The entire tone of a room can be changed by a patient who is extremely nervous and presenting for her mammogram. Anxiousness can make positioning more difficult, increase tension during compression, slow workflow, and turn what should be a routine screening into a stressful experience for both the patient and the technologist.
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The entire tone of a room can be changed by a patient who is extremely nervous and presenting for her mammogram. Anxiousness can make positioning more difficult, increase tension during compression,...
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Efficient CT-guided procedures depend on consistency from the very beginning.When localization is accurate from the start, CT teams can reduce unnecessary rescanning, improve procedural efficiency,...
Most people think of mammography as a quick appointment. Ten minutes. Maybe fifteen. A little uncomfortable, but routine. For the patient, it’s just another item in a busy day. For the radiologist...
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When it comes to radiation therapy set-up marks, one question continues to come up across departments: Should we be using permanent tattoos or temporary marks? The answer has always been: it depends....
