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AMA adds code to allow for reimbursement of opto-acoustic imaging modality

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The new imaging modality was pioneered by Seno Medical for diagnosing breast cancer.

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Gleamer acquires Pixyl, Caerus Medical

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AI medical imaging firm Gleamer has acquired two developers of AI-powered MRI applications, Pixyl and Caerus Medical. Pixyl is the developer of Pixyl.Neuro, which is CE-marked and has been cleared as a Class IIa medical device by the U.S. Financial and other details of the acquisitions were not disclosed.

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Mimicking human vision: The new standard for medical image fidelity

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Medical imaging is the economic artery of modern diagnostics, with AI-driven advancements prompting clinicians to rethink how they interpret scans. For instance, the global medical imaging AI market 1 is projected to expand eightfold by 2030, reaching an estimated $8.18 Ravinder Singh.

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POCUS useful for diagnosis of retained conception tissue

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A team led by Zachary Boivin, MD, from Yale University in New Haven, CT, found that POCUS can accurately diagnose this tissue in patients being managed surgically or medically. Finally, of the 62 total patients diagnosed via chart review, 21 were admitted, 26 had a surgical procedure, 26 were managed medically, and 10 were surveilled.

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AIUM: What can sonographers learn from astronauts' use of ultrasound?

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Ultrasound is the only imaging modality currently used in space, with point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) tools examining astronauts for various conditions. The remote medical capabilities that astronauts have can also be implemented for practices on Earth. For example, POCUS can be used to image patients in remote areas.

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Are ‘super phantoms’ key to advancing medical imaging?

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Developing and testing a new class of “super phantoms” is needed to optimize new medical imaging techniques before they are used in human studies, according to an article published May 24 in Communications Engineering. Phantoms are test objects used for initial testing and optimization of medical imaging techniques.

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Standardized reporting categorizes breast cancer detection methods

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In total, the team included data from 29,999 breast biopsies performed between 2017 and 2023 from 18 imaging sites in four U.S. For the standardized system, radiologists were asked to research the electronic medical record and categorize the method of detection for each breast finding undergoing biopsy. of all biopsies.