Diagnostic Imaging North America
December 2005
COVER STORY
Hurricanes test radiology's disaster preparedness
By: Cynthia Keen
SUPPLEMENT: PACS and Information Technology
Surgical IT
Informatics integration drives intraoperative planning
By: Paula Gould and John C. Hayes Data Integration
PACS focus shifts from radiology to the enterprise
By: Gregg A. Cohen, Ph.D. Informatics News
Radiologists puzzle over alternatives in chest CAD Support for medical image databases gathers steam CMS unveils beta version of electronic health record Itemized radiology reports fail to provide advantage Grid computing facilitates archive backup, recovery
Informatics Newsclips
PDAs expedite delivery of urgent exam results Talking report approach reduces look-away time Unrealistic expectations plague U.K. IT program Residents give voice recognition thumbs down Consistent screen checks boost image quality Soft-copy reading surfaces in chiropractic clinics
DEPARTMENTS
X-RAY VISION
John C. Hayes
Gulf Coast providers show value of disaster planning preparation
AGENDA
Fran Taylor
Literary washing and ironing delivers difficult prose wrinkle-free
Overread
Celebrity death increases awareness of lung cancer Molecular imaging spoils mystery of listeriosis Top 50 AJR papers highlight radiology's staying power Real-time 'functional' DTI aids cerebral palsy patients Kidney tumor RF ablation gets stronger, more versatile Why use cardiac CT for children when MRI delivers no radiation?
Overread: VERBATIM!
Newsclips
Optical tomography catches early-stage breast cancer Pay-for-performance may not improve quality Low-dose CT makes gains in MSK imaging Radiologists thrive in temporary positions Functional MR imaging detects liars and cheats
Tech Watch
Children's hospital dedicates 64-slice CT to pediatrics Body CT perfusion improves diagnosis, therapy monitoring Volumetric imaging drives 3D processing portability 256-slice CT images body and heart
Imaging & The Law
Breast Imaging
Advanced Technology
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