Oncology CT

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

Thirty-two men participated in the retrospective study.

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

Despite recommendations, shared decision-making for lung cancer screening in practice may be far from what is intended by guidelines.

Despite undergoing more imaging outside the VA system, men with low-risk prostate cancer don’t show an improvement in care quality.

Thorough prescreening evaluation is one critical element for a safe and successful lung cancer screening program.

PSA-density does not appear to significantly improve its diagnostic performance.

May contribute to knowledge gap inhibiting patients from improving their health literacy.

A structured template for PI-RADS may increase the diagnostic performance of prostate MRI for clinically significant prostate cancer.

The Bach model, PLCOM2012, LCRAT, and LCDRAT most accurately predict risk and performed best in selecting ever-smokers for screening.

MR imaging of the prostate detects more treatable cancers and reduces overdiagnosis than standard ultrasound-guided biopsies.

Three-dimensional imaging could provide equivalent image quality to 2D acquisitions in T2-weighted imaging of the prostate at 3T.

Detecting clinically significant disease among PI-RADS category 3 lesions may be improved by incorporating clinical parameters into risk stratification algorithms.

Targeted dose CT lung cancer screening does not have substantial effect on life-years saved among high risk groups.

Detecting clinically significant disease among PI-RADS category 3 lesions may be improved by incorporating clinical parameters into risk stratification algorithms.

Compared to standard biopsy strategy, MR imaging-guided strategies are cost effective in helping detect prostate cancer.

By adding a new category to lung CT reports, radiologists can identify more malignant lesions.

Direction from the Society of Nuclear Medicine & Molecular Imaging offers guidance for bone scintigraphy with patients who have prostate or breast cancer.

Multi-parametric MRI may be a substitute for serial biopsies in active surveillance regimens to avoid patient discomfort associated with repeat biopsies.

Annual low-dose CT screening for lung cancer for high-risk patients may not be necessary.

Inappropriate imaging for low-risk prostate cancer and low-risk breast cancer varies by region.

CMS released their final decision for lung cancer screening with low-dose CT.

NCCN Group 2 high-risk patients to benefit from CT lung screening, study says.

Patients who underwent low-dose CT for lung cancer screening and received false-positives benefited from counseling.

Low-dose CT lung cancer screening detects more early cancers in at-risk patients than radiography, but with lower positive predictive value.