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The Impact of Acoustic Noise Found Within Clinical Departments on Radiology Performance

Rationale and Objectives In recent years, there has been increasing interest in the impact of environmental factors such as ambient light on radiologist performance. One commonly encountered distr...

The Disruptive Professional

This article examines certain critical aspects relating to the clinical competency of professionalism. A discussion is presented which is centered on an analysis of two fictional scenarios explored...

The bookshelf

In response to the significant advances in thoracic imaging over the past decade, authors Jannette Colins and Eric J. Stern have undertaken the task of updating their extremely successful first edi...

Screening for Familial Intracranial Aneurysms

Rationale and Objectives To evaluate the potential benefits, harms, and cost-effectiveness of screening for asymptomatic, unruptured intracranial aneurysms in family members of patients with aneur...

Reimbursement, health, and politics

As this is being written in December, there is every indication that health care will be more of a political issue in the 2008 elections than it has been since 1992. This is too early for anything ...

Patients as Partners in Radiology Education

Rationale and Objectives Effective communication is essential for high quality care, yet little is known about radiologists’ communication with patients, what constitutes “best communication pract...

Optimization of Region of Interest Luminances May Enhance Radiologists’ Light Adaptation

Rationale and Objectives Radiologic image details are best discriminated at luminance levels to which the eye is adapted. Recommendations that ambient light conditions are matched to overall monit...

MDCT of the Myocardium

Rationale and Objectives Despite the progress made in diagnosis and treatment, cardiovascular diseases remain the main cause of death worldwide. Materials and Methods Multidetector row computed ...

Little old town

The last time I visited my home town, I went for a walk through the neighborhood where I grew up. It was a depressing exercise. Most of the houses are nearly 100 years old. Most of them look like i...

Is E-mail Communication Effective in Changing Ordering Patterns in the Emergency Department?

Rationale and Objectives We sought to evaluate the effectiveness of e-mail communication to reduce the utilization of computed tomography for pulmonary thromboembolism (PE) in young patients (aged...