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Long COVID in the brain | ChatGPT in the ED | Risks in low doses
Wednesday, October 9, 2024
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Ultra-high field MRI implicates long COVID in brainstem damage

Researchers have used 7T MRI to demonstrate that former COVID-19 inpatients are susceptible to persistent brainstem abnormalities associated with long-haul COVID symptoms.

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Ultra-high field MRI implicates long COVID in brainstem damage

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Researchers have used 7T MRI to demonstrate that former COVID-19 inpatients are susceptible to persistent brainstem abnormalities associated with long-haul COVID symptoms.
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ChatGPT is overly worried about ED patients

The popular AI chatbot tends to over-order X-rays, prescribe too many antibiotics and admit too many patients to the hospital when compared with a resident emergency department physician. 

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ChatGPT is overly worried about ED patients

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The popular AI chatbot tends to over-order X-rays, prescribe too many antibiotics and admit too many patients to the hospital when compared with a resident emergency department physician. 
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Low doses of radiation still increase risk of leukemia, lymphoma and myeloma

A new study found cumulative radiation exposure of 16 mSv to red bone marrow can cause an increased rate of some hematological malignancies.

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X-ray dose monitoring badges for cath lab staff at Banner Health's ambulatory surgical center (ASC) in Sun City, Arizona. Photo by Dave Fornell
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Low doses of radiation still increase risk of leukemia, lymphoma and myeloma

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X-ray dose monitoring badges for cath lab staff at Banner Health's ambulatory surgical center (ASC) in Sun City, Arizona. Photo by Dave Fornell
A new study found cumulative radiation exposure of 16 mSv to red bone marrow can cause an increased rate of some hematological malignancies.
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Featured Articles

Is ultrasound necessary for all interventional procedures requiring femoral artery access?

Several such IR procedures require US guidance, but a new study is questioning the modality’s effectiveness in reducing complication rates. 

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Is ultrasound necessary for all interventional procedures requiring femoral artery access?

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Several such IR procedures require US guidance, but a new study is questioning the modality’s effectiveness in reducing complication rates. 
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Incidental finding characteristics that warrant communication

Three factors are associated with true high-risk findings—imaging protocols for aortic valve implantation planning, imaging area, and cardiology department orders.

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Incidental finding characteristics that warrant communication

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Three factors are associated with true high-risk findings—imaging protocols for aortic valve implantation planning, imaging area, and cardiology department orders.
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In Other News

Asheville's Mission Hospital is in the center of Hurricane Helene disaster recovery

The hospital was prepared for Hurricane Helene and has maintained operations, despite being in the epicenter of destruction.

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The ASPR’s National Disaster Medical System field hospital set up in the parking lot at Mission Hospital in Asheville this past week to augment the hospital's emergency department and help decompress the pressure on the hospital in the epicenter of the Hurricane Helene disaster. Photo by ASPR
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Asheville's Mission Hospital is in the center of Hurricane Helene disaster recovery

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The ASPR’s National Disaster Medical System field hospital set up in the parking lot at Mission Hospital in Asheville this past week to augment the hospital's emergency department and help decompress the pressure on the hospital in the epicenter of the Hurricane Helene disaster. Photo by ASPR
The hospital was prepared for Hurricane Helene and has maintained operations, despite being in the epicenter of destruction.
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Baxter works to get North Carolina IV plants back online as national shortages loom

Baxter's IV plant in North Carolina was flooded by Hurricane Helene. That plant provides 60% of the U.S. supply of IV bags. 

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A temporary rock bridge provides access to the Baxter North Cove IV bag plant in North Carolina, which has enabled cleanup crews to begin work on the flooded plant that supplies 60% of U.S. IV bags. Photo from Baxter.
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Baxter works to get North Carolina IV plants back online as national shortages loom

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A temporary rock bridge provides access to the Baxter North Cove IV bag plant in North Carolina, which has enabled cleanup crews to begin work on the flooded plant that supplies 60% of U.S. IV bags. Photo from Baxter.
Baxter's IV plant in North Carolina was flooded by Hurricane Helene. That plant provides 60% of the U.S. supply of IV bags. 
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Radiologists rarely represented in movies, limiting patient awareness about the specialty

Based on an IMDb search, radiologists appear as key parts of the plot in about 19 titles, with only nine available on major streaming platforms. 

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Radiologists rarely represented in movies, limiting patient awareness about the specialty

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Based on an IMDb search, radiologists appear as key parts of the plot in about 19 titles, with only nine available on major streaming platforms. 
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