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GPT-4o outperforms radiologists at CT protocoling

ChatGPT large language models radiology health care

Context is the key to accurate and effective large language model protocoling for CT scans, according to new research. 

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Robotic-assisted navigation improves accuracy, halves radiation dose during interventional procedures

Robotic-assisted RFAs yield better outcomes during lung tumor ablations

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Often integrated with artificial intelligence, these systems have been shown to improve accuracy and reproducibility during IR care. 

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Stereotaxis gains FDA approval for new robotically navigated cardiac ablation catheter

Magic Magnetic Interventional Ablation Catheter

Image courtesy of Stereotaxis.

This new-look RF ablation catheter moves through the use of computer-controlled magnets, providing electrophysiologists with improved maneuverability and precision.  

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FDA approves new stent for deep venous disease

Gore Viabahn Fortegra Venous Stent

Image courtesy of W.L. Gore & Associates/Gore.

According to Gore, the newly approved device was built with conformability, strength and fracture resistance in mind. 

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Cardiology pioneer Thomas Fogarty dies as 91

Cardiac surgeon and innovator Thomas Fogerty, MD, who was awarded the Presidential Medal of Technology.

Fogarty created many inventions that fundamentally changed cardiac surgical practice. He also received the Presidential Medal of Technology and Innovation from President Barack Obama in 2014.

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TAVR remains a viable treatment strategy for cancer patients

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Improvements in care have resulted in a growing number of patients who go on to be diagnosed with both cancer and severe aortic stenosis. TAVR appears to be an effective treatment option for those individuals, and it may help them go on to receive life-saving cancer therapies.

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Why Shockwave Medical is so excited about the future of intravascular lithotripsy

Nick West, MD, chief medical officer, Shockwave Medical, Johnson and Johnson Meditech, explains how the company is innovating intravascular lithotripsy (IVL) therapy devices and building clinical evidence from trials for its use in a variety of calcified lesions. There are several companies developing IVL therapy, but West says Shockwave will remain the market leader because of its nearly decade long head start in the market, strong clinical evidence and has about a 10% market penetration. #IVKL

Nick West, MD, Shockwave Medical's chief medical officer, detailed how the company is continuing to push IVL technologies forward. "We are leading the space ... we have no intention of giving up that position," he said.

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Is RFK Jr. really conducting an ‘assault on vaccines’? And more high-level news notes

Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr., secretary of health and human services (HHS). White House press photo

The CDC has gone ahead and changed its recommendations for childhood immunizations. The gnashing of teeth has only just begun. 

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FDA recalls surgical packs due to risk of microbial contamination

U.S. FDA Sign

Multiple lots of ophthalmic surgery packs manufactured by Alcon will need to be disposed of, due to an incomplete seal that could cause the sterile bandages and syringes inside to be compromised. Because of the serious health risk posed to patients, this recall has been designated Class I. 

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FDA confirms new recall after catheter sheath was left in patient’s body

the words "FDA recall" on a board

This is a Class I recall, which means the FDA believes these devices could cause a serious injury or death.

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