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Experts discuss whether machines will replace radiologists at RSNA 2016.

Appendiceal sonograms may help clinicians tell which patients have uncomplicated versus complicated appendicitis.

Low-dose CT for lung cancer screening among Veterans Health Administration patients will require substantial clinical effort.

Rate of diagnoses and cost following thyroid imaging after benign fine-needle aspiration.

Important questions for health care.

Cost and safety of using contrast-enhanced ultrasound for children.

Time to focus on who writes health care legislation.

Experts at RSNA share what radiology will look like with payment reform.

Big ticket deals for prospective investors on the RSNA 2016 showfloor.

Incentive for staying still.

Big data meets interactive virtual reality.

CT dosing is largely dependent on multiphase scanning and institutional protocols.

Resolution of your resolutions.

An algorithm’s effect on CT use in the emergency department.

Financial planning for radiologists, from RSNA 2016.

Case History: 16-year-old male developed right leg pain after playing basketball while wearing sandals.

Interesting pathology.

Cybersecurity in radiology, from RSNA 2016.

Assessment of MRI findings following arthroscopic hip surgery among symptomatic and asymptomatic patients.

Presenting the 5 Most Popular Radiology Comics of 2016.

RSNA 2016 displays more signs pointing towards the blending of diagnostic, interventional, and therapeutic imaging.

Eric J. Topol, MD, and Saurabh Jha, MBBS, on the merger that will change radiology.

Screening mammography is not utilized equally among racial groups.

The radiologist’s Christmas wish list.

From the trenches of radiologists-turned-entrepreneurs, as told at RSNA 2016.

The focus of the big three vendors at RSNA 2016.

CT may help detect some types of colon cancer spread, but not all.

Images too cool not to post on social media.