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The CCTA Playbook: A Guide to Coding, Reimbursement, and Operations
A compendium of the business intelligence required to launch a CCTA service
Radiology Business Journal, March 01, 2009CCTA Standards and Turf
Turf questions have always surrounded the provision and interpretation of coronary CT angiography (CCTA) studies.
Radiology Business Journal, March 01, 2009Adding a CCTA Program: Economic Benefits of Outsourcing
Adding a coronary CT angiography (CCTA) program to your emergency department can help save hundreds of thousands of dollars a year by reducing unnecessary admissions and mitigating the medicolegal expenses resulting from misdiagnoses.
ImagingBiz Newsletter, January 15, 2009ACR White Paper: CCTA Structured Reporting
A group of luminary practitioners of coronary CT angiography (CCTA) penned a white paper¹: to guide readers of CCTA in structured reporting for the modality.
ImagingBiz Newsletter, October 15, 2008CCTA: Radiology Prepares
Though expertise and reimbursement lag, many radiology practices gear up to perform their share of a potential 20 million procedures a year
Radiology Business Journal, September 01, 2008Coronary MR Angiography: Can It Compete With Multidetector CT?
Just five years ago, the thought of cardiac cross-sectional imaging turned immediately toward the potential of MRI for evaluation of the heart.
ImagingBiz Newsletter, June 12, 2008The Role of CCTA in Primary Care
Primary care physicians are increasingly referring patients for coronary CT angiography (CCTA) to provide accurate diagnosis of coronary artery disease (CAD) and earlier disease management for their patients.
ImagingBiz Newsletter, May 15, 2008CCTA: The Road to Acceptance
The advancement of imaging technology is invariably followed by a host of related challenges.
ImagingBiz Newsletter, May 15, 2008Optimizing Coronary CTA Workflow: How We Do It
Coronary CT angiography (CCTA) provides an accurate evaluation of coronary-artery disease and coronary-artery anomalies, and it gives us the ability to evaluate the cardiac chambers, myocardium, and valves.
Radinformatics, February 15, 2008Share and Share Alike? Split Interpretations Pose a Challenge to Radiologists.
As if radiologists were not facing sufficient challenges of late, they now are seeing increasing interest from cardiologists seeking to promote the sharing of certain studies.
ImagingBiz Newsletter, October 15, 2007
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