Timothy Spence

Medical, Legal, and Practice
Austrian lawyer offers 3 tips for curbing 'litigosis'
As medical malpractice cases rise across Europe, radiologists can reduce the risk of lawsuits by being vigilant in documenting their diagnoses and information given to patients, advises Dr. Markus Ludvik, a Vienna-based specialist medical lawyer.
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Iodine use can be cut in postmortem CT angiography
Findings suggest the decades-old standard protocol can be optimized to prevent potential pollution.
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Gadoxetic acid-enhanced MRI changing understanding of liver diseases
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Deep-learning model predicts mortality from CTA scans
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