Breast cancer unfortunately doesn’t stop, not even for a global pandemic. With parts of the United States experiencing an ongoing resurgence of COVID-19 cases, the American College of Radiology is...
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At least the consensus here at Beekley Medical. COVID-19 cancelled our Secret Santa gift exchange event in 2020, and there was some doubt that there was even any interest this year with much of our...
The month of November is typically filled with thoughts of turkey, football, and falling leaves. But here at Beekley, our November aka “Movember” has been filled with golf par-tees, music videos,...
Genome mapping, pacemakers monitored via Bluetooth, and epilepsy drugs printed by 3D printers are some recent medical advancements that you may or may not have heard of. They all seem like something...
In their article, "State of the Art MR Enterography Technique" Manjil Chatterji, MD; et. al. answered some commonly asked questions about oral contrast and the usefulness of MRE as a diagnostic...
Patients often feel nervous, scared, overwhelmed, or anxious when they have a medical visit or procedure. These feelings can be provoked by a previous traumatic experience, fear of the unknown, being...
This past June, we introduced Dr. Joseph C. Benjamin, specialist in breast imaging and lead interpreting physician for mammography within the Mercy Health System in Ohio. In his paper, “Skin Marking...
When starting a new job, people don't typically expect to be told to start working from home a week and a half after their first day. They don't usually meet their new co-workers via Zoom or...
In the early days of radiation therapy, two-dimensional X-ray images and manual mathematic calculations were utilized to create treatment plans. In the 1970’s, the advent of computerized systems...
