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Magnetic contamination and your MRI suite
While MRI vendors rarely discuss contamination issues, they can have major ramifications for imaging facilities. Fortunately, Robert Junk and Tobias Gilk of specialty architecture firm Junk Architects have penned an article on the topic.
July 26, 2004
Industry News
New York group presses on with PET/CT install
PET/CT is probably the hottest modality going in medical imaging these days, but not everyone is enamored of the technology. A radiology group in the Buffalo/Niagara area of New York found this out first hand when a regional technology assessment committee -- comprising three of their largest payors -- told the practice it shouldn't install a new PET/CT system.
July 22, 2004
Medicolegal
Self-referral reform targets Stark loopholes
The rising use of medical imaging technology in the U.S. has drawn increased attention to loopholes in U.S. laws that allow non-radiologist physicians to install and operate imaging equipment in their own offices.
July 20, 2004
Industry News
Has radiology oversold mammography’s benefits?
There are lots of reasons why mammography has become a poster child for the excesses of malpractice litigation. Aggressive plaintiff’s attorneys, radiologists who provide questionable expert witness testimony, and patients with dreams of a lottery-like windfall have all contributed to the problem. But does radiology itself bear part of the blame?
July 15, 2004
CT
California rads nail diagnosis with CT and x-ray
If you've been in radiology long enough, chances are you've seen your share of strange cases. But radiologists at a Southern California hospital got a doozy in April, when a construction worker presented with obvious head injuries but no visible sign of their cause.
July 13, 2004
Medicolegal
Why malpractice reform has failed
We try to shed some light on the lack of progress in malpractice reform in in an article we're featuring in our Imaging Center Digital Community.
July 8, 2004
PACS/VNA
More PACS secrets exposed
The second installment in our ongoing series on the myths and realities of PACS deals with the return-on-investment (ROI) analysis, a crucial step in any PACS acquisition.
July 6, 2004
Clinical News
Is PACS a threat to radiologists?
It would sound preposterous if it weren’t coming from the lips of one of radiology’s most respected information technology pioneers -- PACS could make radiologists obsolete.
July 1, 2004
Practice Management
Radiology group settles charges of Medicare fraud
June 29, 2004
CT
MDCT duo squares off over CT radiation dose
SAN FRANCISCO - Are today's powerful multislice CT scanners delivering too much radiation dose to patients? If so, how can radiologists limit the amount of radiation dose that patients are receiving during CT scans?
June 24, 2004
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