Rebuilding the Nose from Bone: New 3D Method Aims to Sharpen Forensic Facial Reconstruction
Researchers at the University of Allahabad have developed a combined metric and morphological method for reconstructing the human nose from ...
Tag: computed tomography
AI Reads Routine CT Scans to Tell Dangerous Adrenal Tumors from Harmless Ones
Researchers trained machine learning models on routine multiphasic CT scans to distinguish adrenal metastases from lipid-poor adenomas with over 90 ...
AI Landmarking Boosts Skull-Based Ancestry Estimates to 90% Accuracy
An automated cranial landmarking workflow applied to 474 South African CT scans achieved 90 percent cross-validated accuracy in population affinity ...
Fossil Limb Bones Reveal When Human Ancestors Finally Left the Trees
By measuring the strength of fossilized arm and leg bones, researchers found that Australopithecus combined tree-climbing with human-like walking, while ...
Cascaded AI Distinguishes Acceleration From Deceleration Brain Injuries on CT Scans
A cascaded deep learning system combining DeepLabv3+ segmentation with ResNet18 classification can distinguish acceleration from deceleration craniocerebral injuries on CT ...
CT Growth Measurements Reveal Which Fuzzy Lung Nodules Turn Invasive
A study of 354 surgically resected subsolid lung nodules shows that CT-derived growth metrics track invasiveness across the adenocarcinoma spectrum, ...
Fungal Lung Infection Study Finds Diagnostic Criteria May Miss Real-World Cases
A Turkish cohort study of 160 patients finds that standard EORTC/MSG criteria fail to classify many real-world cases of invasive ...
Fat Hidden Inside Muscle Emerges as a Powerful New Health Biomarker
A new review argues that fat stored within skeletal muscle could become a routine clinical biomarker of muscle health, linking ...
AI Maps Facial Tissue Depths in Nearly 2,000 CT Scans to Help Identify the Dead
A study of nearly 2,000 CT scans from northwestern India has built a large AI-assisted database of craniofacial soft tissue ...
Hidden Chest Tumor in a Six-Month-Old Nearly Proves Fatal During Anesthesia
A six-month-old infant's giant chest teratoma, initially mistaken for a normal thymus, triggered life-threatening mediastinal mass syndrome and was successfully ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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