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How pre-imaging pain meds impact ultrasound accuracy | 4D MRI helps artificial heart developers advance tech | More
Thursday, September 25, 2025
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Pre-imaging pain medication may impact accuracy of abdominal ultrasounds

New data published in Emergency Radiology suggest this common practice could skew the results of some scans.

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Ultrasound exam with patient. Siemens RSNA 23. Photo by Dave Fornell. #RSNA #RSNA23 #RSNA2023
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Pre-imaging pain medication may impact accuracy of abdominal ultrasounds

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Ultrasound exam with patient. Siemens RSNA 23. Photo by Dave Fornell. #RSNA #RSNA23 #RSNA2023
New data published in Emergency Radiology suggest this common practice could skew the results of some scans.
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4D MRI techniques could help advance the development of artificial hearts

Researchers recently used advanced 4D flow MRI to track blood in a pulsating artificial heart, revealing dynamics that closely mirror those of a healthy human organ.

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Researchers using 4D MRI technology to test artificial hearts.
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4D MRI techniques could help advance the development of artificial hearts

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Researchers using 4D MRI technology to test artificial hearts.
Researchers recently used advanced 4D flow MRI to track blood in a pulsating artificial heart, revealing dynamics that closely mirror those of a healthy human organ.
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In Case You Missed It

Carbon dioxide a safe, effective contrast alternative for vascular procedures

Researchers believe that it could be especially beneficial in patients with impaired kidney function who may be at risk of adverse reactions to standard ICM.

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Carbon dioxide a safe, effective contrast alternative for vascular procedures

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Researchers believe that it could be especially beneficial in patients with impaired kidney function who may be at risk of adverse reactions to standard ICM.
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Molecular imaging ups invasive cancer detection in dense breast tissue, spots lesions missed by DBT

The modality often detects clinically important disease that is missed on standard 3D mammogram screening exams.

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Example of the four types of breast tissue density. The density of fibroglandular tissue inside the breast impacts the ability to easily see cancers. Cancers are very easy to spot in fatty breasts, but are almost impossible to find in extremely dense breasts. These examples show craniocaudal mammogram findings characterized as almost entirely fatty (far left), scattered areas of fibroglandular density (second from left), heterogeneously dense (second from right), and extremely dense (far right). RSNA
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Molecular imaging ups invasive cancer detection in dense breast tissue, spots lesions missed by DBT

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Example of the four types of breast tissue density. The density of fibroglandular tissue inside the breast impacts the ability to easily see cancers. Cancers are very easy to spot in fatty breasts, but are almost impossible to find in extremely dense breasts. These examples show craniocaudal mammogram findings characterized as almost entirely fatty (far left), scattered areas of fibroglandular density (second from left), heterogeneously dense (second from right), and extremely dense (far right). RSNA
The modality often detects clinically important disease that is missed on standard 3D mammogram screening exams.
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Siemens Healthineers partners with Hawaii's largest health system to address state's growing backlogs

The medical tech giant on Monday announced their partnership with the Aloha State’s largest private health care provider and private employer. 

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Siemens Healthineers partners with Hawaii's largest health system to address state's growing backlogs

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The medical tech giant on Monday announced their partnership with the Aloha State’s largest private health care provider and private employer. 
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In Other News

Healthcare AI today: major breast screening AI trial, AI’s appetite for data, AI prior auth: wise and WISeR, more

CMS is prepping to pilot AI for prior authorization of Medicare claims in six states. Critics say the Trump Administration is acting hypocritically.

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Healthcare AI today: major breast screening AI trial, AI’s appetite for data, AI prior auth: wise and WISeR, more

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CMS is prepping to pilot AI for prior authorization of Medicare claims in six states. Critics say the Trump Administration is acting hypocritically.
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FDA announces recall of biopsy device after 14 injuries and 1 death

The voluntary recall pertains to the ViziShot 2 FLEX from Olympus, which is used with ultrasound-guidance to help diagnose and stage lung cancer. 

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FDA announces recall of biopsy device after 14 injuries and 1 death

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The voluntary recall pertains to the ViziShot 2 FLEX from Olympus, which is used with ultrasound-guidance to help diagnose and stage lung cancer. 
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MGMA weighs in on Washington’s political turmoil, Medicaid cuts and healthcare policy uncertainty

“It’s been a whirlwind,” Anders Gilberg, senior vice president of government affairs at MGMA, told HealthExec. “Rarely do we have an administration come in and do so much in such a short period of time.”

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Anders Gilberg, MGA, Senior Vice President, Government Affairs at Medical Group Management Association (MGMA), said the rapid fire changes in healthcare policy under the Trump administration has been a whirlwind with a mix of reactions by stakeholders to policies based on reality and and also perception of possible impacts. #MGMA
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MGMA weighs in on Washington’s political turmoil, Medicaid cuts and healthcare policy uncertainty

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Anders Gilberg, MGA, Senior Vice President, Government Affairs at Medical Group Management Association (MGMA), said the rapid fire changes in healthcare policy under the Trump administration has been a whirlwind with a mix of reactions by stakeholders to policies based on reality and and also perception of possible impacts. #MGMA
“It’s been a whirlwind,” Anders Gilberg, senior vice president of government affairs at MGMA, told HealthExec. “Rarely do we have an administration come in and do so much in such a short period of time.”
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Semaglutide tops dulaglutide when treating patients with type 2 diabetes and CVD

Researchers tracked real-world data from nearly 60,000 Medicare patients, highlighting the benefits of weekly injections of semaglutide. 

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Semaglutide (Wegovy) injector pen. Photo by Dave Fornell
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Semaglutide tops dulaglutide when treating patients with type 2 diabetes and CVD

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Semaglutide (Wegovy) injector pen. Photo by Dave Fornell
Researchers tracked real-world data from nearly 60,000 Medicare patients, highlighting the benefits of weekly injections of semaglutide. 
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