Diagnostic Imaging Staff

MRI shows brain changes in children who play football even if not diagnosed with concussion.

Combined PET/MRI may help detect some but not all metastases from breast cancer.

More women with dense breast tissue underwent supplemental screening following implementation of the New Jersey Breast Density Law.

On-call resident radiologists' discrepancy rates, according to a retrospective review.

Breast lesion categorization compared between tomosynthesis and 2D mammography.

Use of evidence-based clinical decision support helps ED physicians detect more PE.

Hospitals that provide pediatric nuclear medicine services reduce dose when sticking to guidelines.

Few hospitals offer online material regarding mammograms that are easily understood by the general public.

Use of machine learning algorithms to read thyroid nodule ultrasounds helpful, particularly for less experienced radiologists.

Radiologists' use of CAD systems as a second reader to catch missed nodules during lung cancer screening.

Medicare Program spurs increase in mammography screening.

The importance of understanding compliance in radiology, from AHRA 2016.

Imaging with echocardiograms show changes in the ventricular structure in older smokers.

Knee MRI does not contribute to clinical decision making among older men presenting with knee pain.

How is terminology between radiologists and primary care providers interpreted?

MRI during the first trimester of pregnancy does not appear to increase risk of stillbirth or neonatal death, but gadolinium cautioned.

Brain MRIs may help diagnose vascular cognitive disorder following strokes and TIAs.

Using artificial intelligence to review mammographic findings may increase efficiency in assessing breast cancer risk.

Cardiovascular MR-guided care may reduce the number of unnecessary angiograms performed on patients with angina pectoris.

Point-of-care ultrasound, instead of CT, effective in diagnosis and management of elbow injuries.

Brain PET detected more plaques and tau tangles among subjects who were heavier and consumed poorer diets.

CT, with lower radiation dose, can help emergency room physicians determine which patients with ureteral stones need further intervention.

Digital mammography may be feasible using low-dose radiation dose techniques.

How often specialists recommend mammography screening to patients is influenced by their professional societies’ guidelines.

Job openings for radiologists predicted to grow 16% in 2016.

Children who repeatedly undergo MRI with GBCA experience higher levels of signal intensity.

CT confirms relationship between HIV-related inflammation and the increase of CAD among men infected with HIV.

Digital tomosynthesis compared to chest radiography for pulmonary nodule screening and determining case management.

MBI assessed as supplementary screening tool for women with dense breasts.

Magnetic resonance imaging allows physicians to assess acute groin injuries among athletes.