Along with conventional equipment such as aprons, collars, shields and caps, reusable pads should be commonplace for these medical staffers, experts wrote recently.

The update is detailed in a September 2020 report published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology.

Experts from a pandemic hotspot in Austria reported on the first patients enrolled in an ongoing study, noting significant imaging-based improvements after 12-week follow-up visits.

The Society of Nuclear Medicine & Molecular Imaging recently released its updated guidance on the topic.

Charges were first brought against Guy Caley in July when it was discovered he recorded five employees using a small camera facing a toilet in a unisex bathroom.

Nearly half of imaging studies now declare financial backing; but with no association to citation rates, some experts are left concerned.

Plus, RANZCR names a new interim CEO, teleradiology provider NucleasHealth announces restructuring, and more.

The researchers said adding MRE to neuroimaging assessments may dramatically help patients understand their specific disease.

Doctors from the University of Arkansas set out to discover why some undergraduates stick with imaging while others join the field later or abandon it completely.

Cook Children’s Medical Center in Fort Worth, Texas, said the images themselves are not viewable without special software, but related information may be at risk.