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Clinical News
X-ray signs correlate with SARS diagnosis and outcome
Last year's international outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) may feel like a distant memory, but some new studies find that x-rays can play a critical role in managing a future outbreak of this highly infectious disease.
September 30, 2004
Practice Management
Radiology group sued over exclusive contracts
No one disputes that Missoula Radiology is the sole provider of imaging interpretations in Montana's second-largest city. But an unusual new lawsuit alleges that the group is illegally maintaining its monopoly through exclusive contracts.
September 27, 2004
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September 26, 2004
Residents/Fellows
Fifty-four-year-old radiology resident achieves youthful ambition
This month has been a little stressful for radiology resident Dr. Dennis Bielecki. Right after taking the written board exam in diagnostic radiology, he had to evacuate his home in Mobile, AL, for Hurricane Ivan. But persevering in the face of challenges is undoubtedly part of Bielecki's character. Why else would he be studying for the boards at an age when other radiologists are contemplating retirement?
September 22, 2004
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MR planimetry with SSFP bests echo for gauging aortic stenosis
MR planimetry with SSFP is a powerful new diagnostic tool for aortic stenosis patients facing possible valve replacement, according to German researchers, who compared the method with other noninvasive techniques.
September 19, 2004
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September 14, 2004
Ultrasound
3D ultrasound poised to revolutionize pelvic imaging
Now that 3D technology provides ultrasound with reconstructed views, the modality may be poised for a major role in cross-sectional pelvic imaging, recouping some exams that had been relegated to CT or MRI, according to Dr. Beryl Benacerraf.
September 8, 2004
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Medicolegal
Court allows suit over radiologist's findings in pre-employment x-ray
The Arizona Supreme Court is the latest jurisdiction to decide that even without a formal doctor-patient relationship -- as with a pre-employment screening x-ray, in this case -- radiologists may still be liable for communicating serious abnormalities to patients.
August 19, 2004
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August 15, 2004
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Pioneer of interventional radiology in Greece leads Olympics imaging
Hosting the 2004 Olympic Games has given Greece an opportunity to highlight its proud heritage and accomplishments for the world to see, and the handling of the Polyclinic healthcare facilities at the Olympics gives Greek radiology an opportunity to shine as well. Perhaps no one is enjoying the excitement more than Professor Dimitrios Kelekis, who practically embodies the history and future of radiology in Greece.
August 14, 2004
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New benchmark helps monitor cumulative CT radiation dose
The findings highlight the need for systematic dose tracking and rigorous justification of imaging.
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