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Gaining Broader Perspectives Beyond Imaging
Evolution of Machine Learning Will Strengthen Radiology
Radiology Offers Lessons to Entire Medical Industry for Digital Transformation
R&E Foundation Announces Record Grant Funding in 2016
New Techniques Help Correct Metal Artifacts in CT Images
Resident Performance Benefits from 24/7 Attending Coverage
Personalized Breast Cancer Screening May Improve Outcomes, Reduce Exposure
System Inefficiencies Lead to Duplicate CT Studies
Outstanding Researcher and Educator
Open-source Software May Help Reduce the Cost of 3-D Printing
High Intensity Focused Ultrasound Helps Control Pain in Cancer Patients
Radiology Should Take the Lead in Improving Cybersecurity
Non-invasive Techniques May Improve Outcomes for More Heart Patients
Structured Reporting Among Methods for Improving Communication
Beyond Imaging: Radiology's Solutions for Patient-centered Practices: McKesson Helps Protect Patients from Cyber Threats
Monday At a Glance
RSNA 2016 Honorary Members
Annual Oration in Diagnostic Radiology Presented Today
RSNA 2016 Sessions Explore the Potential of Machine Learning
Press Releases
Special Interest Sessions Highlight Current Issues in Radiology
QI Storyboard Poster Walk, 3 to 4 p.m.
RSNA 2016 Sessions Go Beyond Imaging to Move Radiology Forward
Student Travel Awards Displayed in Learning Center
RSNA Membership Reaches 54,000
Question of the Day:
What correction factors do I need to convert CTDIvol to dose?
Tip of the day:
Just because a device is MRI compatible does not mean it will remain so, if it is altered. For example, a neurostimulator may be MRI conditional, but if the base unit is removed (but leads remain in the patent) that patient is not necessarily safe to scan anymore.
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Question:
What correction factors do I need to convert CTDIvol to dose?
Answer:
At a minimum, you will need patient size and scan dimensions to approximate patient dose. Perfusion and time series scans need to be accounted for thoughtfully when the gantry is stationary.