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Pancreatic Acinar Cell Carcinoma Imaging May Predict Recurrence

July 2026

Pancreatic acinar cell carcinoma imaging may help distinguish this rare tumour from other pancreatic cancers and identify patients at higher risk of recurrence after surgery.

Pancreatic Acinar Cell Carcinoma Imaging May Predict Recurrence

Pancreatic acinar cell carcinoma imaging may help distinguish this rare tumour from other pancreatic cancers and identify patients at higher risk of recurrence after surgery.

Sarcopenia Predicted Poorer Survival in Head and Neck Cancer

Sarcopenia was linked to poorer survival in patients with head and neck squamous cell carcinoma, with inflammation further strengthening risk assessment.

NHS Lung Cancer Screening Scales Imaging Nationwide - EMJ

NHS Lung Cancer Screening Model Could Guide Future Imaging Programmes

A cloud-native NHS lung cancer screening model enabled more than 1 million LDCT scans to be reported and could help shape future imaging-based screening programmes.

CT Histogram Analysis May Support Liver Fibrosis Assessment

CT histogram analysis could provide complementary information for assessing liver fibrosis in chronic hepatitis B alongside established assessment methods.

Multiparametric MRI Shows Promise in Breast Cancer Subtyping

Breast cancer MRI could help distinguish luminal and non-luminal invasive ductal carcinoma, supporting more personalised treatment planning.

Ferumoxytol Effective Contrast Agent at Low Doses – EMJ

Ferumoxytol Effective Contrast Agent in CMR Even at Low Doses

Ferumoxytol is an effective contrast agent in 3D whole-heart CMR even at low doses, new research has found.

Bubbly Faecal Pattern in Necrotising Enterocolitis - EMJ

Bubbly Faecal Pattern May Predict Neonatal Intestinal Pneumatosis

A bubbly faecal pattern on abdominal radiographs may help identify intestinal pneumatosis in infants with suspected necrotising or ischaemic enterocolitis.

COVID-19 Linked to More Chest X-Ray Abnormalities in Children

Children who recovered from SARS-CoV-2 infection were more likely to have chest X-ray abnormalities than uninfected peers, while CT findings were similar.

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