
Agfa HealthCare propels enterprise imaging strategy with FDA clearance for XERO Viewer.

Agfa HealthCare propels enterprise imaging strategy with FDA clearance for XERO Viewer.

Patient education can be taxing.

US women experience higher false-positive mammography rates than do European women.

This edition of the Business of Radiology series focuses on policy in radiology.

Real-time alerts can drive patient care.

Touch Prime and Touch Prime XE first of Carestream’s new family of ultrasound to receive FDA approval.

Neuroimaging may not be necessary for all children with sports-related concussion.

NATIONAL HARBOR, MD-Examples of mHealth in use were discussed at SIIM 2015.

29-year-old female with history of remote right knee injury.

It's tough keeping up with technology.

Radiologists face unique challenges with ICD-10 because information comes from referring providers. Here are four tips to help avoid denials with ICD-10.

Radiologist burnout is a direct threat to radiology's viability.

NATIONAL HARBOR, MD-Mobile app puts radiologists and hospital staff in touch.

WASHINGTON, DC-Where mobile apps fit into the future of radiology was discussed at ACR 2015.

Supplemental or alternative screening for breast cancer does not need to be an automatic process for women with dense breast tissue.

A new study of amyloid PET brings imaging to the forefront of research for Alzheimer's disease.

NATIONAL HARBOR, MD-Health care is a big target for data breaches, according to experts at SIIM 2015.

NATIONAL HARBOR, MD-Experts at SIIM 2015 predict the end of PACS is near.

Imaging examinations interpreted by diagnostic radiology residents and fellows have increased.

A CT protocol with lower radiation and contrast dose for aortic assessment provides acceptable diagnostic imaging.

Case History: 62-year-old female with right upper abdominal pain.

WASHINGTON, DC-More image guided percutaneous core needle biopsies and image guided percutaneous automated vacuum assisted biopsies are performed.

WASHINGTON, DC-Since the peak of medical imaging costs in 2006, all states but Maryland and Oregon, have seen decreases in spending in this area.

WASHINGTON, DC-Pre- and postcontrast chest CTs are done more often by nonradiologists than radiologists.

A look at why radiology has lost its appeal.

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MRI may determine which women at risk for breast cancer most need supplemental screening, based on their BPE levels.

Noncontrast MRI out-of-pocket expenses vary quite a bit depending on geography and population.

Case History: 30-year-old male with discomfort in left groin region due to mass/swelling for one year.

Radiation exposure during angiography might be decreased if radiologists can view the images on wide screens.