The introduction of advanced imaging technologies has improved significantly the quality of medical care available to patients. Non-invasive imaging modalities allow a physician to make increasingly accurate diagnoses and render precise and measured modes of treatment. Current uses of imaging technologies include laboratory medicine, surgery, radiation therapy, nuclear medicine, and diagnostic ...

Rehabilitation of missing teeth with the use of dental implants has become the most accepted mode of treatment in modern dental practice. Success in oral implantology is highly dependent on proper diagnosis and pre-operative treatment planning, a gap that has been filled by currently available diagnostic imaging modalities. This article reviews various common imaging modalities used in implant ...

liver lesion is a common condition, which often detect incidentally. a large proportion of liver masses can be diagnosed by progression in imaging modalities. although, definite diagnosis of liver mass's nature can be made by biopsy of lesion and histopathologic examination, but with imaging findings, we can approach to the diagnosis. in this study, we review many valuable articles and scientif...

The digital era has witnessed an exponential growth in bone imaging as new modalities and analytic techniques improve the potential for noninvasive study of bone anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology. Bone imaging very much lends itself to input across medical and engineering disciplines. It is in part a reflection of this multidisciplinary input that developments in the field of bone imagin...

O trauma is a major cause of blindness worldwide and oculo-orbital trauma is one of the pathologies that require urgent radiological studies. Traumatic pathology of the orbit is often seen in the polytraumatized patients and can result in a wide spectrum of tissue lesions of the globe, optic nerve and adnexa, ranging from the relatively superficial to vision threatening. Depending on the imagin...

Abbreviations: BBB: Blood Brain Barrier; Ca: Calcium; CT: Computed Tomography; EM: Electro-Magnetic; EMA: European Medicines Agency; FDA: (U.S.) Food And Drug Administration; Fmri: Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging; Gd: Gadolinium; GI: Gastro-Intestinal; IV: Intra-Venous; Mn: Manganese; MEMRI: Manganese-Enhanced MRI; Mn-DPDP: Chelated Manganese Nanoparticles; MRA: Magnetic Resonance Angiogr...