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FDA’s 1st medical device cybersecurity director; new VA chief of imaging, and more radiology moves

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Kevin Fu. Photo credit: University of Michigan.

Also, the editor of RSNA's flagship journal steps down, Rhode Island welcomes a new women's imaging expert and Hyperfine hires neuroradiology "thought leader."

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Radiologists must ensure these 6 things don’t push them ‘back into relative invisibility’

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The field has made great strides to bring imaging to the center of patient care, but providers can't rest on their laurels, one radiologist argued recently.

  • Read more about Radiologists must ensure these 6 things don’t push them ‘back into relative invisibility’

Radiologic technologist survives COVID-19, returns home after one month in a coma

Hypertension patients measured their blood pressure less frequently during the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to new research published in Hypertension. In addition, when those patients did measure their blood pressure, the readings were less healthy than they had been before the pandemic.

Shirletta Sanders said her situation was “terrifying,” but her past work helping others survive the pandemic pushed her through the ordeal.

  • Read more about Radiologic technologist survives COVID-19, returns home after one month in a coma

AI tells radiologists which CTs to read next, slashing wait and turnaround times, but some are skeptical

Cancer overdiagnosis

The tool reprioritizes head CT exams with intracranial hemorrhage, however, a pair of Wisconsin rads have some lingering questions about its choices.

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Most radiologists have the same approach to prostate MRI exams, with a few technical challenges

Experts surveyed more than 200 members of the Society of Abdominal Radiology for their findings, published in AJR.

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Hyperfine secures $90M to ‘aggressively’ advance commercial expansion, fast-track AI developments

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Photo credit: Hyperfine Research.

A number of investors pitched in during this series D financing round, including GV (formerly Google Ventures), Nextrans and Axiom Associates, the Guilford, Connecticut, startup said recently.

  • Read more about Hyperfine secures $90M to ‘aggressively’ advance commercial expansion, fast-track AI developments

Decision support drops imaging use for pediatric appendicitis at one health system, but falls short overall

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Providers found an overall reduction in CT or ultrasound utilization in 11 of 17 emergency departments, according to a randomized study published in JAMA Network Open.

  • Read more about Decision support drops imaging use for pediatric appendicitis at one health system, but falls short overall

Intermountain radiologists asking women to schedule mammograms around their COVID-19 vaccinations

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The healthcare giant's new guidance comes as doctors continue to see higher rates of swollen lymph nodes on breast imaging compared to side effects from other vaccines. 

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Trainees are able to estimate the cost of common interventional radiology devices less than 20% of the time

Money dollar investments

Postgraduate radiologists had particular trouble with high-cost items, such as IVC filters, stent grafts and EVAR grafts, researchers reported in the Irish Medical Journal.

  • Read more about Trainees are able to estimate the cost of common interventional radiology devices less than 20% of the time

Imaging alliance urges FDA to address ‘troubling’ lack of oversight for third-party servicing groups

MITA believes third-party medical device servicers are operating within a "regulatory grey area," posing safety concerns to patients.

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