In 1948, radiologists and technicians in West Chester, Pennsylvania, successfully transmitted an X‑ray image via standard telephone lines to a hospital in Philadelphia, approximately 24 miles away. This transmission is recognized as the world's first documented instance of teleradiology, paving the way for remote medical imaging.1
The team converted a static X‑ray film into analog ...
June is Men’s Health Awareness Month, an important time to spotlight the conditions that most commonly affect male patients—and that includes more than heart health and cancer screenings. Musculoskeletal (MSK) injuries are among the most frequent reasons men visit urgent care, orthopaedic clinics, and primary care practices. Yet they often go under-addressed until the damage has ...
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is a powerful and widely used diagnostic tool that creates detailed images of internal organs and tissues without radiation. However, MRI procedures involve strong magnetic fields and radio waves, making strict safety protocols essential. MRI safety clearance ensures that patients, staff, and equipment remain safe and protected throughout the imaging ...
Tips for Getting Buy-In from Radiologists, Techs, and IT
Switching PACS isn’t just a technical decision—it’s a team decision. Whether you’re leading an imaging department, managing IT systems, or overseeing operations, getting internal buy-in is one of the most important (and often overlooked) steps in the PACS evaluation process.
Here’s how to have the right conversations with the right ...
Choosing a PACS isn’t just a technology decision—it’s a financial one. And while many vendors make the upfront price look appealing, the real costs often show up later, buried in fine print or hidden in the next invoice.
At Radsource, we believe in clear, predictable pricing—because you deserve to know what you’re paying for. If you’re evaluating PACS options or wondering if your current ...
