Ultrasound

Caption Guidance™ uses artificial intelligence to expand cardiac ultrasound performance.

Ultrasound images distinguish vascular causes linked to three conditions.

Company launches digital OR integration, ultrasound products

System and upgrades awaiting U.S. FDA clearance

Evaluation of tumor features as effective as radiologists at distinguishing malignant thyroid nodules

New approach targets cancer cells based on unique characteristics, leaving healthy cells unharmed.

From diagnosing renal cancer to the radiologist’s role in preventing intimate partner violence, here are the studies you shouldn’t miss this month.

Gaming event increased resident knowledge and enthusiasm for using ultrasound in the emergency room

Largest study in Europe for the evaluation of renal lesions using CEUS with a histopathological validation.

Birth defects can be tough to spot on ultrasounds, but new technological advances could make it easier.

Like every other member of a healthcare team, sonographers are indispensable-until they aren’t.

Biggest obstacle in ultrasound training is lack of dedicated faculty time.

Biggest increase in retroperitoneal, soft tissue, and transabdominal GU studies.

An Erratic History and A Gleaming Future

Likelihood of malignancy did not differ between boys and girls.

Imaging could potentially decrease biopsies negative for cancer.

Ultrasound may detect which patients are at minimal risk of sentinel lymph node metastasis.

Radiologists who plan to adopt contrast ultrasound into practice need education, support.

MRE may overestimate the presence of disease when using a scoring system.

Complex studies in higher acuity patients are more likely to be interpreted by radiologists than nonradiologists.

Reconciling the technique and technology of ultrasound.

Using the American College of Radiology Thyroid Imaging Reporting and Data System criteria results in fewer biopsies and more accurate recommendations.

Ultrasound images can help clinicians track low-suspicion thyroid nodules following fine-needle aspiration biopsies.

Radiologists in the emergency department can help advocate for patients with opioid-use disorders.

Use of imaging for musculoskeletal extremities has increased significantly over the past 20 years.