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There’s a lot to consider when choosing a C-Arm that’s right for you and your facility When you’re looking into purchasing a c-arm, you’ll have plenty of questions to ask about price, size, room requirements and layout, power requirements, and optional software; just to name … Read more
AI can assist radiologists in interpreting routine chest X-rays, but is unable to fully take over the radiologist’s Though we continually hear rumors that AI will take over the radiology industry, according to new research there’s some good news for those that worry. According to … Read more
Serious accidents in MRI suites are rare, but that doesn’t mean safety precautions shouldn’t be taken into serious consideration Serious accidents in MRI suites are rare, but that doesn’t mean MRI safety precautions shouldn’t be taken into serious consideration anyway. An article was recently published … Read more
AI algorithm can accurately tell the difference between benign and malignant breast lesions According to a web-exclusive paper in the August issue of the American Journal of Roentgenology, during studies using breast conebeam CT (CBCT), an AI algorithm can accurately tell the difference between benign … Read more
MRI technique to help identify MS (multiple sclerosis) patients that are at most risk for developing a physical disability A recent study conducted by the University of Buffalo discovered that they were able to use an advanced MRI technique to help identify MS (multiple sclerosis) … Read more
Traditional CT uses a fan-shaped X-ray, whereas cone beam technology uses a cone shaped X-ray beam When you think about how a CT Scanner works, you might think about how the images are produced in slices. A traditional CT uses a fan shaped X-ray beam, … Read more
What are the most common MRI injuries or issues that come up, and what should you do to ensure the safety of your patients Sites like Quora and Yahoo Answers are great places to find experts on radiology. Recently, we answered a question on Quora … Read more
A simple measurement of bone quality during routine CT Scans may help identify those at high risk for fragility fracture A new retrospective cohort study indicates that for patients over 65 years, taking a simple measurement of bone quality during routine CT scans of the … Read more
CT machines need a cooling system to be in place to keep the system running at optimal levels The heat in a CT system can build rather quickly. There are so many moving parts inside the CT machine that a good cooling system needs to be … Read more
The two different types of bone densitometers when considering one for your facility: Pencil Beam DXA, or Fan Beam DXA Bone densitometers are used to test the density of bone, and to detect osteoporosis and bone fractures in patients. Bone densitometer scanning is also called … Read more
When it comes to the OEC 9800 and the OEC 9600 C-Arms, a lot of buyers might have trouble deciding which one to choose When it comes to the OEC 9800 and the OEC 9600 C-Arm, a lot of buyers might have trouble deciding which … Read more
MRI scanning may actually be safe for patients with legacy pacemakers or implantable cardioverter-defibrillators A new study was recently released that states MRI scanning may actually be safe for patients with legacy pacemakers or implantable cardioverter-defibrillators, as long as safety protocol is followed. Previously, these … Read more
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