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Society of Interventional Radiology joins others in urging Medicare payment for high-cost disposables

Interventional radiologist radiology IR genicular artery embolization surgery. Images courtesy of the University of Chicago Medicine

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The University of Chicago Medicine

The resolution urges the AMA to advocate for separate payment for certain services using supplies priced above $500, as well as those containing high-cost equipment. 

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New teleradiology solution promises to streamline enterprise imaging operations

Enterprise-wide Advanced Visualization: Maximizing Clinical & Business Benefits

Konica Minolta and NewVue announced their collaboration on cloud-based Exa Teleradiology earlier this week.

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Should more imaging be included in physicals?

John Simon, MD, CEO of SimonMed Imaging, said imaging had greatly advanced for noninvasive detection of disease and it may be time for imaging to play a greater role in annual physicals, and especially in executive physical exams.

John Simon, MD, CEO of SimonMed Imaging, says imaging has considerably advanced for noninvasive detection of disease and it may be time for it to play a greater role in annual physicals, especially in executive physical exams.
 

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6-minute MRI matches lumbar puncture's accuracy in diagnosing multiple sclerosis

6-minute MRI can diagnose multiple sclerosis

Courtesy of Neurology

The use of MRI and the “rule of 6” could significantly reduce the number of patients requiring lumbar punctures to diagnose the neurological condition.

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Cardiologists make history, use new robotic imaging system for first time

ROB’E Robotic transesophageal echocardiography (TEE). ROB’E, a German startup, has developed a new remote-controlled robotic (RCR) system with these challenges in mind. Users are able to remotely manipulate TEE probes, performing precise movements and even saving specific positions so they can be duplicated as needed.

Image courtesy of ROB’E.

Researchers believe a new robotic TEE system could improve the long-term health of interventional echocardiographers in addition to several other key benefits.

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Single CT scan all it takes for new deep learning model to predict lung cancer risk

Lung cancer screening stethoscope

Experts believe the model could improve risk stratification and offer patients more personalized screening strategies. 

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New imaging recommendations included in updated TBI assessment criteria

Concussion brain

Imaging will play a prominent role in a new framework recently developed to better diagnose the severity of brain injuries. 

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Stroke care continues to evolve thanks to AI, cardiologists and more

Video interview with Gregg Fonarow, MD, explaining the success of the AHA Get With The Guidelines-Stroke program, during AHA 2024.

Gregg Fonarow, MD, discussed the American Heart Association's stroke guidelines, the growing influence of AI and much more.

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Radiology group says reporting backlogs climbing to 'worst on record'

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The organization cautioned that continuing to outsource exams to teleradiology providers is becoming “financially unsustainable.”

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Philips trial to test feasibility of reducing radiation during coronary interventions

Philips launches clinical trial to study feasibility of ultra-low dose PCI procedures

The Philips Azurion interventional imaging system was recently updated with new ultralow dose technology that is said to reduce X-ray exposure by up to 50% during coronary procedures.

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