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Dr. Jay Pahade discusses the use of RadiologyInfo.org website and it’s benefits to patients and radiology practices at RSNA22
Dr. Jay Pahade discusses the use of RadiologyInfo.org website and it’s benefits to patients and radiology practices at RSNA22
Source: Radiology Business
1 Dec 2022
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Higher Weight Is Linked to Poor Brain Health in Children
Yale-led study links higher weight in children with structural and functional brain impairments, which could contribute to reduced academic performance.
Source: YaleNews
28 Nov 2022
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Obesity Linked to Poor Brain Health in Children
Higher weight and body mass index are associated with poor brain health in children. Researchers observed structural brain changes in overweight children between the ages of 9 and 10, including significant impairment to the integrity of the white matter.
Source: RSNA
28 Nov 2022
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Neuromarker for ADHD Could Improve Diagnosis of the Disorder
Yale researchers identified differences in brain structure and activity in children with ADHD that could serve as a more objective diagnostic tool in the future.
Source: YaleNews
23 Nov 2022
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Researchers Identify Brain Markers of ADHD in Children
Researchers analyzing MRI data on nearly 8,000 children have identified biomarkers of ADHD. Patients with ADHD had abnormal connectivity in the brain networks involved in memory processing and auditory processing, brain cortex thinning and significant white matter microstructural changes. MRI provides an objective means of identifying children with ADHD.
Source: rsna.org
23 Nov 2022
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Most-read Content of November: Analysis of patient-focused web pages about LAAO, PROMPT-LIPID, and antiplatelet regimens
This month researchers examined hospital web page content about percutaneous closure of the left atrial appendage occlusion and clinical decision-making.
22 Nov 2022
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To Better Understand the Brain, Look at the Bigger Picture
Researchers evaluated various approaches to fMRI and found that zooming out and taking a wider field of view captures additional relevant information that a narrow focus leaves out, offering greater understanding of neural interplay.
Source: YaleNews
5 Aug 2022
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Using AI and Machine Learning for a More Accurate Prostate Biopsy
AI and machine learning allow a Yale researcher to make prostate biopsies more accurate by ending the game of chance that comes with imaging.
10 May 2022
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Excellence, Respect and Responsibility in Radiology: Challenging Barriers
“Relying upon one’s strength when confronted by adversity is important, especially when dealing with those barriers that are tangible, and difficult to overcome”
Source: RSNA Daily Bulletin
1 Dec 2021
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Benefits of Digital Breast Tomosynthesis Holding Steady After 10 Years
Ten years after its adoption, digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT) continues to provide better cancer detection with fewer false positives than 2D digital mammography, according to a major study presented at RSNA 2021.
Source: RSNA Daily Bulletin
29 Nov 2021
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Health & Veritas: AI, Machine Learning, and Medicine
Yale physician-professors Howard Forman and Harlan Krumholz are joined by Dr. Rohan Khera, a Yale cardiologist whose research interests include the use of advanced data science tools to improve diagnosis and treatment.
29 Nov 2021
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DBT maintains screening benefits over time
Digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT) has shown itself to be a valid, beneficial breast imaging technology over a decade after it first became commercially available, according to research presented Sunday at the RSNA 2021 annual meeting.
Source: AuntMinnie.com
28 Nov 2021
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ASER 2021 Gold Medal Award Presentation, Dr. Michele Johnson
The American Society of Emergency Radiology 2021 Gold Medal Award Presentation. Dr. Michele Johnson, Professor of Radiology and Biomedical Imaging and of Neurosurgery, Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven, CT.
Source: Youtube
24 Nov 2021
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Low-Cost Low-Field MRI Has Arrived: What Does It Mean for Radiology?
A few years ago, one of our MRI technologists went into a supply closet in the neurosciences intensive care unit (NICU) and discovered a portable head-only 0.064-T MRI scanner that uses a resistive magnet powered by a standard power outlet.
Source: Science Direct
1 Nov 2021
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Opioids, Pain, and the Brain: Mapping Out a Healthier Future for Women
Dr. Sarah Yip and Dr. Sarah Lichenstein are leading one of the first studies to investigate the neurobiology of pain and analgesia at the same time as investigating sex differences.
19 Sep 2021
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ISMRM awards a Gold Medal at its annual meeting to Dr. Douglas Rothman
Dr. Douglas Rothman was awarded a Gold Medal at the recent annual meeting of the International Society of Magnetic Resonance in Medicine.
18 May 2021
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Aidoc launches the first and only AI-based automated notification solution for high-risk pulmonary embolism patients
Aidoc launches the first and only AI-based automated notification solution for high-risk pulmonary embolism patients
Source: DOTmd
3 Mar 2021
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Radiologists Bring New Molecular Imaging Technology to Yale
The Nuclear Medicine Section is taking part in a new clinical trial to test the effectiveness of a novel molecular imaging agent to improve the diagnosis of brain metastasis recurrence after radiation therapy in cancer patients.
19 Jan 2021
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Collaborative Treatment by Urology and Radiology Holds Promise for Prostate Cancer Patients
A promising new treatment for prostate cancer that poses little risk of injury to organs surrounding the prostate gland will soon be providing Yale urologists and interventional radiologists with a new tool for treating patients, who often must weigh the benefits of invasive procedures that can result in a diminished quality of life.
20 Nov 2020
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Yale’s New Mammography Van Brings Care Directly to Communities
A new screening 3-D Mammography and Breast Ultrasound Van will bring Yale Radiology’s world-class breast imaging expertise to women in the local community.
28 Oct 2020