Diagnostic Imaging Staff

Edema visualization improves detection of early infarcts.

Radiologic reports with deep learning algorithm provide improved cerebral aneurysm detection.

Some were concerned about increased imaging and interpretation times associated with DBT.

Prediction occurred an average of 75.8 months before final diagnosis.

Axial chest CT identifies enlargement with high specificity and reasonable sensitivity.

Not following ACR practice guidelines potentially leads to unnecessary workups and extra health care costs.

The procedure also upstaged several subjects.

The imaging process provides the most time-efficient sequence with the highest lesion detection rate and conspicuity.

Imaging confirms or excludes the presence of gangrenous appendicitis with high sensitivity and specificity.

Men outnumber women in radiologic society committee members and higher academic ranks.

Study shows that when diagnosing knee cartilage defects, 3D and 2D MRIs performed about the same.

Algorithm may help better predict how likely it is a woman will have cancer in her future.

Biggest obstacle in ultrasound training is lack of dedicated faculty time.

Motion correction has potential to affect diagnosis or patient care.

MRI measuring carotid artery wall thickness could aid in cardiovascular disease risk assessment.

Several lesion patterns were significantly associated with poor long-term neurocognitive and psychiatric outcomes.

The two screening methods have similar sensitivity and specificity in finding microcalcifications.

Many of the MRIs were of poor quality and could have been performed elsewhere.

Thirty-two men participated in the retrospective study.

The contrast-enhanced CT also improves lesion conspicuity over standard care of monophasic portovenous CT.

Tomosynthesis plus breast volume scanner could be replacement for breast cancer staging if MRI cannot be performed.

Most states require at least some women to receive information about breast density-and that information is leading to more conversations.

Algorithm also enhanced physicians’ performances when used as a second reader.

Child Centered Care could be a cost-effective way to reduce general anesthesia needs.

Breast radiologists will need an algorithm for addressing the small number of inconclusive findings that remain equivocal.

Moving to a fully automated protocol would allow for more widespread implementation of the assessment.

Biggest increase in retroperitoneal, soft tissue, and transabdominal GU studies.

D-dimer tests and prediction rules should be incorporated into a decision support tool to curb overordering of CTPA for suspected pulmonary embolism.

Clinical and imaging biomarkers were associated with intracranial thrombus recanalization among patients with acute ischemic stroke.

Coverage for prostate MRIs results in challenges for patients and referring physicians seeking to obtain ready access.