Let’s get personal. According to expert Dr. Russo, russo310, individualized screening is the future of imaging in women’s health. Figuring out ways to use new screening technology for patients with dense breasts and finding small, treatable breast cancers, is key to moving forward and continuing progress for patients.
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RSNA 2014 is ready to kick off this week. Trends that will set the tone for the future of the discipline, both in terms of technology and best practices will be highlighted.
During the week, we will be hosting The Future of Imaging, an initiative aimed at providing all with a window into the ever-evolving world of medical imaging. Through videos, interviews and a Google Hangout, a panel of experts will highlight key technologies at the show with insights on emerging trends and important advances in radiology to date.
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Experts in radiology who will join us include:
Dr Satchi J. Hiremath, MD, Vice President of the Division of Radiology at the Aurora Medical Group and Chairman of Radiology at Aurora St Luke’s Medical Center in Wisconsin, is a vascular and interventional radiology specialist with a focus in interventional oncology.
Dr. Joseph Russo MD, section chief of St. Luke’s Women’s Imaging and director of the St. Luke’s Regional Breast Center in Pennsylvania, focuses on mammography, breast ultrasound, MRI and biopsies.
Dr Shreyas Vasanawala, MD/PhD, Associate Professor of Radiology (Pediatric Radiology) at The Stanford University Medical Center in California, has particular interests in diagnostic radiology, pediatric and abdominal MRI, and cardiovascular diagnostic imaging.
As the week progresses, information and insights will be shared about more new technologies and software solutions, and our panel of insiders will be on-hand to provide their valuable perspectives and reflections.
On December 1st, Dr Rachel Brem and a cohort of doctors who are leaders in clinical practice in breast cancer care, will be taking part in a Google Hangout to discuss the urgent need for more focus on individualized breast cancer screening options. Joining her will be Dr. Kathy J. Schilling, Medical Director of the Christine E Lynn Women’s & Wellness Institute at Boca Raton Regional Hospital in Florida, and Dr. Jessie Jacob, MD, MMM and Chief Medical Officer of Breast Health at GE Healthcare. The Hangout will be moderated by Tammy Garcia, GE Healthcare’s Breast Imaging Leader. Save the date and join the discussion.
Join us back here next week for our #SeeFWD RSNA coverage.
With many new and exciting frontiers the past year in women’s health – automated breast ultrasound, MRI, 3D mammography – figuring out new ways to best utilize these technologies will pave the way for the future of patient care. Tune in to hear #seeFWD expert, Dr. Joe Russo, russo310, on why women should be confident and excited about the future of breast health and care.
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Meet our second all-star #seeFWD panelist, Dr. Joe Russo, section chief of women’s imaging at St. Luke’s University Health Network in Pennsylvania.
In advancing medicine, Dr. Russo is excited about the opportunity to increase access to quality technologies for all patients in an affordable way. At St. Luke’s, Dr. Russo is able to conduct screening mammograms onsite quickly and efficiently and then patients are sent to a central diagnostic center where any supplemental imaging can be handled that same day, saving the patient waiting time and making things more efficient and streamlined for all involved.
@russo310: Packing for #RSNA14 Proud to represent @mystlukes and #SeeFWD into the future of women's imaging with @GEHealthcare http://t.co/GMwtHA1zAt
