We are pleased to share that our latest research has been published in the January issue of Radiology. This work represents a step forward in improving the detection of small liver lesions using photon-counting CT (PCCT). This study compared simulated PCCT with energy-integrating detector (EID) CT for detecting small liver lesions in a virtual imaging […]
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A research group from Duke led by CVIT and CIPG researchers, recently published an article about a new holistic model to assess total risk in radiology. This study also involved researchers from the Department of Biostatistics & Bioinformatics and defined a new approach where radiation risk is put in perspective with imaging benefits. Balancing risk
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Three out of the ten scientific studies that CVIT and CIPG presented at last RSNA 2024 received outstanding recognitions. Dr. Raj Panta and co-authors have been honored with the prestigious Cum Laude Award, also known as science poster award. This highly competitive award recognizes outstanding poster presentations in the meeting. The
RSNA 2024 is approaching, and also this year CVIT and CIPG will be present, with 10 presentations during the conference. These presentations cover a wide range of topics related to medical imaging, clinical trials, environmental impacts, and innovative technologies in radiology. Here is an overview of the presentations you can attend: Sunday, December 1st: Isabel
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Last week, Duke University welcomed medical physicists from around the world to participate in a unique training event, the Joint IAEA and Argonne National Laboratory Training Activity on CT Clinical Physics and Optimization. This masterclass, hosted by the Clinical Imaging Physics Group (CIPG) at Duke University, was designed to equip professionals with advanced insights and
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We are conducting a survey to gather information on various x-ray simulation frameworks currently available in the field. This survey aims to create a comprehensive overview of these frameworks, which will be compiled into a review paper to benefit the x-ray imaging community. If you have developed an x-ray simulation framework, we would greatly appreciate
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A recent article published in RSNA News explores how virtual imaging trials (VITs) are revolutionizing radiology, providing a faster, safer, and more cost-effective alternative to traditional imaging trials. Featuring insights from Dr. Ehsan Samei of Duke University’s Center for Virtual Imaging Trials and Dr. Predrag R. Bakic from Lund University, the article highlights the key
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For this year’s September Social, the lab came together in the peaceful setting of Chapel Hill’s forest to experience the Paperhand Puppet Project’s “Earth and Sky”. The performance brought to life a world where creatures of all kinds unite in a movement for collective liberation and survival. With themes of mutual respect, reciprocity, and healing,
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Our work on virtual imaging trials has been featured in Applied Radiology. The article, “Virtual Imaging Trials: The Next Big Thing?”, explores how in silico trials can revolutionize imaging system development and patient care. With contributions from experts like Dr. Ehsan Samei and Dr. Francesco Ria of Duke University’s CVIT, the feature highlights the growing
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The Center for Virtual Imaging Trials (CVIT) and the Clinical Imaging Physics Group (CIPG) are excited to announce their participation in the upcoming American Association of Physicists in Medicine (AAPM) Conference 2024. This event brings together medical physics professionals from all over the United States to discuss the latest advancements and research. CVIT and CIPG
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