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FDA-cleared blood test for mild concussions may eliminate need for some CT exams

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Abbott Laboratories' device helps doctors rule out the need for computed tomography testing in patients with less severe symptoms.

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As radiology practices emerged from COVID-19 lockdowns, healthcare’s most vulnerable were left behind

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A study undertaken in the Boston area found that shutdowns exacerbated longstanding inequalities in the use of diagnostic imaging exams, researchers reported in JACR.

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Interventional radiology is a top earning specialty, so why are political advocacy donations lagging?

Part of the disconnect revolves around education, and making sure IR physicians know how their profession is affected by the legislative process.

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CathWorks receives $30M in new funding for CAD-focused angiography system

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FFRangio is a noninvasive technology that transforms routine angiogram images into "objective and comprehensive" physiology information.

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Having attending radiologists cover overnight reporting reduces ED imaging callbacks by 90%

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University of Toronto researchers also believe this practice will decrease costs and enhance patient flow in their emergency department, they explained in Emergency Radiology.

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Rapid go-live as first trust in Greater Manchester patient diagnostic imaging initiative deploys Sectra solution

The Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust has become the first of eight NHS trusts in the UK to deploy the imaging IT solution.

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Focused ultrasound earns praise as a surgical alternative for Parkinson’s patients

The American College of Cardiology and American Heart Association have collaborated on a new update to the much-discussed 2021 chest pain guidelines. The American College of Emergency Physicians and Society for Cardiac Angiography and Interventions also contributed to the document.

“The key for the ultimate adoption of this new procedure will be further refinements of the technology to ensure reliability and safety," University of Virginia Health researchers explained.

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Cardiac MRI shows myocarditis less common in athletes recovered from COVID-19 than previously thought

The modality also beat out all other tests, including EKG, echocardiograms and clinical exams, at identifying athletes with muscle heart inflammation, experts reported in Circulation.

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Radiologists assert new data consent agreements are needed before patient trust is gone

Most current approaches are complex and don't specifically discuss imaging, researchers explained in an opinion piece published recently in JACR.

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Pfizer agrees to new PET license, supply deal with cancer imaging firm ImaginAb

As part of the contract, Los Angeles-based ImaginAb will provide Pfizer will its 89Zr CD8 immuno-PET agent, which is used to image CD8 T cells in cancer patients.

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