Edward C. Eichhorn

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Flawed MedPAC survey drives debate on imaging payment cuts
As the U.S. debates a sweeping healthcare reform plan in Congress, imaging consultant Ed Eichhorn has discovered what he believes is a serious flaw in the data that federal regulators are using to support an increase in the utilization factor for imaging equipment.
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Images depict a 67-year-old woman who was recalled from screening for a small focal asymmetry in the left breast. (A) 2D mammographic image shows the lesion (arrow), which is difficult to see. (B) The digital breast tomosynthesis section image shows spiculated margins (circle). (C) The ultrasound image shows a corresponding irregular hypoechoic mass with angular margins. Pathologic evaluation revealed a 0.7-cm triple-negative invasive carcinoma. Image courtesy of RSNA.
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