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What can self-driving vehicles teach us about radiology’s relationship with AI?
Monday, June 4, 2018
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What can self-driving vehicles teach us about radiology’s relationship with AI?

Radiology professionals working on artificial intelligence (AI) technologies can learn a lot from studying self-driving vehicles, according to a new commentary published in the Journal of the American College of Radiology.
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What can self-driving vehicles teach us about radiology’s relationship with AI?

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Radiology professionals working on artificial intelligence (AI) technologies can learn a lot from studying self-driving vehicles, according to a new commentary published in the Journal of the American College of Radiology.
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New FDA proposal could streamline approval process for CAD software

The FDA has proposed reclassifying medical image analyzers used in mammography for breast cancer, ultrasound for breast lesions, x-ray for lung nodules and x-ray for dental caries as class II medical devices instead of class III.
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New FDA proposal could streamline approval process for CAD software

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The FDA has proposed reclassifying medical image analyzers used in mammography for breast cancer, ultrasound for breast lesions, x-ray for lung nodules and x-ray for dental caries as class II medical devices instead of class III.
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‘We beat the empathy out of them’: 5 tips for training a generation of radiologists to avoid burnout

In an era where half of U.S. physicians are, in some way, professionally burned out, medical program directors and administrators are looking for ways to prevent the current generation of medical students from meeting a similar fate—and they’re finding the problem might be rooted in education.
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‘We beat the empathy out of them’: 5 tips for training a generation of radiologists to avoid burnout

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In an era where half of U.S. physicians are, in some way, professionally burned out, medical program directors and administrators are looking for ways to prevent the current generation of medical students from meeting a similar fate—and they’re finding the problem might be rooted in education.
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‘Balanced scorecard’ approach to quality assessment improves satisfaction for clinicians, administrators, patients

The balanced scorecard—a performance measurement tool based around strategic planning methodology—could be an invaluable quality assessment tool for radiology practices struggling to keep up with dozens of performance indicators, according to Harvard researchers.
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‘Balanced scorecard’ approach to quality assessment improves satisfaction for clinicians, administrators, patients

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The balanced scorecard—a performance measurement tool based around strategic planning methodology—could be an invaluable quality assessment tool for radiology practices struggling to keep up with dozens of performance indicators, according to Harvard researchers.
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Volumetric software helps researchers diagnose patients with memory loss

Researchers from the UCLA Medical Center found that new FDA-approved volumetric software can help clinicians determine when memory loss is caused by issues other than Alzheimer’s disease, according to research presented at the 2018 American Academy of Neurology (AAN) annual meeting in Los Angeles.
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Volumetric software helps researchers diagnose patients with memory loss

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Researchers from the UCLA Medical Center found that new FDA-approved volumetric software can help clinicians determine when memory loss is caused by issues other than Alzheimer’s disease, according to research presented at the 2018 American Academy of Neurology (AAN) annual meeting in Los Angeles.
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How radiologists can improve image quality with dual-energy CT

Dual-energy computed tomography (DECT) is growing in popularity as a higher-quality alternative to single-energy CT, but, as a pair of researchers wrote in the current edition of Radiologic Clinics in North America, the method has a long way to go.
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How radiologists can improve image quality with dual-energy CT

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Dual-energy computed tomography (DECT) is growing in popularity as a higher-quality alternative to single-energy CT, but, as a pair of researchers wrote in the current edition of Radiologic Clinics in North America, the method has a long way to go.
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Insights from 2016 Olympics: MRI study finds track and field athletes most likely to injure pelvis

Physicians performed 869 radiological exams in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, during the 2016 Summer Olympics, finding track and field athletes were the most prone to pelvic muscle injuries of any Olympians, researchers have reported in the European Journal of Radiology. 
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Insights from 2016 Olympics: MRI study finds track and field athletes most likely to injure pelvis

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Physicians performed 869 radiological exams in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, during the 2016 Summer Olympics, finding track and field athletes were the most prone to pelvic muscle injuries of any Olympians, researchers have reported in the European Journal of Radiology. 
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Intelerad sharing newest enterprise workflow solution at SIIM 2018

Intelerad Medical Systems has announced the release of its newest workflow solution, InteleOne Maestro, and is offering demos at SIIM 2018 in National Harbor, Maryland.
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