Magnetic Resonance Imaging
FDA grants MR conditional labeling for implantable HF device
The FDA approved magnetic resonance conditional labeling for an implantable neurostimulator HF device, allowing patients with the device to safely undergo MRI, according to a press release from CVRx.
MRI may determine severity, location of abnormalities in shoulder instability
WAIKOLOA, Hawaii — MRI can be used to determine the chronicity, severity and location of abnormalities in patients with traumatic shoulder instability, according to a presenter at Orthopedics Today Hawaii.
Next-generation AI cardiac imaging platform launches with new, FDA-approved modules
Arterys announced it has added several new elements to its artificial intelligence-enhanced cardiac MRI platform and an additional FDA clearance for two quantification modules.
Sociodemographic, structural processes mostly explain racial disparity in prostate MRI use
Sociodemographic factors and products of structural racism, such as poverty and residential segregation, explained most of the racial disparity observed in use of prostate MRI among older Black men and white men with prostate cancer.
White matter hyperintensities 1 year after stroke linked to cognitive scores
White matter hyperintensity volumes at 1 year strongly correlated with contemporaneous cognitive scores after stroke, according to study results published in Neurology.
MRI may determine severity, location of abnormalities in shoulder instability
WAIKOLOA, Hawaii — MRI can be used to determine the chronicity, severity and location of abnormalities in patients with traumatic shoulder instability, according to a presenter at Orthopedics Today Hawaii.
VIDEO: Artificial intelligence, machine learning enhance articular cartilage imaging
WAIKOLOA, Hawaii — In this video from Orthopedics Today Hawaii 2022, Pamela J. Lund, MD, spoke on new techniques for MRI of articular cartilage abnormalities.
Extracardiac anomalies prevalent across congenital heart disease types
Extracardiac anomalies, including structural brain anomalies, were frequently detected on fetal MRI among fetuses with various forms of congenital heart disease, researchers reported.
Greater fish consumption tied to lower cerebrovascular disease risk
Eating more fish appeared linked to lower cerebrovascular disease risk, particularly among individuals younger than 75 years, according to results of a population-based study published in Neurology.