Now 2D Images are getting replaced with 3D Images manually in just $99 that can change physicians worldview. 3D imaging has impacted surgery world more than anyones. As a radiologist or diagnostic facility, you might have been greatly acquainted with 2D MRI or CT scan images. Surgeons did use...
Always a confusion remains among new technicians while sending images from CT console to Radiologist Reporting Dashboard through internal or external PACS. Before quality report is ready, it is always important to have good communication between Radiologists and Technicians. Some CT technicians are trained over the period ...
Post Covid-19, all sections of people perticularly women are required to do more exercise to stay fit. We must know that exercise regimes known to have impacts differently on different body structures. It is always helpful to consult a physiotherapist who guides exercise and movements. Imaging can be real bl...
X-ray units developed into typical ecosystem at the bottom of pyramid.. This is very significant when we see ecosystem complementary to basic public healthcare infrastructure in countries. As of today, when the diagnostic ecosystem is going through phases of capital investments and margins, we need innovation in the entire model. The X-ray centers ...
Horos is open source Free to download Dicom viewer software. It is based on Osirix PACS software. Both works only on MAC computers. Recently, Horos Project, started Cloud reporting where User can create and share PDF version of the Report to the Diagnostic centers, colleague or referring doctors. Unfortunately, Horos do not provide Cloud tran...
Images of Xray or CT scans or MRI scans can create confusion for radiologists. The right and left sides of the body are mistaken for one another as one side is mirror image of the other. When an image is electronically inverted, it is possible for laterality to be mistaken. As an example, the frontal view of the...
Unlike commission based agency approach, Teleradiologyhub follows a peer-to-peer (P2P) model. First of its kind, our radiologists have set up tech driven but rules based tele-reporting platform considering needs of transparent, compassionate, and professional radiology in the era of telehealth. Our P2P platform crossbreeds radiology skills across g...
There are various hurdles for teleradiology model to grow in India. Presently, good number of hospitals and diagnostic centres in persuit of efficiency and TAT (turn around time) are opting tele-reporting model. But doing so aggressively, they risk negative customer perception. If the cause-effect is not understood properl...
Many a times, it is handwriting that categorises a person. Even before stethoscope or apron, what defines a doctor is his handwriting. Let it be any country or culture, the handwriting of a doctor is a typical representation of his camaraderie. A comical impression : If it is not readable, it must be doctor's prescription. As if the...
MRI Scan cost is composed of following two components: 1. Machine Related Procedure: We can call it scanning process that takes up nearly 95% on cost side. 2. Human related procedure: We can call it reporting process that takes up just 5% on cost side. 1st cost component depends investment in machine and set-up. If longer term or con...
Still less compared to the Western countries, a plain MRI study costs $100 in India which is nearly 50% of monthly income considering Indian per-capita-Income of $2,500. Despite referral insistence, millions of patients looking for a low-priced diagnostic test. Diagnostic businesses are heavily invested in expensive MRI/CT machines (Capex: Cir...
TeleradiologyHub (TH) has developed an unique tool that automates booking and reporting process - before and after the radiology test. Now patients can instantly book MRI, CT or Xray and also request radiology reports within minutes of uploading radiology images. Patients can access 'Single-Click-B...
Teleradiology is a relatively new player in the field of radiology. It is all about giving radiologists access to different cases all around the world. Teleradiology is an infant compared to all the other fields of Medicine. Some people might have already heard about it, but hearing about it doesn't really equal knowing all about this field. A lot ...
Unforeseen events happen to everyone which is why it is important to have someone trustworthy that will look after your work when you are away. There are instances wherein senior radiologists need to take some time off for their family, for health reasons and the like. They need assistance from virtual clinical radiology associates to keep their practice afloat while they tend to other things.
Virtual clinical radiology associates are important in keeping hospitals and diagnostic centers up and running. They provide senior radiologists virtual backup and reporting services. They work hand in hand with senior radiologists to go over cases and make reports. When senior radiologists find themselves swamped with too many cases or when something urgent come up that they have to care of first, virtual clinical radiology associates help make reports by analyzing medical diagnostic image studies and drafting them.
Technology makes the world smaller. It brings people together and allows a faster spread in information. One of the new developments of technology is the advent of telemedicine. Telemedicine is the spread of clinical information with the help of technology and the internet. It encompasses all fields of medicine. Teleradiology is one of the branches...
Medical imaging is very helpful in diagnosis. Clinicians use it to clinch the diagnosis and it plays a huge role in the management of cases. This has made the field of Radiology indispensible in Medicine. With the use of diagnostic images skyrocketing in the past few years, there’s an exponential increase in the demand for radiologists all over the world. However, The Royal College of Radiologists had a workforce census which highlighted shortage of radiologists and the desperate need of the United Kingdom for more and more radiologists. In their 2016 workforce census, the UK was identified to be the 3rd lowest among the countries in Europe in the number of radiologists per 100,000 patients. The UK has only 7.5 clinicians per 100,000 patients which is a far cry from the average among European countries which was 12.7 clinicians per 100,000 patients.
