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Radvocacy pays off | Rad Partners scores court victory | Private equity's 'groundbreaking' partnership | FDA OKs MRI system
Friday, September 29, 2023
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CMS agrees to broaden MRI pay policy in response to radiology societies’ advocacy campaign

“After back and forth correspondence, and multiple phone calls, we are thrilled to announce that this campaign was successful,” one of the trade groups said. 

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CMS agrees to broaden MRI pay policy in response to radiology societies’ advocacy campaign

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“After back and forth correspondence, and multiple phone calls, we are thrilled to announce that this campaign was successful,” one of the trade groups said. 
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Radiology Partners scores key victory in court battle with UnitedHealthcare

A California federal judge has granted RP's request to compel arbitration in its ongoing dispute with UHC over alleged underpayment. 

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Radiology Partners scores key victory in court battle with UnitedHealthcare

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A California federal judge has granted RP's request to compel arbitration in its ongoing dispute with UHC over alleged underpayment. 
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Private equity-backed Solis Mammography, large hospital system ink ‘groundbreaking’ partnership

The Addison, Texas-based imaging group is teaming with Jefferson Health to open more than a dozen new centers in the Philadelphia area. 

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Private equity-backed Solis Mammography, large hospital system ink ‘groundbreaking’ partnership

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The Addison, Texas-based imaging group is teaming with Jefferson Health to open more than a dozen new centers in the Philadelphia area. 
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FDA clears mobile 1.5T MRI system

The mobile MRI from Siemens Healthineers is cleared for deployment and can be used from practically anywhere.

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FDA clears mobile 1.5T MRI system

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The mobile MRI from Siemens Healthineers is cleared for deployment and can be used from practically anywhere.
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In Case You Missed It

Medical malpractice lawsuits in interventional radiology most commonly stem from 2 procedure types

IR providers pay an average of $877,500 when settling such cases prior to a trial, while average jury awards total more than $2 million. 

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Medical malpractice lawsuits in interventional radiology most commonly stem from 2 procedure types

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IR providers pay an average of $877,500 when settling such cases prior to a trial, while average jury awards total more than $2 million. 
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Use of CTPA for suspected pulmonary embolism in pregnancy surges 156% at 2 hospitals

Despite the marked increase, there was no corresponding uptick in either positive PE readings or pregnancies, experts detailed. 

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Use of CTPA for suspected pulmonary embolism in pregnancy surges 156% at 2 hospitals

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Despite the marked increase, there was no corresponding uptick in either positive PE readings or pregnancies, experts detailed. 
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National Cancer Institute charts ‘alarming’ drop in cancer diagnoses

The decreases appeared to be greatest for cancers typically diagnosed via screening, including breast, lung and colorectal cancer. 

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National Cancer Institute charts ‘alarming’ drop in cancer diagnoses

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The decreases appeared to be greatest for cancers typically diagnosed via screening, including breast, lung and colorectal cancer. 
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In Other News

Majority of patients say cancer screening should not be based on life expectancy

A poll from the University of Michigan shows that older adults are skeptical of cancer screening guidelines based on age.

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Majority of patients say cancer screening should not be based on life expectancy

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A poll from the University of Michigan shows that older adults are skeptical of cancer screening guidelines based on age.
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Whole-body MRI scans show organ damage in long COVID patients

A study out of the U.K. may link organ abnormalities to lingering COVID-19 symptoms in previously hospitalized patients.

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Whole-body MRI scans show organ damage in long COVID patients

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A study out of the U.K. may link organ abnormalities to lingering COVID-19 symptoms in previously hospitalized patients.
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PET imaging helps assess coronary microvascular dysfunction in long COVID patients

Researchers noted that patients appeared to have myocarditis at first, but a closer examination revealed it was something else entirely. 

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Video of ASNC President Mouaz Al-Mallah, MD, explaining some long-COVID cardiac symptoms might be due to coronary microvascular dysfunction. He was part of a recent study that used PET top assess myocardial perfusion that found there is impaired microvascular flow in long-COVID patients.
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PET imaging helps assess coronary microvascular dysfunction in long COVID patients

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Video of ASNC President Mouaz Al-Mallah, MD, explaining some long-COVID cardiac symptoms might be due to coronary microvascular dysfunction. He was part of a recent study that used PET top assess myocardial perfusion that found there is impaired microvascular flow in long-COVID patients.
Researchers noted that patients appeared to have myocarditis at first, but a closer examination revealed it was something else entirely. 
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Sirona Selects Koios, Rad.ai, & RevealDX as founding AI partners ahead of November launch event

With Sirona, developers can embed AI & build bespoke UI that touches every part of the clinical workflow.   
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