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Radiologist Compensation 2011
Is your compensation keeping pace with that of your fellow radiologist? We surveyed practicing radiologists all across the country about their compensation and overall health of their practices. See what they said, then join the conversation about how your practice is different.
View results from the 2011 Compensation Survey in our Radiologist Compensation slideshow.
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FDA: Design Medical Imaging Devices with Kids in Mind
May 9, 2012
 The agency released a draft proposal recommending that new imaging devices, such as CT, fluroscopy, and X-ray, include protocols and instructions for pediatric patients. This would be required on premarket approval notifications.
Determining Individual Risk of Ionizing Radiation
April 23, 2012
A biophysicist from Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory is working on technology that could be used to determine each individual patient’s risk when it comes to ionizing radiation.
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May 2, 2012 The modality bests the U.S. standard of care, radiographic skeletal survey, in assessing the extent of the disease. More »April 30, 2012 The Aquilion Prime 80 features the AIDR 3D dose reduction software. More »April 25, 2012 Adaptive Iterative Dose Reduction (ADIR) 3D, the third generation software, will be offered to existing Aquilion One, Premium, and Prime CT customers. More »April 18, 2012 Lead shielding patients helps protect operators from radiation exposure during cardiac catheterization, but shielding is less effective for the radial approach than for the femoral approach. More »March 7, 2012 Jon Robins, MD, head of Imaging Healthcare Specialists in San Diego, discusses how his practice achieved far lower doses and and the impact the moves have had on the practice. More »December 14, 2011 While providers are paying special mind in lowering radiation dose through prep work and process improvements, they do have their opinions on which CT vendors are the low dose leaders, according to a new report from KLAS, CT 2011: Focused on Dose. More »December 6, 2011 CHICAGO — Richard Morin, co-chair of the ACR Dose Index Registry Committee, interviewed at RSNA 2011, explains how radiologists can compare their dose practices with others, to give the metrics more meaning. More »November 3, 2011 Bringing your low-dose CT protocols down even further doesn’t have to mean tossing out your old scanners and buying pricey new ones. According to one San Diego-based imaging center, you can trim radiation doses to almost nothing and still get high-quality scans appropriate for diagnosis. More »August 26, 2011 Smaller hospitals might worry they don’t have enough staff or time to effectively reduce CT dose exposure for patients, but one hospital’s success proves it can be done. More »June 7, 2011 (Press Release) GE Healthcare is offering a new fully upgradeable SPECT technology that allows patient dose as low as 50 percent of those of standard nuclear medicine scanning protocols†, or the potential for patients to spend significantly less time on the table during exams†, all without... More »
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Radiologist, Are You Consequential?
May 4, 2012
Radiologists generally seek to have an impact on things. We want to know we are making a difference — in patient care and department protocol.
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