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Angela Graber, Vice President Operations, Diagnostic Imaging Solutions

TTG Imaging Solutions

Angela has been in the Medical Imaging field since 2004 when she started as a cardiac nurse for Ultrascan. In 2007 Digirad acquired Ultrascan and she has held various leadership positions in operations with Digirad since that time. Angela Graber has been in the healthcare field since High School.

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Few ‘surprise’ patient bills are from radiologists, study finds

AuntMinnie

Out-of-network billing by radiologists – often referred to as “surprise billing” – dropped significantly beginning in 2007 and imaging claims are now almost completely in network, according to a recent study. In an analysis of billing trends, the rate of out-of-network (OON) imaging claims declined from 12.6% in 2007 to 1.1%

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SNMMI Announces Julie Dawn Bolin, MS, CNMT, as President-Elect of the Technologist Section During 2023 Annual Meeting

Imaging Technology

The new slate of officers was introduced during the Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging’s 2023 Annual Meeting, held June 24-27. Bolin has also held multiple academic posts in the Nuclear Medicine Technology program at Gateway Community College since 2007 and is currently director of the program.

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Porencephaly

Global Radiology CME

Porencephaly is readily diagnosed via imaging. On CT and MR imaging, porencephalic cysts appear as an intracranial cyst that has a well-defined border and central attenuation the same as CSF (Fig. Obstetric Imaging: Fetal Diagnosis and Care, Elsevier, 2018, pp. Textbook of Fetal Abnormalities, Elsevier, 2007, pp.

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The ED Guide to Neuroimaging: Part 2

Northwestern EM

1] Using a well validated decision instrument, such as the Canadian CT Head Rule in adults or the PECARN rule in children, reduces the frequency of unnecessary imaging and decreases length of stay while increasing the diagnostic yield (frequency of positive tests) amongst those patients that are imaged.[2,3] MMWR Surveill Summ.