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Imaging Informatics | January 2022: Dropping liver CT overuse | Variability in prostate MRI reads | Poor resident oversight
Monday, January 24, 2022
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Editor's Choice: Imaging Informatics

Hospital dramatically reduces overuse of CT liver imaging with a few targeted interventions

Loma Linda University Medical Center has strengthened ties between its radiology department, hospital administration and liver transplant team to achieve its quality goals.

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Hospital dramatically reduces overuse of CT liver imaging with a few targeted interventions

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Loma Linda University Medical Center has strengthened ties between its radiology department, hospital administration and liver transplant team to achieve its quality goals.
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Variability in prostate MRI interpretation underlines importance of second-opinion reviews

Diagnostic differences between community providers and hospitals highlight the need for ongoing education, quality assurance and feedback, experts charged. 

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Variability in prostate MRI interpretation underlines importance of second-opinion reviews

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Diagnostic differences between community providers and hospitals highlight the need for ongoing education, quality assurance and feedback, experts charged. 
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Structured reporting not significantly associated with receiving proper incidental lung nodule follow-up

Younger age, white race, outpatient care delivery and larger nodule size did, however, correlate with appropriate follow-up imaging, according to new research.

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Structured reporting not significantly associated with receiving proper incidental lung nodule follow-up

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Younger age, white race, outpatient care delivery and larger nodule size did, however, correlate with appropriate follow-up imaging, according to new research.
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FDA clears tool for producing muscle assessment scores from MRI scans

AMRA Medical said its product uses a rapid neck-to-knee imaging protocol to produce actionable, patient-specific reports. 

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FDA clears tool for producing muscle assessment scores from MRI scans

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AMRA Medical said its product uses a rapid neck-to-knee imaging protocol to produce actionable, patient-specific reports. 
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Poor oversight of resident physicians contributed to deadly lung cancer diagnosis delay, OIG says

A urology resident requested CT surveillance of one patient's abdomen and pelvis within 90 days, but it ended up taking nearly twice as long. 

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Poor oversight of resident physicians contributed to deadly lung cancer diagnosis delay, OIG says

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A urology resident requested CT surveillance of one patient's abdomen and pelvis within 90 days, but it ended up taking nearly twice as long. 
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Radiologist-backed imaging software firm Sirona Medical balloons fundraising total to $60M

The San Francisco startup is creating a cloud-based radiology operating system it says can unify fragmented IT and simplify workflows. 

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Radiologist-backed imaging software firm Sirona Medical balloons fundraising total to $60M

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The San Francisco startup is creating a cloud-based radiology operating system it says can unify fragmented IT and simplify workflows. 
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Emergency providers, radiologists must communicate critical reports more effectively

Follow-up action was lost in 20% of critical radiology reports, with the emergency department particularly guilty, experts reported in PLOS One.

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Emergency providers, radiologists must communicate critical reports more effectively

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Follow-up action was lost in 20% of critical radiology reports, with the emergency department particularly guilty, experts reported in PLOS One.
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‘Little downside’: Structured templates do not increase radiology reporting times

High priority pelvic CT scans and exams dictated remotely were the only factors that affected reporting speeds, researchers explained in the Journal of Digital Imaging.

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‘Little downside’: Structured templates do not increase radiology reporting times

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High priority pelvic CT scans and exams dictated remotely were the only factors that affected reporting speeds, researchers explained in the Journal of Digital Imaging.
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Free-text radiology reports hold clues for managing incidental pancreatic lesions

Stanford researchers developed a natural language processing tool to automatically extract useful measurements, sharing their process in Radiology: Artificial Intelligence.

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Free-text radiology reports hold clues for managing incidental pancreatic lesions

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Stanford researchers developed a natural language processing tool to automatically extract useful measurements, sharing their process in Radiology: Artificial Intelligence.
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Allowing patients to self-schedule mammograms frees up providers for other tasks, Mayo study shows

The transition to patient-scheduled screening exams may also result in "significant" cost savings, Rochester, Minnesota, researchers underscored.

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Allowing patients to self-schedule mammograms frees up providers for other tasks, Mayo study shows

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The transition to patient-scheduled screening exams may also result in "significant" cost savings, Rochester, Minnesota, researchers underscored.
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Freely available algorithms ID venous thromboembolsims from radiology reports

Organizations may utilize these natural language processing tools during research and quality improvement projects.

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Freely available algorithms ID venous thromboembolsims from radiology reports

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