Can ChatGPT support diagnostic imaging decisions? July 10, 2023 -- A proof-of-concept study suggests that ChatGPT-4 can generate relevant differential diagnoses for specific imaging patterns, a research group from the University of Cologne in Germany has reported.Read More
What more can be done to improve a child's MRI experience? June 8, 2023 -- TORONTO - Play therapy can help to improve children's MRI exam experience and make it possible for them to remain awake during imaging, according to novel research presented at ISMRM 2023.Read More
Radiography and medical students benefit from VR training May 31, 2023 -- Most radiography and medical students appreciate the value of virtual reality (VR) simulation-based training to learn about radiation protection in the interventional radiology suite, an Irish research group reported on 25 May in Radiography.Read More
AI tool ChatGPT shows great promise in breast imaging April 10, 2023 -- ChatGPT, the fast-emerging artificial-intelligence (AI) chatbot developed by OpenAI and launched in November 2022, may be on its way to automatically providing healthcare information about breast cancer prevention and screening, a new study suggests.Read More
Career switches can pay off, says senior Irish radiologist April 6, 2023 -- Radiologists must not be afraid to branch out into broader health management roles and advocate the value of radiology within the system at large. That's the view of Prof. Risteárd Ó Laoide from Dublin, who also reflects on the devastating 2021 cyberattack.Read More
Attention focuses on MRI exam follow-up in brain cancer April 4, 2023 -- Brain cancer patients who undergo repeated brain MRI scans for follow-up appear to tolerate them well, but most would prefer to avoid gadolinium-based contrast agents if the results were diagnostically equivalent, Dutch researchers have found.Read More
In 2023 and beyond, AI is redefining radiology March 31, 2023 -- In the field of healthcare, artificial intelligence (AI) isn't replacing humans, but is enabling people to devote more of their time to the work that only humans can do, writes radiologist Prof. Dr. Mathias Goyen.Read More
6 ways to foster a 'no blame' safety reporting culture March 28, 2023 -- Mistakes happen in radiology. And while some safety incidents have significant consequences, others have no significance at all -- in fact, most incidents are often dealt with locally and rather quickly, Prof. Louise Rainford from Dublin writes in a column.Read More