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    Tag: Radiology

    AI cuts radiologist workload and improves mammography screening: study

    June 14, 2024

    Radiologists experienced a one third reduction in their overall workload when artificial intelligence (AI) was involved in interpreting a mammography screening program, a study shows.…

    Radiology

    Court rejects second negligence claim against radiologist over a myelogram he performed 47 years ago

    June 3, 2024

    Two decades after winning a negligence claim over a myelogram he performed way back in 1977, a Sydney radiologist could be forgiven for thinking the…

    How a Melbourne GP made $2.6 billion from a ‘harebrained idea’

    April 15, 2024

    Dr Sam Hupert started out as a GP in 1981. He is now a billionaire, but as you can guess, this fortune has not been…

    The incidentaloma menace: Why GPs and radiologists need to talk

    March 15, 2024

    “You have got a community that thinks modern medicine is amazing and can tell them everything with certainty — and the reality is it cannot.”…

    ‘When I started, a brain CT was 24 slices, and now it’s 240’: The menace of incidentalomas

    March 12, 2024

    Doctors are once more caught in a testing and diagnostic minefield: the minefield laid by the increasing detection of incidentalomas by increasingly powerful imaging machines.…

    Bombs, camels and dining room X-rays: The lives of Australia’s pioneering medical women

    March 8, 2024

    Dr Phoebe Chapple was the first Australian to receive Britain’s Military Medal during World War I after treating injured women through the night at a…

    Patient’s spinal fracture leads to GP diagnosis of rare genetic disorder

    February 19, 2024

    An unusual spinal fracture led GP Dr John Manton to uncover a rare genetic disorder that would have probably gone undiagnosed without him. His patient…

    Medical Must-See: Perineal pain points to rare thrombosis

    February 9, 2024

    The dangers of self-medicating became all too clear for one US man whose “inappropriate” sildenafil use gave rise to a rare and abnormal thrombus formation…

    ‘A woman’s right to know’: Why radiologists now back widespread breast density reporting

    February 6, 2024

    In December last year, the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists joined calls for widespread breast density reporting to inform patients of their…

    Exempt genetic test results if My Health Record seven-day rule scrapped, colleges say

    January 10, 2024

    Anatomical pathology, cytopathology and genetic tests should be excluded from a government plan to remove the seven-day delay on patients viewing results in My Health Record, medical…

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