New imaging research suggests that many adults who develop psychosis-related hallucinations or delusions later in life show brain changes associated with AD and other neurodegenerative disorders. 

New research outlines the critical role the modality might play in addressing one of the most difficult diagnostic tasks in medicine. 

Published in eBioMedicine, the study indicates that individuals who have been diagnosed with long COVID display significantly decreased dopamine neuron integrity on brain scans

Once surgeons remove tumors, they use the scanner to determine whether the excised tissue is malignant, negating the need for additional pathology and enabling surgeons to precisely assess margins in real-time.

The slimming effect of medications such as Zepbound expands beyond appetite suppression alone, new imaging insights reveal.

Though both modalities offer providers insight into the extent of a patient’s disease, WB-MRI may be more beneficial for patients than the current standard of care. 

Though these treatments are typically done with assistance from real-time fluoroscopy, there is ample evidence nuclear imaging may offer more benefits.

The saved time does not come at the expense of image quality, with the exam actually increasing lesion detection instead.