As radiologic technologists, we know that the success of MR enterography starts well beforethe patient goes into the magnet. It begins in the prep room, the moment a patient is handedtheir beverage...

MRI technology never stands still. Over the years, scanners have become faster, image quality has improved, and new pulse sequences and AI-assisted tools continue to shape the way MRI departments...

In CT and MR imaging, preparation protocols play a critical role in the success of an exam. Whether you are performing a small bowel study or a diagnostic CT of the abdomen pelvis that requires oral...

Every MRI exam is a handoff. A patient explains where it hurts. A technologist translates that concern into positioning and protocol. A radiologist interprets the images. When that transfer is clear,...

For imaging and radiology managers overseeing CT or MRI operations, consistency is often harder to achieve than it looks on paper. Even with established protocols, real-world results can vary based...

As healthcare continues to evolve, so do the roles within imaging departments. One of the most impactful new positions emerging in MRI is the Imaging Assistant, a role designed to keep patient care,...

MRI technology continues to evolve at a remarkable pace. With higher field strengths, faster sequences, and artificial intelligence (AI) now assisting in image reconstruction and analysis, radiology...

Understanding what goes into your imaging preparation can make your exam experience easier. If you have ever looked at the ingredients in Breeza® flavored beverage for small bowel distention, you may...

In a busy MRI department, time is one of the most valuable resources. Patients are scheduled back-to-back, radiologists face pressure to deliver timely reports, and technologists balance workflow...