July 2004


Features

Cover Story
Memorial Hospital: A Contender in Outpatient Imaging
  by George Wiley
  How one hospital shifted gears to conquer its imaging backlog and counter entrepreneurial inroads into its outpatient base.

New Frontiers: Imaging the Mind
  by Carol Daus
  Brain imaging studies are being used to explore everything from speech and behavioral disorders to the nature of addiction.
Interpretation Strategies for Large Dataset Multislice CT Studies
  by Khan Siddiqui MD, Eliot Siegel MD, Bruce Reiner MD
  As imaging volumes and datasets increase, the interpretation paradigm must move to volumetric review and radiology must address the consequent questions.
Recruiting Technologists: Building a Ladder to Retention
  by Chris Wolski
  With the radiologic technologist shortage expected to be ongoing, hospitals and imaging centers are well advised to focus on recruiting techniques that will result in retention.
PET, PET-CT Scanner Siting Issues
  by Gary Sayed PhD
  Attention to the modality's siting requirements during planning will allow any institution to participate in the growth of PET without incurring unnecessary expense or unexpected delay.
LCD Monitors: Beyond Radiology
  by John Weiser PhD
  What are the monitor quality criteria for enterprise viewing capability beyond the radiology department?


Departments

  Guest Editorial
Imaging Trends: A Forecast for 2005-2007
  by Cherrill Farnsworth
  The author speculates on the impact of current technological, regulatory, and economic trends on the future of imaging.
  Lateral View
Take the High Road
  by Cheryl Proval
  With ethical reasoning at an all-time low in medicine, Elias Zerhouni, MD, has taken steps to turn the tide.
STAT Read
  by Arati Murti
  Imaging Technology
State of the Art MRI: A Technology Update
  by Geoffrey Clarke PhD, Andres Rahal MD
  With significant advances in detector technology, new MR applications continue to be developed and adopted into clinical practice at an impressive rate.
  Imaging Technology
MRI Contrast Agents: A Dynamic Field in Flux
  As MRI technology advances and new applications emerge, so evolves the realm of MRI contrast agents, with new agents under development, and the use of existing agents affected by changes in technology. Dushyant Sahani, MD, a radiologist and contrast-media researcher at Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, addressed the following contrast questions.
  Imaging Informatics
PACS Service Agreements
  by Michael Cannavo
  PACS buyers can save considerable dollars on service agreements by understanding precisely what is needed...and what is not.
  Imaging Business
Asset Protection: A Defensive Strategy for Physicians
  by Robert Dowd JD
  The author describes steps to take to protect personal assets against liability.
Technology Review
  July 2004

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