Radiography

In Other News

• CR Digitizer Designed for General Radiography, Orthopedic, and Chiropractic Applications

• Advanced IT and Imaging Technology to Be Presented at Paris Radiology Meet

• Bismuth-Carrying Nanotubes Show Potential for CT Imaging

• Depressed Patients Show Abnormal Activation of the Occipital Lobes

• “Incidental Findings” Found to Be Unusual but Significant Events in Pediatric CT Imaging

• 3D Foot Scanner Could Change Way Foot and Ankle Problems Are Diagnosed and Treated

• Clinical Software Effectively Categorizes Benign and Malignant Spots on Smokers’ Lung Scans

• Imaging Contributing to Overdiagnosis of Thyroid Cancers

• For Patients with Desmoid-Type Fibromatosis, Moderate Dose Radiotherapy Proves Effective

• Children Kept Under Observation in the ER Lessens Need for CT Scanning

• SPECT Technology Developed with High Specificity of CT Scanning, Creating Quantitative Images

• ER Physicians Use Low Risk Ankle Rule to Lessen Need for Imaging Children

• Digital Motion X-Ray Image-Capturing Device Designed for X-Ray Installations

• Brain Hubs Work Together to Make Reading Possible

• CT Scans in Children with Headaches Used Widely in and out of Emergency Department

• Patients in Shock Diagnosed with Whole-Body CT Show Significantly Lower Mortality Rates

• New Recommendations for Local X-Ray Radiation Dose, and Time Window for Spinal Cord Injury

• Cardiovascular Screening Recommended Every 5–10 Years for Chest Radiation Cancer Patients with Risk Factors

• Breast Cancer Screening Recall Rates Drop with Tomosynthesis

• Mammography Workstation Features Dynamic MRI Assessment and High-Speed Volume Rendering

• CT Angiography Shows Risk of Cerebral Aneurysm Rupture Increases by Growth

• Office Practice Mammography Recall Rates Lower Than Hospitals

• Intraoperative CT Technology Provides ORs with Customized Dose Management and Diagnostic Quality Imaging