Brain Imaging June 1, 2023
When TIA Imaging Is Incomplete June 1, 2023
Patients with transient ischemic attack (TIA) who didn’t get full imaging workups were 30% more likely to have a new stroke diagnosis within 90 days.
Cardiac Imaging May 25, 2023
CT Flexes Muscles in Heart May 25, 2023
CT-derived CAC scores were more effective in predicting coronary heart disease than genetic scores when added to traditional risk scoring.
Artificial Intelligence May 22, 2023
AI Investment Shift May 22, 2023
VC investment in the AI medical imaging sector has shifted in the last couple years, with money moving to later-stage companies.
Imaging Service May 18, 2023
The Perils of Worklist Cherry-Picking May 18, 2023
A new study exposes the downstream effects on healthcare of cherry-picking – when radiologists pick easier imaging exams from a worklist.
Imaging Policy May 15, 2023
Medical Malpractice Crisis May 15, 2023
Is a new crisis looming in medical malpractice insurance? An AMA analysis finds that medical liability premiums are skyrocketing again.
Breast Imaging May 11, 2023
A New Day for Breast Screening May 11, 2023
The USPSTF said it would reverse 14 years of guidance in breast screening and set its recommended starting age for routine mammography to 40.
Breast Imaging May 8, 2023
Learning Curve in DBT Screening May 8, 2023
The false-positive recall rate for DBT fell over 5 years in a breast screening study from Sweden.
Contrast May 4, 2023
The Value of CT Contrast May 4, 2023
The use of contrast in emergency CT improved the diagnostic accuracy of radiologists by 30% in a new study.
Contrast May 1, 2023
GE HealthCare’s MRI Contrast Play May 1, 2023
GE HealthCare has expanded its MRI contrast portfolio with the European launch of Pixxoscan.
Breast Imaging April 27, 2023
ABUS Boosts Breast Screening April 27, 2023
ABUS led to sharp increases in cancer detection rate when it was performed as a supplement to screening digital mammography.
Breast Imaging April 24, 2023
Health Inequity & Breast Cancer April 24, 2023
Two new studies published last week reinforce what we know about structural inequity in healthcare, particularly as it relates to breast cancer.
Imaging IT April 20, 2023
Headlines from HIMSS 2023 April 20, 2023
CHICAGO – It does indeed feel like 2019 again at HIMSS 2023, which opened this week in the Windy City. Major stories at the show include generative AI for medical use, consumer cloud players planting their flags in healthcare, and the ongoing need for healthcare IT to help with rising medical procedure volume and growing […]
Radiologists April 17, 2023
Salary Data Reveal Medicine’s Golden Cage April 17, 2023
Are you a glass-half-full or a glass-half-empty kind of person? Either way, there’s lots to unpack in the latest data on physician salaries, this time from Medscape. Medscape’s survey of over 10k US physicians across over 29 medical specialties found that overall physician salaries have grown 18% over the last five years, to $352k, while […]
Cardiac Imaging April 13, 2023
Cardiac Imaging in 2040 April 13, 2023
What will cardiac imaging look like in 2040?
Ultrasound April 10, 2023
Ultrasound Spots Breech Pregnancies April 10, 2023
Performing routine third-trimester ultrasound scans on pregnant women could help identify breech pregnancies.
Artificial Intelligence April 6, 2023
Radiology Puts ChatGPT to Work April 6, 2023
Radiology is taking the lead in putting AI algorithms like ChatGPT and GPT-4 to work to address the specialty’s many efficiency and workflow challenges.
Imaging IT April 3, 2023
Software Closes Radiology Reporting Loop April 3, 2023
Structured reporting software was found to triple the number of radiology reports judged to be complete in a new study.
Cardiac Imaging March 30, 2023
Is CCTA Set for Cardiac Screening? March 30, 2023
A new study out of Denmark suggests that coronary CTA could be headed for population-based screening for heart disease.
Radiologists March 25, 2023
Radiology Bucks Doctor Salary Decline March 25, 2023
Radiology bucked the trend of declining physician salaries in 2022, according to a new report from Doximity.
