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Bracco argues for PET as preferred cardiac choice
Bracco Diagnostics sees opportunity in the latest decision by the Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services to reimburse more for PET procedures in 2010. More »
Coronary CTA triages ER chest pain patients safely, inexpensively
Cardiac CTA has matched the clinical safety of a standard emergency room protocol for triaging chest pain patients with suspected myocardial infarction while cutting costs by more than a third in a multicenter randomized clinical trial involving more than 700 patients. More »
Cardiac scientific sessions examine outcomes, contrast media use
Cardiac imaging researchers are expanding the scope of topics considered at the 2009 RSNA meeting to include iodinated contrast media administration as a safety issue and clinical outcomes studies that weigh the relative merits of cost and clinical efficacy. More »
Study finds heart attack patients exposed to radiation equal to 725 chest x-rays
In addition to possible death and myocardial damage, acute heart attack patients routinely accept the additional risk of cardiovascular imaging exposing them to ionizing radiation, according to research presented Nov. 16 at the 2009 American Heart Association meeting in Orlando, FL. More »
Radiology benefit management credited for slowing imaging growth
A radiologist, well known for research on diagnostic imaging utilization trends, has pointed to the growing prominence of radiology benefit management companies for slamming the brakes on rapidly growing high-tech imaging utilization. More »
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48-year-old man undergoing medical treatment for longstanding HIV presented with a month-long history of fever, night sweats, and weight loss. More »
Nuclear medicine society includes Europe in clinical trials network
SNM's Clinical Trials Network has expanded to include relationships with European PET radiopharmaceutical manufacturing sites to support molecular and nuclear imaging facilities on the continent that are gearing up to perform scientific studies for the program. More »
Researchers grapple with dose reduction methods in cardiac CT
Electrocardiogram-gated tube modulation is essential to lower radiation dose in fusion imaging. More »
ACR predicts ‘access catastrophe’ from 16% Medicare rate cuts
The American College of Radiology is predicting that imaging access will plunge and patient waiting times will soar from new Medicare Physician Fee Schedule rules that will cut Medicare payments for outpatient imaging by an estimated 16% next year. More »
States, insurers push agenda against self-referral
Although radiologists’ call to crack down on imaging self-referral has not found a strong reception in Congress, government agencies and insurance companies at the state level have been gradually tightening their oversight and control of the controversial practice. Radiologists could play an... More »
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