Sensible Solutions for Refurbished Radiology

Seems like every year there are significant changes to the Section 179 Tax Deduction regarding capital equipment purchase deduction limits, shifting depreciation rates and retroactive measures.

Did you know that 25% of all MRI coil failures are related to the coil cable? So, when your MRI system isn’t working properly, that’s a good place to start investigating. If, indeed, the issue is your coil, here are some potential solutions. 

Sometimes it’s hard to keep up with all the new technology, issues and changes in medical imaging. At Atlantis Worldwide, we thought we’d make it a little easier for you. 

Thanks to a cybersecurity researcher, GE Healthcare has been alerted about a critical vulnerability that puts more than 100

There was medical imaging before COVID-19. Then it radically changed during COVID-19. Now that COVID-19 appears to be receding a little, can we go back to business as usual before the virus? Experts say “not so

What did a nine-expert panel hosted by the American College of Emergency Physicians say about using Point-of-Care Ultrasound recently?

The pandemic is far from over, and front line healthcare professionals continue to develop guidelines to keep patients and personnel safe. Aunt Minnie Europe recently interviewed several top European radiographers about their current standards.

A group of Italian experts has published the first protocol for the use of lung ultrasound to quantitively and reproducibly assess  the degree of lung involvement in patients suspected of having COVID-19 infection.

How should your radiology department prepare to contain the spread of the Coronavirus and protect your staff and patients?

It looks like a new ultrasound technique could selectively kill cancer cells according to research recently published in Applied Physics Letters. While the researchers are quick to note