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FDA approves new mammo agent | Automation saves radiologists' time | ACR voices support for NIH nominee
Tuesday, June 27, 2023
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Automated correlation of knee MRI, surgical findings saves radiologists’ time

Cleveland Clinic scientists believe their research findings could have “broad and far reaching” implications for the specialty. 

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Automated correlation of knee MRI, surgical findings saves radiologists’ time

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Cleveland Clinic scientists believe their research findings could have “broad and far reaching” implications for the specialty. 
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FDA approves Bayer’s imaging agent Ultravist for use in contrast-enhanced mammography

The Germany-based corporation said this is the “only contrast agent approved for this indication” in America. 

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FDA approves Bayer’s imaging agent Ultravist for use in contrast-enhanced mammography

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The Germany-based corporation said this is the “only contrast agent approved for this indication” in America. 
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American College of Radiology voices support for MD tapped to lead NIH amid confirmation hearing holdup

“We must not lose momentum," ACR, the Academy for Radiology & Biomedical Imaging Research and more than 100 other organizations wrote to leaders of the U.S. Senate. 

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American College of Radiology voices support for MD tapped to lead NIH amid confirmation hearing holdup

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“We must not lose momentum," ACR, the Academy for Radiology & Biomedical Imaging Research and more than 100 other organizations wrote to leaders of the U.S. Senate. 
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New PET technology offers 'clear improvement' of whole-body scan resolution

The new technology achieves this by way of two add-on detectors that simultaneously scan patients during their whole-body PET exam.

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New PET technology offers 'clear improvement' of whole-body scan resolution

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The new technology achieves this by way of two add-on detectors that simultaneously scan patients during their whole-body PET exam.
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In Other News

Anxiety edging out excitement over our AI-everywhere future: Survey

Americans are somewhat more troubled than thrilled over AI’s mounting presence in modern life. But the collective outlook is a rich blend of both.

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Anxiety edging out excitement over our AI-everywhere future: Survey

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Americans are somewhat more troubled than thrilled over AI’s mounting presence in modern life. But the collective outlook is a rich blend of both.
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SNMMI unveils Image of the Year

This year the Henry N. Wagner Jr., Image of the Year is actually a group of images displaying the efficacy of a 68Ga-DOTA-5G and 177Lu-DOTA-ABM-5G theranostic pairing that improves the detection and treatment of metastatic pancreatic cancer. 

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SNMMI unveils Image of the Year

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This year the Henry N. Wagner Jr., Image of the Year is actually a group of images displaying the efficacy of a 68Ga-DOTA-5G and 177Lu-DOTA-ABM-5G theranostic pairing that improves the detection and treatment of metastatic pancreatic cancer. 
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Multi-use syringeless injectors could completely eliminate contrast waste

Such products could increase departmental efficiency and advance environmental initiatives in radiology, experts claimed in Academic Radiology.

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Syringeless contrast media injectors like the GE Ulrich CT Motion gained a lot of interest in 2022 because of the iodinated contrast shortage. These systems use rollers to squeeze precise amounts of contrast from a large bolus container for multiple patients, helping conserve a significant amount of contrast.
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Multi-use syringeless injectors could completely eliminate contrast waste

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Syringeless contrast media injectors like the GE Ulrich CT Motion gained a lot of interest in 2022 because of the iodinated contrast shortage. These systems use rollers to squeeze precise amounts of contrast from a large bolus container for multiple patients, helping conserve a significant amount of contrast.
Such products could increase departmental efficiency and advance environmental initiatives in radiology, experts claimed in Academic Radiology.
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In Case You Missed It

Physician-owned hospitals charge less for imaging than their counterparts

The finding comes as lobbying groups urge Congress to repeal an ongoing moratorium on doc hospital ownership

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Physician-owned hospitals charge less for imaging than their counterparts

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The finding comes as lobbying groups urge Congress to repeal an ongoing moratorium on doc hospital ownership
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MRI product developer raises $30M in series A financing, plus more vendor fundraising news

Other imaging-related startup companies recently raising $4.9M or more include Altis Labs, BrainTale, Leadoptik and Hypervision Surgical. 

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MRI product developer raises $30M in series A financing, plus more vendor fundraising news

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Other imaging-related startup companies recently raising $4.9M or more include Altis Labs, BrainTale, Leadoptik and Hypervision Surgical. 
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More assertive language in cancer screening reports leads to likelier receipt of follow-up care

Patients with Lung-RADS 4A findings who spoke with a clinician by phone were three times more likely to see things through, experts wrote in JAMA Network Open. 

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More assertive language in cancer screening reports leads to likelier receipt of follow-up care

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Patients with Lung-RADS 4A findings who spoke with a clinician by phone were three times more likely to see things through, experts wrote in JAMA Network Open. 
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