A new x-ray technique that works alongside a deep-learning algorithm to detect explosives in luggage could eventually catch potentially deadly tumors in humans.

Scientists have pioneered a new technique that allows them to investigate the insides of a 1,900-year-old Egyptian mummy – without having to open up and tamper with the ancient artifact.

An emerging method is adapting x-ray to image soft tissue, so that its higher resolution can reveal tumors earlier than MRI or ultrasound. And now, researchers have taken the first image using the ...

An X-ray beam (white/yellow ray from upper left) hits the catalyst surface, submerged in an electrolyte. The modulation excitation X-ray absorption technique detects the signature, or structural ...

Using a technique called X-ray phase-contrast tomography (XPCT), the researchers, led by Vito Mocella, were able to scan both an unrolled fragment and a still-intact scroll (previously given to ...

The use of limb lengthening for apparent leg length inequality can be considered. If a patient has significant foot or pelvic asymmetry, limb equalization techniques may be used to produce a level ...

The literature regarding external root resorption in relation to orthodontics and its radiographic diagnosis is reviewed, including a summary of the more common radiographic techniques available.