Radiology articles, editorials and views from the field
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When Radiology Meets Archeology: The Unveiling of Nefertiti
CT Imaging Reveals Hidden Secrets of Egyptian Sculpture The Egyptian Queen Nefertiti is nearly as legendary as Cleopatra. As a female pharaoh, Nefertiti co-ruled Egypt between 1379 and 1358 BC. Her name literally means "a beautiful woman has arrived." Using CT imaging to study the antique bust of Nefertiti currently on display at the New Museum in Berlin...
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Sneaky Cancer Cells Easier to Spot, Thanks to BSGI
BSGI Locates Buried Cancers Now, cancers that are lost on mammograms and aren't found by clinical exam can be discovered by way of breast-specific ...
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Anxiety, Biopsies, and Waiting: A Recipe for Immune Stress
Waiting Is the Hardest Part The stress and doubt that accompany the wait for breast biopsy results can lead to undesirable health consequences, acc...
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I Am Not a Number Anymore
This Is a Human Being Including a patient's photo with imaging exam results may enable a more meticulous reading from the radiologist interpreting ...
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Radiologists, Mammograms, and the Threat of Lawsuits
The Risk of Negligence Claims is Real, but Overestimated Breast imaging is one of the most taxing segments in the field of radiology, because every mammogram is uni...
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Fuzzy Federal Standards Still on the Books for Radiologic Technologists
What Good's a Rule if it's Not Enforced? For decades, Congresspersons have periodically addressed the issue of minimal education standards for radiologic technologi...