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COVID signs in macrothrombi | Imaging confirms 2 kinds of Parkinson’s | Beating mammography burnout
Friday, September 25, 2020
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Macrothrombi should raise concern for COVID-19

COVID-19 may present with medium to large arterial and venous macrothrombi of the abdomen and extremities, so radiologists should raise concern for it when identifying thromboembolic abdominopelvic findings.

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Macrothrombi should raise concern for COVID-19

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COVID-19 may present with medium to large arterial and venous macrothrombi of the abdomen and extremities, so radiologists should raise concern for it when identifying thromboembolic abdominopelvic findings.
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MRI, PET key to identifying 2 variants of Parkinson’s disease

Advanced MRI and PET imaging have helped confirm suspicions in neuroscience that Parkinson’s is more than one disease.

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MRI, PET key to identifying 2 variants of Parkinson’s disease

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Advanced MRI and PET imaging have helped confirm suspicions in neuroscience that Parkinson’s is more than one disease.
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In Case You Missed It

Machine-learning algorithm detects osteoarthritis prior to development

A machine-learning algorithm can predict the onset of osteoarthritis on MRI scans taken years before symptoms begin.

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Machine-learning algorithm detects osteoarthritis prior to development

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A machine-learning algorithm can predict the onset of osteoarthritis on MRI scans taken years before symptoms begin.
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Wide adoption of primary-care POCUS deemed feasible but not immediately advisable

Twenty primary care providers changed half of their tentative diagnoses after using point-of-care ultrasound in 574 recruited patient cases over a one-month period.

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Wide adoption of primary-care POCUS deemed feasible but not immediately advisable

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Twenty primary care providers changed half of their tentative diagnoses after using point-of-care ultrasound in 574 recruited patient cases over a one-month period.
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Black women with breast cancer may face more treatment delays, longer treatment duration

Black women with breast cancer may be more likely than white women to experience delays in beginning breast cancer treatment, as well as a longer duration of that treatment.

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Black women with breast cancer may face more treatment delays, longer treatment duration

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Black women with breast cancer may be more likely than white women to experience delays in beginning breast cancer treatment, as well as a longer duration of that treatment.
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In Other News

6 steps to address burnout among breast radiologists: From AI to ‘judgement-free zones’

Much has been written about overall physician workplace fatigue, but not enough on this subspecialty, experts noted recently. 

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6 steps to address burnout among breast radiologists: From AI to ‘judgement-free zones’

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Much has been written about overall physician workplace fatigue, but not enough on this subspecialty, experts noted recently. 
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Washington implores parents, providers to catch kids up on regular doctor visits

So many parents have held children back from visiting clinicians’ offices during the COVID crisis that CMS is issuing an urgent call to action: Please hold them back no more.

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Washington implores parents, providers to catch kids up on regular doctor visits

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So many parents have held children back from visiting clinicians’ offices during the COVID crisis that CMS is issuing an urgent call to action: Please hold them back no more.
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Up close and personal: Detailed cellular map of the heart offers ‘a goldmine of information’

The map, part of a study published in Nature, can provide new details about cellular structure and how cells interact with one another. It could even help with the treatment of COVID-19. 

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Up close and personal: Detailed cellular map of the heart offers ‘a goldmine of information’

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The map, part of a study published in Nature, can provide new details about cellular structure and how cells interact with one another. It could even help with the treatment of COVID-19. 
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FDA clears AI lung diagnostics

A supplier of healthcare software in the respiratory care space has received the FDA’s blessing to market deep learning elements newly added to an existing product.

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FDA clears AI lung diagnostics

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A supplier of healthcare software in the respiratory care space has received the FDA’s blessing to market deep learning elements newly added to an existing product.
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