WebLog Journal of Radiology

Background: Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a chronic inflammatory demyelinating disorder of the central nervous system in which Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), cerebrospinal fluid findings, evoked potentials, and clinical follow-up remain central to diagnosis and monitoring. Many patients with MS also explore complementary or alternative approaches for symptom relief, although the evidence base for disease modification remains limited and inconsistent.

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Recent concerns involving cancer cases among hospital staffs in Malaysia, particularly those working in radiation-related units, have triggered legal action and public debate. As an ecotoxicologist, this situation is not unfamiliar. It reflects a broader and recurring challenge in environmental health sciences: the difficulty of linking chronic, low-dose exposure to long-term biological outcomes. This commentary reflects on the scientific, ethical, and institutional dimensions of such cases.…

Objectives: To synthesize current evidence on radiological imaging modalities used in the assessment of Hirschsprung’s disease (HD), its variants, pseudo-Hirschsprung’s conditions, and colorectal motility disorders, highlighting characteristic findings, diagnostic pathways, and interventional procedures.

Design: Narrative review of radiological techniques and their diagnostic utility in congenital and acquired colorectal dysmotility…