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RadNet sees advanced-imaging volumes leap nearly 20%, driven by key efficiencies
Large language models show potential in MRI protocoling
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Philips interventional systems recalled due to software glitch
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RadNet sees advanced-imaging volumes leap nearly 20%, driven by key efficiencies

About 30.6% of all imaging RadNet handles is now classified as MRI, CT or PET/CT, up 232 basis points from the 28.2% seen in Q3 of 2025. 

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Lessons learned from pilot program integrating breast and lung cancer screening

The “Pink and Pearl” program leverages strong BCS attendance to identify LCS-eligible women during their routine mammography visit. 

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Radiology vendor Nanox Imaging cutting 30% of costs in bid to save company

The Israel-based company has been plagued by troubles in recent months including construction delays, regulatory hurdles and an investor lawsuit, forcing it to seek solutions. 

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Large language models show potential in MRI protocoling

LLMs can perform on par with radiologists when it comes to selecting the most appropriate MRI protocols for patients, according to a new analysis. 

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Society of Interventional Radiology urges trauma centers to integrate IRs into hemorrhage care

SIR and the American College of Surgeons have issued joint guidance on radiologists' key role in accelerating endovascular treatment for life-threatening bleeding. 

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Philips interventional systems recalled due to software glitch

A Nov. 6 notice indicates that the systems were recalled due to a software issue that can cause certain features to fail during use.

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CMS updates No Surprises Act IDR rules for radiology disputes

The latest changes address new code-based batching criteria, a 50-line-item limit and revised cooling-off periods. 

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County voters approve sales tax increase to fund CT health screenings

Officials in Broward County, Florida, believe their community is the first to provide such screenings to local residents. 

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Patient sues teleradiology firm, claiming CT misread delayed critical stroke care

The complaint, filed in the Superior Court of Muscogee County, Georgia, names defendants including St. Francis Emory Healthcare, Direct Radiology and Vesta Telemedicine. 

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He Didn't Leave His Practice. He Expanded What's Possible.

When he happened upon the CIVIE booth at RBMA PaRADigm 2025, Mina Mousa, MD, had no thoughts of leaving his job at 10-physician Radiology Associates of Tallahassee in Florida.  

Sponsored by CIVIE
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Roundtable: How Automated CT Contrast Dosing Is Making a Real Difference at an Academic Medical Center

A small step for technologists. A meaningful step toward patient-centered contrast dosing. And a benefit that can extend to radiologists. 

Sponsored by Bayer

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