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Enterprising Ideas
As radiology practices concede that the longstanding PACS model faces an uphill battle in keeping up with the times, vendor-neutral archives and enterprise imaging are figuring prominently in the discussion.
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No Small Feat
Physicians face daunting odds when treating a young patient who is diagnosed with liver cancer. We are pleased to report that a new IR-centric, catheter-based option utilizing TARE-Y90 is delivering hope—and results.
A New Frontier
Trending steadily upward with the help of innovative enhancements, DR is helping radiologists achieve multiple goals: improved image quality, reduced dose, and, ultimately, a significantly enhanced patient experience.
Slow Burn
Radiologists are not immune to stress-related consequences on the job. We check in with experts on addressing the particular aspects of burnout associated with the profession.
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History
A 33-year-old man presented with a palpable right testicular mass. He also noted mild scrotal discomfort characterized as “achy” rather than sharp testicular pain. He denied lower urinary tract pain, erectile dysfunction, abdominal pain, weight loss, fever, or other symptoms. Past medical history revealed no prior malignancy or family history of genitourinary cancers. Ultrasound of the scrotum was ordered, which was subsequently followed by a CT of the chest, abdomen, and pelvis. Continue reading »
