—Is it time for clinicians to rely less on traditional magnetic resonance imaging to gauge the extent of soft tissue abnormalities in patients with hemophilia? Not so fast, say the authors of a ...

A soft tissue sarcoma (STS) is a malignant tumor that starts in soft tissue such as muscle, deep skin tissues, cartilage, or fat. It often occurs as a lump in the arm, although it can happen anywhere.

Tumors are notorious for being harder than normal tissue, making them possible to identify through palpation. However, scientists who study individual cancer cells have found that the cells are ...

MRI is a form of nonionizing radiation that allows imaging of bone marrow, soft tissues (including cartilage, ligaments, and tendons) and neurovascular structures in three planes (Fig. 18).

PET/MRI detects GI cancers more sensitively than PET/CT, with less radiation and excellent soft tissue contrast.

Next, they are bombarded with banging and clanging -- noises that indicate the machine’s magnets are scanning through soft ...