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A group of female radiologists advise practices and departments to consider and address providers’ childcare needs when designing plans to re-open and resume normal work schedules.

New artificial intelligence system can detect eight abnormalities, potentially facilitating radiology reporting, diagnosis, and treatment.

When imaging studies evoke classic movie sentiments.

Modified dynamic contrast-enhanced MRI can pinpoint a leaky blood-brain barrier in both active and retired players.

Radiologists must engage in social media messaging to regain control of information about AI use in diagnostic imaging.

Patients who test negative with RT-PCR show lower levels of pulmonary consolidation on chest CT, indicating earlier disease.

MRI images captured on female rugby players reveal long-lasting impacts of head impacts on the brain.

Job market perceptions are bullish, but survey reveals the specialty still lags behind others with representation of women and underrepresented minorities.

Michigan Medicine identifies characteristics of positive leaders who will be effective now and in the future.

While data and analytics reporting has grown immensely throughout other industries, it is still highly underutilized in radiology.

Three patterns emerge in patients analyzed in multi-institutional study.

Canon Medical Systems announced that the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) has cleared its Compressed SPEEDER technology for use in the company’s Vantage Orian 1.5T MRI system.

One rural-based model shows bringing interventional radiology services to older patients in their home not only improve access to care, but also catapults patient satisfaction.

Radiologists using RSNA classification system largely agree on image assessments.

An ACR panel shares insights on what your practice could face in the next phase of the outbreak.

New method improves detection of disease changes.

AI model can help alleviate increased sonographer workload, but still has high missed diagnosis rate.

Diagnostic Imaging's Weekly Scan: June 12, 2020

Small daily techniques can help you avoid burnout as imaging volumes swell to process the backlog of scans.

Diagnostic Imaging's Weekly Scan: June 5, 2020

A five-tiered approach to cross-sectional interventional procedures can help radiologists determine which patients to treat first, minimizing likelihood of viral transmission.

Iranian researchers diagnosed ischemic stroke in COVID-19-positive child with no other symptoms.

Johns Hopkins shares its experience with hosting live events, garnering international participation.

New technology designed to provide shorter scan times, better image quality.

Diagnostic Imaging's Weekly Scan: May 29, 2020

Research shows 77 percent of children who are confirmed positive for the virus have no findings via chest CT.

4D lung imaging process quickly analyzes lung impairments from single X-ray.

MRI with 75-cm core increases patient access and offers more services.