AI driving positive impact across modalities
Contents
- INTERVIEW: Pushing the Boundaries of Interventional Cardiology with Alphenix
- NEWS, PRODUCT: The Alphenix / Evolve Edition – Setting New Standards in Interventional Cardiology
- TECHNOLOGY: Leveraging Additional Layers of Intelligence
- SEMINAR: Advances in Diagnostic Imaging in the Field of Otolaryngology Made Possible by Ultra-High Resolution CT with AiCE
- CASE STUDY: PIQE: Reach a new peak in image quality for heavily calcified coronary arteries
- SEMINAR: New Perspectives on High-resolution Imaging in Musculoskeletal MRI Using Deep Learning
- SEMINAR: Recent Expansion of Deep Learning Reconstruction
- SEMINAR: Clinical Applications of High-Resolution Imaging in the Abdomen
- INTERVIEW: Precise IQ Engine (PIQE) for MRI
- CLINICAL REPORT: The Broadened Horizons with Higher Image Quality and Higher Acceleration Delivered by Deep Learning Reconstruction on the 1.5T MRI System
- CASE STUDY: Advanced intelligent Clear-IQ Engine (AiCE) Improves Image Quality and Scan Times
- TECHNOLOGY: Auto Planning to Simplify Scan Planning
Advances in Diagnostic Imaging in the Field of Otolaryngology Made Possible by Ultra-High Resolution CT with AiCE
Prof. Satoshi Yoshioka
The development of CT technology has focused on increasing the number of detector rows, achieving faster gantry rotation, and reducing the exposure dose. In 2017, the introduction of the high-resolution CT system Aquilion Precision, which features remarkably high spatial resolution, led to a true revolution in clinical practice. This report describes the clinical advances in the field of otolaryngology that have been made possible by Aquilion Precision and the Deep Learning Reconstruction technology known as Advanced intelligent Clear-IQ Engine (AiCE)*.
- Deep Learning technology is used in the design stage of image reconstruction processing in AiCE. The CT system itself does not have self-learning capabilities.
Advanced intelligent Clear-IQ Engine (AiCE) Improves Image Quality and Scan Times
Dr. Keita Satoyoshi Chief, Department of Radiology, Samukawa Hospital, Japan
In 2020, Samukawa Hospital replaced its current 1.5T MRI system with a Vantage Orian 1.5T built with Advanced intelligent Clear-IQ Engine (AiCE) technology. AiCE represents the world’s first AI-based solution for improving the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of medical images, which the hospital is currently using in its routine clinical practice. In this report, radiologists at Samukawa Hospital discuss their experience with AiCE.
Auto Planning to Simplify Scan Planning
Yutaka Hoshiyama
There is a great need for highly reproducible MRI examinations with the same scan position and angle, and with smooth scan operation regardless of the operator’s experience. Auto Planning, supported by Auto Scan Assist, allows MR Technologists with different levels of experience to perform complex MR procedures easily, while enhancing workflow and reproducibility from patient to patient.
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