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Rockstar Treatment
Radiofrequency ablation heals teen’s osteoid osteoma
It wasn’t fair. Avery Burton’s life was supposed to revolve around high school band practice, teaching karate, and rocking out with his band, “The Blame”. But, the 17-year-old Los Angeles resident feared being sidelined forever when an osteoid osteoma threatened his mobility. Learn how an innovative technique utilized at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center healed Avery’s painful condition and allowed him to continue living an active and fulfilling life.
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Examine | Staffing : Ready for Inspection
Keeping staff educated and competent
With all of the industry changes and technological advances being presented to today’s radiology departments, how can managers ensure that their staff meets and maintains their organizationaland regulatory requirements?
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Introducing . . . Virtopsy
A closer look at forensic radiological imaging
In this paper that won second place in the Student category of the 2007 rt imageWriting Competition, author Octavia Rich describes how the marriage of forensics and radiology allow medical examiners to noninvasively determine causes of death.
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Big Boys Don't Starve
The changing face of eating disorders
By starving their bodies of vital nutrients, patients with eating disorders increase their risk for a variety of medical complications, which may land them in the imaging suite. Learn why an alarming number of these patients are young men striving for the perfect body.
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