DICOM and PACS Differences [Integration, Implication, and Innovation]
Medical imaging uses a variety of technologies to gain a deeper understanding of medical problems and reach an accurate diagnosis. To better understand the tools and systems used to manage and interpret images, let's look at two of the most important technologies in this field: DICOM (Digital Imaging and Communications in ...
Finding and Working with Teleradiology Partners
Why is Teleradiology Important?
X-rays, CT scans, MRIs - all of these play a critical role in modern medicine, forming the basis for the detection and monitoring of countless diseases and injuries. Today, we'll discuss what teleradiology is and how to find a partner who can help your facility with all of its teleradiology needs.
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In recent years, the healthcare industry has faced a significant shortage of radiologists; a challenge that is particularly pronounced in the fields of musculoskeletal and neuro MRI interpretations. This shortage is compounded by the increasing demand for specialized imaging expertise, which is critical for accurate diagnoses and effective patient management.
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Improving your healthcare facilities' radiology workflow is one of the most important behind the scenes projects you can undertake, let us help you understand why.
What is a Radiology Workflow?
Radiology workflow refers to the series of steps and processes that occur in a radiology department from the moment a patient is referred for imaging until the final report is generated and ...
The Evolving Role of AI in Radiology in 2024
Radiology - the use of medical imaging to diagnose diseases and guide treatment - is a highly specialized medical and technical field. But in one key area, it's just like every other kind of technology in 2024: AI has hit it hard.
AI in radiology is rapidly evolving, particularly when it comes to image storage, image analysis, and image ...
