RSNA 2025: New Imaging Technologies Take Center Stage
From advanced scanners to adaptive AI workflows, RSNA 2025 exhibitors debuted imaging tools aimed at personalizing care and improving efficiency.
From advanced scanners to adaptive AI workflows, RSNA 2025 exhibitors debuted imaging tools aimed at personalizing care and improving efficiency.
A new case series shows the technology can flag suspicious nodules on images ordered for unrelated conditions, potentially expanding early detection opportunities.
New FDA clearances authorize the use of an AI tool to detect lung nodules and help triage pneumothorax and pleural effusion on chest X-rays.
From advanced scanners to adaptive AI workflows, RSNA 2025 exhibitors debuted imaging tools aimed at personalizing care and improving efficiency.
MediView XR has engaged with Mayo Clinic to explore ways to advance procedural augmented reality solutions.
Read MoreA new framework is speeding up the process of inspecting additively manufactured metal parts via X-ray CT while increasing result accuracy.
Read MoreEarly on during the pandemic, the state of New York spent millions of dollars on equipment that was aimed at aiding COVID patients, much of which is currently dormant and with no plans to be used.
Read MoreThe impact the pandemic has had on the industry is poised to change service requirements associated with medical imaging equipment.
Read MoreGE Healthcare released a new, fixed X-ray system, the next-gen Definium 656 HD. The latest solution of its overhead tube suspension system.
Read MoreKonica Minolta’s Dynamic Digital Radiography (DDR) technology will be available on the mKDR Xpress Mobile X-ray System.
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Fujifilm Healthcare Americas Corp. has launched a new hybrid c-arm and portable x-ray system built for hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers.