Radiology

New stainless steel neural probes promise safer deep brain sensing, reducing fracture risk while supporting high-resolution recordings for research and surgery.

The new analysis draws on the prospective MALRIC study, including patients treated between 2009 and 2024 across 10 hospitals

Recreational substance use is associated with a broad range of neuroimaging findings, and radiologists play a key role in recognising patterns that influence emergency management and prognosis.

A machine learning lung cancer risk model showed improved accuracy over traditional methods, with potential to enhance patient selection for radiology based lung cancer screening.

Axillary ultrasound and MRI guide SLNB decisions in early-stage breast cancer, allowing safe surgical de-escalation in selected clinically node-negative patients.

The device, referred to as hPAM TUT, has a rigid body measuring 90 mm in length and just 17 mm in diameter, making it suitable for handheld use.

CT is one of the most widely used diagnostic imaging tools, but accurately estimating patient radiation dose remains challenging because of wide variation in body size and anatomy.

A proof-of-concept trial shows novel sarcoidosis PET/CT tracer detects inflammatory activity, supporting further clinical evaluation.