Radiology AI News
Facial Blurring AI Enables Privacy-Protecting Remote IR Telementoring
Researchers validated AI-driven facial blurring software to safeguard privacy during remote interventional radiology procedures.
Open-Source AI Matches Commercial Tools for Radiology Scan Reporting
Open-source AI tools can perform as well as costly commercial systems in reading and structuring radiology reports without compromising patient privacy.
Mixed Attitudes and Adoption Rates Shape the Healthcare AI Landscape
Surveys reveal skepticism among older adults and patients toward healthcare AI, but clinicians show growing adoption and optimism, with key regulatory and rural access issues emerging.
Public Trust Challenges for Physicians Using AI in Medicine
A study reveals that patients perceive physicians who use AI—including in radiology— as less competent and trustworthy.
Heartflow Files for $100M IPO Following Strong CT AI Adoption
Heartflow, a cardiac CT AI vendor, files for a $100 million IPO after notable adoption and revenue growth.
CoSyn Boosts Open-Source AI's Medical and Scientific Image Understanding
The CoSyn tool leverages synthetic data to help open-source AI models excel at understanding complex, text-rich images such as medical diagrams.
AI Model Accurately Detects Dementia Types from Real-World Brain Images
Researchers developed an AI model that accurately distinguishes between multiple dementia types using extensive, heterogeneous brain imaging data.
AI Model Predicts Coronary Calcium Scores Using Chest X-rays
A deep-learning model predicts coronary artery calcium (CAC) scores from chest x-rays, improving risk assessment for coronary artery disease.
AI Model Quantifies Plaque Volume Differences in Chest Pain Patients via CCTA
An AI model using CCTA distinguishes noncalcified plaque volumes in chest pain patients compared to asymptomatic patients.
Heartflow AI Software Shows Major Impact on Cardiac Care Decisions
Heartflow's AI Plaque Analysis software leads to significant improvements in cholesterol management and cardiac risk reduction in coronary artery disease patients.
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