AI

Software unlocks information in CT images to enable AI-driven plaque analysis and PCI planning

Siemens Healthineers’ Syngo.CT Coronary Cockpit is a software solution within the Syngo.via platform designed to support the management of coronary artery disease (CAD) for dual-source and photon-counting CT scanners. Syngo.CT Coronary Cockpit provides advanced, automated plaque analysis so critical details embedded in cardiac CT images become accessible, supporting clinical decision making and intervention planning. Dr […]

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AI-assisted CT platform cuts scan time by up to 53 per cent, study finds

New research published in the Journal of Medical Imaging and Radiation Sciences suggests that AI could help improve efficiency at the point of imaging.As part of a study evaluating the impact of AI on CT scan time and workflow efficiency, a joint scientific collaboration between Canon and the Royal Bournemouth Hospital compared two CT systems. […]

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Six years of planning result in a comprehensive and accessible AI textbook for radiographers and more

In January, the fully evidence-based Artificial Intelligence for Radiographers textbook was published by Springer. Its lead editors are all radiographers – Professors Christina Malamateniou, Karen Knapp, Maryann Hardy and Aarthi Ramlaul – but the book’s more than 100 contributors come from across learned societies and professional backgrounds including radiology, radiography, medical physics, data science, business, […]

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SHERPA initiates studies to validate AI-based technologies for minimally invasive brain and cancer treatments

The Philips-coordinated SHERPA research consortium has initiated seven clinical studies to demonstrate the benefits of AI and robotics-assisted workflows in minimally invasive treatments for brain aneurysms and liver tumours. Staff shortages, coupled with the complex nature of the work, place significant pressure on interventional radiologists and interventional neuroradiologists. The SHERPA consortium aims to validate AI-powered […]

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One cardiac platform offers many benefits for daily practice

Circle CVI says a single cardiovascular imaging platform, such as its cvi42, can change daily work for cardiologists and radiologists from ‘tool juggling’ to focused clinical practice. “However, it also requires effort and carries real, although manageable, risks. Seeing this change from the user perspective makes it easier to decide whether adopting a unified platform […]

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EIZO shares its specialist displays at Edinburgh pathology conference

EIZO exhibited at the Annual Edinburgh Transforming Digital Pathology & AI: The Path Forward conference in May. The event at the Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium brought together professionals from across the pathology sector to discuss the continued development of digital pathology workflows and diagnostic imaging technologies. Visitors to the EIZO stand had the opportunity to […]

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Circle CVI’s single platform can offer clinical, technical and operational benefits for cardiovascular imaging programmes

Circle Cardiovascular Imaging is aiming to provide a single platform for imaging post-processing with its cvi42 platform, which turns fragmented workflows into a unified, scalable engine for clinical, technical and operational performance. Clinicians, department heads and executives each benefit differently from consolidation, the company says. Its cvi42 platform turns integration into tangible impact across MRI, […]

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SwiftMR deployment demonstrates what targeted AI implementation can achieve

Youtilix will be showcasing SwiftMR, the AI-powered MRI enhancement solution from AIRS Medical. As a specialised AI implementation partner for radiology, Youtilix selects, deploys and supports AI solutions across NHS and independent imaging services, bringing what it describes as a precision-first approach to the complex challenge of clinical AI adoption. ‘AI. Implemented right’ is the […]

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