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Diverticular disease doesn't impede VC in Wisconsin study
CHICAGO - Researchers in Wisconsin found that moderate or severe diverticular disease didn't degrade VC's diagnostic performance when the segments were examined using 3D endoluminal views correlated with 2D MPR views. In fact, VC did slightly better in affected colon segments.
November 27, 2005
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64 CT slices beat 16 for stenosis and diagnosis of heart disease
CHICAGO - Due to its superior z-axis resolution, 64-slice CT may do a better job than 16-slice in detecting in-stent stenosis, researchers reported on Sunday at the RSNA meeting. Another group found that 64-slice CT did not visualize vessels significantly better than 16-slice, but did improve diagnostic accuracy.
November 26, 2005
CT
Cardiac CT strategies cut dose, keep image quality
By definition, symptomatic screening patients deserve the lowest possible CT dose. For that matter, "as low as reasonably achievable" (ALARA) is a wise dosing strategy for symptomatic heart patients, too. A look at the diagnostic question at hand and adherence to a few scanning principles can often reveal opportunities for significant dose savings, according to a recent presentation.
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Two new VC trials under way in Europe
With U.S.-based VC researchers focusing their attention on the ACRIN 6664 trial for virtual colonoscopy, it's worth noting that Europe has some major research irons of its own in the fire. Unlike most trials in the U.S. focusing on average-risk patients, the European initiatives aim to recruit patients who are at higher risk of disease.
November 21, 2005
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MRI differentiates AMI from myocarditis
Myocarditis or acute myocardial infarction? That is the question for some clinicians when emergency coronary angiography is normal. In fact it can be hard to distinguish the two very different heart problems. But MRI can provide a definitive answer, according to researchers in Paris, who employed early- and late-perfusion MRI sequences in their noninvasive protocol, and found significant differences between the two conditions.
November 20, 2005
CT
MDCT answers most head and neck questions
Owing to its superior characterization of soft tissues, MRI is the modality of choice in head and neck imaging, and is likely to remain so. But the more CT technology improves, and the busier MR scanners get for imaging tasks not easily duplicated, the more CT is being used for head and neck applications.
November 17, 2005
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Best preps are tailored to VC reading method
Deciding which colon cleansing preparation to use before virtual colonoscopy depends not only on the needs of the patient, but on the reading method the radiologist will use to interpret the CT data. For prepless exams, VC researcher Dr. Richard Choi and colleagues have developed a novel reading approach.
November 15, 2005
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In high-tech Japan, most CT scanners are still primitive
More than 90% of installed CT scanners in Japan are still single-detector machines, and nearly a third of those are nonspiral single-detector scanners, according to a survey by the Japan Radiological Society (JRS). Worse, perhaps, a severe shortage of board-certified radiologists in the country means that the few available multislice machines probably aren't being used to their full potential.
November 14, 2005
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November 13, 2005
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