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There is no clinical variable that can be used as sole indication for WBCT in pediatric polytrauma patients.

The pattern of excess cancer risk may be partly due to confounding by indication.

Communication and other real-world skills are hard to evaluate on multiple-choice exams.

Missed cancers include some that are clinically significant.

Learning (almost) as fast as during residency.

Imaging the brain for iron levels may help predict disability in MS patients.

Some people think technology is only for their entertainment.

Neuroimaging for nonindex seizures, based on clinical factors at presentation, could decrease imaging frequency with minimal loss of yield.

PSA-density does not appear to significantly improve its diagnostic performance.

Saving money is one thing, but this is ridiculous.

Further large-scale investigations regarding efficiency of the messaging system are warranted.

Why should physicians have all the quality-assurance fun for themselves? Let everyone experience the joy.

Patients on hemodialysis had significantly higher DN and GP signal intensity increase.

Errors are often corrected before notes are signed.

Ultrasound may detect which patients are at minimal risk of sentinel lymph node metastasis.

Checklists could be used by staff to improve patient safety.

We’ve reached a point where many in the industry wonder how mergers are working and what impact it’s having on the profession and patient care.

Radiologists are in a perfect position to be the most skilled at consulting patients during the informed-consent process

Whether you’re in a stand-alone imaging center or part of a hospital-based group or department, you’ll face the same problem eventually-the need to purchase equipment.

Imaging tests overused to diagnose pure breast pain among women.

Adding double reading with arbitration to mammography screening improves cancer detection.

The number of approved Interventional Radiology residency positions continues to increase every year, and the match rate for positions was 100 percent in 2018.

What they tell you can make the difference between success and failure.

Imaging appointments booked 6 months or longer ahead have highest no-show rate.

Radiologists, particularly interventional radiologists, see sicker patients than many other physicians.

People are the key to getting results.

Patients want more information about the tests being performed.

Radiologist burnout is getting worse and action needs to be taken.