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High-intensity focused ultrasound helps 91% of prostate cancer patients avoid radical treatment

Experts from USC’s Keck School of Medicine shared their findings recently in the Journal of Urology. 

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Successful drug-shopping company developing telehealth markets, planning $100M IPO

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A popular and fast-growing consumer healthcare company rooted in technology intends to go public with an initial offering of $100 million in shares.

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Reusable radiation-absorbing pad slashes exposure by 81% in some interventional radiology situations

Along with conventional equipment such as aprons, collars, shields and caps, reusable pads should be commonplace for these medical staffers, experts wrote recently.

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New-look catheter system shows potential to boost cardiac care

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The new balloon catheter system provides real-time feedback during minimally invasive surgeries and ablations. 

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Common service costs $100K less when delivered by an interventional radiologist, underlining subspecialty’s value

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Operating room and anesthesia use were the biggest drivers of this pay gap with surgeons, experts wrote in Radiology. 

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Top cardiologists agree coronary CTA should be first-line tool in patients with stable CAD

The update is detailed in a September 2020 report published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology.

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Long-term heart damage from COVID-19 may ‘improve with time,’ new study suggests

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Researchers focused on long-term heart and lung damage among recovered COVID-19 patients, turning to lung function tests, CT imaging and echocardiograms. 

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Google bringing AI, augmented reality to military cancer detection

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The Defense Innovation Unit has tapped Google Cloud to prototype a pathology microscope equipped with both augmented reality and AI.

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Endocarditis after TAVR: Increasingly rare, but incredibly fatal

The authors examined data from more than 134,000 TAVR patients, noting that 65% of endocarditis infections occurred within one year after the procedure. 

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COVID-19 causes long-term lung and heart damage, but many patients self-repair over time

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Experts from a pandemic hotspot in Austria reported on the first patients enrolled in an ongoing study, noting significant imaging-based improvements after 12-week follow-up visits.

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