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Neuroradiology must proactively improve female representation

AuntMinnie

While female representation has improved in neuroradiology, the gender gap persists in this radiology specialty, according to a presentation given at the American Roentgen Ray Society (ARRS) annual meeting. In her presentation, Tina Young Poussaint, MD, from Harvard University in Cambridge, MA, discussed the state of neuroradiology regarding female representation.

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HHS: Change Healthcare, not radiology groups, is responsible for breach notifications after cyberattack

Radiology Business

OCR Director Melanie Fontes Rainer emphasized that patients impacted by the incident “must be notified that their protected health information was breached.

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Stroke treatment timing translates to better patient-reported outcomes

AuntMinnie

Faster intervention with endovascular thrombectomy for large vessel occlusion (LVO) stroke improves patient-reported quality of life outcomes, according to an article published June 3 in JAMA Neurology. An international team of researchers studied patient answers to quality-of-life questions given during follow-up visits up to three months after undergoing the procedure and found that those who had faster “door-to-puncture times” reported greater improvements.

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Primary care docs lack trust in AI, making it unlikely they'll invest in applications, new survey says

Health Imaging

Despite the opportunistic screening capabilities afforded by artificial intelligence applications, primary care providers are hesitant to embrace the technology.

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Maximize Your Radiology Center’s Performance With Specialized Scheduling

Patient-centric scheduling can only be achieved through optimized radiology workflows, effective communications between staff and physicians, and, of course, through specialized schedulers. In this guide, we’ll take you through a step-by-step process to transform your radiology center into a high-performance hub of medical imaging.

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Authorities scold provider for failing to relay results from X-ray unearthing deadly lung cancer

Radiology Business

An initial exam pinpointed nodules in both of a woman's lungs, but providers failed to promptly relay the results and she died months later.

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Imaging advocacy group finds solution to ‘significant obstacle’ fueling shortages of PET/CT professionals

Radiology Business

Demand is growing for the modality, but provider groups, particularly those in private practice, have struggled to meet state regulatory requirements.

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Large CT Study Shows Benefits of AI in Predicting CV Risks in Patients Without Obstructive CAD

Diagnostic Imaging

An AI algorithm that incorporates scoring of coronary inflammation based on coronary CT angiography (CCTA) may enhance long-term cardiovascular risk stratification beyond conventional risk factor and imaging assessments, even in patients without obstructive CAD.

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The promise and potholes of computer vision as viewed from a radiological vantage point

Radiology Business

Radiologists are known to miss comical oddities planted in medical images. In one study conducted in 2013, 83% of rads famously missed a man in a monkey suit waving hello from inside a lung scan.

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Can MRI replace PSA test in prostate cancer screening?

AuntMinnie

MRI isn't yet ready to replace prostate-specific antigen (PSA) testing as a first-line screening exam for prostate cancer, researchers have reported. A team led by Roman Gulati of Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center in Seattle found that "despite the potential attractiveness of first-line imaging-based [prostate cancer] screening, [a] microsimulation model showed that first-line [biparametric MRI]-based screening substantially increased rates of false-positive test results, prostate biopsy, and overdi

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Lung-RADS update helps limit false-positive results, unnecessary procedures

Radiology Business

Using the latest version was associated with improved diagnostic accuracy, researchers wrote in a new analysis.

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Why some CT equipment should be powered down more often

Health Imaging

And not just on nights and weekends, authors of a new analysis on energy consumption in CT departments argue.

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Only 10 radiology practices completed survey used to adjust Medicare payments

Radiology Business

The ACR shared its concerns about the lack of participation as the deadline approaches.

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Radiology's role in colorectal cancer care set to grow following 'groundbreaking' trial results

Health Imaging

The results were so conclusive that the trial was halted at halftime for having met predefined stopping rules.

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FDA Clears Radiology AI Enterprise Imaging Platform from CARPL.ai

Diagnostic Imaging

Offering access to over 110 AI applications, the enterprise imaging platform enables radiologists to test, deploy and monitor the use of AI technologies.

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Wake Forest receives $1.5 million to fund imaging study aimed at bone loss after bariatric surgery

Health Imaging

The funding will go toward the Strategies to Reduce the Onset of Sleeve Gastrectomy Associated Bone Loss (STRONG BONES) trial.

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AI reveals association between body composition, lung cancer outcomes

Health IT Analytics

New research shows that changes in muscle mass and fat quality during immunotherapy treatment are linked to poor outcomes in metastatic lung cancer.

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RadiologyInfo.org introduces new series of patient-facing articles

AuntMinnie

RadiologyInfo.org , a source of medical imaging information for the general public, has introduced a new series of articles and videos to help patients understand their radiology exam reports. Produced by the RSNA and the American College of Radiology (ACR), the site has developed a series of “How to Read Your Radiology Report” articles and “Understanding Your Radiology Report” videos.

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Building a Strong Talent Pipeline: Proactive Strategies for Anticipating Hiring Needs

MRI Network

What’s the one thing all fast-growing companies have in common? They have mastered recruiting and talent management regardless of industry or location. That’s according to HR expert Josh Bersin. In his 2022 survey of 7,300 HR professionals, Bersin found that companies with solid talent pipelines are far more likely to achieve success in all areas of business.

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GE Signa Artist 1.5T MRI Scanner

Amber Diagnostics

The GE Signa Artist 1.5T MRI Scanner clinical applications make it an invaluable asset in modern medical imaging GE Signa Artist Overview The GE Signa Artist 1.5T MRI Scanner is an advanced magnetic resonance imaging system designed to deliver high-quality imaging and exceptional patient care. Read more The post GE Signa Artist 1.5T MRI Scanner first appeared on Amber Diagnostics.

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ClearPoint Neuro launches new OR, laser therapy systems

AuntMinnie

ClearPoint Neuro has launched a new operating room platform and laser therapy system called SmartFrame OR and ClearPoint Prism. The company introduced SmartFrame OR and ClearPoint Prism at the American Society of Stereotactic and Functional Neurosurgery (ASSFN) meeting being held in Nashville, TN. It is highlighting their capabilities in courses that describe using them for epilepsy and movement disorder surgeries, it said.

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GE Signa HD 1.5T MRI Scanner

Amber Diagnostics

The GE Signa HD 1.5T MRI Scanner is a high-performance imaging system designed to deliver superior image quality GE Signa HD Overview The GE Signa HD 1.5T MRI Scanner is a high-performance magnetic resonance imaging system designed to deliver superior image quality and enhanced diagnostic. Read more The post GE Signa HD 1.5T MRI Scanner first appeared on Amber Diagnostics.

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Self-Powered Sensor to Make MRIs More Efficient

MedImaging MRI

Researchers have designed a self-powered sensor that could be incorporated into an MRI machine to help prevent motion artifacts that could appear and blur the final image.

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GE Signa HDxt 1.5T MRI Scanner

Amber Diagnostics

The GE Signa HDxt is a proven and powerful 3.0T MRI Scanner with high-performance components that offers crisp, clear images GE Signa HDxt Overview The GE Signa HDxt 1.5T MRI scanner is a highly advanced imaging device designed to provide detailed and high-quality images of. Read more The post GE Signa HDxt 1.5T MRI Scanner first appeared on Amber Diagnostics.

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Paclitaxel Meta-Analyses in the Lower Limbs: Missing the Trees for the Forest

JVIR

The debate on increased all-cause death with the use of paclitaxel-coated balloons and stents (paclitaxel [PTX] devices) in the lower limbs has so far been a rollercoaster journey bouncing on the limits of data science, medical ethics, statistics, and evidence-based medicine and inspiring numerous heated scientific encounters and written communications (1).

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GE Signa Explorer 1.5T MRI Scanner

Amber Diagnostics

The GE Signa Explorer 1.5T MRI Scanner strikes a balance between image clarity and scan times, making it a versatile choice GE Signa Explorer Overview The GE Signa Explorer 1.5T MRI Scanner is a cutting-edge magnetic resonance imaging system designed to deliver high-quality imaging with. Read more The post GE Signa Explorer 1.5T MRI Scanner first appeared on Amber Diagnostics.

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Predictive Factors for Recurrent Hemoptysis After Bronchial Artery Embolization in Patients with Lung Cancer

JVIR

Severe hemoptysis (SH) in lung cancer patients admitted to the intensive care unit (ICU) treated with bronchial artery embolization (BAE) is associated with a high risk of recurrent hemoptysis.

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GE Signa Creator 1.5T MRI Scanner

Amber Diagnostics

The GE Signa Creator 1.5T MRI Scanner is known for its user-friendly interface, efficient workflow and robust imaging capabilities GE Signa Creator Overview The GE Signa Creator 1.5T MRI Scanner is a versatile and advanced imaging device designed to deliver high-quality diagnostic images. It employs. Read more The post GE Signa Creator 1.5T MRI Scanner first appeared on Amber Diagnostics.

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UltraSight to collaborate with Mayo on AI-based cardiac care

AuntMinnie

UltraSight is collaborating with the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN, on AI-based cardiac care for point-of-care (POCUS) ultrasound. Under the partnership, UltraSight and Mayo will develop algorithms for analyzing and interpreting cardiac ultrasound images, the company said. Mayo Clinic is now an UltraSight investor, and will use any revenue it receives to support its not-for-profit mission in patient care, education, and research, UltraSight noted.

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GE Signa Infinity 1.5T MRI Scanner

Amber Diagnostics

The GE Signa Infinity 1.5T MRI Scanner stands out as a powerful and versatile imaging solution with patient-centric design GE Signa Infinity Overview The GE Signa Infinity 1.5T MRI Scanner is an advanced magnetic resonance imaging system designed for high-quality imaging and diagnostic precision. This. Read more The post GE Signa Infinity 1.5T MRI Scanner first appeared on Amber Diagnostics.

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Medtronic completes $33B public offering

AuntMinnie

Medtronic has completed a $33 billion public offering of senior notes. Net proceeds of the deal will be $3.3 billion after deducting underwriting discounts and estimated expenses, the company said. Book-running managers for the offering were Citigroup Global Markets Limited, J.P. Morgan Securities, Merrill Lynch International, and Mizuho International.

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