Introduction On January 30, 2025, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) issued an official statement clarifying that hospitals are not required to use any specific vendor’s software for compliance with the Excessive Radiation Dose or Inadequate Image Quality for Diagnostic Computed Tomography in Adults eCQM. From the beginning, the measure specifications never mandated…

Introduction RSNA 2024 offered a compelling snapshot of the healthcare imaging industry’s current landscape. While attendance is still on its way to pre-pandemic levels, the energy and engagement reflected an industry steadfast in its pursuit of innovation and progress. Shifting Industry Conversations This year’s RSNA highlighted several key themes and challenges shaping the imaging industry:…

Introduction What a relief that the era of on-prem solutions is behind us, and we've entered the cloud era. For years, healthcare organizations, particularly those focused on medical imaging, have relied on traditional on-premises systems to manage their critical imaging data. While these systems once seemed cutting-edge, they have increasingly become a burden, with high…

Introduction Imalogix has consistently been at the forefront of innovation and customer-centric solutions for over a decade. Our success is rooted in a profound commitment to understanding the needs of our customers, resulting in unparalleled service and cutting-edge technology that addresses the most pressing challenges in the industry. One of the most critical needs we…

Introduction Updating radiological systems doesn't have to be complicated. Traditional on-premises solutions are often cumbersome, time-consuming, and disruptive. Imalogix changes that by offering a cutting-edge cloud computing platform that keeps your radiology department up to date without the downtime or hassle. This seamless approach ensures that hospitals and imaging centers can remain at the forefront…

Introduction While various imaging scenarios may call for varying techniques, proper patient centering in CT scans is not just a technical detail—it's a critical component of radiological practice that directly impacts both image quality and patient safety. Miscentering can lead to increased radiation exposure and suboptimal images, which in turn can affect diagnostic accuracy. This…