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Learn more about what Canon Medical will be showcasing virtually at RSNA 2021. 

RSNA 2021 Preview: Canon Medical Touts Advances Across Modalities

The work of a breast imager goes far beyond the pink-out of every October.

Dana N. Bonaminio, M.D. on Priorities for Today's Breast Imagers

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Patients said receiving radiology results and reviewing the images and findings directly with a radiologist after completion of a neck ultrasound was beneficial, according to a new study. 

Study Shows Benefits of Radiologist-Patient Consultations After Neck Ultrasound 

Investigators at Massachusetts General Hospital proposed an algorithm for appropriate axillary nodal imaging to better align with changes in treatment algorithms for axillary nodal disease in patients with breast cancer.

Proposed Algorithm for Axillary Ultrasound Evaluation in Breast Cancer Patients Seeks Middle Ground

A recent article in Clinical Imaging suggests a three-pronged education approach to address healthcare disparities in radiology.

Proposal Calls for Educating, Empowering Radiologists to Address Healthcare Disparity 

Dr. Gruen is the chief medical officer of IBM Watson Health Imaging.

Artificial intelligence can help seek out and identify high-risk patients who might benefit from more extensive screening. 

Personalizing Breast Cancer Risk Assessment 

Michelle Alexander has over 20 years experience as a registered sonographer and greater than 10 years in the development of strain elastography, point shear wave elastography and real-time shear wave elastography. Michelle has done extensive global scientific research with all types of elastography in the areas of liver, prostate, breast, thyroid, kidney, cervical and musculoskeletal applications alongside luminaries in Europe, China, Canada and the United States. In addition, she holds a patent in the United States and Europe for elastography visualization

Advancements in image quality and advanced technologies in ultrasound devices such as shearwave imaging can help.

The Importance of Ultrasound When Determining Suspicious Abnormalities in Breast Tissue

Pranav Chitkara, M.D. is a Board Certified, Fellowship Trained Radiologist. Dr. Chitkara completed medical school at The University of Texas Southwestern and his radiology residency at State University of New York in Brooklyn. Dr. Chitkara also completed his fellowship in Musculoskeletal Imaging at Cleveland Clinic.

40-week-old male with a prenatally diagnosed abnormality on screening ultrasound. What is the diagnosis?

Image IQ Quiz: Infant With Prenatally Diagnosed Abnormality on Ultrasound

Investigators in Japan developed a statistical model to identify patients with high-risk nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) using three ultrasound-based markers, which yielded an 86.5% positive predictive value.

Multiparametric Ultrasound Could Be Useful for Identifying Patients with High-Risk NASH

Jodi Miller is Director, Market Development of FUJIFILM Sonosite

Known as the  "Swiss Army knife" of healthcare, point-of-care ultrasound—or POCUS—has come a long way. 

The Evolution of Point-of-Care Ultrasound

Women's Health Ultrasound

Oncology Ultrasound

Cardiac Ultrasound

 ultrasound 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 ultrasound across the healthcare continuum, from cardiovascular, breast, abdominal, neurological imaging, and more, including point-of-care ultrasound.