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Content in the substantia nigra in order to better decipher the effects of stroke on the brain According to a study released in the March 12 issue of Radiology, French researchers have broken new ground in measuring iron content in the substantia nigra in order … Read more
Serious accidents in MRI suites are rare, but that doesn’t mean safety precautions shouldn’t be taken into serious consideration Serious accidents in MRI suites are rare, but that doesn’t mean MRI safety precautions shouldn’t be taken into serious consideration anyway. An article was recently published … Read more
What are the most common MRI injuries or issues that come up, and what should you do to ensure the safety of your patients Sites like Quora and Yahoo Answers are great places to find experts on radiology. Recently, we answered a question on Quora … Read more
MRI scanning may actually be safe for patients with legacy pacemakers or implantable cardioverter-defibrillators A new study was recently released that states MRI scanning may actually be safe for patients with legacy pacemakers or implantable cardioverter-defibrillators, as long as safety protocol is followed. Previously, these … Read more
Children with a high risk of developing Multiple Sclerosis may be identified by MRI scan before symptoms become apparent A new study has shown that children with a high risk of developing Multiple Sclerosis can be identified by MRI scan, even before symptoms become apparent. … Read more
Stretching your budget is never a bad thing, and refurbished equipment is just as safe and effective as brand new You know that purchasing refurbished imaging equipment over new is a good investment for your facility. Stretching your budget is never a bad thing, and … Read more
MRI to visualize disruptions in several areas of the brain associated with attention and visual processing in Parkinson’s sufferers Parkinson’s disease affects the central nervous system, mainly the motor system. The long term degenerative disease causes tremors, memory loss, difficulty walking, and shaking. Some with … Read more
Artificial intelligence analysis of routine medical scans could, in the future, be able to predict a person’s risk of death If you had the opportunity to find out when you’re going to die, would you take it? Better yet, if you could find out when … Read more
Brain regions that are damaged most by bipolar are used for inhibition and emotions A thinning of gray matter in patients with bipolar disorder was shown on the results of a new global MRI study recently. Researchers from the University of Southern California Keck School … Read more
Magnetic Resonance Imaging is a medical device that uses a magnet in order to take detailed images inside the human body An MRI machine, or Magnetic Resonance Imaging, is a medical imaging device that uses a magnet in order to take detailed images inside the human body. … Read more
A picture really is worth a thousand words, so what better way to show the difference If you are on the fence about whether or not to choose a 3.0T MRI or a 1.5T, today’s blog post is for you. A picture really is worth … Read more
There are things a radiologist can do in order to ease the patient’s stress of the impending MRI or CT scan Medical imaging including MRI and CT scans are a scary thought for a good reason – most of the machines are large and looming, and … Read more
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