Repeat CT must in Coronavirus patients with negative CT but worsening symptoms: Study Written By Dr Satabdi Saha5 Aug 2020 8:41 PM ISTResearchers have found that In COVID-19 patients with negative initial chest CT findings, repeat CT is necessary for monitoring the disease,...
Good or Bad: CT has decreased but pediatric advanced imaging has increased Written By Medha Baranwal5 Aug 2020 6:01 PM ISTUSA: A recent study in the journal JAMA Pediatrics throws light on the trends in use of advanced imaging in pediatric emergency departments from...
Point-of-care ultrasonography may help diagnose abscesses and cellulitis, finds study Written By Medha Baranwal4 Aug 2020 8:51 PM ISTUSA: Point-of-care ultrasonography has good diagnostic accuracy for the differentiation of abscesses from cellulitis, suggests a recent study in...
Breast Cancer Screening by MRI cost-effective for females with genetic risk: JAMA Written By Dr.Niharika Harsha B31 July 2020 8:20 PM ISTIn women with a family history of breast cancer, regular magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) screening for every 18 months between the ages 35 and 60yrs...
Study sheds light on role of MRI in management of neuromuscular disorders Written By Medha Baranwal28 July 2020 8:06 PM ISTDenmark: Muscle MRI may be an important biomarker to monitor change in disease severity and to diagnose neuromuscular diseases, suggests a recent...
New CT scan technique may help lower radiation exposure Written By Hina Zahid24 July 2020 2:11 PM ISTPatient radiation exposure continues to be a concern throughout radiology. This is more concerning for CT scans which are strong source of...
Textural analysis in breast MRI improves diagnostic accuracy, finds study Written By Medha Baranwal24 July 2020 9:00 AM ISTCincinnati, OH: MRI textural analysis (TA) is helpful in differentiating malignant from being axillary lymph nodes in women with breast cancer,...
Pediatric MRI anesthetic doses can be reduced by reducing MRI time: Study Written By Medha Baranwal20 July 2020 6:00 PM ISTBoston, MA: There is an increasing interest to minimize the amount of scan time under anesthesia for pediatric Magnetic Resonance Imaging scans...
Single drop of blood could rapidly detect radiation sickness: Study Written By Dr. Kamal Kant Kohli17 July 2020 6:30 PM ISTCOLUMBUS - A new proof-of-concept study reports evidence that a new testing method has the potential to rapidly identify radiation sickness...
Laryngeal ultrasound a non-invasive, accurate way to detect vocal cord polyps Written By Medha Baranwal16 July 2020 9:30 PM ISTChina: Transcutaneous laryngeal ultrasonography has the potential to be an effective, highly accurate, and non-invasive supplement to...
Cardiac CT an opportunistic but effective way to screen osteoporosis Written By Hina Zahid15 July 2020 11:30 AM ISTOAK BROOK, Ill. - Cardiac CT exams performed to assess heart health also provide an effective way to screen for osteoporosis, potentially speeding...
Breast screening: Digital mammography no good than film Written By Medha Baranwal14 July 2020 4:44 PM ISTAustralia: The transition from film to digital mammography did not result in health benefits for screened women, a recent study in the Journal of...
