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Advancements in imaging technology: A look at the latest breakthroughs - Vimarsana News

Advancements in imaging technology: A look at the latest breakthroughs

Explore the digital revolution reshaping radiography, from AI integration to portable digital radiography. Learn how it improves patient care and diagnosis times.

Computer-aided vs. high-definition colonoscopy polyp detection: How they stack up - Vimarsana News

Computer-aided vs. high-definition colonoscopy polyp detection: How they stack up

A randomized trial in Gastroenterology found that computer-aided polyp detection increases adenoma detection rates compared to HD colonoscopy. Learn more about

WHO launches new ScreenTB to detect and prevent Tuberculosis - Vimarsana News

WHO launches new ScreenTB to detect and prevent Tuberculosis

Geneva, Oct 16 (Prensa Latina) WHO’s Global Tuberculosis Program is pleased to announce the update and release of ScreenTB (screentb.org) - a web-based tool designed to assist countries in prioritizing risk groups for screening, as well as in developing screening and prevention approaches tailored to country contexts.

San Antonio hospitals utilize A.I. support for stroke detection and imaging - Vimarsana News

San Antonio hospitals utilize A.I. support for stroke detection and imaging

SAN ANTONIO – From MR imaging to mammography, artificial intelligence is changing the medical field.In San Antonio, Baptist Health System uses AI support to hel

Computer-aided detection does not improve neoplasm detection with colonoscopy - Vimarsana News

Computer-aided detection does not improve neoplasm detection with colonoscopy

1. The GI-Genius neural network system did not improve the rate of detecting advanced colorectal neoplasia by colonoscopy in patients with a first positive fecal immunochemical test (FIT). 2. The unassisted control group had a high adenoma detection rate (ADR) at baseline. Evidence Rating Level: 1 (Excellent) Study Rundown: Colorectal cancer (CRC) screening, involving FIT