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Investing in IT interoperability can extinguish radiologist burnout
Burnout is a pervasive problem in the medical field. But can better interoperability of imaging IT address this growing problem? Robert Judd, PhD, of Intelerad Medical Systems offers a perspective.
November 11, 2021
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(A) System comprises detectors and silicon photomultipliers with custom Hoffman brain phantom. (B) Seated-position scanning. (C) Backpack system permitting data collection in ambulatory states. (D) Workstation scenario demonstrating natural seated use.
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The system could offer new opportunities for brain PET imaging beyond the constraints of conventional static systems.
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"Standardized contrast dose reduction for [head-neck] CTA is feasible, sustainable, and does not compromise imaging."
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Research presented at the ASBrS annual meeting showed that omitting SLN surgery does not increase radiation therapy rates.
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Uterine and placental changes during an example placental contraction. The top row shows axial MRI images at selected times points before, during and after a placental contraction (indicated by vertical lines on the graph below) with segmentations shown below. Changes in placental and non-placental volumes, wall areas and placental R2* (all measured across the whole volume of the uterus, not just the single slice shown) are plotted underneath. The legend indicates the colors used for the lines in the plots and the regions indicated in the segmentation.
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