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Dynamic digital radiography used to compare surgical outcomes for severe rotator cuff tears

1 week ago | dotmed.com | Gus Iversen

Researchers at Emory Healthcare have used dynamic digital radiography (DDR) to analyze shoulder biomechanics in patients with massive irreparable rotator cuff tears (MIRCTs), comparing outcomes from two commonly used surgical interventions: reverse shoulder arthroplasty (RSA) and arthroscopically assisted lower trapezius tendon (aLTT) transfer. Led by Dr. Sameer R. Khawaja, and Dr. Eric R.
AI tool developed at UH models radiologist gaze behavior to improve chest X-ray workflows

1 week ago | dotmed.com | Gus Iversen

A newly developed AI system from the University of Houston is aiming to replicate how expert radiologists examine chest X-rays, with potential implications for improving diagnostic accuracy and medical training. The system, known as MedGaze, was developed by Hien Van Nguyen, associate professor of electrical and computer engineering, and detailed in a recent publication in Scientific Reports.
Ascension Saint Thomas plans $148.5 million hospital and health campus in Tennessee

1 week ago | dotmed.com | Gus Iversen

Ascension Saint Thomas has announced plans to construct a full-service hospital and integrated health campus in Clarksville, Tennessee, marking a significant expansion of its footprint in the region. The proposed facility will launch with 44 inpatient beds and allow for future expansion up to 132 beds. The development represents a $148.5 million investment and is expected to create approximately 250 healthcare jobs.
Providence Santa Rosa to open Hansel Family Care Center with $10 million donation

2 weeks ago | dotmed.com | Gus Iversen

Providence Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital Foundation has received a $10 million donation from Henry and Marilyn Hansel, marking the largest gift in the Foundation’s history and one of the most significant philanthropic contributions ever made in Sonoma County. The funding will establish the Hansel Family Care Center and advance a broader $20 million expansion effort to enhance primary, specialty, and women’s health services in the region.
GSK acquires phase III-ready liver disease therapy in $2 billion deal

2 weeks ago | dotmed.com | Gus Iversen

GSK has signed an agreement to acquire efimosfermin alfa, a phase III-ready investigational therapy for steatotic liver disease (SLD), from Boston Pharmaceuticals in a deal valued at up to $2 billion. The transaction includes a $1.2 billion upfront payment and up to $800 million in milestone-based payouts. The London-based pharmaceutical company expects the deal to expand its pipeline of specialty treatments targeting liver fibrosis driven by steatotic and viral conditions.
Abbreviated breast MR matches accuracy of full scans in dense breast cancer screening

2 weeks ago | dotmed.com | Gus Iversen

A streamlined version of breast MR has shown comparable accuracy to full-protocol scans in detecting cancer among women with extremely dense breast tissue, according to findings published in Radiology, a journal of the Radiological Society of North America. In a secondary analysis of data from the DENSE Trial, a Netherlands-based breast cancer screening study, researchers evaluated whether shorter MR protocols could maintain diagnostic effectiveness.
J&J's Biosense Webster to pay $147 million for suppressing use of reprocessed catheters

2 weeks ago | dotmed.com | Gus Iversen

A federal jury has awarded $147 million to Innovative Health, siding with the Scottsdale, Arizona-based reprocessor in an antitrust lawsuit against Johnson & Johnson’s Biosense Webster unit. The verdict, reached Friday in Santa Ana, California, found the medical device manufacturer violated federal and state competition laws by withholding clinical support from hospitals that used reprocessed catheters.
Philips to study ultra-low dose X-ray protocol for coronary procedures

2 weeks ago | dotmed.com | Gus Iversen

Royal Philips has launched a multinational clinical trial to evaluate whether its new ultra-low dose X-ray imaging technology can reduce radiation exposure during coronary procedures without compromising performance or image quality. The RADIQAL (Radiation Dose and Image Quality Trial) study will enroll 824 patients with coronary artery disease across six hospitals in Spain, the Czech Republic, Denmark and the United States. The first patient was enrolled at Aarhus University Hospital in Denmark.
RapidAI outperforms Viz.ai in detecting medium vessel occlusions, study finds

2 weeks ago | dotmed.com | Gus Iversen

New real-world data presented at this year's European Stroke Organisation Conference (ESOC) suggests that RapidAI’s software more accurately identifies medium vessel occlusions (MeVOs) than Viz.ai in stroke patients. The San Mateo, California-based company analyzed 1,591 consecutive stroke cases from a comprehensive stroke center. Of the 1,122 cases eligible for evaluation, RapidAI’s CT perfusion imaging identified 93% of MeVOs, compared to 70% detected by Viz.ai.
Intelerad partners with RADPAIR to streamline radiology reporting with AI

2 weeks ago | dotmed.com | Gus Iversen

Through a new partnership, Intelerad’s workflow platform will be integrated with RADPAIR’s generative and agentic AI tools to automate portions of the radiology reporting process. The Palo Alto, California-based imaging software provider said the integration will support automated report creation by interpreting voice input and study metadata. Radiologists can use natural speech to generate structured reports, which are pre-populated for final review and approval.