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There is a need for radiologists to educate the public about why mammography isn’t always a lifesaver, according to experts at AHRA.

Magnetic resonance imaging can be used to track brain growth of premature babies.

Difficult patients can get special treatment.

Pelvic radiographs not be as effective as CTs in diagnosing pelvic fractures or dislocations in children.

23-year-old male with a known undisclosed disease presents with left elbow pain.

New rules state radiology residents are graduating as board-eligible instead of board-certified. What does it all mean?

Challenges in healthcare reform cited as part of the reason for sale.

Mammography detects early cancers in older women and provides better disease-specific survival than cancers discovered by the patient or physician.

Web-based decision tool in development to help high-risk patients decide if they want to undergo low dose CT screening for lung cancer.

Patients who underwent low-dose CT for lung cancer screening and received false-positives benefited from counseling.

Find out which vendors and features are valued most by radiology organizations when it comes to image exchange.

Long-time proponent of ultrasound for breast screening, Kevin M. Kelly, MD, discusses what radiologists need to know.

The type of imaging processing used in digital mammography has an impact on detection of calcification clusters.

Is this what dictation is missing?

The FDA has approved VISIQ, an ultra mobile ultrasound system designed for greater mobility, manufactured by Philips.

As growth of imaging utilization slows, radiologists worry about the effect on reimbursement.

Male child of normal intelligence sent for skeletal survey for coarse facial features, short stature and spinal deformity.

We've updated our must-have mobile app list for radiologists.

Federal standard would require women be informed if they have dense breast tissue as indicated on mammogram.

Magnetic resonance imaging of pregnant patients with suspected appendicitis improves resource use, study finds.

If radiology groups aren’t using compliant CT scanners, they can expect to pay up.

Ultrasounds can help identify pneumonia and its progression in children without exposure to ionizing radiation.

Analyzing whether rising costs of early breast cancer screening, like mammography, lead to better detection rates.

Bedside ultrasound competency assessment of emergency medicine residents varies considerably throughout the U.S.

Too. Much. Data.

The shift from fee-for-service to value-based reimbursements leaves many radiologists questioning, how will their value be measured?

A drop in the number of CT scans performed on inpatients and reduction of radiation doses lowered the estimated rate of induced cancers.

Study identifies lowest possible radiation dose that still allows for detection of pleural effusions, thickening and calcification.