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Dental photographs analysis is an important step for definite Orthodontic diagnosis of each case. Don't hesitate to ask me for dental radiology reporting & analysis #CBCT #Cephalometric #Dental_Photos _analysis #implant_surgical_guide

The Role of CPT Codes in Healthcare CPT codes are essential for coding various medical procedures, examinations, and services. These five-digit codes cover a wide range of medical activities, from anesthesia and surgery to radiology and pathology, ensuring precise and standardized medical billing. Each department's codes start with a specific number: 0xxxx: Anesthesia 1xxxx-6xxxx: Surgery 7xxxx: Radiology 8xxxx: Lab and Pathology 9xxxx: Medicine 99xxx: Evaluation and Management Understanding these codes helps streamline medical documentation and billing processes, contributing to more efficient and effective healthcare delivery. #CPTCodes #MedicalCoding #Healthcare #MedicalBilling #Examinations #Procedures

Clinic Heroes proficient billing team is poised to assist you in steering clear of these billing errors within your Radiology Practice! #RadiologyBilling #MedicalBilling #HealthcareAdministration #BillingExperts #RevenueCycleManagement #RadiologyPractice #HealthcareSolutions #BillingAccuracy #Clinicheroes

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#step_by_step_implant_surgical_guide_educational_series Plz, Don't hesitate to ask me for dental radiology reporting and analysis anytime and surgical guide basic scientific knowledge.

decided [on the fly this afternoon] to add a short exercise/activity to this evening's presentation to the local dental society printed copies of radiographs and CBCT images from several interesting cases I've had over the years and set them on the tables, and after dinner I started the presentation with some basic questions to the audience based on the case number that each table had; the interactions were lively, and though some of the cases and pathologies reviewed were unfamiliar, I was able to create a safe learning space and was told afterward that people enjoyed the exercise and did not feel stressed about whether or not they knew the answers or not [and in fact several people asked if they could have copies of those cases for study, since the feedback I received was that they had seen much of this multiple times in their clinical practices] the next thing I did change was to my pacing and emphasis so that I was able to speak for about 30 minutes, then allow for a five minute stretch break, then speak for about another 30 minutes, and complete the entire presentation in an hour and 30 minutes [against the 1:15 that I had planned] and still found that the audience [about 30 people, both dentists and hygienists] was engaged and that several people stayed around for about another 30 minutes to ask additional questions, share cases, and ask me for my thoughts on management of abnormalities they've discovered on their own radiographs one of my goals when speaking to these groups is not to simply lecture, but to create something of an experience, and based on the feedback people gave me immediately afterwards, I feel as if I hit my marks #dentistry #radiology #oralpathology #diagnosis

It was an absolute pleasure to participate and talk at the ECDMFR Congress in Freiburg 2024, bringing some insight into the possibilities using MRI in a dental clinical setup (#ddMRI) to visualize inflammation and tissue alterations in the apical area of teeth. As dentists we tend to rely on images showing us a crime scene 'post-factum'. We're great at deduction and use it to lead us to a clear picture of what has occurred in our patients. But playing Sherlock Holmes is tough, and sometimes a little CCTV help could help us in getting a clearer view of what's going on in the jawbone and soft tissues - even while it is happening! ddMRI presents as an imaging modality comparable to CBCT in depicting apical periodontitis in our small pilot study - but what does the future hold? What doors could this unlock for us? This is what intrigues me: Can this modality help us rethink how we diagnose and monitor this and other illnesses? Can we individualize on a whole new level how we approach this kind of patient? Will this make us rethink how we approach and treat certain illnesses and states - not only apical periodontitis? I believe we can... ...in the not too far future. 🧲🩻 Magnets are pretty cool! 🤩 EADMFR | European Academy of DentoMaxilloFacial Radiology #dentalradiology

Interventional Radiologists (like our very own Dr. Kovaleski) are considered the "doctor's doctor." Here's why 🩺 👇🏼   Interventional Radiologists work closely with other doctors, including primary care physicians and specialists, to provide comprehensive care for patients.  By utilizing advanced imaging techniques such as X-rays and ultrasound, IR doctors can guide tiny instruments through the body to precisely target and treat specific areas without the need for traditional surgery.  This allows for shorter recovery times, less pain and scarring, and lower risk of complications 💪🏼 💯 When patients see that their primary care physician or specialist trusts an interventional radiologist enough to refer them for treatment, it can build confidence in both the referring doctor's abilities as well as the recommended specialist's skills.  This trust ultimately benefits patients as they receive comprehensive care from a team of experts working together towards a common goal - improving their health 💙 For more information, check out the "Dr. Referrals" tab on our website - link in bio! #patientreferrals #doctorsdoctor #irad #interventionalradiology #denverhealthcare

In academics, you hear much about what private radiology practices need to survive. Here is what you need from someone in the trenches! Take a look at today's blog: What Do Private Radiology Practices Need To Survive? (From A Real Private Practice Radiologist!) Here is the URL: https://lnkd.in/gvSTbcZ

Pre-Clinical Assessment Program (PCAP) is a user-friendly portal designed for medical assessment. Users can input their medical conditions and upload essential medical files, including X-rays, Ultrasound, MRI, and CT-Scan data in DICOM format. Doctors can assess the patient's condition by viewing these DICOM files within the website/web app using a specialized DICOM Viewer. Doctors can provide comments on the DICOM files and recommend appropriate surgical procedures based on their evaluation. Patients have the option to complete pre-operative questionnaires, follow the Doctor's recommendations, and prepare for their surgery accordingly. Once ready, patients can plan their journey for the surgery, sharing their travel details and itinerary within the portal. Following the surgery, patients can continue to follow recommended post-operative steps, such as undergoing tests, taking prescribed medications, and filling out post-operative questionnaires. .... ➤ To read more, click on the link: https://bit.ly/3tRncbg https://bit.ly/3tT0JdQ .... #medicalassessment #preclinicalprogram #DICOMFiles #surgeryrecommendations #medicalportal #healthcaretechnology #patientcare #healthcaresolutions #cureotour #cureotourapp #appdevelopment #globalhealthcare #travelhealth #medicaltourism #globalaccess #medicalsolutions #healthcaresolutions