One of the group's primary concerns is the "inappropriately large role" given to FFR-CT. 

The Medical Imaging & Technology Alliance, representing equipment manufacturers, slammed the Copyright Office Registrar’s recommendations. 

Among the 396 authors of the top 100 most-referenced publications, 97% neglected to disclose at least one active financial relationship, according to a new analysis.

The new research spells good news for the future of breast imaging, experts noted in the European Journal of Radiology.

Researchers say scans pose little risk to an unborn fetus but maintained doctors must weigh the benefits against potential risks.

The move toward digital more closely aligns with the evolution of information-sharing, CEO and Executive Director of the organization Sal Martino said recently.

Diagnostic scores assigned to chest CT scans can be used as a sign that providers must carefully inspect images for abnormalities, researchers said in Radiology: Artificial Intelligence.

Female surgeons, in particular, are abiding by evidence-based guidelines, but a more selective approach is still needed among doctors.

The partnership comes as the Biden administration works on several legislative issues that could have big implications in imaging. 

The Harvard rad believes the federal funds put toward TMIST would have been better invested in assessing breast MRI more than 20 years ago.