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 April 20, 2009
FEATURES
Sodium MRI — Taking a New Look at Osteoarthritis
Sodium MRI has been around for a while, but higher magnet strengths and new technologies have increased the potential for significantly earlier diagnosis of and possible treatments for osteoarthritis.
Contrasting Situation
Other than in cardiology, contrast-enhanced ultrasound isn’t used much in the United States, but that may be changing.
Is There a Shortage Looming in Mammography?
Recent forecasts indicate that the number of radiologists and radiologic technologists for mammography may not keep pace with demand in the coming years. What effect will this have on patient care?
Spring Products and Services Showcase
Enhance your spring cleaning by updating your equipment.
DEPARTMENTS
Editor’s Note
IR’s Voyage
News Scan
MRI Finds Atrophy Pattern That Predicts Alzheimer’s; BSGI May Reduce Unnecessary Breast Biopsies; RSNA Names New Executive Director; Imaging Study Looks for Autism Clues; Company News
Women’s News Briefs
Waiting for Test Results Can Affect Women’s Health; 11-Gauge Needle Better for Breast Biopsy
Women’s Imaging News
Embolization, Balloon Catheters Treat Postbirth Bleeding
Target on Therapy
Stereotactic Time-Saver; ‘Mini’ Proton Therapy Systems Tested, May Be Installed in ‘09
Products and Services
Datebook
Second Opinions
A double take on who said what and what is worth a second look |
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