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Obstetrics and GynaecologyWhy Adding Placental Volume to FGR Screening is Crucial
New research from the FirstPLUS study shows that including first-trimester placental volume (FTPV) significantly improves the prediction of fetal growth restriction (FGR). Learn how this simple ultrasound metric enhances FGR screening accuracy.
RadiologyEurope’s First National Lung Cancer Screening Program
Discover the Croatian National Lung Cancer Screening model, the EU's first integrated program. It uses AI, LDCT, and GP-centered referral for early detection.
RadiologyEU’s First National Lung Cancer Screening Program: Key Lessons
Croatia implemented the first EU national lung cancer screening program. Learn how this model, utilizing LDCT, AI-assisted volumetric analysis, and GP-led enrollment, provides a replicable, fully-reimbursed framework for India and other public healthcare systems.
RadiologyMaster Pediatric Renal Imaging: Protocols for General Hospitals
Essential guidelines for general radiologists on Pediatric Renal Imaging. Learn when to use Ultrasound, MRI, and CT for common childhood kidney pathologies.
RadiologyPediatric Kidney Imaging: When to Use US, MRI, and CT
Paediatric Renal Imaging guidelines help general radiologists manage common kidney diseases in children. Learn the primary role of US, indications for MRI/CT, and referral pathways.
RadiologyNew MRI Marker: Is Choroid Plexus Enlargement Driving Cognitive Decline?
A new study links vascular risk factors (BMI, SBP, HbA1c) and aging to increased Choroid Plexus Enlargement, a potential mechanism for cognitive decline.
RadiologyVascular Risk Factors Drive Choroid Plexus Enlargement in Elderly
New research confirms that vascular risk factors—like high BMI, SBP, and HbA1c—are strongly linked to choroid plexus enlargement in older adults. This enlargement, which correlates with increasing age, may indicate impaired glymphatic system activity and increased risk for small vessel disease and cognitive decline. Physicians must prioritize aggressive risk factor management.
RadiologyAngio-FF Outperforms Traditional Stenosis for IVBS Diagnosis
Angio-FF for IVBS offers a superior, non-invasive physiological assessment over the simple degree of stenosis, greatly improving the identification of symptomatic intracranial vertebrobasilar artery stenosis.
Medical UpdatesOne Shot is Enough: Why the HPV Vaccine Dosing May Change
New randomized data confirms a single dose of the HPV vaccine is 97% effective against high-risk infection, matching two doses. This finding supports global efforts to boost cervical cancer prevention in India.
Obstetrics and GynaecologyAI and Low-Field MRI Predict C-Sections: A Game Changer
Low-Field MRI Cervix imaging in late gestation proves effective for automated biometry. Discover how lower cervical volume is linked to a higher risk of emergency C-section. This technology boosts accessibility.
RadiologyNew Study Uncovers Key Ethnic Differences in Brain Perfusion
A tri-ethnic study reveals significant differences in Arterial Transit Artefact (ATA) distribution on pCASL perfusion MRI by sex and ethnicity. This suggests a new way to personalize cerebrovascular risk assessment.
Internal MedicineNew C3 Inhibitor Offers a Breakthrough for Rare Kidney Diseases
Pegcetacoplan C3G, a potent C3 and C3b inhibitor, achieved a landmark 68% reduction in proteinuria for C3 glomerulopathy and IC-MPGN patients in the VALIANT trial.
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