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04
Dec

The Insider: Dealing with Change

Nothing tests your leadership quite like guiding a team through change. By Maureen Hoch, HBR

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03
Dec

How next-gen genomics is solving the mystery of rare cancers

“This is the most exciting time of my professional career,” says Professor David Thomas, “and I’ve been in medicine for 30 years.” By Ken Eastwood, NSW Health & Medical Research

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29
Nov

MRI, novel contrast agent improves measurement of brain’s calcium activity

The technique, which combines MRI with a manganese-based contrast agent, could help researchers better understand how neurons communicate in the brain. | www.healthimaging.com | By Melissa Rohman

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29
Nov

Imaging techniques provide insight into speech development

Individual language is significantly impacted by what we hear. | www.healthimaging.com | By Matt O'Connor

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26
Nov

4D CT accurate for preoperative parathyroid imaging

Combining 4D CT and technetium-99m sestamibi SPECT/CT did not improve diagnostic performance compared to 4D CT alone. | www.healthimaging.com | By Matt O'Connor

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21
Nov

Kinematic 4D-CT may help diagnose subtalar joint pain

Kinematic quantitative 4D CT can help differentiate patients with subtalar joint stiffness and chronic ankle instability. | www.healthimaging.com | By Matt O'Connor

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20
Nov

Doctors aren’t discussing CT lung screening with patients

When it comes to CT lung cancer screening, physicians are missing a golden opportunity to reach out to high-risk individuals.| AuntMinnie.com | By Abraham Kim, staff writer

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18
Nov

Cardiac MRI, SPECT imaging may improve ventricular tachycardia ablation

Combining iodine-123 metaiodobenzylguanidine (123I-MIBG) SPECT imaging with cardiac MRI helped identify specific subsets of heart tissue more prone to arrhythmia, or an irregular heartbeat. | www.healthimaging.com | By Melissa Rohman

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15
Nov

Visual assessment of stroke scans can have negative impact on patient care

Visually assessing diffusion-weighted imaging (DWI) infarct volumes proved to be inaccurate and, when using DAWN criteria, would have led to wrong decisions on thrombectomy in 19 percent of cases. | www.healthimaging.com | By Matt O'Connor

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12
Nov

DBT is comparable to FFDM for detecting benign lesions

Digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT) is comparable to full-field digital mammography (FFDM) for identifying benign breast lesions. | AuntMinnie.com | By Kate Madden Yee, staff writer

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