Journal of Radiation Research and Imaging

Breast cancer remains the most diagnosed malignancy among women worldwide and continues to be the leading cause of cancer-related deaths. In Kuwait, the disease accounts for 40.1% of all new female cancer cases according to the World Health Organization’s Global Cancer Observatory (2022) [1], reflecting a pressing national health challenge. 

Medical imaging is the process of creating visual pictures of the inside of the human body for diagnostic and treatment purposes. This article provides an overview about different types of medical imaging. Each technique is used in different circumstances

Temporomandibular disorders (TMDs) have long sat at the uncomfortable intersection between diagnostic ambiguity and therapeutic uncertainty [1–3]. Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) has been the gold standard for assessing articular disc position, morphology, and early soft-tissue changes [4–6]. Yet despite its value, interpretation remains dependent on expert skill, institutional resources, and considerable time investment.