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Multidisciplinary quality improvement initiative significantly improves on-time starts for cardiac MRI

Such delays can result in longer patient fasts, extended wait times, and poor synchronization of anesthesia induction, researchers detailed in JACR. 

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Radiology experts score $4.6M grant to develop liquid biopsy technology for early lung cancer detection

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“The goal is to create a blood test that can be used in clinics to complement CT imaging assessment of lung nodules for cancer risk," UCLA radiologist Denise Aberle noted. 

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Cleveland Clinic treats first patient with new gene therapy for hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

Specialists at Cleveland Clinic treated a hypertrophic cardiomyopathy patient with a new gene therapy from Tenaya Therapeutics. Researchers hopes this first-in-class gene therapy, known as TN-201, can restore the patient’s MYBPC3 levels and eventually lead to disease reversal.

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Researchers hopes this first-in-class gene therapy, known as TN-201, can restore the patient’s MYBPC3 levels and eventually lead to disease reversal.

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Business considerations in the modern nuclear cardiology practice

Robert Hendel, MD, Tulane University and former ASNC president, explains the pressing business aspects of nuclear cardiology and why ASNC included business management sessions at its 2023 annual meeting. #ASNC #ASNC23 #ASNC2023

Robert Hendel, MD, discussed everything from declining reimbursements in cardiology to prior authorization policies in an exclusive new interview. 

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No, a popular blood pressure medication does not increase heart failure risk, new research confirms

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Dihydropyridines such as amlodipine have been the topic of some debate in recent months due to fears they lead to significant side effects. 

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CMS removes national coverage determination for beta-amyloid PET, expanding access to vital imaging exam

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Eliminating the previous “coverage with evidence development” requirement allows local MACs to dictate payment for such exams. 

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Medtronic receives CE mark approval for Evolut FX TAVR system

Medtronic's Evolut FX TAVR valve, designed with 3 golden markers that improve alignment.

The self-expanding valve, already approved by the FDA, was designed with three gold markers to boost implanter efficiency, an updated catheter tip and a more flexible delivery system.

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American College of Radiology urges Congress to address ‘worsening’ physician shortages

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Of the nearly 21,000 radiologists engaged in active patient care, 53% are age 55 or older, the college's EVP told lawmakers. 

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Nearly 40% of physicians surveyed say they’re working a side gig

Medicare money payment physician. The CardioVascular Coalition and Society for Cardiovascular Angiography and Interventions have both issued new statements highlighting their issues with the 2024 MPFS proposed rule. 

Money was by far the most common reason for seeking extra work, according to a poll of nearly 2,000 docs including radiologists. 

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University of Chicago imaging startup scores $10M from Swiss investment firm

Clarix Imaging has created a “state of the art,” point-of-care platform that allows radiologists to assess surgical specimens in real time. 
 

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