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Advanced reporting clears up inconclusive ultrasound results in adults with suspected appendicitis

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Documenting whether the organ was visible on imaging and the presence or absence of inflammation proved useful for predicting post-exam appendicitis.

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Artificial intelligence deters one-sixth of medical students from pursuing radiology

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By comparison, more than 20% ranked radiology as their first choice when not considering AI's potential impact on the specialty.

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Unified research guidelines represent ‘major step forward’ for interventional oncology

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More than 60 international experts gathered to bring much-needed standardization to this fast-growing segment of interventional radiology.

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New ACR report identifies 3 pressing concerns when sharing patient imaging data

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Organizations must consider everything from de-identifying image data and rad report info, and establishing proper frameworks.

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PSMA-PET alters care for nearly 50% of patients with metastatic liver cancer

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New research also revealed that the molecular imaging technique can better diagnose cancer spread compared to conventional CT scanning.

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ACR offers info-blocking update, including dealing with surprise radiology reports

New details also include eight exceptions to info-blocking rules, including issues related to privacy, security and charging fees for services that enhance interoperability.

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AI-based free-text image ordering may save federal CDS mandate from overburdening providers

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Clinicians opted to use the AI tool nearly 60% of the time compared to directly searching for structured exam indications in 41% of cases.

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Hospital network pauses radiology services at satellite lab following suspensions over vaccine mandate

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The New York institution suspended 16 employees without pay who now have 30 days to get vaccinated or be terminated.

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Radiologists carving out key role as heart imaging shifts toward hospital outpatient settings

Myocardial perfusion imaging performed in cardiologist offices, for example, dropped by 52% over the 10-year study period, experts reported Thursday.

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FDA clears first major upgrade to CT technology in nearly a decade

The new imaging devices utilize a fast-emerging technology known as photon counting and can enhance everything from diagnostic decision making to treatment planning.

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