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Radiology Journals: A Little Light Reading

May 24, 2013
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My stacks of unread radiology journals are growing taller and more numerous each month. But I can’t toss them and I don’t want to forgo the printed journals.

Digital Breast Tomosynthesis Reduces Recall Rates

May 23, 2013 | Tomosynthesis
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Digital breast tomosynthesis for breast cancer screening reduces recall rates and biopsies, and detects more cancers.

Low-Dose CT Detects More Lung Cancers, Lowers Mortality

May 23, 2013 | CT, Low Dose
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Study confirms earlier findings that low-dose CT detects more lung cancer than chest X-rays and lowers mortality from lung cancer.

Small Increased Cancer Risk for Children Who Have CT Scans

May 22, 2013 | CT, Low Dose
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CT scans performed on children and adolescents may contribute to a slightly elevated risk cancer over the following 10 years.

Women in Radiology: How the Specialty Can Bridge the Gap

May 22, 2013 | Practice Management
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Why are so few female medical school graduates choosing radiology? And how can the specialty be more supportive for its female practitioners?

Women in Radiology: Advancing Your Career

May 22, 2013 | Practice Management
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VIDEO: Julia Fielding, MD, of the ACR Commission for Women, discusses how women can build relationships and advance their careers.

MRI Shows Interrupted Brain Development in Premature Babies

May 21, 2013 | MRI, Pediatric Imaging
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Diffusion MRI has shown the interruption in development of the cerebral cortex among premature babies, compared with their full-term peers.

Maryland Enacts Breast Density Notification Law

May 20, 2013 | Breast Imaging
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Maryland became the seventh state to enact breast density patient notification laws.

The Night Decision Support Came to Visit

May 20, 2013
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They ordered a CT without contrast and missed my daughter’s peri-tonsillar abscess. We must leverage decision support to ensure the right test is done the first time.

Perfect Mediocrity

Blog | May 17, 2013 | Practice Management
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We strive for perfect, even as things don't perform as intended. This gets harder with the push for greater efficiency. One solution? Accept the imperfections.

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