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Editor's Choice: MRI

Philips partners with Disney to incorporate iconic characters in MRI exams

The Amsterdam-based imaging manufacturer said it will utilize beloved animated characters and stories as part of the Philips Ambient Experience. 

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Philips partners with Disney to incorporate iconic characters in MRI exams

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The Amsterdam-based imaging manufacturer said it will utilize beloved animated characters and stories as part of the Philips Ambient Experience. 
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Imaging advances may be leading to renal cancer overdiagnoses

Renal cell carcinoma diagnoses have increased steadily over the last 30 years, rising by up to 3% annually in the U.S. alone.

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Imaging advances may be leading to renal cancer overdiagnoses

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Renal cell carcinoma diagnoses have increased steadily over the last 30 years, rising by up to 3% annually in the U.S. alone.
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Rapid brain MRI protocols cut payer costs while patient out-of-pocket spending remains unchanged

This type of imaging is increasingly being implemented in clinical care, though financing and billing practices have lagged these advances, experts write in Pediatric Radiology. 

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Rapid brain MRI protocols cut payer costs while patient out-of-pocket spending remains unchanged

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This type of imaging is increasingly being implemented in clinical care, though financing and billing practices have lagged these advances, experts write in Pediatric Radiology. 
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SimonMed hopes to drum up whole-body MRI business

The Tucson, Arizona-based radiology practice announced it will offer 20% discounts on its longevity scans to the military, veterans and first responders. 

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SimonMed hopes to drum up whole-body MRI business

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The Tucson, Arizona-based radiology practice announced it will offer 20% discounts on its longevity scans to the military, veterans and first responders. 
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New MRI technique maps 20-plus multiple sclerosis biomarkers in a single noncontrast scan

The technique enables researchers to observe acute inflammation, metabolic alterations, edema, axonal damage and demyelination in the brain without the use of GBCAs.

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New MRI technique maps 20-plus multiple sclerosis biomarkers in a single noncontrast scan

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The technique enables researchers to observe acute inflammation, metabolic alterations, edema, axonal damage and demyelination in the brain without the use of GBCAs.
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Patients are discussing whole-body MRIs on Reddit, presenting opportunity for radiologists

“Radiologists are well-positioned to contribute evidence-based guidance, promote transparency, and help patients make informed decisions," experts write in Clinical Imaging. 

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Patients are discussing whole-body MRIs on Reddit, presenting opportunity for radiologists

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“Radiologists are well-positioned to contribute evidence-based guidance, promote transparency, and help patients make informed decisions," experts write in Clinical Imaging. 
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AI use in MRI-based prostate cancer screening remains limited

New findings question the use of artificial intelligence in these settings due to numerous shortcomings, including issues with overdetection and low specificity.

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AI use in MRI-based prostate cancer screening remains limited

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New findings question the use of artificial intelligence in these settings due to numerous shortcomings, including issues with overdetection and low specificity.
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Certain strokes likely caused by artery widening, not blockages, new MRI data show

Imaging findings could explain why treatments involving aspirin and other antiplatelet drugs are not effective in some stroke patients. 

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Certain strokes likely caused by artery widening, not blockages, new MRI data show

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Imaging findings could explain why treatments involving aspirin and other antiplatelet drugs are not effective in some stroke patients. 
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MRI reveals link between hidden muscle fat and undiagnosed cardiometabolic risk

A specialized algorithm is giving experts a better understanding of how hidden muscle fat on imaging affects cardiometabolic health. 

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MRI reveals link between hidden muscle fat and undiagnosed cardiometabolic risk

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A specialized algorithm is giving experts a better understanding of how hidden muscle fat on imaging affects cardiometabolic health. 
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Even low-level drinking is bad for long-term brain health, MRI shows

Alcohol intake, even at levels lower than the recommended ranges, can reduce cortical thickness and perfusion in multiple brain regions.

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Even low-level drinking is bad for long-term brain health, MRI shows

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Alcohol intake, even at levels lower than the recommended ranges, can reduce cortical thickness and perfusion in multiple brain regions.
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