Video from RSNA 2017: What can radiologists do to be more patient-centered?

Nov 27, 2017

Radiologists are being told they need to interact more with patients, but this is easier said than done. What are the barriers that can impede radiologist-patient interaction, and how can they be overcome? Dr. Jennifer Kemp of Diversified Radiology in Colorado gives some suggestions.

Jennifer Kemp, MD Interview

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ISMRM: Switching between full and short breast MRI reduces recalls

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ISMRM: Insulin resistance in women associated with less myelin, changes in brain

By Maryam Payne

ISMRM research indicates that higher insulin resistance is associated with less myelin in women.

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ISMRM: Brain’s waste-clearing system accelerates brain aging after stroke

The the brain’s glymphatic system appears to accelerate brain aging in patients after ischemic stroke.

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ISMRM: Trimodal PET-MR-FUS may be feasible therapy monitoring option

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Researchers at ISMRM 2025 touted the success of a trimodal MR-PET-FUS system that could have applications for therapy monitoring.

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ISMRM: Switching between full and short breast MRI reduces recalls

By Kate Madden Yee

Switching between abbreviated and full protocols for breast MRI can reduce exam time and lower recall rates.

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Beta-amyloid testing results have limited emotional impact for patients

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Receiving results from amyloid beta testing did not have a significant negative emotional impact on patients, whether negative or positive, findings from a new study show.

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PET/MRI reveals how brain stimulation technique works

PET/MRI scans have revealed the mechanism underlying a brain stimulation technique for treating neurological and psychiatric conditions.

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Imaging findings of Marfan syndrome: What radiologists need to know

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Radiologists play a crucial role in the care of patients with Marfan syndrome, a systemic connective tissue disorder.

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Komen rails against proposed federal cuts to women's health program

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Susan G. Komen is warning of proposed federal budget cuts to a program that helps breast and cervical cancer patients get proper care.

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CT muscle metrics could help screen for sarcopenia

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Abdominal CT muscle metrics taken from imaging of healthy young people show promise for opportunistic sarcopenia screening.

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Cancer incidence on rise in younger people, women

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Early-onset cancer incidence trends are rising among younger people, and women carry more of the burden.

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Financial shock waves strike close to radiology researchers

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