Articles by Radiological Society of North America

By pairing CT technology with AI-based noise reduction, lower radiation doses can be used

The deep learning model showed almost no difference compared to manual analysis

Radiologists may feel the effects of fatigue differently depending on experience level

Technique could pave the way for faster treatment evaluation

A new study demonstrates using digital breast tomosynthesis for breast cancer screening has advantages over mammography

Women who skip even one scheduled mammography before a breast cancer diagnosis face higher risk of dying

Powerful AI machine learning technology could provide early detection of Parkinson's disease based on retina vasculature

Study finds potentially life-threatening neurological complications are more common in COVID-19 patients with hypertension and diabetes

Despite its importance, there is no ideal way to measure blood flow noninvasively and inexpensively

The rapid development of AI, coming on the heels of the widespread adoption of electronic medical records, has opened up exciting possibilities in medicine

A landmark report published in 2008 found that per capita radiation exposure in the US increased six-fold between 1980 and 2006, but measures taken since appear to be helping

Recent study results support a role for positron emission tomography myocardial perfusion imaging in improving cardiac risk stratification in people with diabetes

Compared to women ages 40 to 44 at average risk, incidence screening of women in their 30s with at least one of the three evaluated risk factors showed similar cancer detection rates

Breast density can mask cancers on mammography and is an independent risk factor for the disease