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Achieving workflow excellence in radiology starts with a single sign-on into a unified RIS/PACS and providing access to complementary medical imaging apps via a single worklist in the cloud. By leveraging cloud applications with scalability across facilities, organizations can “build as they grow,” while maintaining control and flexibility. Learn more in this article from RamSoft at https://buff.ly/4hkyolc. #radiology #ImagingIT #medicalimaging

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CT perfusion angiography exams have largely replaced nuclear medicine-based ventilation/perfusion (V/Q) studies for detecting pulmonary embolism. But a new article in Academic Radiology suggests that CT’s rise wasn’t entirely based on clinical efficacy – fears of malpractice risk may have played a role. https://lnkd.in/ewqEu-Xd

The workforce shortage is putting a severe strain on radiology facilities. But new technologies like enterprise imaging, the cloud, and artificial intelligence should offer relief by enabling radiologists to work more efficiently. In this Imaging Wire Show, we talked to Robert Mayer and Kyle S.ouligne of AGFA HealthCare about these exciting new developments ... check it out at https://lnkd.in/gyznm-Us. #radiology #ImagingAI

Imaging Wire #651 is now live  https://lnkd.in/eiSSrYWy Featuring… Did Malpractice Risk Kill V/Q Exams? Microsoft’s Healthcare AI Models AI Cuts Chest X-Ray Turnaround Plus more radiology news and insights from.. GLEAMER Therapixel Carebot Glassbeam, Inc Katharina Wenderott Jim Krups Saraswathy Sureshbabu Perry Liew Konica Minolta Healthcare Americas, Inc. Clearpath GE HealthCare Melis Baykara Ulusan Emine Meltem Paola Clauser Pascal Baltzer

When it comes to pediatric CT scans, clinicians should make every effort to reduce dose as much as possible. But a new study in AJR indicates that lower CT radiation dose can affect the performance of software tools like computer-aided detection. https://lnkd.in/eJJEndaF

Imaging Wire #650 is now live  https://lnkd.in/ebzF5B3r Featuring… Low-Dose CT Confounds CAD in Kids Hinton Gets Nobel Prize for Physics Blackford Partners with GE HealthCare Plus more radiology news and insights from.. CARPL - Radiology AI Platform Springbok Analytics American College of Chest Physicians Jessie Gommers Sarah Verboom Katya Duvivier Jan-Kees van Rooden Fleur van Raamt Dick Naafs Mireille Broeders, Ioannis Sechopoulos Aki Tanimoto Aaron Kornblith Atul Butte Healthcare Administrative Partners

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A new study highlights the predictive power of AI for mammography screening – before cancers are even detected. https://lnkd.in/et4PapGu