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Driving Value Through Imaging
2016 Honorary Members
Imaging Plays Key Role in Race to Combat the Zika Virus
Electronic Tools Connect Radiologists with Patients
Preparedness is Key for Radiologists in Event of Radiological or Nuclear Terrorism Incident
Protocols Focused on Detection of Injury, Adaptation in Young Athletes
Deep Learning May Play a Role in Assessing Breast Texture
Dual-Contrast Photon-Counting CT Improves Diagnosis of Liver Lesions
Combined Modalities May Improve Diagnosis, Treatment of Crohn's Disease
Image-guided Cryoablation May Offer Alternative to Surgery for Kidney Cancer
CT Models Predict COPD and Smoking-Related Morbidity in Cigarette Smokers
CT-guided Botox Injections Show Promise in Easing Pelvic Pain
The New Healthcare Team: Exhibitors Offer Solutions for Physician Collaboration: HealthMyne Partners with Radiologists to Improve Patient Care
Tuesday At a Glance
New Horizons Lecture Presented Today
RSNA 2016 Gold Medalists
Margulis Award Presented Today
Monday's Press Releases
RSNA Spotlights Residents and Fellows
More to See at RSNA 2016: Sessions in Every Subspecialty
AODR Presentation Dedicated to Singleton
Special Recognition for In-Kind Support
RSNA Research & Education (R&E) Foundation Celebrates #GivingTuesday
New Hands-on Prostate MRI Course is a Hit
Tuesday in the Discovery Theater
Full-Day Liver Symposium on Friday, Dec. 2
RSNA Asks: How Do Residents/Fellows Use Social Media?
Residents Mix and Mingle at RSNA/ACR Reception
Question of the Day:
I want to buy a new mammography unit, but it has a tungsten target. Don't I need the characteristic x-rays from Molybdenum to have the optimal energy range for breast imaging?
Tip of the day:
Dose alerts are set for equipment as a complete unit. This means it may help prevent overdosing a patient, but it also means that the alert may kick in during a high-dose procedure like CT-fluoroscopy and interrupt imaging. Always make sure someone in the room has the password to override when performing high dose procedures on dose alert enabled equipment.
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Question:
I want to buy a new mammography unit, but it has a tungsten target. Don't I need the characteristic x-rays from Molybdenum to have the optimal energy range for breast imaging?
Answer:
Before digital detectors, that was the case. Digital systems have greater exposure latitude and post-processing techniques that make the characteristic radiation (from Mo or Rh) less important than it was for screen-film systems.