June 2005
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Disruptive Technology: The Conflict Over PET/CT |
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by George Wiley |
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New machines have always cut swaths of change beyond their intended purpose. PET/CT is forcing radiology and nuclear medicine to the bargaining table to define interpretation standards. |
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Radiology 2005: State of the Industry |
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by Danielle Cohen |
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This report shows image volume growing in almost every modality, with projections for more of the same. however, growth in nonradiologists' in-office imaging is cause for concern. |
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A Step Forward: Dementia and PET |
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by Bruce Y. Lee MD, MBA, Andrew B. Newberg MD |
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PET is an important new tool in the diagnosis and management of patients with Alzheimer's disease that is expected to only increase in usefulness. |
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Virtual Colonoscopy: An Update |
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by Tatiana C. Rocha MD, Matthew A. Barish MD |
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Though an ACRIN trial using virtual colonoscopy on asymptomatic patients is still in progress, consensus documents are emerging on technique, training, and reporting. |
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Lateral View |
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An Intramural Spat |
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by Cheryl Proval |
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It is in the long-term interest of radiology to find an equitable solution to the conflict over PET/CT. |
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STAT Read |
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by Morgan Tharp |
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Imaging Business |
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Web Page Design ABCs |
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by David M. Lionetti |
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Creating a web site for an imaging department, center, or practice is easier than you might think. |
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Technology Review |
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