Diffusion-weighted MRI has been shown to depict early adaptations in the remaining nontransplanted kidneys of donors after nephrectomy, according to a study published in the March issue of Radiology.

This week, more than 38,000 people made their way to Orlando, Fla., for the Health Information and Management Systems Society's annual conference. In addition to getting a reprieve from the frigid temperatures across much of the rest of the country, attendees were treated with a look at the latest innovations in health IT.

Networks and Internet-connected devices in hospitals, insurance companies, and pharmaceutical companies are being routinely infiltrated by sophisticated cyberattacks, according to a report released by Norse and SANS on Feb. 19. 

As the saying goes, nothing worth doing is ever easy. Given the amount of effort health IT professionals have expended on various initiatives in recent years, the rewards promise to be extremely worthwhile.

With HIMSS14 in Orlando, Fla., coming up just around the corner Feb. 23-27, Health Imaging wanted an insider’s view on what to expect from the show. Read on for a Q&A conducted via email with Carla Smith, MA, CNM, executive vice president of HIMSS.

Sonoelastography offers significant improvement in the diagnostic accuracy of the ultrasonographic assessment of carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS), according to a study published in the February issue of Radiology.

Last month, the U.S. Preventative Services Task Force (USPSTF) included CT colonography (CTC) in a draft research plan for colorectal cancer screening, setting the stage for potential Medicare reimbursement of the procedure in the future.

CT colonography has been found to effectively depict carpet lesions, according to a study published in the February issue of Radiology.