ResourcesVendorsX-rayAccessoriesg-rayG-ray Medical 61, Rouges-Terres CH - 2068 Hauterive SWITZERLANDeMail:Website:https://www.g-ray-switzerland.com/Latest from g-rayNeuroradiologySimonMed, Oxford Brain Diagnostics forge brain disease research allianceBy AuntMinnieEurope.com staff writersSimonMed Imaging has inked an alliance with Oxford Brain Diagnostics to explore using cortical disarray measurement to better diagnose brain diseases.June 18, 2024Molecular ImagingPET/MRI displays promise in patients with late-life depressionBy Will MortonPET/MRI scans have revealed positive findings for patients with late-life depression – namely that they have preserved “synaptic density,” and thus are likely to respond to treatment, Belgian researchers have reported.March 25, 2024ECR 2024Philips spotlights AI, image-guided therapy, and CT at ECR 2024By Erik L. RidleyPhilips brought a clutch of new products to ECR 2024, including two image-guided therapy systems and a new CT scanner.March 2, 2024MRIDTI-MRI reveals impact of football heading on brainBy Amerigo AllegrettoDiffusion tensor imaging (DTI)-MRI reveals declines in the brain microstructure and function caused by football heading.November 29, 2023Clinical NewsMRI identifies biomarkers that can predict MS progressionBy Kate Madden YeeResearchers have used MRI to investigate biomarkers that may serve as prognostic markers for individuals with early multiple sclerosis (MS) -- and thus improve patient care and treatment planning.September 5, 2023Clinical NewsMRI shines light on brain effects of long COVID-19By Kate Madden YeeIndividuals with long COVID-19 show decreased gray-matter volume on brain MR imaging compared to healthy controls, Hungarian scientists have reported in the Journal of Magnetic Resonance Imaging.August 30, 2023Clinical NewsNovel diffusion MRI technique illuminates neurological disordersBy Philip WardBetter characterization of disease progression gained through quantifying microstructure features with diffusion MRI can help lead to an earlier diagnosis, more timely access to treatment, and the development of targeted therapies for neurological and psychiatric disorders, according to award-winning Swiss researchers.July 18, 2023Clinical NewsRevealed: How SuperAgers' minds remain so agile and alertBy Kate Madden YeeMRI shows that so-called SuperAgers -- people in their 80s who have the memory function of much younger individuals -- have more gray matter in brain regions linked to memory function than their peers, Spanish scientists have highlighted.July 17, 2023Clinical NewsNovel ultrasound method can boost prostate cancer risk assessmentBy Amerigo AllegrettoA nomogram prediction model that uses contrast-enhanced ultrasound can help predict prostate cancer risk, a new study has found. The authors hope the new technique will lead to a meaningful reduction in unnecessary biopsies.August 4, 2022Clinical NewsRadiomics for dummies: French team bids to make tricky topic easyBy Edna Astbury-Ward, PhDResearchers from one of Europe's leading cancer facilities, the Gustave Roussy Institute in Paris, have attempted to boost understanding of the notoriously difficult subject known as radiomics. They've outlined the five steps needed to validate an imaging biomarker.April 11, 2022HomeMeet the 18 finalists for the EuroMinnies 2022 awardsBy Philip Ward, Edna Astbury-Ward, PhD, Erik L. Ridley, Kate Madden Yee, Will Morton, Amerigo AllegrettoEuroMinnies finalists, page 2January 19, 2022Clinical NewsViennese team highlights brain changes in multiple sclerosisBy Kate Madden YeeAustrian scientists have used 7-tesla proton MR spectroscopy to identify changes in the brains of patients with multiple sclerosis. Their findings could translate to earlier diagnosis and treatment.January 5, 2022Medical, Legal, and PracticeFrench team reveals new MRI findings on Alzheimer's diseaseBy Kate Madden YeeInvestigators from the Normandy University's Blood and Brain Institute in Caen have concluded that large white-matter hyperintensity volume identified on brain MRI in people with Alzheimer's disease is linked to poor cognitive function.August 5, 2021Clinical NewsInternational guidelines promise to transform imaging of MSWhy is new advice on imaging of multiple sclerosis (MS) so important in everyday clinical practice, and how do patients benefit from it? Prof. Dr. Mike P. Wattjes from Hannover discusses the new guidance in a Q&A interview.July 21, 2021Clinical NewsHigh-field versus low-field MRI: Is it time for a rethink?By Frances Rylands-MonkThe long-running debate over field-strength in MRI has divided scientists for decades and caused immeasurable damage, but there now appears to be a growing consensus that multiple different techniques can flourish and complement each other.March 18, 2021
