Link for the publication: https://telradsol.com/role-of-new-cardiac-imaging-in-congenital-heart-diseases-a-comprehensive-approach-to-congenital-heart-diseases/ Kalyanpur,A, Maheshwari S, Sinha J. Role of new cardiac imaging in congenital heart diseases. A comprehensive approach to congenital heart diseases (editor: IB Vijayalakshmi). June 2013.
Abstract Voice recognition (VR) technology needs improvement, but is as integral to the current practice of radiology as Radiology Information Systems and Picture Archival and Communication Systems. In the 1990s, the radiology community gave VR technology a rather lukewarm reception, but since then it has emerged as the predominant method of radiology reporting in the
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Abstract Teleradiology has had a major impact in decreasing report turnaround time, and in improving service levels in the emergency setting. Teleradiology in the emergency setting is usually associated with a strong peer review and quality assurance process. It has generated a cadre of specialized generalists, who excel in acute care interpretation. Hence report quality
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It is a fact that the health of a country is measured by the health of its children, as healthy children grow into healthy adults. Children under 14 constitute a significant one third of our population. Prevention and care of paediatric diseases therefore constitutes the cornerstone of our nation’s healthcare system. Radiology, the science of
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Abstract Through strict adherence to continuous quality improvement (CQI) methodology, over a 3 year period our teleradiology practice was able to achieve ongoing 100% compliance with our turn-around-time (TAT) goal for interpretation of stroke protocol head CTs. During the 3 years prior to implementing CQI, our efforts to reduce TAT through traditional less systematic methods
Abstract Background:Renal transplantation is the definitive therapy for the end stage renal disease. This study was undertaken to assess the role of MDCT (64-slice) in the preoperative evaluation of living potential renal transplantation donors for transplantation. Methods: This prospective one year study included 31 potential living renal donors aged between 22-69 years, sent to the department
Abstract Purpose: Emergency radiology requires rapid and accurate interpretation of imaging examinations. Missed findings may lead to adverse outcomes. Double reporting may be used to minimize errors. Limited contemporaneous double reporting may be most efficient and cost-effective, but no data exists. This study is intended to examine the benefits of double reading and identify examinations where
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Abstract Background: Transplantation surgeons are now performing living donor liver transplantation because of the severe shortage of cadaveric livers. This study was undertaken to assess the role of 64-slice multidetector CT in the pre op evaluation of living related liver donors for transplantation. Methods: This was a prospective correlation study of 26 patients who were referred to
Abstract Introduction: Gastric volvulus is a rare cause of acute or recurring abdominal pain in adults, with significantmortality and morbidity. Gastric volvulus is rotation of stomach along its axis, causing gastric outlet obstructionand can result in ischaemia and infarction. Aim: Evaluation of differentiating findings of organoaxial, and mesenteroaxial types of gastric volvulus on Multidetector Computed
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Abstract Background and objective: Serum D-dimer assay is an inexpensive laboratory test with a high negative predictive value, obviating the need for computed tomographic pulmonary angiography (CTPA) in patients with low clinical probability of thromboembolic disease. It has been recommended that CTPA may be performed only in patients with positive D-dimer assays and clinical suspicion of PTE (pulmonary
