Brian Casey[email protected]Nuclear MedicineCanon touts wide-bore CT, AI for PET/CT at RSNA 2020A new CT scanner with a wide 90-cm bore, new applications for artificial intelligence (AI)-based reconstruction of PET/CT, and cardiac spectral CT in a single heartbeat are among the highlights in the booth of Canon Medical Systems USA at this week's virtual RSNA 2020 show.November 29, 2020HomeRSNA 2020: Technology and humanity in radiology | CT for COVID-19 | AI for DWI-MRINovember 28, 2020HomeWeek in Review: RSNA coverage starts Sunday | 3D printing of nasal swabs | Anxiety speeds Alzheimer'sNovember 27, 2020HomeAtlas comments roil radiology | RSNA stories draw readers | Ultrasound of COVID-19November 20, 2020Practice ManagementCMS issues final rule modernizing Stark lawSaying it is lifting the weight of "punishing bureaucracy" from the backs of physicians, the U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) on November 20 announced its final rule implementing major changes to the Stark law, a set of federal rules that prohibit physicians from self-referral.November 19, 2020Molecular ImagingAuntMinnie.com Molecular Imaging InsiderNovember 17, 2020Practice ManagementAtlas urges Michigan to 'rise up' against COVID-19 rulesNeuroradiologist and White House COVID-19 adviser Dr. Scott Atlas is drawing criticism for statements he made on Twitter over the weekend urging Michigan residents to "rise up" against lockdown rules designed to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in the state.November 15, 2020HomeWeek in Review: On the Road to RSNA | DBT vs. FFDM | CT lung cancer screeningNovember 13, 2020Clinical NewsCancer caused 4M years of lost life in U.S.Cancer deaths resulted in more than 4 million potential years of life lost in the U.S. in 2017, according to a November 13 study in Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers & Prevention. While overall cancer mortality has gone down, the potential number of years of lost life has remained stable due to the growing U.S. population.November 12, 2020CTLarge study confirms value of CT lung cancer screeningCT lung cancer screening reduces the risk of death from lung cancer, according to a new meta-analysis that combines data from all randomized controlled trials performed so far. In fact, CT lung screening compares favorably with breast screening, researchers reported in the November edition of the Annals of Family Medicine.November 11, 2020Previous PagePage 18 of 140Next PageTop StoriesInterventionalGAE reduces pain biomarkers in knee osteoarthritisGenicular artery embolization (GAE) significantly reduces key biomarkers that drive pain in patients with knee osteoarthritis.Residents/FellowsRace, ethnicity influence educational debt among radiology-bound MDsMRIMRI, CT findings correlate for assessing epicardial fat volumePractice ManagementImaging experts hope NSA enforcement bill delivers on accountabilityCTPET/CT identifies bone demineralization in breast cancer patients
