Medical X-Ray Imaging using Computed Tomography
How can you determine what’s in a closed box? This was a question proposed in 1967 when the British electrical…
How can you determine what’s in a closed box? This was a question proposed in 1967 when the British electrical…
EXPLORER Total Body PET Scanner The EXPLORER Whole Body Scanner and its capabilities reminded me about the ‘Fantastic Voyage’. The Fantastic Voyage…
The nuclear reactor which produces molybdenum-99 has a half-life of 66 hours and decays to technetium-99m. Drytec™ is a technetium-99m…
An Overview of radiopharmaceuticals in clinical use Radiopharmaceuticals primarily consist of a radioisotope which is incorporated into a pharmaceutical with…
The first radiometal molybdenum-99/technetium-99m generator was developed at the Brookhaven National Laboratory in 1959, subsequently, in 1964, technetium-99m radiotracers were being established…
Overview of Imaging Techniques in Breast Cancer In 2016-17, a breast cancer screening programme was carried out in England and the following…
Diagnostic Medical Imaging through the Application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Alan Turing features on the back of a new £50 banknote he…
It is important to protect medical devices by applying imaging system acceptance testing. This approach is usually in conjunction with…
WannaCry Ransomware Attack Cyber security is paramount in the protection of medical imaging systems. In May 2017, a global cyber attack began…
The buzz around artificial intelligence (AI) in medical imaging has turned into a boom, which is turning into a bubble.…
The average radiologist has to interpret one image every 3 to 4 seconds in order to keep up with their…
From why imaging studies are ordered to how they are produced, analysed, interpreted and followed up on, artificial intelligence (AI)…