CT

Case History: 40-year-old patient presented with history of seizures.

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

Case History: 45-year-old male with history of alcoholism with history of four seizures one day earlier.

Rereading CTs in EDs receiving a transfer patient may detect major discordance in interpretation, from RSNA 2016.

Radiologists’ experience allows them to unconsciously detect lung nodules on CT, from RSNA 2016.

Suboptimal DE-CTPA often caused by respiratory motion artifacts and incorrect technique, from RSNA 2016.

Repeat computed tomography scans for trauma patients who are transferred are often unnecessary.

Medic Vision will present at RSNA 2016 its XR-29 solution.

Ultrasound, CT, and MRI are useful tools in detecting brain changes in Zika virus, from RSNA 2016.

CT shows that obesity in adolescence affects bone health later in life, from RSNA 2016.

Images obtained by 4D CT may help physicians evaluate subtalar instability.

CT is overused when assessing younger patients presenting with minor head injuries.

Case History: Patient presented with vision difficulty for one year, which increased in severity over last two months.

When radiologists and surgeons use the same terminology for facial fractures, surgical management is expedited.

Case History: 45-year-old female presented for spine MRI.

PET may help physicians differentiate between patients with cardiac amyloidosis and hypertensive heart disease.

Case History: 45-year-old with history of brain tumor with complaints of abdominal pain.

Case History: Fifty-eight-year-old patient presented with history of vomiting.

Combined PET/MRI may help detect some but not all metastases from breast cancer.

Case History: 37-year-old patient presented with headache and muscle weakness in legs.

On-call resident radiologists' discrepancy rates, according to a retrospective review.

Latest developments in cardiac PET radiopharmaceuticals from ASNC 2016.

Case History: A 45-year-old patient presented with history of abdominal distension.

Use of evidence-based clinical decision support helps ED physicians detect more PE.

American Society of Nuclear Cardiology 2016 shows the cardiac PET value chain still faces more headwinds than tailwinds.