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Multiple-Choice Test
Nuclear stress testing is the standard in assessing blood flow to the heart, but researchers are suggesting that PET, CT, MR, and ultrasound also have benefits. Read more »
SNMMI Reporter’s Notebook
Here’s a look at the latest innovations presented at the society’s annual meeting last month. Read more »
Flexible Value
While DR use is growing in hospitals, CR has found a new market in smaller facilities, including imaging centers and clinics. Read more »
Improving Dictation
Learn how to ditch bad dictation habits to help increase efficiency and reimbursement for your radiology practice. Read more »
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ACR Relieved by No MPPR Expansion
The ACR released a statement that “the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services did not expand the multiple procedure payment reduction to all other imaging exams in the 2014 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule proposed rule.”
MRI May Reveal Tainted Steroid Injections
MRI scans in patients who had steroid injections may help detect injection-related illnesses such as fungal infection, Reuters Health reports.
More Radiologists, Fewer Surgeons Perfom Central Venous Procedures
Radiologists are performing more central venous procedures than surgeons, suggesting that more radiology practices should be involved in the hospital setting, according to the ACR.
Brain Scans May Identify Mental Disorders
Researchers suggest that brain scans could identify patients’ mental disorders by revealing changes in the brain’s resting state, as reported by TIME.
Imaging Software Supports Lower Radiation Dose
New imaging software from Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center reduces radiation exposure from CT scans by 37%, according to ScienceDaily. |
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