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Hospital discharge, quarantine process for COVID-19 patients ‘may need to be reevaluated’

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Individuals may test positive for the virus even after stringent imaging and lab testing suggest they have recovered and are fit to leave the hospital, researchers reported in JAMA.

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'Unconventional' PET/CT imaging agent earns high marks for spotting tumors

The new radiopharmaceutical has only been tested in mice thus far, but investigators believe it can overcome some of the problems inherent in similarly labeled materials.

  • Read more about 'Unconventional' PET/CT imaging agent earns high marks for spotting tumors

Blood travels differently through women’s and men’s hearts, 4D MRI shows

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This information can help clinicians adjust the quantitative standards used to asses how a patient's heart is functioning.

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How one radiology department is triaging coronavirus patients, protecting staff

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Shenzhen Second People's Hospital sits near the Wuhan area and has examined more than 1,400 suspected cases of COVID-19. Clinicians detailed their experience in Academic Radiology.

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Chest CT should be ‘primary’ screening tool to diagnose coronavirus, experts say

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Researchers examined more than 1,000 individuals who underwent both lab testing and chest CT, publishing their findings in Radiology.

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New stretchable, wearable coils deliver high-quality MRI scans

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Photo courtesy of Purdue University.

Purdue University engineers believe their novel radio-frequency coils could greatly improve diagnostic imaging and other medical testing.

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10-minute MRI beats 3D mammography for screening dense breasts

Abbreviated breast MRI is promising, but must also overcome concerns related to cost and access, one expert noted in an editorial accompanying a new JAMA study.

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Radiologists agree on thyroid features using TI-RADS, with less-experienced experts leading the way

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Novice imaging readers agreed on more nodule features and categories, compared to experienced physicians, but this gap did not impact final recommendations for fine-needle aspiration biopsy.

  • Read more about Radiologists agree on thyroid features using TI-RADS, with less-experienced experts leading the way

Radiology must avoid turning ‘blind eye’ to patient-centered prostate cancer outcomes

While the field continues to make technology-centered advances, it must remember to think about the patient's daily struggle with the deadly disease, an expert wrote Feb. 24 in JACR.

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Women 75 and older don’t benefit from screening mammograms

Researchers analyzed Medicare claims data on more than 1 million women ages 70 to 84 to reach their conclusions.

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