AI outdoes radiologists when it comes to identifying hip fractures, study shows
There is an increased interest in the aid of artificial intelligence to help identify hip fractures.
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Improving Communication Between Radiologists and Surgeons for the Care of Transgender Women
The article describes the radiologist’s important role in preoperative facial feminization surgery planning, focusing on readily identifiable CT features.
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LatestRSNA to Host Webinar on COVID-19 and Private Radiology Practice
RSNA's new webinar is designed to help radiologists manage their private practices and deliver optimal patient care in the coming months of the pandemic.
Radiologists Integral in Reducing Unnecessary Scans During Pregnancy
Radiologists have a valuable role to play in advising referring physicians to minimize pregnant women’s exposure to radiation, Rebecca Smith-Bindman, MD, professor of radiology, epidemiology, and biostatistics at University of California at San Francisco, tells AXIS Imaging News.
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How Radiologists’ Roles Are Changing
AXIS Imaging News recently sat down with one prominent radiologist to discuss how the role of the radiologist in healthcare is changing. Don’t miss out on this rather eye-opening conversation.
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AI Tool Could Help Identify Brain Aneurysms
Physicians could soon get some help with diagnosing brain aneurysms, thanks to a new artificial intelligence tool developed by researchers at Stanford University and detailed in a paper published in JAMA Network Open.
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Training Interventional Radiologists in Endovascular Thrombectomies May Benefit Stroke Patients
Patients suffering from a stroke may benefit with treatment from interventional radiologists who are trained in how to perform endovascular thrombectomies, according to a study presented at the Society of Interventional Radiology Annual Scientific Meeting.
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Radiologists Improve Screening Performance with 3D Mammography
Radiologists learn to read 3D mammography more accurately than they read standard 2D mammograms, regardless of breast density, a first-of-its-kind study by a University of California (UC) Davis researcher has found.
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