Dear AuntMinnie Member,
Last week, we were in Honolulu, covering the International Society of Magnetic Resonance in Medicine's (ISMRM) annual meeting. The gathering hosted clinicians and investigators of all varieties who shared thought-provoking research and tips on how to best use MRI in clinical practice.
AI was a key topic at the conference, with presenters emphasizing the technology's many benefits -- from image reconstruction and enabling faster and higher-quality exams to reducing gadolinium-based contrast agent doses. Another particular focus at the meeting was sustainability in MRI, from equipment manufacture the use of the modality in the imaging department to dealing with contrast waste.
Our most-read story reported on research regarding the use of 7-tesla MRI to track the "bioenergetic parameters" of the brains of people with depression. Second on the most-clicked list was our coverage of a presentation that outlined how superficial white-matter biomarkers show promise for classifying early Alzheimer's disease (AD). Our third most popular article described a study that indicated that an AI image reconstruction technique can significantly improve acquisition times and image quality for cardiac MRI.
The fourth top ISMRM story covered a presentation regarding the use of 4D MRI to reveal impairments in cardiac blood flow in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, while the fifth outlined the efficacy of postoperative MR for deep brain stimulation treatment planning.
During the week, AuntMinnie spoke to a number of MRI experts, including the following:
Take a look at our top 14 stories from the conference, listed below -- and be sure to check out our full meeting coverage on our ISMRM RadCast.
Kate Madden Yee
Senior Editor
AuntMinnie.com
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