RSNA 2018 conference coverage and analysis

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  RSNA 2018 shines light on AI, machine learning

  RSNA 2018 doesn't stray far from last year's themes, so conference-goers should expect to be inundated with all the ways that artificial intelligence and machine learning will modernize the medical imaging field. Read Now

1News from the RSNA 2018 conference

Couldn't make it to this year's RSNA annual conference? This section of the guide will help you stay up to date with news from the show. Be sure to come back after for our post-conference analysis and expert interviews from RSNA 2018.

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  Machine learning and AI return to RSNA

  A holdover from last year's conference, machine learning and AI are expected to be hot topics at RSNA 2018. Read Now

2RSNA 2017 recap

Need a quick refresher on what was covered at the 2017 RSNA conference? Bring yourself up to speed with our coverage of last year's show.

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  AI and machine learning join the value-based care transformation

  RSNA 2017 sheds light on value-based care in medical imaging and beyond. Beyond the hype, health IT professionals saw pros and cons of applying AI and machine learning in radiology to improve clinical performance and patient outcome. Read Now

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  Cybersecurity attacks threaten medical devices and patients' lives

  In the wake of frequent cybersecurity attacks on healthcare providers, as well as massive health data breaches, two health IT experts at RSNA 2017 suggested radiologists and radiology organizations should secure medical devices to ensure patient safety.  Read Now

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  Young radiologists would lead the way for AI in medical imaging

  In this podcast from RSNA 2017, Stephen Chan, a veteran radiologist, spoke with SearchHealthIT about the real-life applications of AI in radiology and indicated that the new generation of radiologists would be the backbone to incorporate AI in their workflow. Listen Now

3Learn more about medical imaging from pros

Artificial intelligence in radiology has raised a lot of eyebrows from medical imaging professionals who fear losing their jobs to the technology. Learn whether those concerns are justified.

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  Radiologists shouldn't fear AI

  Chilmark Research analyst Brian Edwards shares his thoughts on why radiologists and other imaging professionals should embrace -- not exclude -- AI as an auxiliary tool for diagnoses. Watch Now

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  What's driving changes in attitude towards AI in radiology?

  Radiologists are beginning to come around to AI as an auxiliary tool that can improve efficiency and accuracy, one analyst said. Listen Now

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  Medical image storage benefits from the cloud

  The cloud offers an alternative to on-premises storage for healthcare organizations that are faced with a growing number of medical imaging data.  Read Now