Experts see opportunity for radiology groups in treating this patient population, with the occupational condition impacting about 5% to 10% of the general population.
About 18% of U.S. counties, touching 2% of the population or 6.4 million individuals, meet this definition, according to new research published in Academic Radiology.
Telix and ITM say their partnership is intended to integrate each company’s capabilities into a single organization, giving them greater control over the path from isotope production to patient treatment.
Researchers believe the approach could eventually help reduce unnecessary gadolinium exposure for some patients while maintaining useful information for diagnosis and treatment planning.
A new meta-analysis is offering updated insight into the relationship between cigarette smoking and aortic calcification, with a couple of key findings having potential implications for future research.
Many know Sol Radiology as the Southern California-based practice that, in this decade, grew from three radiologists to 45 in only three years. But other key indicators of Sol’s development might be the pieces from which presently small practices stand to learn the most.
