Imaging
Imaging plays important part in diagnosis, documentation of DME
WAIKOLOA, Hawaii — At Retina 2022, Sophie J. Bakri, MD, provided some pearls on the clinical relevance of imaging for diabetic macular edema.
Consensus group provides imaging criteria for assessment of geographic atrophy
WAIKOLOA, Hawaii — In a series of published reports, the Classification of Atrophy Meeting group provided consensus-based imaging parameters for multimodal assessment of geographic atrophy.
Radiographic scoring system 'feasible, reproducible' to assess spur, sclerosis in gout
A semi-quantitative plain radiographic scoring method for assessing new bone formation in sclerosis and spur in gout is feasible, valid and reproducible, according to data published in Arthritis Research & Therapy.
Remote AMD monitoring leads to more personalized care
Age-related macular degeneration is a condition that requires regular monitoring in order to preserve vision and detect any changes in the eye.
EULAR: Imaging favored over palpation for guiding procedures at joints, nerves
Imaging should be the preferred choice over palpation in guiding targeted procedures and injections at peripheral and sacroiliac joints, and at structures encompassing peripheral nerves, according to new EULAR “points to consider.”
'Advanced vascular imaging' drives revision to ACR/EULAR vasculitis classification criteria
The American College of Rheumatology and EULAR have updated classification criteria for five types of large- and small-vessel vasculitis, driven in part by advances in diagnostic imaging, according to presenters at ACR Convergence 2021.
FDA announces 510(k) clearance of photon-counting CT imaging device
VIDEO: Aqueous flow imaging described as ‘work in progress’
In this video from the ESCRS meeting, Alex A. Huang, MD, PhD, speaks about aqueous humor outflow imaging tools and how these tools may be used to improve the outcomes of MIGS.
Cardiac MRI accurate for suspected cardiac tumor, predictive of long-term outcomes
Cardiac MRI demonstrated high diagnostic accuracy in patients with suspected cardiac tumor and may serve as a good independent predictor of long-term survival, researchers reported.