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Beyond Automated Transcription
Templates and structured reports help to streamline workflow and improve the quality of communication between radiologists and referring physicians. Read more »
Molecular Breast Imaging
Physicians and industry experts discuss this modality’s role in breast cancer detection. Read more »
Reporter’s Notebook: SIR 2014
Here’s a look at some of the latest research presented at the society’s annual meeting. Read more »
Technology Update: PET
Manufacturers are expanding their PET/CT capabilities to include more quantitative data to help improve patient care. Read more » |
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MRI Reveals Brain Loss in Type 2 Diabetes Patients
Research findings using MRI detect loss of brain volume in patients with type 2 diabetes, suggesting that the disease causes a damaging effect on how the brain processes excess sugar, CBS News reports.
CT Use in Operating Room May Spare Healthy Lung Tissue
Surgeons can more precisely remove small lung cancers with the aid of CT in the operating room, helping to spare healthy lung tissue, according to an American Association for Thoracic Surgery press release.
Technicians’ Symptoms May Be Related to MRI
Health care workers and technicians may experience symptoms such as vertigo when working with MRI, Reuters reports.
Study: 3T MRI Provides Clues to Parkinson’s Disease
Researchers suggest that 3T MRI reveals a swallow’s tail shape in patients’ brains, indicative of Parkinson’s disease, as reported by Medical News Today. |
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“Across all modalities—from nuclear medicine to ultrasound, CT and MR imaging—medical imaging provides a rich amount of quantitative data. Radiologists perform some type of quantitative imaging in their everyday practice, from measuring abnormalities to assessing blood flow, tissue perfusion or diffusion, and tracer uptake. This quantitative approach to imaging data allows more objectivity and facilitates comparisons between different states of the same disease or different disease processes.”
— Katarzyna J. Macura, MD, PhD, an associate professor of radiology, urology, and oncology at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, in an RSNA press release about quantitative imaging |
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