Neurology CT

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Educating distinct stakeholders on the quality of your radiology services will be essential to surviving the price transparency wars.

Researchers say the complementary use of artificial intelligence may significantly improve the accuracy of radiologists in diagnosing intracranial aneurysms.

Canon's latest entry into the PET/CT market is a digital, air-cooled system that provides customizable solutions for a range of clients.

GE Healthcare unveils on-site detection upgrades and other advances with CT system as well as a new MRI device.

New research emphasizes roles of anterior collaterals and ischemic core growth rate in assessing patients with large vessel occlusion.

A deep learning model was developed to detect intracranial hemorrhage in computed tomography scans without medical annotation.

Study findings have the potential to widen the indication for treating patients in the extended window using simpler and more widespread non-contrast CT.

Diagnostic Imaging sat down with medical physicist and CT expert Cynthia H. McCollough, PhD, to learn more about the history of CT and its expanding potential in medical imaging.

The approval represents the first major technological advance in CT in nearly a decade.

Combination can also help patients avoid unnecessary invasive procedures.

Use of head and neck CTA has increased significantly among commercially insured and Medicare Advantage patients.

Implementing routine use of these techniques could offer the most opportunity for assessment, but there are risks to doing so.

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Brain imaging findings correlate with recovery prognosis and long-term injury.

Drs. Charles Liu and Jonathan Russin discuss the benefits and potential of fPACT, the alternative to functional MRI.

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Patients with mild cognitive impairment who take lipophilic statins have a more than doubled risk of progressing to dementia.

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Using an external tracking device can lead to super-resolution that can potentially improve neurological disorder detection.

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Patients who have their disease detected with low-dose CT have a half-fold risk of brain metastasis than patients screened with other methods.

Homeless patients suffering from seizures undergo more CT scans, largely due to lack of access to chronic care, leading to a higher radiation dose and cancer risk.

CT scans show patients infected with the virus who are intubated or who experience fever have lower gray matter volume in the frontal-temporal lobe.

BU99008 traces reactive astrogliosis, a marker that provides early, rapid Alzheimer’s detection.