X-Ray

Low-dose, high-resolution system can capture a variety of images for both large and small facilities.

Assessment of more than 1,000 women in Australia shows abdominal aortic calcification linked to increased risk of fall-related hospitalizations.

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Using a deep convolutional neural network tool, radiographers can correct image errors and reduce repeated imaging.

While the opinion is growing that X-ray shielding for gonads isn’t necessary, some patients may still be concerned and request it.

Research shows artificial intelligence models rely on shortcuts for detecting COVID-19.

The need for a growing role for interventional radiologists.

Patient presents for upper GI series with this finding... What is your diagnosis?

Patient presents with this skull radiograph. What is your diagnosis?

Study results show DCNN can use imaging biomarkers to predict sex, potentially confounding the accurate prediction of disease.

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As radiology, hopefully, enters a post-pandemic stage, many workflow and protocol changes will remain in place.

KA Imaging President and Chief Executive Officer Amol Karnick and Chief Technology Officer Karim S. Karim, Ph.D., offer insights into current X-ray imaging trends, as well as opportunities for innovation.

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Computer program can accurately predict 80 percent of cases where COVID-19 patients will develop life-threatening conditions within four days.

What is causing this appearance on small bowel GI series follow-through?

What is causing this appearance on this barium study?

What do you see on this X-ray of the forearm?

Identifying these easily missed breaks can save patients from future negative complications or loss of function.

Move will add surgical imaging system to product portfolio.

A proof-of-concept, personalized shield could protect patients receiving radiation therapy from mouth and gastrointestinal tract injuries.

Findings support the growing call to no longer require a radiologist’s presence for a barium swallow study.

Patients who have long-lasting, lingering symptoms of COVID-19 could present a growing impact on imaging services.

In high pre-test probability and quick RT-PCR settings, chest X-ray scoring can be predictive.