A lower powered MRI machine small enough to plug into a standard wall outlet could increase access to the modality where it didn’t previously exist.Read More

Dedicated teleradiology services could expand quality healthcare in regions where access and staffing shortages hinder patient care the most.Read More

While radiologists recorded Medicare payment declines from 2005 to 2021, other non-physician providers saw their own collections leap nearly 206%, according to research published FridayRead More

For many years gadolinium-based contrast agents (GBCAs) have been considered the go-to for MRI studies, but a new discovery suggests that another material could be a well-suited alternative in the future—diamond dust.Read More

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration recently handed down a warning to Royal Philips for failing to appropriately address manufacturing issues related to some of the company’s imaging equipment.Read More

Four imaging societies shared their criticism in a recent letter to leaders at the commercial insurer. They’re concerned about coverage for basivertebral nerve ablation, a minimally invasive interventional procedure meant to help address lower back pain.Read More

American Health Imaging is the seller, with the centres altogether handling over 100,000 procedures per year and collecting $15 million in annual revenue.Read More

Medical physics plays a large role in radiology and is one of the subspecialty session tracts at the annual Radiological Society of North America meeting.Read More

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) voted in support of the benefit-risk profile of Lumisight (pegulicianine), an imaging enhancement agent used with the Lumicell fluorescent-guided imaging system.Read More

Interlune, a natural resource extraction company, has unveiled plans to extract Helium-3 and other resources from the moon. Helium-3 isotopes are scarce on Earth and there is high demand for a scalable supply, as it’s vital for medical imaging, quantum computing and fusion energy.Read More