After more than two decades in MRI and over 11 years teaching MRI physics, one thing has become clear to me: implant safety is one of the most misunderstood responsibilities we have as technologists. Every day, we balance patient comfort, diagnostic quality and safety in an environment where even small oversights can have...
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Radiologic technologists perform a variety of imaging exams, many of which require the use of contrast media to better visualize anatomic structures that are not normally evident on a diagnostic medical image. The use of contrast media in diagnostic imaging exams also aids in characterization of pathology. While there is a...
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We all like to think that each patient encounter will be a great service experience. But let’s face it; things can and do go wrong. When my mom was first diagnosed with lung cancer, she had been hospitalized for tests including a biopsy, which collapsed her lung. She needed a CT scan during her inpatient stay and no one...
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