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CTA: Watershed, Soon to Be a Flood |
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by George Wiley |
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Coronary CT angiograms are definitely the wave of the future: the question is, who will do them? Radiologists and cardiologists are struggling to sort out the details. |
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PET-CT: Lessons Learned in Clinical Practice |
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by Paul Shreve MD |
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While PET has always been interpreted in conjunction with CT, PET-CT entails changes in scheduling, reporting, and billing. |
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CR: Technical Advances |
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by Tamara Greenleaf |
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Vendors continue to innovate in computed radiography, enabling the modality to remain highly competitive with its newer rival. |
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Lateral View |
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War Is Not the Answer |
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by Cheryl Proval |
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The conflict around coronary CTA will be less about turf and more about a redrawing of the landscape. |
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The Silent Minority |
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by Stephen R. Baker MD |
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Though the number of radiologists of South Asian heritage represents a growing percentage of US radiologists, they are noticeably underrepresented among the specialty's leadership. |
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STAT Read |
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by Arati Murti |
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Imaging Cancer |
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A New Approach: Center for Prostate Imaging |
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by Robert L. Bard MD |
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As patients struggle to make sense of conflicting test results and multiple treatment options, a center for prostate imaging provides a viable approach. |
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Imaging Technology |
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Vascular Imaging in 2005: Getting Better Fast |
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by Judith Gunn Bronson MS |
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MRA, CTA, and ultrasound are supplementing digital fluoroscopy to provide vastly superior inquiry into the vascular system. |
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Technology Review |
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March 2005 |
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