Radiology

Limited light exposure in radiology may drive burnout, disrupt sleep, and affect workforce sustainability.

AI fracture detection shows modest gains in identifying child abuse fractures in children under five, highlighting both potential and current limitations.

England delivered 50% fewer PET-CT scans than guidelines recommend in 2021, with gaps for prostate cancer, neuroendocrine tumours, and dementia.

AI-assisted chest X-rays are enhancing TB detection in LMICs, helping clinicians identify cases earlier where imaging access and expertise are limited.

New vessel wall MRI detects more supracardiac atherosclerosis plaques than CTA, improving stroke evaluation and identifying embolic sources.

Targeted MRI accurately assesses new bone pain in stable multiple myeloma, guiding management and reducing unnecessary whole-body scans.

Synthetic radiographs are often hard to distinguish from real X-rays, challenging radiologists and AI while offering training and research opportunities.

IVUS guidance reduces costs and rehospitalisations in lower limb venous stenting, with mixed effects for thrombectomy and thrombolysis procedures.