New research could have implications for decisions about withholding contrast in sick patients solely because of concerns about nephrotoxicity. 

This could be particularly beneficial in high-volume radiology departments, where delays can accumulate as readers work through lengthy work lists.

The role was designed to assist with rising caseloads as an attempt to maintain both patient safety and resident well-being, according to new research. 

Mounting evidence suggests that premedication may provide limited protection against repeat reactions to iodinated contrast media, particularly with the emergence of modern low-osmolar agents. 

According to new research, CAC scans provide relatively little beneficial information for patients already classified as low or high risk.

New research on the performance of several commercially available AI tools is challenging the narrative that describes the technology as the solution to many of radiology’s workflow-related issues. 

Experts have developed an RT device they say can be inserted intraoperatively during tumor removal surgery to help slow regrowth in patients with these fast-growing, aggressive brain tumors. 

New research details the safety and feasibility of PAE in men over 80 who experience urinary symptoms related to an enlarged prostate.

DXA scans are considered the gold standard method to screen for osteoporosis but have been historically underutilized.