Dear AuntMinnie Member,
RADExpo 2012: Spring PACS Symposium is now open and awaiting your attendance!
This free, online event occurs in a virtual environment designed to look and feel just like an actual conference -- but without the taxi lines, crowded halls, and aching feet. You'll be able to listen to presentations on important topics in imaging informatics, while networking with your peers and visiting vendors with cutting-edge technology.
We've assembled a stellar lineup for today's event, addressing the topics that matter most to you. You can listen to talks on critical test results management, legal issues in PACS and teleradiology, vendor-neutral archiving, cardiology PACS, and stage 2 meaningful use.
Best of all, RADExpo 2012 costs nothing to attend, and you can even enter to win fabulous prizes. But you can't win if you're not there. Find out what it's all about by going to radexpo.auntminnie.com -- but hurry, the first presentation starts soon!
BI-RADS for breast MRI works well
In other news, we're highlighting a new article in our MRI Digital Community that points to the effectiveness of the recently adopted BI-RADS classification system for breast MRI.
Researchers from the University of Cincinnati used BI-RADS criteria to evaluate hundreds of breast MRI studies with suspicious lesions. They found that the lexicon worked very well in predicting malignancy, with some criteria proving more effective than others.
Find out which ones worked best by clicking here, or visit the community at mri.auntminnie.com.
