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Keri Forsythe Stephens
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Director Business Intelligence, AXIS Imaging News
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By Keri Forsythe Stephens Verified, Imaging Research| AXIS Imaging News Verified Summary: A study in Academic Emergency Medicine found significant variability in imaging for pediatric appendicitis in Michigan, with large pediatric centers favoring ultrasound and MRI over CT scans to reduce radiation while ensuring timely diagnosis. Imaging practices for pediatric appendicitis vary widely across Michigan hospitals, with large pediatric centers favoring ultrasound and MRI over CT scans to minimize radiation exposure.
By Keri Forsythe Stephens Verified| AXIS Imaging News Verified Summary: SNMMI has launched the pilot phase of the Thyroid Cancer Registry within its Radiopharmaceutical Therapy Registry platform to collect real-world data on radiopharmaceutical therapies, support research, and improve patient outcomes, with a full launch expected by the end of 2025. SNMMI has launched the pilot phase of the Thyroid Cancer Registry as part of its Radiopharmaceutical Therapy Registry (RaPTR) platform to collect real-world data on radiopharmaceutical therapies.
By Keri Forsythe Stephens Verified, Imaging Research| AXIS Imaging News Verified Summary: A study in Academic Emergency Medicine found significant variability in imaging for pediatric appendicitis in Michigan, with large pediatric centers favoring ultrasound and MRI over CT scans to reduce radiation while ensuring timely diagnosis. Imaging practices for pediatric appendicitis vary widely across Michigan hospitals, with large pediatric centers favoring ultrasound and MRI over CT scans to minimize radiation exposure.
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AXIS Imaging News