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Radiology groups fight Medicare restriction | RadNet discusses recent deal-making | IR procedure as effective as kidney surgery
Wednesday, March 4, 2026
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Radiology societies fight Medicare Administrative Contractor’s proposed coverage restriction

National Government Services is seeking to limit the use of thermal destruction of the intraosseous basivertebral nerve, aka the Intracept procedure, drawing ire from ACR and SIR. 

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Radiology societies fight Medicare Administrative Contractor’s proposed coverage restriction

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National Government Services is seeking to limit the use of thermal destruction of the intraosseous basivertebral nerve, aka the Intracept procedure, drawing ire from ACR and SIR. 
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Ablation as effective as surgery for certain kidney cancers

Typically, these cancers are treated via surgical resection, but ablative techniques have gained recognition in recent years due to their less invasive nature. 

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Ablation as effective as surgery for certain kidney cancers

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Typically, these cancers are treated via surgical resection, but ablative techniques have gained recognition in recent years due to their less invasive nature. 
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Collaboration at a crossroads: 5 ways clinicians and IT teams can work better with vendors

Sponsored by GE HealthCare

There's growing recognition that you and your IT teams now play a more integral role than ever in evaluating healthcare software and equipment purchases. What was once primarily the domain of clinical teams has evolved into a collaborative effort, largely driven by increasing technological complexity and the need for interconnectivity. By bringing the right resources and clarity to the table, you can help foster stronger, more productive partnerships. Let’s explore how.

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Collaboration at a crossroads: 5 ways clinicians and IT teams can work better with vendors

Sponsored by GE HealthCare

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GE Verisound
There's growing recognition that you and your IT teams now play a more integral role than ever in evaluating healthcare software and equipment purchases. What was once primarily the domain of clinical teams has evolved into a collaborative effort, largely driven by increasing technological complexity and the need for interconnectivity. By bringing the right resources and clarity to the table, you can help foster stronger, more productive partnerships. Let’s explore how.
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RadNet has allocated over $340M to acquisitions already in 2026. Leaders discuss why and what’s next

The Los Angeles-based imaging center operator recently reached a deal to acquire AI firm Gleamer for $270 million, on top of spending $74 million to add over a dozen imaging centers. 

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RadNet has allocated over $340M to acquisitions already in 2026. Leaders discuss why and what’s next

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RadNet CEO Howard Berger
The Los Angeles-based imaging center operator recently reached a deal to acquire AI firm Gleamer for $270 million, on top of spending $74 million to add over a dozen imaging centers. 
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Lantheus receives tentative FDA approval for its radio-equivalent to Lutathera

Lantheus’ version of a radiopharmaceutical capable of targeting somatostatin receptor-positive gastroenteropancreatic neuroendocrine tumors (GEP-NETs) has been tentatively approved by the FDA.

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Lantheus receives tentative FDA approval for its radio-equivalent to Lutathera

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Lantheus imaging sign at ASE23.
Lantheus’ version of a radiopharmaceutical capable of targeting somatostatin receptor-positive gastroenteropancreatic neuroendocrine tumors (GEP-NETs) has been tentatively approved by the FDA.
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Company seeks to become a ‘leader in interventional radiology’ with recent acquisition

Quantum Surgical, which specializes in minimally invasive, robotic-assisted cancer care, recently reached a deal to acquire NeuWave Medical, previously held by J&J. 

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Company seeks to become a ‘leader in interventional radiology’ with recent acquisition

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Quantum Surgical, which specializes in minimally invasive, robotic-assisted cancer care, recently reached a deal to acquire NeuWave Medical, previously held by J&J. 
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Strategic Radiology expands into new state, adding Kentucky private practice

The coalition of independent imaging groups on March 3 announced the addition Central Kentucky Radiology PLLC and its 14 physicians. 

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Strategic Radiology expands into new state, adding Kentucky private practice

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The coalition of independent imaging groups on March 3 announced the addition Central Kentucky Radiology PLLC and its 14 physicians. 
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Featured Articles

Boston Scientific’s Farapulse PFA system receives expanded approval

The technology first gained CE mark approval for the treatment of paroxysmal AFib in 2021, when PFA was still brand new. Now, thanks to positive results from the ADVANTAGE AF clinical trial, it is approved for persistent AFib as well. 

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The Farapulse Boston Scientific Pulsed Field Ablation (PFA) system gained U.S. FDA approval in early 2024.
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Boston Scientific’s Farapulse PFA system receives expanded approval

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The Farapulse Boston Scientific Pulsed Field Ablation (PFA) system gained U.S. FDA approval in early 2024.
The technology first gained CE mark approval for the treatment of paroxysmal AFib in 2021, when PFA was still brand new. Now, thanks to positive results from the ADVANTAGE AF clinical trial, it is approved for persistent AFib as well. 
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Cardiology groups to Trump administration: AI still has a long way to go

Multiple cardiology societies responded to an HHS request for public feedback by outlining some of the current barriers to wider AI adoption. "It is essential that any policy frameworks must reaffirm that clinicians—not algorithms—remain at the center of patient care," ACC President Christopher Kramer, MD, said. 

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Cardiology groups to Trump administration: AI still has a long way to go

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Multiple cardiology societies responded to an HHS request for public feedback by outlining some of the current barriers to wider AI adoption. "It is essential that any policy frameworks must reaffirm that clinicians—not algorithms—remain at the center of patient care," ACC President Christopher Kramer, MD, said. 
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