Radiographic imaging of pediatric patients presents a number of unique challenges compared to the imaging of adults. Learn more.

The universal viewer is becoming a key driver to delivering an outstanding and complete clinical experience. Take a closer look.

Getting images via health information exchange represents a unique technical challenge—and opportunity for collaboration. Watch the video.

A partnership works best when it enhances and rewards its partners. That is the case with the partnership between University Hospitals (UH) Case Medical Center and Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland and Philips Healthcare that is focused on developing, advancing and enhancing medical and molecular imaging technology. It also benefits another very important group—patients.

Intraoperative robotic-assisted ultrasound helps surgeons to perform more complex procedures robotically with potentially improved outcomes.

Given this year for the first time, the Best Practices in Radiology Quality and Economics Awards recognize five practices that are using imaging to improve patient care and outcomes.

When Kaleida Health, a five-hospital system in Buffalo, N.Y., began the process of replacing its radiology PACS and cardiology PACS in mid-2010, it also decided to refresh its displays. The enterprise-wide upgrade entailed display systems across four department, radiology, cardiology, emergency medicine and critical care.

Molecular breast imaging is proving its worth as an low-dose alternative to MRI for women with dense breasts.