Shalmali Pal[email protected]Technology ReviewA guide to multiculturalism in the radiology workplaceDecember 3, 1999CTDiffusion-weighted MRI best in acute strokeCHICAGO - A comparison study at Massachusetts General Hospital favored diffusion-weighted MRI (DWI-MRI) over computed tomography and MRI without DWI for the detection of early acute stroke.December 2, 1999Practice ManagementMRI, CT, ultrasound vary in diagnosing liver metastasesCHICAGO - Enhanced magnetic resonance imaging and helical computed tomography fared better than ultrasound for the diagnosis of hypovascular liver metastases, according to a literature meta-analysis study presented at the RSNA meeting this week.December 2, 1999Practice ManagementHypnosis curbs pain, costs in interventional proceduresCHICAGO - Hypnotic relaxation techniques not only reduce patient anxiety and pain during interventional procedures, but can also reduce costs, according to a Harvard Medical School radiologist.December 1, 1999Practice ManagementPatients awaiting transplant gain time with new procedureCHICAGO - Interventional radiologists in Virginia and Nebraska have successfully experimented with the injection of frozen liver cells as a way to keep patients alive while they wait for liver transplants.December 1, 1999MRIfMRI could be instrumental in long-term study of head traumaCHICAGO - Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) is allowing radiologists to see long-term, objective changes in patients who have sustained severe head injuries.December 1, 1999UltrasoundPower Doppler identifies risk of stroke in sickle cellCHICAGO - Duplex power Doppler ultrasound offers radiologists an efficient way to single out sickle cell anemia patients with the greatest risk of stroke.November 30, 1999MRIMR spectroscopy shows lower NAA levels in ill Gulf vetsCHICAGO - Findings from magnetic resonance spectroscopy have confirmed the existence of Gulf War syndrome, according to radiologists from the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas.November 30, 1999MRIHigh-resolution MR technique pinpoints 'vulnerable' plaqueCHICAGO - Patients who are given a clean bill of health by an angiogram, yet still suffer heart attacks, could benefit from a noninvasive, magnetic resonance imaging technique.November 29, 1999BreastAggressive therapy warranted in aged breast cancer patientsCHICAGO - With the graying of the population, practitioners would do well to look beyond age when it comes to treating older women for breast cancer.November 29, 1999Previous PagePage 99 of 100Next PageTop StoriesMolecular ImagingPET reveals mechanism underlying brain fog in long COVIDBrain regions where C-11 K-2 radiotracer was increased were negatively correlated with long COVID patients’ performance on cognitive tests.MRIMRI finds that brain shape changes may be associated with dementiaWomens ImagingFalse-positive DBT findings differ between AI, radiologistsPractice ManagementWhat is the real impact of the 2025 MPFS Proposed Rule on radiology practices?Sponsor ContentDigital Innovations Shaping the Future of Radiology
