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Imaging technology company Adaptix has begun live imaging trials as part of a research programme at the University of Exeter. Patients suspected of having rheumatoid arthritis will be the first in the country to use its Adaptix Ortho350 digital tomosynthesis technology to help diagnose and track the progression of the disease in their hands. The […]

The University of Dundee and NHS Tayside have launched TayMed Connect, a medical technology ecosystem that provides testing for devices and procedures as well as staff training facilities. According to the institutions, the hub brings together a unique cadaveric embalming method, advanced angiography and imaging technology. At its heart is the university’s Image Guided Therapy […]

Since its debut in early 2024, the MR5502 adjustable height trolley has proven to be a reliable, high performance solution for MRI departments seeking improved ergonomics and robust safety, according to manufacturer Wardray Premise. Manufactured in the UK and designed for MRI environments up to 7.0T, the trolley delivers a 300kg safe working load and […]

GE HealthCare has entered into an agreement to acquire medical imaging software provider Intelerad, furthering the company’s stated aim to triple its offerings of cloud-enabled products by 2028. GE HealthCare believes Intelerad’s leading outpatient footprint complements its own expertise in hospital-based imaging and that the combined capabilities will create a comprehensive, cloud-first and AI-enabled offering […]

In a move expected to transform imaging education, Alliance Medical Limited (AML) and the University of the West of England (UWE Bristol) have joined forces to co-design and develop what is said to be the UK’s first PETCT Postgraduate Certificate. The first cohort is due in September 2026. The initiative is a response to the […]

Across many imaging departments, the causes of repeat imaging are often rooted not in equipment failure, but in referral inaccuracy. Rosenfield Health points out that incomplete clinical information, misinterpreted symptoms or incorrect modality selection can all result in inappropriate imaging requests. The medical technology company says this results in patients undergoing additional scans and radiology […]

Low dose radiotherapy (LDRT) is gaining renewed attention in the UK as a treatment option for selected benign and inflammatory conditions. By delivering carefully controlled radiation doses, clinicians can achieve meaningful symptom relief – often improving mobility, comfort and overall quality of life – for a large subset of patients, while maintaining a favourable tolerability […]

Everlight Radiology and The HLH Imaging Group (HLH), both leading providers in teleradiology and subspecialist reporting services, today announce a strategic partnership to deliver highly specialist cardiac CT/MRI and advanced prostate MRI reporting services to NHS trusts across the UK. This partnership brings together Everlight Radiology’s established operational scale, resilient service delivery model and experience […]