Ensuring safety in MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) is a longstanding battle that we all have endured alongside regulators, guideline providers, staff members, and corporate CEO’s, for too long now. ...
The rising number of examinations coupled with increased demands are putting more and more pressure on the radiology department. Aspects such as easy handling, impeccable hygiene and the influence on ...
With genetic engineering, artificial intelligence and nanotechnology, technological progress has a major impact on healthcare. Radiology is also a subfield of healthcare in which technological ...
There has never been a more relevant time to discuss patient experience in healthcare. Patients can articulate, better than ever before, their preferences and needs, and different healthcare ...
Improve hygiene standards in a radiology department economically and sustainably? Clear cleaning and disinfection guidelines and their conscientious implementation are often not enough. Even the ...
As a large ball joint, the shoulder is often the locationof chronic complaints that may be clinically associated with pain and functional limitations. It is not uncommon for young athletes to ...
In radiology and especially in MRI examinations, motion artifacts play an important role. Uncooperative patients, challenging examination positions or too little time for correct patient positioning ...
Uncooperative patients, unnatural and uncomfortable examination positions and, last but not least, the duration of an examination are common challenges during MRI examinations. Enormous time pressure ...
Thorax/abdomen examinations are routine CT examinations in which the patient’s arms are usually positioned above the head. However, if the patient’s arms cannot be positioned above the head, correct ...
No matter what time of day, virtually no one is getting nervous about running a cranial CT scan (CCT. It's a routine exam that's one of the first things you learn and one of the most frequently ...
