Atlanta Orthopaedic Practice One of First to Purchase New Imaging System, Which was Showcased at the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons

A new study found that many patients who have a pacemaker could safely get non-chest MRIs by reprogramming the device before and after the scan to prevent malfunction.

Provides up to 70% faster dynamic contrast evaluation & documentation

Two days went by before a radiologist read the x-rays of an 8-year-old girl in Australia who had a broken neck and was sent home from the hospital with only pain pills, according to Britain’s Daily Mail. 

Two radiologists and a neurosurgeon have clinically pitched in to help veterinary specialists restore the health—and perhaps save the life—of a dog certified as an expert in water rescue.

Cognitive bias accounts for as much as three-quarters of malpractice suits filed against radiologists, according to findings published in 2013. A new paper lays out some ways rads can leverage quality-improvement (QI) projects to help steer clear of such mental shortcuts before they lead to missed or inaccurate diagnoses.

Long-term symptoms of concussions can now be predicted by doctors, after a team of researchers used functional MRI to track activity in the brain.

Two neurologists and a neuroradiologist had impressive concordance interpreting intracranial CT angiography images in a recent study in the Czech Republic, leading the authors to conclude that the neurologists’ diagnostic proficiency may point the way to faster interventions for acute stroke patients.