Radiology

AI tools may help detect vertebral fractures on CT scans, matching expert accuracy and improving osteoporosis care.

The proportion of CT scans performed in patients aged 60–90 has risen over 10 years at a hospital, highlighting concerns about repeated radiation exposure.

Fetoscopic repair of spina bifida reduces brain edema and hindbrain bulging, but postoperative aqueductal obstruction remains a risk, study shows.

A multi-centre study shows AI-assisted CT can reduce reading time and improve consistency in tumour measurements during cancer follow-up imaging.

The PARADIGM study will test whether artificial intelligence can match radiologists in detecting clinically significant prostate cancer on MRI across an international cohort.

ECR 2026 data show that structured reporting systems help improve radiation safety in healthcare X ray practices across Finland.

Half-dose gadopiclenol boosts breast MRI contrast while reducing gadolinium exposure, offering equivalent or better imaging than full-dose gadobutrol.

Age and smoking status influence CT-based body composition in lung cancer screening, with muscle loss and fat gain increasing with age in a large NELSON cohort analysis.