Read article: Sub-diffraction imaging of the human eye visualizes photoreceptors with unprecedented detail
The ability to noninvasively image photoreceptors with subcellular resolution could enable earlier detection of eye diseases
Read article: Flexible detector takes high-resolution X-ray images in 3D
Device might find use in healthcare applications such as portable mammography detectors
Read article: Ultrafast low-dose PET scans will benefit cancer patients
Recent developments in PET technology include rapid, low-dose scans and lymph node imaging
Read article: Translating technology into the clinic is a two-way process
Even once a new medical device is launched into clinical use, there’s still a great deal left to discover
Read article: Technology advances improve imaging for paediatric patients
Speakers at the European Congress of Radiology described new techniques for easier MR imaging and lower-dose scanning of children
Read article: Shear wave elastography can guide brain tumour surgery
Using shear wave elastography to help detect residual cancerous tissue after brain tumour resection could improve the patient’s outcome
Read article: How do surgical face masks affect functional MRI measurements?
Wearing a face mask during functional MRI alters the baseline signal, but has no significant impact on the task-activated response
Read article: 3D printing perovskites onto graphene creates ultrasensitive X-ray detector
Perovskites 3D printed on graphene create a highly efficient X-ray detector that could considerably improve the performance of medical imaging devices
Read article: Monochromatic X-ray source could make mammograms safer
A prototype monochromatic X-ray source creates high-quality breast images at far lower doses than current mammography systems
Read article: Open-source algorithm predicts heart attack risk from chest CT scan
A deep-learning method that predicts cardiovascular events can be seamlessly integrated into the routine care pathway
