Imaging technologies such as computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) are widely used to identify and monitor cancer patients. Although CT and MRI are based on structural or anatomical abnormalities to identify disease, some advanced MRI techniques can identify cancer by analyzing chemical changes occurring within the tumor. Radiological early diagnosis makes timely action possible, essential for improving treatment results. Innovative methods including Multimodal imaging methods, artificial intelligence (AI), and hybrid approaches like PET-CT and PET-MRI are the results of advancements in cancer imaging. Some challenges are faced during MRI scanning like the duration of the scan, claustrophobia, and risk of injury because of any metallic implant. All these methods and advancements improve the quality of the treatment plan and elevate the accuracy of the diagnosis.
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