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FDA gives clearance to portable x-ray system with potential for diagnosing COVID-19

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The agency's greenlight offers clinicians a possible first-line tool to gather chest images from patients infected with the virus.

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Abdominal imaging reveals bowel injuries in COVID-19 patients

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Abnormalities were most commonly seen in sicker patients with the virus who were also admitted to the intensive care unit, according to recent research.

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Major Canadian medical imaging provider selects Sectra’s enterprise imaging solution

The solution will support workflow optimization and increased reading efficiency across multiple geographic locations, thereby improving diagnostics and patient care.

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Early mammography screening remains key even as breast cancer treatment advances

A new study of more than half a million Swedish women found that early screening reduces the risk of dying from the disease by 41% within a decade of diagnosis.

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Readily available radiotracer offers new option in prostate cancer imaging

Nuclear medicine experts found that 18F-PSMA-1007 performed just as well as 68Ga-PSMA for staging individuals with intermediate- or high-risk forms of the disease.

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Imaging a prognostic must-have for elderly COVID-19 patients

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Radiology findings are vital aids in the fight against COVID-19, and imaging is all but essential for elderly patients.

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3 pointers to avoid transmitting COVID-19 in emergency oral radiology

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As dental and oral-surgery offices begin to reopen in the U.S. on a state-by-state basis, oral-radiology experts in hard-hit Iran are offering tips from their experience with COVID-19.

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Blood-brain barrier vs. focused ultrasound with MRI guidance

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Researchers at the University of Virginia are exploring ways to break through the blood-brain barrier using MRI-guided focused ultrasound.

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‘Low threshold for diagnostic imaging’ recommended to detect blood clotting in COVID inpatients

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Hospitalized COVID-19 patients are at heightened risk for life-threatening venous thromboembolism, so clinicians should not hesitate to order imaging for the two conditions that jointly lead to it. 

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ACR issues 7-step plan to get radiology practices back to business

More than a dozen doctors from all corners of the country contributed to the document, which represents the official position of the American College of Radiology. 

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