While CEUS growth in clinical use has been modest, sonography experts say there is reason for optimism for the technique.
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Springbok Analytics Unveils Rapid MRI-Derived Precision Body Composition Analysis
Expanded capabilities with the body composition analysis software include automated segmentation of over 140 muscles, skeletal and organ structures from a 15–20-minute MRI.
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Listening to the Heart of AI in Cardio-Oncology Screening
Oncologists often rely on cardiac screening before prescribing TKIs or ADCs. Here, we explore how new AI tools in cardiology are opening doors in oncology care. Medscape Oncology
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81-Year-Old Woman Develops AIH on Anastrozole
Autoimmune hepatitis is a rare but serious complication of anastrozole therapy that may present with strikingly abnormal liver function values. Medscape News UK
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Emerging Tau-Targeting Antibody for Alzheimer’s Disease Gets FDA Fast Track Designation
Preliminary research findings have shown that the investigational anti-microtubule binding region (MTBR) tau antibody etalanetug may help reduce a biomarker for brain tau pathophysiology and tau signals on positron emission tomography (PET).
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Lung Cancer Detected in 1.3% of Asian Women Nonsmokers
The FANSS shows a 1.3% lung cancer detection rate among 1000 Asian women with no smoking history, which is comparable to rates seen in trials of high-risk individuals. Medscape Medical News
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Echogenic rind on breast ultrasound holds diagnostic significance
An echogenic rind on breast ultrasound could spell malignancy for suspicious lesions.
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AI model uses mammograms to predict cardiovascular risk
The researchers report that the algorithm is on par with traditional cardiovascular risk equations.
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HPI: Office-based imaging studies are often repeated when read by NPPs
The findings highlight the benefit of specialized training when it comes to imaging exam interpretation.
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Periportal halo on early postoperative CT predicts biliary complications following liver transplantation
Biliary complications remain the leading non-vascular cause of morbidity, re-intervention and graft loss after liver transplantation (LT). Previous series have suggested that a “periportal halo” (PPH) on early post-operative CT might herald later graft dysfunction, but its prognostic value has never been quantified in a contemporary cohort.