The medical care domain has always been one of the pillars of every country. Be it a developed country or a developing one, the quality of medical care offered paves the path to a brighter future for all nations. The primary challenge for the medical care sector remains the efficient allocation of resources. Once the […]
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Imaging Surveillance Programs Can Detect Pancreatic Cancer At An Early Stage
Diseases like cancer need early detection for complete recovery. When your physician gets to know about the exact condition of the malignant cells, taking the appropriate route of treatment becomes convenient. On the flip side, late detection of fatal diseases like cancer can put your life to risk. The latest study on imaging surveillance’s impact […]
Detecting the Early Signs of Parkinson’s Is Now Possible with the Novel MRI Technique
Parkinson’s disease is a neurological condition with no categorical treatment or sure-cure ascribed to it as of yet. While curing the condition is not possible as of now, restricting its symptoms and advancement is possible. Especially if the medical diagnostic system can ensure early detection of the disease, many patients can benefit enormously. Quantitative magnetic […]
Contrast Shortage Update: U.S. Providers Can Now Order Bayer Contrast Media with Foreign Labels, USA Granted Permission
The shortage of iodinated contrast media is no longer a less-known matter. The FDA (Food and Drug Administration), the USA has recently granted Bayer’s permission for importing Ultravist from other countries to dissipate the impact of the ongoing shortage. According to Bayer’s communications, Ultravist, intended for the USA market, and the contrast agent share a […]
Breast MRI Vs CEM: Which One Is A Better Choice For Evaluating Treatment Response?
A recent study has revealed the significance of contrast-enhanced mammography as an alternative to neoadjuvant chemotherapy. Especially for breast cancer patients, breast MRI has always been one of the methods for diagnosis. A recent study has suggested contrast-enhanced mammography as a better option after assessing the response of cancer patients. The Study The study also […]
AI-Powered Software For Adult Chest X-Rays Turns Out To Be Promising For Pediatric Diagnosis Practices
AI-integrated software solutions have already morphed the diagnostic dimensions for adults. Now, this advanced technology also got a green signal for pediatric practices. The medical health care sector has already used AI-enabled software for adult chest X-rays. However, a recent experiment also affirmed that AI-integrated software solutions can be equally helpful for pediatric diagnostic services. […]
S&P Outlook Focused On Division In Radiology Sector And Heavy Consolidation Activities
S&P has a certain reputation in the field of financial studies. It recently published an outlook for one of the fastest-growing imaging industry laterals. However, it also considered the risks associated with the radiology sector due to intense consolidation activities. Standard & Poor shared the outlook after the completion of US Radiology Specialists’ largest acquisitions […]
Radiologists Often Do Not Get Enough Credit For 2nd Opinion Reads, Even Though These Inflate Their Workload Substantially
The importance of a second opinion for detecting and treating critical ailments like cancer is undeniable. Most patients go for a second opinion to be sure of their disease and its stage of advancement. Radiologists often play a critical role in second opinion readings. Second Opinion Reads Outside facilities send breast images for a second […]
MRI Scans Unfolds That People With Sound Cardiovascular Health Have Larger Brains
Studies conducted with the help of the latest and most advanced technology have always unfolded astonishing facts. Especially for medical domain studies, MRI is one of the best alternatives to look deeper into the human body system. The latest study revealed that even a healthy cardiovascular lifestyle might remain associated with a larger brain. The […]
The On-Call Workloads Of Radiologists Have Become More Than Twice The Volume Of Their ED Visits
A new study revealed that radiologists’ workload for on-call services has doubled over the last seven years. The study also showed that the rise in emergency department visits has not increased as much as the on-call workload. The ratio of on-call and emergency department visits stands at 2:1 as of now. The Study The “European […]