Quality

High-dose radiation therapy improves survival for patients with ‘incurable’ cancer
Researchers have found that high-dose radiation therapy can improve survival for oligometastatic patients, according to findings to be presented at the 2018 Annual Meeting of the American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO).
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Should women 30-39 years old with focal breast symptoms undergo US, mammography or both?
Targeted breast ultrasound should be the initial imaging evaluation for women between the ages of…
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CT more accurate than x-rays for detecting rib fractures during child abuse investigations
Chest CT is more accurate than chest x-rays for postmortem rib fracture detection, according to…
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The Workspace of the Future: Making Breast Imaging Work Flow
PACS is powering better workflow in breast imaging, transforming the way breast imaging…
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MRI-based carotid artery measurements improve CVD risk assessment
MRI wall thickness measurements of a patient’s carotid arteries improves the quality of…
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Researchers develop alternative metric to judge a radiology journal’s impact
The journal impact factor (JIF) has long been used to assess a scientific journal’s impact on…
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FDA: Florida radiologist’s mammograms have ‘serious image quality deficiencies’
Patients were unable to get their imaging records—including mammograms—from Deerfield Beach,…
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