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An accurate diagnosis of the underlying cause of female reproductive tract obstruction can facilitate appropriate and timely management, Canadian researchers have emphasized in a comprehensive and wide-ranging overview article.
We’ve posted a report about this new analysis, and it includes four illuminating patient cases, including clinical images. Learn more in this week’s top story.
Have you ever dreamt of living and working in Australia? If so, you might soon find it more achievable due to a new fast-tracking system. The plan is being vigorously opposed by many domestic radiologists, however.
In other news, a Swedish team has shared its experiences with automated daily quality control procedures and how they can transform mammography safety and efficiency through the early detection of equipment issues.
Any research project led by radiation safety expert Prof. Madan Rehani is worth a close look. He recently unveiled new findings in the British Journal of Radiology about the increase in high-dose CT exams.
Over 30 years have passed since CT colonography was first described. In a timely publication, a research group from Paris has evaluated where we are now and what the future holds for this technique.
Philip Ward
Editor in Chief
AuntMinnieEurope.com