Friday, August 17, 2018
Point-of-care and smartphone-enabled sonography devices can streamline care and engage patients. You might call handheld ultrasounds the Swiss army knife of medical technology. They offer access to imaging in the field, where console tech isnt available or practical. And for medical training, they bring the pages of anatomy and physiology textbooks to life.Theyre especially handy
[ Read More ]The pivot to patient-centric programs will require tools that are available already and others that are on the horizon. People typically imagine a radiologist as a professional sitting in a dark room in semi-isolation, so it may seem odd that radiology is even contemplating joining the patient-centric movement. But patient-centered care has infiltrated the healthcare
[ Read More ]The LINX system uses a ring of titanium beads containing magnets that is placed around the lower esophagus to help prevent acid reflux.
[ Read More ]Medical imaging procedures expose many nonelderly clients to substantial doses of ionizing radiation, according to the results of a new study.
[ Read More ]RadNet and vRad have deployed natural language processing tools to help them tackle over-utilization and help perform tasks that are challenging for humans.
[ Read More ]New imaging techniques are helping radiologists, cardiologists, oncologists and other diagnosticians with greater anatomical and clinical details, highlighting the need for fast access to imaging reports and results and collaborative workflows. Augmented Intelligence can ease the workload on health imaging experts and simultaneously improve their performance. AGFA HealthCare reached out to senior radiologists, surgeons and
[ Read More ]Artificial intelligence is helping healthcare organizations and researchers blaze a trail beyond traditional radiology methods.
[ Read More ]Valium 10mg is used to cure anxiety, muscle spasm and panic disorder. Valium is a benzodiazepine class drug and it contains diazepam as its generic in it.
[ Read More ]Rasu Shrestha, M.D., chief innovation officer at Pittsburgh-based UPMC, shares his perspectives on what’s at stake for the imaging industry in the ongoing evolution of healthcare and the path forward toward value-based imaging.
[ Read More ]In an exhilarating opening session on Sunday 26th November at the RSNA 2017 Congress in Chicago, Dr. Roderic I. Pettigrew told delegates in his presentation Tomorrows Radiology that the overall goal of todays healthcare enterprise is to achieve healthy longevity. Dr. Pettigrew explained that tomorrows radiologists must work to establish themselves as imaging, information science
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