult patients can get special treatment.

23-year-old male with a known undisclosed disease presents with left elbow pain.

Subclinical inflammation of non-swollen joints not seen on radiographs can be detected on MRI.

Liver MRI is not accurate enough to definitely identify patients with iron overload.

Knee and shoulder MRI before radiography adds to patient care costs.

Use of imaging studies in emergency departments rose significantly from 1993 to 2007, but then declined from 2007 to 2012.