 CT modality focus page provides information, videos, podcasts, and the latest news about industry product developments, trial results, screening guidelines, and protocol guidance that touch on the use of CT across the healthcare continuum, from various cancer screenings, such as lung and colon, to cardiothoracic imaging, to appendicitis, and more.

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Increased stress-related brain activity in the amygdala can increase a patient's risk for Takotsubo syndrome.

PET/CT Reveals Potential Link Behind Broken Heart Syndrome

What is your diagnosis for a patient who presents with increasing size of neck and shoulder region?

Image IQ Quiz (Video): Patient Presents with Enlarging Neck and Shoulder Region

These radiopharmaceuticals are less expensive, and they offer longer half-lives.

Metal-Containing Radiopharmaceuticals Open Door to More Accessible Diagnostic Imaging for Alzheimer’s

Identification of tau’s point of origin can potentially lead to improved treatments and intervention design.

PET Imaging Reveals Site of Tau’s Emergence in Alzheimer’s

Here's what to expect this week on Diagnostic Imaging.

Diagnostic Imaging's A Look Ahead: Jan. 18, 2021, to Jan. 22, 2021

PET scans show activity of the brain network that is linked to changes in connectedness. 

Imaging Reveals Similarity in Brain Activity Related to Both Sleep and Anesthesia

Thanks to COVID-19, CT was largely in the spotlight this year, but these Top 5 stories show advancements for the modality in other areas, as well.

CT’s Top 5 for 2020

68Ga-pentixafor can clearly distinguish between healthy and malignant tissue on both CT and MRI scans.

PET Tracer Could Help Manage Rare, Difficult-to-Diagnose Lymphoma

American College of Radiology/Alzheimer’s Association study is now recruiting African American and Latino patients to determine whether amyloid PET scans can help with more accurate diagnosis and treatment decisions.

Study Launches into Value of Brain PET Scans for Alzheimer’s Diagnosis in Diverse Groups

Novel deep learning model can provide needed information from multi-modal imaging even when some modalities are absent.



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