A normal MRI brain, showing no atrophy, depicts the three areas of interest in the brain's medial temporal lobe: hippocampus (outlined in red); entorhinal cortex (blue) and perirhinal cortex (green).

The high prevalence of asymptomatic changes on MRI emphasises that such features may not always be the source of pain in symptomatic patients and should not routinely be considered as pathological ...

A Dieppe patient and an MRI technologist representative are calling for changes to shorten wait times for non-urgent scans in ...

The way we shop, do our banking, watch TV and listen to music is unrecognisable from 30 years ago – yet as a doctor, the way I do tests, treat patients and predict their outcomes is stuck in the ...

Caption Shown are MRI scans of a Huntington’s disease (HD) sufferer’s brain (left) and a normal brain (right). In the HD brain, many brain cells have died and fluid (black areas) has filled in ...

New MRI scanning technology developed at Aberdeen University could improve cancer detection and reduce repeat surgeries by ...

the model was trained and validated on more than 3,000 MRI scans of cognitively normal adults. Unlike traditional cross-sectional approaches, which estimate brain age from one scan at a single ...

The MRI contrast agents market is expected to grow 1.3X from 2022 to 2029, reaching USD 1.23 Billion by 2029. Paramagnetic ...

Prostate zonal anatomy is best demonstrated with MRI. On T2-weighted sequences, the normal prostate can be divided into the peripheral zone, which shows high signal intensity owing to its high ...