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Radiologists feel more confident using dual-energy CT in the ED, lowering downstream imaging costs

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At Vancouver General Hospital, the technique helped avoid nearly 200 follow-up MRIs and saved more than $60,000 in one year alone, according to a new analysis published in AJR.

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Radiology practice paying $500K after allegedly delivering contrast imaging without doc supervision

Advanced Imaging of Port Charlotte also billed Medicare for services performed by doctors who lacked the proper credentials, the DOJ announced.

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Radiologic technologists among 200 healthcare workers prepared to strike over COVID contract concerns

The AHA is granting more money toward research on the cardIovascular effects of COVID-19. #COVIS #COVID19 #SARSCoV2 #longCOVID

Union members remain divided with Allina Health management on language providing safety protections and pay benefits related to potential virus exposure.

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New mammoscope tool bolsters cancer screening in women with dense breasts

University at Buffalo researchers recently received a four-year, $1.4 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to advance their technology.

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‘Minutes matter’: Deep learning quickly spots stroke-causing blockages on CTA scans

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Brown University researchers built their model from scratch and credited a new multiphase approach to its enhanced detection capabilities.

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Radiology is well-suited for Instagram, but the field isn’t taking advantage of its image-friendly potential

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Professional societies, in particular, need to be more active on the platform, and may find it helpful for recruiting members, promoting research and engaging with nonradiologists.

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Synthetic DBT images reduce radiation dose and eliminate need for digital mammograms, study finds

Canadian researchers found no notable difference in specificity and sensitivity between the two approaches, they explained recently in AJR.

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Pandemic pushes radiologists to ditch patient shielding during x-ray exams

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Yale New Haven Health had intended to stop shielding in July, but COVID-19 made aprons an infection risk, and cleaning them took time they didn’t have.

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FDA yanks imaging facility’s mammography accreditation following quality issues

The agency said it pulled Allison Breast Center’s certificate after it failed to comply with regulations in the Mammography Quality Standards Act of 1992.

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Macrothrombi should raise concern for COVID-19

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COVID-19 may present with medium to large arterial and venous macrothrombi of the abdomen and extremities, so radiologists should raise concern for it when identifying thromboembolic abdominopelvic findings.

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