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From screening to patient pathway: the changing role of breast imaging

Breast imaging is becoming more personalized. Experts discuss AI, dense breast screening and emerging technologies shaping the patient pathway.

MR/CT

MBI in Dense Breasts: Stronger Evidence for Supplemental Screening

New multicenter data presented at AAPM 2026 strengthen the evidence for molecular breast imaging as a supplemental screening tool in women with dense breasts.

MR/CT

Lung Cancer Screening: Implementation Determines Impact

Low-dose CT can detect lung cancer earlier, but screening success depends on eligibility, follow-up, screening intervals and healthcare capacity.

IT / AI

Digital Humans Could Bring More Clinical Realism Into Simulation

Medical simulation is getting better at reproducing scanners. The next challenge is reproducing the patient.

MR/CT

As Active Implants Evolve, So Must MRI Safety

Advances in implant technology are expanding MRI access while demanding more sophisticated approaches to safety and clinical decision-making.

Insights

Lung Cancer Screening: Implementation Determines Impact

Low-dose CT can detect lung cancer earlier, but screening success depends on eligibility, follow-up, screening intervals and healthcare capacity.

Digital Humans Could Bring More Clinical Realism Into Simulation

Medical simulation is getting better at reproducing scanners. The next challenge is reproducing the patient.

From screening to patient pathway The changing role of breast imaging Nowadays, I think breast imaging is increasingly seen as an end-to-end solution. We can offer screening and detection, we can diagnose, and we can also be part of treatment planning, staging, and monitoring.

As Active Implants Evolve, So Must MRI Safety

Advances in implant technology are expanding MRI access while demanding more sophisticated approaches to safety and clinical decision-making.

Remote MR scanning moves toward governance, not just convenience

As remote MR expands, experts argue that governance must evolve alongside the technology.

Why clinical AI must be designed for humans, not just trained on data

As AI becomes part of everyday radiology, experts argue that successful implementation depends as much on human factors, workflow integration, and communication as on algorithm performance.

News

Lunit Expands AI Breast Cancer Screening in Stockholm

Miniaturized Platform for PET Radiotracer Production

RADAR: Vision-Language AI to Analyze Abdominal CT Scans

Results from Minibeam Radiotherapy Study in Resistant Cancers

FDA Clears DeepHealth’s Foundation Model-Based Chest X-ray AI Tool

SORDINO MRI Method Reduces Noise and Distortion in Brain Research

United Imaging Healthcare Receives CE Mark for uCT SiriuX CT Systems

Bayer Reports Phase III PET Radiotracer Results in Cardiac Amyloidosis

FAP-targeted PET/MRI Shows Higher Endometriosis Detection in Difficult-to-assess Areas

AI Could Help Detect Cardiovascular Diseases From Mammograms

FDA Clears ROPCA’s Automated Ultrasound Robot and AI Software

Vivid Ultrasound Systems Add AI and cSound Imaging Across Cardiac Care

LUMINOS Q.namix R Fluoroscopy System Installed in Ireland

Study Highlights Decade-Long Decline in CT Doses

AI-Driven Triage Shortens CT Delays for Urgent Emergency Cases

UW Health Kids Opens First Pediatric Interventional Radiology Suite

Freeland Systems Launches Customer Dashboard for AccessPoint PACS Users

Portable 3D Ultrasound System Supports Reproducible Breast Cancer Monitoring

Study Explores Remote-Assisted At-Home Transvaginal Ultrasound

Imagion Biosystems and Siemens Healthineers Extend Collaboration

Insights

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Can Assistive AI Help Ease the Pressure on Europe's Interventional Radiology Workforce?

As specialist shortages and procedural complexity continue to increase, Europe is exploring how assistive AI could help strengthen healthcare systems without replacing clinical expertise.

From QR Codes to Instagram: Reshaping Education

Radiology educators are increasingly turning to microlearning, case-based teaching and social media to engage trainees.

Ethical AI: Regulation, Surveillance, Human Factors

Radiology experts examine how to safely deploy AI while meeting European legal requirements and protecting both patients and staff.

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Esaote updates low-field open iMRI concept “I-Genius” for repeat MRI checks during glioma surgery

Esaote has presented the latest developments of I-Genius, an open intraoperative MRI (iMRI) concept intended to enable multiple MRI acquisitions during glioma surgery.

AI after deployment: why post-market surveillance matters

Experts at ECR 2026 discussed one of the growing challenges in clinical AI adoption: how to ensure AI tools remain reliable and safe once they enter daily radiology workflows.