The aim of this article is to provide some guidance for radiographers undertaking antenatal MRI. It is worth emphasising that we are dealing with two patients: the fetus and the mother. For this article, the mother is referred to as ‘the patient’.
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Paediatric fractures make up a large part of the acute paediatric workload both in the emergency department and community-based care, such as urgent care and walk-in centres. Paediatric fractures can be very subtle, posing a diagnostic challenge for the untrained eye. Missed fractures can have a significant impact in children, including opportunities to raise safeguarding […]
Dr Emma Allan, Dr Emily Ashworth, Cato Pauling, Dr Susie Shelmerdine
University College London Hospital; Great Ormond Street Hospital; UCL Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health; Great Ormond Street Hospital
Over 12,000 patients are diagnosed with head and neck cancer across the UK every year. Alcohol and tobacco use have long been established as primary risk factors for the development of these cancers. However, there has been a notable increase in the cases of oropharyngeal cancer in recent years, particularly those linked to the oncogenic […]
Polly Darby, John McLellan, Rafael Moleron
Aberdeen Royal Infirmary
Imagine a future where every PETCT scan delivers faster, sharper images and fewer diagnostic doubts or discrepancies – that is the potential transformative power of AI. I won’t take you through what AI, or machine learning (ML), is; for that can I simply direct you to another RAD Magazine article entitled ‘AI in multimodality imaging’ […]
Dr Peter Strouhal
Alliance Medical