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Rad Partners affiliate Empire State Radiology inks deal with 365-bed hospital

Mountainside Medical Center in North Jersey is tapping the 40-physician imaging group for both on-site and remote radiology services.

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GE HealthCare to acquire AI business from ultrasound firm for $51M, plus more vendor news

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Also, Hologic expected to generate $800M in free cash flow, full-body MRI startup raises $27M, and the FDA clears solutions from Hyperfine, Subtle Medical and Positrigo. 

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AI assistance helps rads shave 1/3 of their reporting times for MS lesions

Multiple sclerosis lesions detected with AI assistance

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Assessing multiple sclerosis is a time-consuming process, making reducing the burden an interest of multiple AI vendors.

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The 25 top US hospitals for diabetes care

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U.S. News and World Report reviewed 660 hospitals, ranking them based on data related to treating diabetes and endocrinology. 

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Lululemon has no place in an MRI suite, doc warns

A neurosurgeon is cautioning patients to check the material makeup of their clothes before donning them during an MRI exam.

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Leadless vs. transvenous pacemakers after TAVR: Tracking complications, costs and survival

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Leadless pacemakers may be an "attractive alternative" to transvenous devices when cardiologists treat older TAVR patients who experience conduction disorders.

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PHOTO GALLERY: AMA display of medical quackery and ineffective, dangerous alternative medicine

 Radioactive glasses sold by the Radium Products Company starting in 1928 to allegedly strengthen eyesight and cure eye ailments. The AMA investigated and deemed the product medical quackery. The AMA said it did not contain enough radium to be therapeutic and if it did it would be dangerous. Part of the medical quackery display at the AMA headquarters in Chicago. Photo by Dave Fornell

The American Medical Association has a collection of artifacts on health fraud quackery at its Chicago headquarters office.

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Updated HeartFlow technology offers interactive features, full integration with FFR-CT 

HeartFlow introduced its next generation artificial intelligence (AI) Plaque Analysis with an interactive experience at SCCT 2024. It shows a 3D plaque model and analysis by territory across calcified, non-calcified and low-attenuation plaques. This includes viewing cross-sectional, color-coded images of each plaque type where it was quantified along the vessel. #SCCT #SCCT24 #SCCT2024

HeartFlow is using SCCT 2024 to introduce the world to its updated Plaque Analysis platform. “Accurately diagnosing a patient’s risk for coronary artery disease is critical for determining the best treatment," Chief Medical Officer Campbell Rogers, MD, explained.

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Cordis gains FDA approval for new closure device, inks pricing deal with Premier

Cordis has received U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval for its new MYNX Control Venous Vascular Closure Device (VCD) for 6F-12F access sites. The company hopes to launch the newly approved extravascular closure device in the months ahead.

The newly approved extravascular closure device was designed for procedures with access sites from 6 to 12 French. It uses the same proprietary GRIP technology found in other Cordis interventional devices.

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How the proposed Medicare Physician Fee Schedule could impact nuclear cardiology

Cardiac nuclear perfusion imaging using PET ammonia N13 on the GE Biograph Vision. Photo by Dave Fornell. #RSNA #RSNA23 #RSNA2023

The American Society of Nuclear Cardiology explored some key points included in the 2025 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule proposed rule.

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