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A major update of the United States' system for approving medical devices was announced yesterday by the Food and Drug Administration.

FDA to Update Medical Device Approvals Process

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Revised process will ensure new medical devices meet safety and effectiveness standards
The ultrasound appearance of an echogenic deltoid muscle may predict diabetes and prediabetes

RSNA: Ultrasound of Shoulder Muscle May Help Diagnose T2DM

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Echogenic-appearing deltoid muscle appears to be a powerful predictor of diabetic status
A diagnostic strategy based on pretest clinical probability assessment

Diagnostic Strategy Can Rule Out PE in Pregnant Women

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Strategy includes clinical probability assessment, D-dimer, lower-limb compression ultrasound, CTPA
Detection of arteriovenous fistula (AVF) blood flow

Ultrasound Can Predict Success of AV Fistula for Hemodialysis

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Blood flow, diameter, and depth predict unassisted, overall maturation
Common carotid artery wall thickness measured using magnetic resonance imaging is more consistently associated with incident cardiovascular disease outcomes than intima-media thickness measured by ultrasound

Wall Thickness Measured by MRI More Consistently Linked to CVD

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Association more consistent using MRI compared with ultrasound
Doctors' intuition plays a role in determining how many imaging tests are ordered for a patient

Doctors’ Intuition Linked to Number of Imaging Tests Ordered

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Negative sentiment linked to increased utilization of imaging, especially at start of ICU stay
Positron emission tomographic imaging can directly measure synaptic loss with Alzheimer's disease

PET Imaging Can Measure Synaptic Loss From Alzheimer’s

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Team found SV2A-specific binding correlated with memory
For patients presenting to the emergency department with chest pain

Stress Echo Safe for ER Triage of Patients With Chest Pain

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Smaller proportion of patients undergoing SE are hospitalized, with shorter length of stay than CCTA
For patients with colorectal cancer after curative surgery

Surveillance Frequency Doesn’t Cut Mortality in Colorectal Cancer

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And, intensity of imaging surveillance not linked to time to detection of colorectal cancer recurrence
Emergency room physicians report that their use of point-of-care ultrasound is usually followed by confirmatory testing

Confirmatory Testing Follows ER Use of Ultrasound

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Majority of emergency doctors rely on gold standard testing in addition to point of care ultrasound