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Article What an Orthopedic Practice Learned After Implementing 3D Imaging with Nanox.ARC
Access Sports Medicine shares the operational insights, clinical impact, and lessons learned from adding in-office 3D imaging.
Article Artificial intelligence vs human opportunistic detection of vertebral fractures in routine CT scans: results of a pilot study
Article Brigham Cardiologist: AI Detection Of Coronary Calcium Could Improve Preventive Care
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From CT to Care Pathway: How an AI Solution for CAC Scoring Drives Downstream Clinical Action
Article Forbes Article: 3 Things That Actually Shift The Standard Of Care And What Mammography Taught Me About Them
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Article AI-powered opportunistic screening could help find patients with undetected aortic stenosis
Article Prevalence and Prognostic Value of Incidentally Detected Coronary Artery Calcium Using Artificial Intelligence Among Individuals With Immune-Mediated Inflammatory Diseases
Article SCCT: Assessing the Impact of AI Detection of Coronary Plaque on Chest CT Scans and Notification of Treating Physicians
Article Forbes Article: Why Healthcare Innovation Is Only As Useful As Deployment
Conference Abstract FR SCCT 2026: AI Detection of Incidental Coronary Artery Calcium to Enhance Cardiovascular Disease Prevention: The AI INFORM Trial
Conference Abstract FR SCCT 2026: Agreement Between AI-Detected Coronary Artery Calcium & Expert Visual Assessment: A Multi-Site Analysis
Conference Abstract FR Applications of Digital Tomosynthesis in the Musculoskeletal System
DTS basically splits the radiographs into layers resulting in anatomical structures and abnormalities not obscured by other structures
This leads to
-Improved visualization of bones joints (especially wrist and hand, foot)
-Increased sensitivity of occult fracture diagnosis
-Improved visualization of different types of lesions
-Improved imaging in patients with metal, casts, splint and bracing
-Better localization of lesions
-Less dependency on position
-Elimination of pseudo-fractures created by superimposition of structures
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