Diagnostic Imaging Staff

Radiologists may notice differences in breast tissue density in patients with diabetes treated by certain medications.

When emergency departments must obtain preauthorization for CTs, they may see an increase in utilization.

Annual CT lung cancer screening recommended for high risk patients.

Ultra-low dose CT to detect joint fractures in children as good as standard CT imaging.

Storage of radiology data is not secure, despite efforts to keep it safe.

For this “10 Questions” series, we spoke with Rajan Agarwal, MD, MBA, about his work and the future of radiology.

Abnormal findings on lung cancer screening CT not always followed up in a timely manner.

Childhood cancer survivors may benefit from early MRI breast cancer screening.

The FDA has cleared Box DICOM Viewer, part of the Box for Healthcare solution.

[VIDEO] CHICAGO-Tips from Lawrence Muroff, MD, for radiology practices on negotiating hospital contracts.

False-positive screening mammograms may correspond with a higher risk of developing breast cancer.

When considering cancer screening, patients and physicians need better descriptions of both benefits and harms.

Radiologists’ errors in communication can have a direct impact on patient care.

PET imaging does not improve detection of some recurrent cancer in asymptomatic patients.

Evaluation of noninvasive PET/MR enterography on differentiation of strictures in patients with Crohn disease.

A two-step system to differentiate mass and nonmass images on MRI improves breast cancer detection.

FDA approves Bracco’s READI-CAT 2 and READI-CAT 2 SMOOTHIE for use in abdominal CT.

Effect of mammography on older women’s life expectancy still unclear.

For this “10 Questions” series, we spoke with Stamatia V. Destounis, MD, about her work and the future of radiology.

MRI dominates list of modalities responsible for patient recalls in an outpatient setting, study shows.

Researchers identify whether scanner-based protocols for ultrasound improve department efficiency.

Image-guided liver biopsies are generally safe procedures, but certain risk factors have been identified.

Radiation used for medical imaging is not harmful, according to a recent study.

Meditation and music during imaging-guided breast biopsy can change the woman's experience.

Image interpretation and accuracy may be effectively measured with a new software program.

Diffusion-tensor MRI algorithm may help physicians evaluate patients with mild traumatic brain injury and post-trauma migraines.

MRI distinguishes brain lesions, possibly supplementing existing diagnostic algorithms

Screening CTC rarely finds extracolonic findings among asymptomatic patients, but many are clinically significant.

Online imaging sharing allows for easy access of imaging tests, but is it less secure?

For this “10 Questions” series, we spoke with Allen D. Elster, MD, about his work and the future of radiology.