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Young radiologists, professional challenges pose difficulties for ultrasound
March 10, 2010

Too few younger practicing radiologists are prepared to embrace ultrasound and push it to its clinical limits, according to Prof. Lorenzo Derchi, a professor of radiology at the University of Genoa in Italy.

Elastography advances feature prominently among ultrasound exhibits
March 10, 2010

The exhibition booths occupied by vendors of ultrasound systems at ECR 2010 are likely to be very busy places throughout the congress. Difficult economic conditions are causing a dip in global demand for the more capital-intensive modalities like CT and MRI, and hospital managers are keen for their staff to explore the clinical potential of this versatile and cost-effective technology.

Lung MR imaging prepares for a bright clinical future
March 10, 2010

The lungs have quite literally been a black hole for MRI for many years. Now advances in hardware and imaging techniques are helping lung MRI move into the clinical arena.

Turf battles loom large for radiology in molecular imaging
March 10, 2010

Molecular imaging is hugely expensive, risky, difficult to understand, heavily regulated, without immediate clinical benefit, and not reimbursed. These factors are halting progress in the field. The solutions for radiology are to collaborate, cooperate, co-own, and cotrain.

Effective use of abdominal CT can save lives in emergency setting
March 10, 2010

It is widely accepted that reducing time from admission to definitive care saves lives, but usually imaging is one of the major sources of delays. This means radiologists play a vital role in prioritizing patients and selecting the correct modality.

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Lung MR imaging prepares for a bright clinical future
Diagnostic Imaging,  March 10, 2010
Polytrauma demands well-trained emergency radiologists
Diagnostic Imaging,  March 9, 2010
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Residents' Blog

A resident looks at the current ABR physics certification process; finds it well worth the effort
By Alexis Shively, DO, Penn State University Milton S. Hershey Medical Center first year radiology resident , February 22, 2010

Recently, my fellow first year residents and I met to put together our study schedule for the upcoming American Board of Radiology physics exam in September 2010.

Tort reform missing: $100 billion reward if found
Jason N. Itri, MD, PhD, University of Pennsylvania Hospital radiology resident , February 16, 2010

There has been considerable debate concerning President Obama’s healthcare reform initiative despite widespread agreement the U.S. healthcare system is in need of a significant and comprehensive overhaul.


Interventional radiology finds new patients in Jehovah’s Witnesses
Diagnostic Imaging Europe,  February 11, 2010
Merger creates largest private practice group in Illinois
Diagnostic Imaging,  February 5, 2010

Focal Point: CT Dose

 

Dose reduction: It’s on the minds of clinicians, vendors, and the patients who are sent to the radiology department for a scan. Diagnostic Imaging brings you the latest news regarding CT dose reduction issues and strategies.

 

RSNA 2009

 

View conference coverage of RSNA 2009—straight from Chicago. Coverage includes:

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RSNA CR / DR E-Report

 

X-ray imaging remains the backbone of radiology; continuing developments in CR and DR are making it faster, more efficient, and more dose sensitive. In this report you will find coverage from the exhibit floor on the latest developments in CR, DR, and digital mammography.

 

RSNA CT E-Report

For the past several years computed tomography has been the most innovative modality in medical imaging. In this special RSNA e-Report on CT, you'll find articles describing some of those innovations and how they'll be demonstrated at the upcoming RSNA meeting.

 

Now it seems everybody has a spinion

Opinions are done. Finis. Kaput. They can’t compete with spinions. A spinion is a hybrid of spin and opinion. They are opinions on steroids, serving as vehicles for promoting sometimes deeply and strategically developed agenda.
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