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January 22, 2008 Once again, MRI has outrun other modalities as a supplemental tool for screening high-risk women. More » January 10, 2008 A large prospective screening trial from the University of Pennsylvania compared screen-film mammography, digital mammography, whole-breast ultrasound, and contrast-enhanced MRI in a population of 569 asymptomatic women. In this single-center trial, funded by the National Cancer Institute, the... More » December 1, 2007 A 1996 National Aeronautics and Space Administration report speculated that telemammography could be used to connect neglected rural patients with timely, critical medical expertise-if only an adequate communications infrastructure in these areas could support such an undertaking. NASA went on to... More » November 28, 2007 MRI has outrun other modalities in a screening trial involving high-risk women. Such research helps justify an estimated $1.4 billion a year in direct costs for the U.S. if new American Cancer Society guidelines are followed. More » August 22, 2007 The American Roentgen Ray Society has launched WomensImagingOnline. The web-based portal appears two years after the first Women’s Imaging section made it into the pages of the American Journal of Roentgenology, the society’s peer-reviewed publication. More » June 1, 2007 PET/CT continues to find new applications in detection and monitoring of breast, cervical, and ovarian carcinoma. An estimated 211,000 new cases of invasive breast carcinoma, with almost 41,000 deaths, are expected to occur in the U.S. during 2007. Breast carcinoma is the most frequently diagnosed... More » March 8, 2007 Youth will rise to the fore at today's European Congress of Radiology. At just 51 years of age, Prof. Christian Herold is one of the youngest ECR presidents and the first from Austria. He admits that he represents the new generation of leaders. More » March 1, 2007 outh will be to the fore at March's European Congress of Radiology. At just 51 years of age, Prof. Christian Herold is one of the youngest ECR presidents, and the first to come from Austria. He admits that he represents the new generation of leaders. More » November 28, 2006 When I step onto the RSNA shuttle bus early Sunday morning, two questions dominate my thoughts:
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