Museums use CT scans to take the mystery out of mummies
Very interesting read!
Category Radiology
CT Online Study Portal
I would like to recommend a paid CT resource page which I feel will benefit anyone looking to pass the AART CT registry exam.
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I love this picture, it reminds me of the 2 professions I’ve been involved in for almost all my life, a retired radiologic technologist, and a professional drummer. I just wanted to share it!!
Xray drum kit.
Why Researchers Say Hospitals Should Be Run More Like Hotels
I’ve always believed this, and I think hospitals are all trying to achieve this because of the national survey which compares, and rates hospitals across the country.
I thought this article was interesting, and I wanted to share it. From the Additive Analytics Blog, Why Researchers Say Hospitals Should Be Run More Like Hotels. Comments welcomed.
Automated CT Dose-Tracking Software Effective in Clinical Setting
Here’s a report from Radiology Today Reporters’ Notebook, I thought might be of interest. I read this today on Twitter.
Automated CT Dose-Tracking Software Effective in Clinical Setting
Mobile Technology to Infiltrate Radiology Education
Like everything today mobile technology is advancing into the radiology education market. Here’s a very good article by Lisa Haar from DiagnosticImaging online, on the subject.
Mobile Technology to Infiltrate Radiology Education
Mobile Technology to Infiltrate Radiology Education – See more at: http://www.diagnosticimaging.com/mobile-technology-infiltrate-radiology-education#sthash.1ba9qIij.dpuf
Radiology, Women’s Imaging
Innovations in CT imaging of acute stroke
I found this article very informative and educational, and I wanted to share it.
Innovations in CT imaging of acute stroke: Adding value, reducing dose, improving consistency, by Anne Marie McLellan, DO, Idoia Corcuera-Solano, MD, and Lawrence N. Tanenbaum, MD, FACR.
Stroke remains a leading cause of mortality and permanent disability worldwide. Brain imaging plays a crucial role in early diagnosis and yields essential information regarding tissue integrity, a factor that is determinant in identifying patients likely to benefit from thrombolytic therapy. Readily available in most settings, computed tomography (CT) maintains a dominant role in the evaluation of patients with acute stroke. In this paper, we discuss several innovations in per- fusion and CT angiography of acute stroke, which have an impact on quality, consistency, and radiation dose.
