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Fine-tuned LLMs show great promise for spotting radiology report errors

Carotid artery Cath lab report CVIS interventional reporting Fujifilm HIMS23.

Report errors can result in incorrect or delayed diagnoses and significantly impact disease management. 

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SimonMed Imaging CEO discusses why his radiology practice offers elective whole-body MRIs

John Simon, MD, CEO of SimonMed Imaging, one of the largest U.S. outpatient medical imaging providers and physician radiology practices, is a big advocate for whole-body MRI screening, but there are some radiologists who are against this type of screening. He offered a comprehensive look at whole-body screenings.

John Simon, MD, is a big advocate for these elective exams, but the American College of Radiology and some members of the specialty oppose this practice. 

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FDA clears cardiac CT scanner for low-dose lung cancer screening

CT scanner screens for cardiovascular disease and lung cancer with single image.

The scanner can complete two life-saving imaging acquisitions with a single pass.

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'Technically impossible' MRI death scene in new horror flick sparking irrational fears of routine imaging

MRI death scene in Final Destination Bloodlines is technically impossible.

After watching the scene, many movie fanatics took to social media platforms to express their newfound fears related to MRI scanners. 

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Newly launched algorithm reduces image artifacts in real-time during IR procedures

GE Healthcare's CleaRecon DL reduces IR image artifacts during procedures

Before and after with GE Healthcare's CleaRecon DL

Clinical validation testing proved CleaRecon DL’s 3D image reconstructions to be effective at reducing unwanted artifacts, offering clearer images in 98% of cases.

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Trauma protocol halves the time it takes to get hemorrhage patients in the IR suite

hospital emergency room

Interventional radiologists play a crucial role in stopping or controlling bleeding in these patients, but their effectiveness is often hindered by time.

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FDA approves industry's first hands-free interventional X-ray system

uAngio AVIVA interventional X-ray system

uAngio AVIVA interventional X-ray system

Its voice recognition capabilities give providers the ability to maneuver the system and view images in real-time hands-free.

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Cardiac ultrasound contrast completely safe, despite reports to the contrary

GE HealthCare Optison ultrasound enhancing agent used to enhance otherwise suboptimal echocardiograms and better show the borders of the chambers of the heart.

There had been a recent uptick in adverse reactions to contrast agents used in transthoracic or stress echocardiography exams, the findings suggest. 

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Working long hours can physically alter the structure of the brain

hospital understaffing

Photo by Cedric Fauntleroy via Pexels

“The results underscore the importance of addressing overwork as an occupational health concern and highlight the need for workplace policies that mitigate excessive working hours.” 

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Imaging for chest pain: CT- and ICA-first strategies linked to similar long-term health status

Man Heart Attack

These findings present additional evidence that invasive imaging tests are not necessarily more effective when it comes to evaluating patients for chest pain.

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