The use of magnetically guided nanoparticles as targeted delivery vehicles could one day lead to a treatment for cystic fibrosis
Read article: Dark-field X-ray imaging reveals potential of nanoparticle-delivered gene therapy
Researchers demonstrate the first integration of spectral and phase-contrast computed tomography using tomographic edge-illumination
Read article: Spectral and phase-contrast CT combine strengths to enhance X-ray imaging
Low-dose positron emission mammography could prove particularly valuable for detecting cancer in dense breast tissue
Read article: Molecular imaging technique could improve breast cancer screening
Imaging spinal cord activity during electrical stimulation treatments could help surgeons optimize pain relief outcomes in real time
Read article: Functional ultrasound imaging provides real-time feedback during spinal surgery
A point-of-care device uses a low-field single-sided magnetic resonance sensor to evaluate skeletal muscle
Read article: Single-sided MR sensor provides tissue analysis at the patient bedside
Harvard researchers have developed an MRI contrast agent that leverages immune cells to detect brain inflammation after mild traumatic brain injury in pigs
Read article: Macrophage-adhering micropatches enable MRI to detect brain inflammation
An ultrahigh-resolution 7 tesla MRI scanner resolves brain features 10 times smaller than can be seen by current 7 T systems
Read article: Next-generation 7 T scanner ramps the resolution of brain MR imaging
A portable Raman spectroscopy system can measure changes in brain neurochemistry via the eye
Read article: Handheld device uses eye-safe retinal spectroscopy to diagnose brain injury
This year’s RSNA annual meeting highlighted the latest advances in the use of artificial intelligence within radiology
Read article: RSNA 2023 showcases AI in radiology
Organic semiconductors modified with high-Z heteroatoms could create optimal X-ray detectors for medical imaging, radiotherapy and dosimetry
Read article: Flexible X-ray detectors line up for medical imaging and radiotherapy
