November 2007
COVER STORY
By: James Brice DEPARTMENTS
X-ray Vision
By: John C. Hayes, Editor
Agenda
By: C.P. Kaiser Overread
- Too many hot dogs take home top prize but lose peristalsis
- Lonely hearts call in sick more
- Asymptomatic young tennis players harbor MSK trauma
- MR imaging tops x-ray, scintigraphy for bone metastases
- SPECT digs deep to parse heterogeneity of depression
- MSCT and 3T MR abstracts dominate RSNA meeting
- Incidental extracardiac findings occur with ischemia
- Auditory delusions show link to voice-processing area
- Case Of The Month
Newsclips
- National Academies touts nuclear medicine's revival
- Filet view reconstruction speeds up CT colonography
- CO2, gadolinium prove utility in uterine fibroids treatment
- FDG-PET predicts response to chemo in Hodgkin's disease
- Chest physicians oppose CT lung cancer screening
- Open-source solution helps terminology management
Nuclear Medicine
Multislice CT
Tech Watch
- Philips' filet irons kinks out of virtual colonoscopy
- CAD expands to aid imaging in niches throughout body
- Soft demand for MR and CT strengthens buyers' hands
- Radiology plays starring role in personalized medicine
- Proton MRS spots early heart problems in diabetics
Advanced Imaging
Perturbations
Digital Department
Commentary
Musculoskeletal
Nuclear Cardiology
By: Dominique Delbeke, M.D., Ph.D. Magnetic Resonance
By: Lawrence N. Tanenbaum M.D., FACR Sonography
Dual-Source Imaging
- Beta blockers prove optional with dual-source scanners
- No premedication equals fewer staff, more patients
- Faster temporal resolution takes on all heart rates
Technology Advisor
- CT vendors ready push for next-generation scanners
- Semantic divergence ends in practical convergence
- MR vendors balance patient comfort, technology drive
- MR developers say, 'show me the applications'
- Ultrasound strums familiar chords in RSNA exhibits
- Sonography continues to turn less into more
- PET/CT vendors proffer speed to spark rebound
- PET/CT cranks it up a notch with new advances
- 3D, multiplanar strategies build confident diagnoses
- Enterprise informatics move from luxury to must-have
- Digital x-ray finally gains traction-a decade late