Washington — President Trump underwent "advanced imaging" of his abdomen and cardiovascular system for "preventative" reasons, the White House said Monday, one day after the president told reporters ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump said he’ll release the results of his MRI test that he received in October. “If you want to have it released, I’ll release it,” the Republican president said ...

The White House released a statement from President Donald Trump's physician saying the MRI scan Trump received during his recent physical was "preventative" and the results were "perfectly normal." ...

President Donald Trump said that he received an MRI scan during a recent trip to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center – marking the first time he has provided a reason for his second medical ...

An international consortium developed and validated a standardised framework for assessing brain MRI patterns in patients with COVID-19 and neurologic symptoms, successfully capturing 94% of imaging ...

Abstract: Brain lesion segmentation is crucial for neurological disease research and diagnosis. As different types of lesions exhibit distinct characteristics on different imaging modalities, ...

1 Urology Department, Aneho Prefectoral Hospital, Aneho, Togo. 2 Urology Department, Sylvanus Olympio Teaching Hospital, Lomé, Togo. 3 Urology Department, Kara Teaching Hospital, Kara, Togo. In Togo, ...

The Long Island man killed in a freak MRI accident while wearing a massive, 20-pound chain was led into the machine room by a forgetful technician and wound up attached to the machine for an hour ...

A man died last week after being pulled into an MRI machine by a “large metallic chain” police said he was wearing around his neck – highlighting the importance of checking for any metallic objects ...

The incident occurred at a medical building in Westbury, New York. A 61-year-old man who suffered critical injuries after being pulled into an MRI machine while wearing a metal chain has died, police ...

Focal cortical dysplasia (FCD) type II is a common cause of epilepsy and is challenging to detect due to its similarities with other brain conditions. Finding these lesions accurately is essential for ...