COVID-19 has been a “catalyst for tuck-in acquisitions,” as the company purchased 10 East Coast imaging centers in February and March, ballooning its total to 346. 

The new survey, organized by the American College of Cardiology, was completed by nearly 6,000 cardiologists from all over the world. 

The American College of Radiology is among the many radvocates holding teleconferences with Medicare Administrative Contractors to determine a path forward.

An uptick in pulmonary embolism diagnoses has underlined the need to improve CTPA workflows, experts argued in a new study. 

The FDA has approved an AI tool for speeding thyroid sonography workflows while, across the Atlantic, the European Union has OK’d an AI-based ultrasound device that guides nerve blocking as a form of local anesthesia

To build and validate their advanced AI model, researchers explored data from nearly 78,000 TAVR hospitalizations.

That's according to cardiac MRI data and blood samples taken from front-line healthcare workers, shared recently in JACC: Cardiovascular Imaging.

Researchers used medical imaging, blood work and advanced AI algorithms to examine patient health six months after a mild COVID-19 infection. 

International medical imaging IT and cybersecurity company Sectra has signed an enterprise imaging contract with the Dutch hospital Alrijne Zorggroep.

The company aims to develop and bring to market Zionexa’s pipeline biomarkers, as well as the recently FDA-approved PET imaging agent, Cerianna.