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Cigna sued over imaging claims denials | Radiologist's deadly CT protocol mistake | Nanox raises $30M | ViewRay delisted
Tuesday, July 25, 2023
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Cigna violated the law by denying claims for imaging and other services in bulk, lawsuit alleges

Plaintiff attorneys are asking for damages in excess of $5 million, not including interest and other costs, and seeking class-action status.

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Cigna, one of the nation’s largest health insurance providers, announced new priorities for its capital deployment, including steering an additional $450 million into Cigna Ventures.
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Cigna violated the law by denying claims for imaging and other services in bulk, lawsuit alleges

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Cigna, one of the nation’s largest health insurance providers, announced new priorities for its capital deployment, including steering an additional $450 million into Cigna Ventures.
Plaintiff attorneys are asking for damages in excess of $5 million, not including interest and other costs, and seeking class-action status.
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Incorrect CT protocol leads to radiologist overlooking liver cancer, patient’s untimely death

The physician had assigned the standard, four-phase protocol for liver imaging, but the radiographer instead performed a single, portal-venous phase only.

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Incorrect CT protocol leads to radiologist overlooking liver cancer, patient’s untimely death

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The physician had assigned the standard, four-phase protocol for liver imaging, but the radiographer instead performed a single, portal-venous phase only.
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Nanox raises $30M; ViewRay begins pulling stock from Nasdaq, plus more radiology vendor news

Also, MITA urges states to fix breast screening coverage gap, Philips announces Q2 earnings results, and Aidoc inks partnerships with two large health systems. 

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Twenty-three percent of cardiologists have a net worth of more than $5 million, No. 5 among all specialties, according to a new report. A majority of cardiologists also said they have had no significant financial losses in the last year. What are cardiologists paid? How much do cardiologists make?
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Nanox raises $30M; ViewRay begins pulling stock from Nasdaq, plus more radiology vendor news

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Twenty-three percent of cardiologists have a net worth of more than $5 million, No. 5 among all specialties, according to a new report. A majority of cardiologists also said they have had no significant financial losses in the last year. What are cardiologists paid? How much do cardiologists make?
Also, MITA urges states to fix breast screening coverage gap, Philips announces Q2 earnings results, and Aidoc inks partnerships with two large health systems. 
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Some radiologists' stress lowered during COVID, but it was short lived

Breast radiologists are known to have higher rates of burnout in comparison to many of their peers, but the beginning of the pandemic brought this group something not often encountered within the specialty—downtime. 

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Some radiologists' stress lowered during COVID, but it was short lived

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Breast radiologists are known to have higher rates of burnout in comparison to many of their peers, but the beginning of the pandemic brought this group something not often encountered within the specialty—downtime. 
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In Other News

7 AI powerhouses make 8 commitments on model development

Seven of the most competitive tech companies have publicly pledged to follow some specific guidelines when advancing AI technologies.

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7 AI powerhouses make 8 commitments on model development

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Seven of the most competitive tech companies have publicly pledged to follow some specific guidelines when advancing AI technologies.
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Evidence supporting use of radiomics is 'insufficient' and 'weak,' according to new meta-analysis

Although the predictive power of radiomics has been touted as a tool that could improve patient outcomes, the method has a long way to go before it can be reliably introduced into real-world clinical environments.

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Evidence supporting use of radiomics is 'insufficient' and 'weak,' according to new meta-analysis

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#CTA #acuteischemicstroke #AIS #radiomics
Although the predictive power of radiomics has been touted as a tool that could improve patient outcomes, the method has a long way to go before it can be reliably introduced into real-world clinical environments.
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Appropriate use of imaging proven teachable during medical ed

Radiology education researchers have created an image-intensive online course for third- and fourth-year medical students wishing to learn radiology remotely.

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Appropriate use of imaging proven teachable during medical ed

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Radiology education researchers have created an image-intensive online course for third- and fourth-year medical students wishing to learn radiology remotely.
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In Case You Missed It

Diagnostic errors linked to nearly 800,000 deaths or serious injuries per year in US alone

Five conditions—lung cancer, stroke, sepsis, pneumonia and venous thromboembolism—caused the most frequent serious harm. 

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Diagnostic errors linked to nearly 800,000 deaths or serious injuries per year in US alone

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Five conditions—lung cancer, stroke, sepsis, pneumonia and venous thromboembolism—caused the most frequent serious harm. 
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Scientists train artificial intelligence to mimic the gaze of radiologists reading images

"This system is bringing with it a greater humanization of AI and therefore a more realistic representation of what we do as radiologists,” one member of the specialty said. 

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Scientists train artificial intelligence to mimic the gaze of radiologists reading images

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"This system is bringing with it a greater humanization of AI and therefore a more realistic representation of what we do as radiologists,” one member of the specialty said. 
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Only 38% of patients receive appropriate follow-up care for incidental pulmonary nodules

The findings were derived from 2,500 cases diagnosed between 2018-2019 at an urban tertiary care center and followed for two years afterward.

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Only 38% of patients receive appropriate follow-up care for incidental pulmonary nodules

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The findings were derived from 2,500 cases diagnosed between 2018-2019 at an urban tertiary care center and followed for two years afterward.
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From our Partners

 

Ikonopedia announces appointment of Brett T. Parkinson, MD, to advisory panel

Dr. Parkinson is currently the medical director for the Breast Clinical Program at Intermountain Healthcare and a consultant to the Utah Department of Health for mammography policies.     
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