Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) News and Research

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Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) uses a large magnet and radio waves to look at organs and structures inside your body. Health care professionals use MRI scans to diagnose a variety of conditions, from torn ligaments to tumors. MRIs are very useful for examining the brain and spinal cord. Also called: Magnetic resonance imaging, NMR, Nuclear magnetic resonance.
Study supports role of skin sodium in blood pressure regulation

Study supports role of skin sodium in blood pressure regulation

Study suggests bright light therapy may improve sleep and brain function post mild TBI

Study suggests bright light therapy may improve sleep and brain function post mild TBI

NTU's new medical school to use plastinated human bodies for medical education

NTU's new medical school to use plastinated human bodies for medical education

Study could open up new possibilities for early diagnosis of motor disorders

Study could open up new possibilities for early diagnosis of motor disorders

SonaCare Medical highlights need for image-guided technologies to better identify prostate cancer

SonaCare Medical highlights need for image-guided technologies to better identify prostate cancer

Aortic arch pulse wave velocity predicts disease of the vessels that supply blood to the brain

Aortic arch pulse wave velocity predicts disease of the vessels that supply blood to the brain

Long-term depression linked with life-threatening chronic disease, earlier death

Long-term depression linked with life-threatening chronic disease, earlier death

Metal-on-metal hip implants cause inflammation of joint lining long before symptoms appear

Metal-on-metal hip implants cause inflammation of joint lining long before symptoms appear

Study finds sharp increase in ICU admissions coming from emergency departments

Study finds sharp increase in ICU admissions coming from emergency departments

Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre signs research agreement to evaluate MRI-guided radiation therapy

Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre signs research agreement to evaluate MRI-guided radiation therapy

Memory problems in older adults may stem from inability to process everyday events

Memory problems in older adults may stem from inability to process everyday events

Restless legs syndrome and insomnia: a possible explanation

Restless legs syndrome and insomnia: a possible explanation

Study: Atrophy in an important area of brain predicts multiple sclerosis

Study: Atrophy in an important area of brain predicts multiple sclerosis

NKI-AVL joins research consortium to develop MRI-guided radiation therapy system for cancer care

NKI-AVL joins research consortium to develop MRI-guided radiation therapy system for cancer care

Study: Image-guided brachytherapy prevents growth of cervical tumour in over 90% of patients

Study: Image-guided brachytherapy prevents growth of cervical tumour in over 90% of patients

Non-invasive brain surgery: an interview with Dr Andres Lozano, University of Toronto

Non-invasive brain surgery: an interview with Dr Andres Lozano, University of Toronto

Running or jumping may worsen cartilage damage, MIT engineers find

Running or jumping may worsen cartilage damage, MIT engineers find

Sophono receives worldwide clearance of Alpha 2 device for MRI

Sophono receives worldwide clearance of Alpha 2 device for MRI

Preclinical study of cabozantinib in prostate cancer bone metastasis model presented at AACR meeting

Preclinical study of cabozantinib in prostate cancer bone metastasis model presented at AACR meeting

Using MRI to measure blood flow over atherosclerotic plaques can help identify high-risk plaques

Using MRI to measure blood flow over atherosclerotic plaques can help identify high-risk plaques

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