Johns Hopkins University and Carestream bring weight-bearing extremity imaging to market. By Dr. John A. Carrino, Vice-Chairman of the Radiology and Imaging Department at the Hospital for Special Surgery and Professor of Radiology, Weill Medical College of Cornell University. There is a well-known adage in radiology: “You
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Radiology & HealthcareIT New this week: advances in ultrasound and PET imaging. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: more than 100 patients with advanced and medication-refractory Parkinson’s disease are undergoing focused ultrasound treatment as part of a pivotal study; Artificial intelligence and wearable technology help predict
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Can you guess the image in the X-ray? June's “Guess the X-ray Image Challenge!” is here! We welcome radiologists, technologists, RAs, MDs, PAs – or anyone who thinks they’re up to the challenge – to guess the subject in this X-ray. Please leave your answer in the comment
Read MoreAI dominates radiology news once again. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: computers that can interpret imaging studies might dramatically change the practice of radiology; researchers developed a machine learning software able to detect small vessel disease in brain CT scans with almost 90 percent
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New CT extremity system has the potential to refine clinical skills, create new surgical techniques, and offer greater intelligence for more predictable outcomes. By Dr. Lew Schon, M.D. FACS, The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and at Georgetown School of Medicine. Editor's note: Dr. Schon's cases
Read MoreLa facilità di accesso agli algoritmi sta accelerando lo sviluppo delle app. Ma che cosa significa questo per la radiologia? di Eliot Siegel, MD, FACR, FSIIM. Vi interessa migliorare la rilevazione di un'emorragia intracranica nei pazienti traumatici? O quantificare la progressione della sclerosi multipla? Non temete,
Read MoreRadiology training and physician follow up are in the news this week. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: medical students aren’t receiving enough radiology training; an expert’s view on machine learning; radiologists and their responsibility for physician follow through; a new machine learning tool that
Read More Another week of AI in the headlines; plus articles on reporting and automation in radiology. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: workflow automation for select radiology protocols; lessons for radiologists in the business world; the importance of early AI adoption; how interactive media could elevate
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Radiology rooms require experienced planning and skilled project management. A new diagnostic imaging system has the potential to touch hundreds of stakeholders in a healthcare facility. Radiographers, patients, and the physicians who review the radiographs might all benefit from the system’s new features. But leading up to
Read More Las salas de radiología requieren una planificación experimentada y una gestión de proyectos especializada. Un nuevo sistema de diagnóstico por imágenes tiene el potencial de contactar a cientos de partes interesadas en un centro de salud. Los radiógrafos, los pacientes y los médicos que revisan las
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