Brian Casey

PACS/VNA
SCAR report: Doctors must be agents of change
VANCOUVER - The U.S. healthcare system faces serious challenges ahead, as costs are increasingly shifted to patients, many of whom lack the ability to pay. Information technology has the potential to solve the looming crisis, but only if physicians take the lead in pushing medicine to become more automated through the adoption of healthcare IT.
May 20, 2004
Advanced Visualization
Studies show CAD's potential beyond the breast
Computer-aided detection (CAD) isn't just for breast imaging anymore. Two studies we're highlighting this week point to increased CAD usage across a variety of modalities and applications, from conventional radiography to virtual colonoscopy.
May 18, 2004
Clinical News
Your SCAR show companion
If you're heading out to next week's annual meeting of the Society for Computer Applications in Radiology, don't leave home until you've had a chance to check out AuntMinnie.com's new SCAR Buyer's Guide.
May 13, 2004
Administration
Rads make hay in the heartland
It may lack the glamour of Hollywood or the Big Apple, but America's heartland is the place to be if you're a radiologist, according to results from the latest edition of AuntMinnie's CompHealth SalaryScan survey. Radiologists in three of the four central U.S. regions reported the highest average annual salaries in the country, according to SalaryScan data.
May 11, 2004
Practice Management
Heartland imaging pays for U.S. radiologists
Looking for the best-paying radiologist jobs in the U.S.? Forget about the coasts -- the fattest paychecks can be found in America's heartland.
May 10, 2004
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Clinical News
Tragedy strikes after RT sickout in San Francisco
It's no secret that radiologic technologists in the U.S. are under tremendous stress. Ask many RTs about their job situation, and they'll say they're overworked, underpaid, and underappreciated.
May 6, 2004
Clinical News
MRI pinpoints abdominal pain in pregnant women
In a report presented at this week's American Roentgen Ray Society meeting, U.S. researchers found that MRI can be useful for imaging cases of acute abdominal pain in pregnant women.
May 4, 2004
Clinical News
ACR holds hearings on expert-witness issue
Besides cardiologists who do their own imaging, perhaps no one irks radiologists more than imaging specialists who testify as expert witnesses in radiology malpractice cases. Seeing one of their own on the other side of the witness stand is a sure-fire way to get a radiologist's blood boiling.
April 29, 2004
Industry News
Amazon expedition makes its way upriver
Our intrepid explorers in the Amazon rainforest have filed their first report from their mission to bring medical imaging technology to indigenous tribes. They're finding that while the Imagem do Javari Expedition has encountered its share of challenges, it has also generated rewards for both expedition members and the patients they're treating.
April 27, 2004
Clinical News
Tips for imaging pediatric patients
This week AuntMinnie.com is featuring a series of articles on pediatric imaging by Douglas Clark, R.T. (R) (CT). Mr. Clark shares with AuntMinnie readers the tips and tricks you won't find in the classroom or a textbook.
April 22, 2004
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By Erik L. Ridley
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Best New Radiology Vendor
In this video from RSNA 2021, executives from Rad AI accept the award for Best New Radiology Vendor in the 2021 Minnies competition.
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Best Educational Mobile App
In this video from RSNA 2021, Dr. Wouter Veldhuis, PhD, of BestApps accepts the award for Best Educational Mobile App in the 2021 Minnies competition for Radiology Assistant 2.0.
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Best Radiology Image
In this video from RSNA 2021, Dr. Suzie Bash of RadNet accepts the award for Best Radiology Image in the 2021 Minnies competition. She explains how a combination of image processing and artificial intelligence was used to create the MR image.
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Hologic
AuntMinnie.com Editor-in-Chief Brian Casey presents the Minnies award for Best New Radiology Software to Hologic for its Genius AI Detection software for digital breast tomosynthesis. Accepting the award for Hologic is Jennifer Meade, division president of Breast Health and Skeletal Health Solutions, and Kelley Nicholas, vice president of global marketing for Breast Health and Skeletal Health Solutions.
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