Paying tribute to Bill Bradley, “Dr. MRI.”
Ronald Schilling, PhD
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Articles by Ronald Schilling, PhD
Big data meets interactive virtual reality.
Technology can help big data think outside the box in radiology.
Radiology and surgery speak the same language at CARS 2016.
3D printing has a promising future in radiology, if we take our time and manage expectations.
Interactive virtual reality can help radiologists, surgeons work better together.
Can new technology in radiology maximize efficiency without sacrificing quality?
The technology exists to help radiologists and surgeons work better together.
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