Catch up on the top radiology content of the past week.
|Articles|December 12, 2020
Lessons from a Pandemic
Author(s)Whitney J. Palmer
The December 2020 Diagnostic Imaging eBook.
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This year has been unlike any other for radiology. By March, the industry was deeply embroiled in a global pandemic, re-allocating personnel and resources to help detect infections and manage patients. Much has been learned.
In this “Lessons from a Pandemic”
But, 2020 was not just about the pandemic. Much more happened throughout the industry. In this issue, Diagnostic Imaging, with industry expert insight, examines some of the advancements across CT, ultrasound, mammography and X-ray. Take a look at how these developments will impact providers, as well as patient care.
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