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21 Sep Thrall: Healthcare IT can Help Rads Tackle Radiation Exposure

Posted at 09:00h in Radiology Patient Safety, Teleradiology Technology by Alix Vincent 0 Comments
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AuntMinnie | Concern about radiation dose from medical imaging exams makes it imperative that radiologists proactively find ways to keep dose exposure to a minimum -- and healthcare IT can help, according to Dr. James H. Thrall, who spoke on the topic this week at...

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19 Sep Follow-up After Abnormal Mammo Screens Tends to be Timely

Posted at 09:32h in Mammography, Radiology Patient Safety, Teleradiology Technology by Alix Vincent 0 Comments
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AuntMinnie | How promptly a facility follows up with women who have received an abnormal mammogram is crucial to a screening mammography program's success, according to a new study published online in Radiology. Time to follow-up varies widely between facilities -- indicating there is definitely...

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16 Sep Hopkins Study Clears Spinal X-Ray of Wrongdoing

Posted at 08:49h in Radiology Patient Safety, Sub-Specialty Radiology by Alix Vincent 0 Comments
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DiagnosticImaging | Johns Hopkins researchers reviewing a decade of patient records of those who underwent spinal angiography found the procedure to be safe and effective, they reported online this week in the journal Neurology. The procedure, an X-ray of the blood vessels near the spinal cord,...

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14 Sep MRI Study Confirms Altered Brain Blood Flow in Gulf War Veterans

Posted at 09:01h in Radiology Patient Safety, Sub-Specialty Radiology by Alix Vincent 0 Comments
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DiagnosticImaging | Blood flow abnormalities in the brains of veterans with Gulf War illness have persisted 20 years and in some cases have gotten worse, according to a new arterial spin labeled (ASL) MRI study published online in the journal Radiology. Gulf War illness is a...

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13 Sep Imaging Shows Efficacy of Atherosclerosis Drug

Posted at 08:28h in Radiology Patient Safety, Radiology Services News by Alix Vincent 0 Comments
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AuntMinnie | In a study being touted as the first to use noninvasive imaging to test the efficacy of an atherosclerosis drug, researchers from Mount Sinai Medical Center and 10 other centers found that a drug called dalcetrapib reduced arterial inflammation and disease progression at...

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