A non-invasive imaging device can detect high intracranial pressure by examining the patient's eye with ultrasound
Read article: Ultrasound tool can detect high brain pressure at the scene of an accident
Time-resolved near-infrared imaging can track brain atrophy arising from neurodegenerative diseases
Read article: Non-invasive NIR imaging tracks brain shrinkage
An artificial intelligence algorithm produces synthetic brain MR images, solving one of the big challenges in training AI algorithms
Read article: AI algorithm produces synthetic brain MR images
Split‐filter dual‐energy CT enables more accurate delineation of pancreatic tumours for planning radiation treatment
Read article: Split‐filter DECT improves tumour visibility for radiotherapy planning
A novel MR imaging method maps metabolism in real time using only harmless heavy hydrogen atoms
Read article: Heavy hydrogen tracks glucose metabolism in vivo
An ultrasound transducer made from inexpensive polymers could be used to create low-cost, wearable ultrasound devices
Read article: Polymer transducer paves the way for low-cost ultrasound
A machine learning technique could allow doctors to personalize cancer treatment earlier
Read article: Artificial intelligence predicts cancer evolution
Our survey of recent medical imaging patent applications includes filings from GE, Philips, Physio-Control and more
Read article: Innovation: patent applications review
Augmented reality can replace conventional intraprocedural imaging to guide needle insertion for interventional procedures
Read article: Augmented reality device aids interventional oncology
A handheld ophthalmology device could improve the diagnosis of eye diseases and eventually enable early detection of brain diseases and trauma
Read article: Portable imager provides insight into eye and brain diseases
