The American College of Radiology (ACR) announced Tuesday that it has developed a “contrast reaction card” to help with the management of acute reactions to contrast material.

New Innovation Enriches Mini C-Arm Technology with Diversified Imaging Options, Upgraded Storage and Transport, and Enhanced Interface

Cancer patients receiving treatment at Akdeniz University Hospital’s Radiation Oncology Clinic in Antalya, Turkey, found that 27 patients were not given the correct dose of Total Body Irradiation (TBI) treatment.

Transesophageal echocardiography (TEE) isn’t a new technology, but a research professor at the University of Washington has created the first TEE simulator that utilizes real patient images to practice the complex procedure, The Daily reports.

As the number of concussions suffered by athletes, including players in the National Football League, continues to rise, one company is developing a drug that could potentially inoculate the brain against chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE).

Peer review has long been the industry norm for providing feedback to radiologists, but more and more academic and clinical departments are starting to implement a judgment-free alternative: peer learning.

Patients of Radiology Express in South Florida could potentially have breast cancer and not know it.

When teaching screening mammography techniques, it can be difficult for educators to assess a resident’s overall performance. To solve that problem, researchers have developed a new system that provides quick, helpful feedback to residents as they view exams.