The uCT SiriuX and uCT SiriuX Ultrix have received CE Mark certification, allowing United Imaging Healthcare to make the CT systems available in Europe.
The self-service portal combines system status, documentation, training resources, and support tools in a single interface to help radiology and IT teams manage cloud PACS environments more efficiently.
Researchers have developed an AI-based virtual staining technique that generates histology-like images directly from phase-contrast micro-CT data. The approach enables three-dimensional visualization of tissue samples without conventional staining.
The transition is intended to improve collaboration across 16 sites, streamline imaging workflows, and support coordinated patient care throughout the region.
Six NHS Trusts in north central London are consolidating imaging systems into Sectra One Cloud, a fully managed enterprise imaging service designed to enhance cybersecurity.
Radiology experts at ECR 2026 examined why diagnostic errors occur, how artificial intelligence may affect them, and why open communication with patients remains essential when mistakes happen.
ECR 2026 will host its first Alzheimer’s Day, bringing radiologists, clinicians, and industry partners together to examine how imaging supports early diagnosis, treatment decisions, and monitoring
The 111th Scientific Assembly and Annual Meeting of the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA 2025) opened with a powerful message of unity, scientific progress, and the expanding impact of precision medicine.
Elucid has introduced PlaqueIQ, a CT-based image analysis software indicated for the carotid arteries, enabling precise quantification of plaque composition to help physicians assess stroke risk and personalize treatment.
QT Imaging announces collaboration with Intelerad Medical Systems to deploy Cloud PACS for research and clinical connectivity across its breast imaging network.
Experts from Emory University discuss how digital twin technology is transforming imaging precision, adaptive therapy, and the future of personalized care
University Health Network (UHN) in Toronto has adopted KA Imaging’s Canadian-made Reveal Mobi Pro mobile X-ray system to improve bedside imaging accuracy and patient safety
Detection Technology has introduced the AVA modular line detector family, designed to deliver high performance, versatility, and cost efficiency across security, logistics, and industrial X-ray imaging applications.
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