The New England Journal of Medicine published a study this month that investigated Hodgkin’s lymphoma patients’ survival rates in relation to the chemotherapy based on PET-CT scan results. 

Digital breast tomosynthesis is no longer just a buzzworthy technology among imaging experts; patients have gotten word and are now increasingly demanding access from their local providers.

The pressures on providers in an era of evolving payment models and ever-evolving technology could not be more demanding. In order to be successful, providers will need strong solutions from their technology partners.

While physicians, technologists, and radiologists were aware of the radiation risk from CT scans, many failed to correctly identify the actual radiation dose from those scans, according to a new survey published in the Journal of Medical Imaging and Radiation Sciences.

At Kubtec Digital X-ray, a developer of digital specimen radiography systems, the new wave of imaging technology offers many different options for a wider variety of patients. 

David M. Yousem, MD, MBA, Yousem and other specialists worked with the Johns Hopkins Technology Innovation Center to develop a new peer review system, Advanced Peer Review. Yousem spoke with Radiology Business about Advanced Peer Review and how it has changed his colleagues’ opinions on peer review in general. 

Radiologists everywhere are searching for the Perfect Reading Room Workflow; you know, the one where everything falls right into place, and everyone does the most efficient action possible at all times. 

Mesa Biotech, a San Diego-based molecular diagnostic company, has formed a scientific advisory board to oversee the development and commercialization of the company’s infectious disease initiatives.