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Here are the current stories as featured in the latest edition of Radiology Today!

May 5, 2008

FEATURES

Shredding 101
Getting rid of medical records isn’t as easy as dropping them in a trash can. Find out what you need to know to properly dispose of medical information and cover your assets.

PET Registry
Data from the National Oncologic PET Registry suggest that PET is an effective tool for diagnosing and observing all cancers. Will the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services agree?

Reading CTs and Defenses
A Texas radiologist has a novel view of pro football—as a team owner.

Getting Back to Business
A new study shows that uterine artery embolization is a good choice for many uterine fibroid patients, and interventional radiologists are working to spread the word.

DEPARTMENTS

Editor’s Note
RT vs. IT: The Next Generation

PACS Platform
Flying Solo With PACS for Macs

Interventional Update
Fibroid Embolization Effective When Focused Ultrasound Fails

News Scan
Older women benefit from mammograms and radiation therapy.

Datebook

Technology Trends
Biometrics Coming of Age

Radiology Coding
A Coder’s Perspective on Computer-Assisted Coding Software

Products and Services

Second Opinions
A double take on who said what and what is worth a second look

MedQuist

AHRA Annual Meeting

Survey
Is teleradiology more of a help or a threat to your facility?
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