una entrevista con Dr. Luis Martí-Bonmatí de la Real Academia Nacional de Medicina. Una entrevista con Dr. Luis Martí-Bonmatí de la Real Academia Nacional de Medicina El Dr. Luís Martí-Bonmatí ocupa desde el pasado mes de febrero el Sillón número 13 de la Real Academia Nacional de
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Reliability, redundancy and mobility help provider keep pace with imaging needs. By Erica Carnevale, Marketing Manager, Carestream Health. Many radiology departments are feeling the pressure of “doing more with less”. For Columbus Regional Health in Indiana, the pressure was literal: the medical provider had to eliminate three
Read MoreDifferences have implications for assessment, quality assurance, and training. By Zhimin Huo, PhD, Researcher, Carestream Health. Healthcare imaging technologies and options are continually evolving, and their applications in radiology can be puzzling. One area of confusion is the respective roles of Quantitative Image Analysis (QIA) and Computer-Aided
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By Dave Fornell, Editor, Diagnostic & Interventional Cardiology magazine and assistant editor for Imaging Technology News magazine. While I write a lot about medical imaging technology and how new technology can and should work, it is not often that I get to experience how things actually
Read MoreBy Bud Carpenter, former Head Certified Athletic Trainer of the Buffalo Bills. Editor's note: Bud Carpenter was the Head Certified Athletic Trainer of the Buffalo Bills when he authored this blog. He retired in 2018 after 33 years with the Buffalo Bills. My non-traditional 29-year career journey—including a SUNY
Read More[caption id="attachment_5164" align="alignleft" width="288"] Alexander Towbin, MD, Neil D. Johnson Chair of Radiology Informatics, Cincinnati Children's Hospital (left), and Catherine Leopard, Child Life Specialist, Cincinnati Children's Hospital (right)[/caption] Patient comfort has always been an important component of the medical imaging process. However, when imaging pediatric patients,
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Note to reader: This is the second in a series of interviews with Robin Wible, Director of Imaging at Memorial Hospital (York, PA), who recently completed the purchase and installation of a DRX-1. “Service has been very good, very responsive, in fact we do quarterly
Read MoreDR technology is increasingly being implemented and optimized for the emergency/trauma hospital environment. Due to the myriad types of patient exams and positions that emergency/trauma centers deal with on a day-to-day basis, and the obvious urgency involved, flexibility and efficiency are paramount. A great example of
Read MoreRecent discussions around health care finance have raised the possibility of another round of cuts in imaging reimbursement that could be further-reaching than even the DRA of 2005. Further cuts might seem excessive, as they would kick in at a time when early reports are indicating
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