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While the fear of being replaced by a machine may be real, the potential AI offers radiologists should not be ignored.

The difference between one group and the next may lie deep in the details.

Etiology of liver disease and CT technique did not affect staging accuracy.

Orders for imaging are often unclear, so radiologists sometimes have to resort to whatever means necessary to figure out what they are supposed to be looking at.

Play your cards right to get the best deal.

Being in demand is a good thing, right?

Cardiac stress tests and exposure to radioactivity may not be needed for assessment of CAD.

Higher cerebrospinal fluid gadolinium concentrations were detected within the first eight hours after gadolinium-based contrast agent administration.

Despite recommendations, shared decision-making for lung cancer screening in practice may be far from what is intended by guidelines.

Models may help improve short-term understanding of complex anatomy and classification systems.

DTI imaging shows women are more sensitive to these types of head impacts at the level of brain tissue microstructure.

Underrepresentation is highly variable at state, county, and practice levels.

When the wrong people benefit from the efforts of doctors...

The only true way to dispel fear and ensure a bright future in radiology is to equip ourselves to lead the future applications of AI.

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

Radiologists now have a safe haven where they can ask questions, share ideas or just enjoy interacting with others in the profession.

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.

Saving money is one thing, but this is ridiculous.

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

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

Errors are often corrected before notes are signed.

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.

A total of 35 percent of cancers diagnosed after second-opinion review were not initially detected in the original interpretation.

Looking for the most common answer in a scan can ultimately delay a proper diagnosis.

Pediatric patients were more likely to consume prescribed dose of Breeza than barium sulfate suspension.

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.