Radiography
Eliminating Pelvic Imaging Will Reduce Radiation Dose for Detecting Venous Thromboembolism
Pelvic imaging using CT scans are not necessary for diagnosing patients with venous thromboembolism and eliminating this exam can considerably reduce a patient's exposure to excessive radiation dose. More...18 May 2011
Negative Effects Seen from Revised Mammography Recommendation for Women Ages 40-49
Two studies revealed that the recommendation to no longer screen women ages 40-49 for breast cancer using mammograms has begun to negatively affect the number of yearly mammograms performed in this age group. More...17 May 2011
Recommendations Provided on Appropriate Use of CT in Emergency Medicine
A US radiation protection agency has issued a summary of a workshop on the appropriate use of CT in emergency medicine, and a list of recommendations from participating organizations to help control the inappropriate use of CT in the emergency department. More...16 May 2011
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Patient-Friendly Diagnostic Imaging Helps Improve Pediatric Care
Significant Increase in Lung Nodule Detection with Chest X-Ray Application
Hybrid Operating Room with X-Ray Capability Optimizes Workflow
Radiation Safety Addressed by Interventional Radiology Society
X-Rays Provide New Clues into Muscle Contraction Mechanics
64-Slice CT System Has Wide Aperture and Lateral Shifting Table
Considerable Increase in Pediatric CT Imaging Seen in the Emergency Departments
New Method Offers Safer CT Scanning for Children
Frequent CT Scanning for Testicular Cancer Linked to Secondary Malignancies
Digital System Receives European Mammographic Certification
Orthothopedic Imaging Research Network Has Tools to Help Improve Joint Replacement Outcomes
Portable, Full Body, Multi-Slice CT Scanner Wins US Approval
Volume Navigation, 3D Roadmap Upgrades Designed for Cardiovascular X-Ray Systems
Coronary Artery Calcium Scans May Help Lower Heart Disease Risk
Advanced Digital Radiography Systems Installed in Mexican Hospitals
Evaluating 100-Year-Old Equipment Shows Evolution of X-ray Technology
Hydro-Stomach CT Imaging Not Effective for Detection of Early Gastric Cancer
Mammography Screening Using 3D Breast Tomosynthesis Reduces False-Positive Findings
Breast Tomosynthesis Can Rule Out Cancer Without Additional Scan
International CT Image Contest to Highlight Maximum Image Quality, Minimum Radiation Dose
Virtual Colonography Recommended for Colon Cancer Screening
Nonsurgical Autopsy Technique May Transform Postmortems
CR Technology Lowers Cost Barriers to Going Digital
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