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Imaging technology innovations
I just read an article (https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2016/08/160805115008.htm) about a new technology that has just been developed at the Monash University in Australia, that is set to revolutionize...
CAD: Or, the radiologist as Novak Djokovic
The new kid on the block in medical imaging is the exciting new technology of CAD or computer aided detection. The essence of this technology is its ability to use computer math algorithms to analyse...
Virtual Cardiology
A newborn infant in an ICU in Bangalore is found to have an irregular heart rhythm. The neonatologist is unsure of how to treat this condition and requests a pediatric cardiology consultation. A sonographer...
October and November have been conference months.
October in Delhi was the venue of the Society of Emergency Radiology Conference held at my Alma Mater, the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, and ably organized by my colleague Dr Anjali Agrawal...
The month of September was a memorable one for TRS for two major reasons
First, at an awards ceremony in Mumbai, hosted by VCCircle, an eminent Indian journal, TRS was presented with a trophy recognizing it as the Best Healthcare Service Provider in India. Among others shortlisted...
Sources of Inspiration
At a conference on Entrepreneurship in Healthcare at which I recently spoke, I had the pleasure of meeting the irrepressible and multifaceted Subroto Bagchi, writer, entrepreneur and philosopher, whom...
Visibility (in reporting) is everything
There is a great story in the Indian mythological tour de force the Mahabharata about Arjuna and Duryodhana, representing the forces of good and evil respectively, coming to visit their mentor Lord Krishna...
Checklists in Radiology
The writer Atul Gawande in his book entitled ‘Better’ describes the benefits of checklists in improving the quality of healthcare. In radiology no less than in other specialties as well, is...
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