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Great call from Dr. F who identified an acute PE on Aortic CTA, which was confirmed with CT PE exam.

[Images] Axial and oblique coronal enhanced CTA images demonstrate heterogenous density of the pulmonary arteries with a discreet filling defect in the right lower lobe pulmonary arterial supply (red circles).

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NCoBC starts tomorrow! And our experts are on-site for presentations and to meet you.

If you're attending the National Consortium of Breast Centers Annual Meeting, join us for the vRad poster presentation on telemammography March 28 from 5 – 6:30 PM

The poster explores how remote breast imaging helps breast centers:
• Maintain subspecialist care during staffing challenges
• Ease workload pressures for non-breast imaging radiologists
• Expand breast imaging access to larger patient populations

Stop by to review the poster and visit vRad at Booth #408 to continue the conversation.

Learn more about the presentation here:
https://hubs.la/Q047XnlR0

Subspecialist Telemammography Service | vRad Breast Imaging Can mammography be done remotely? Yes! vRad is the leader in telemammography since 2011. Subspecialist radiologists. Video phone patient consults. 48-hour screenings. 1-hour diagnostics. Full compliance support.

New CME: Upper GI Emergencies
Presented by Vincent Mellnick, MD
Earn 0.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™
Jointly provided by the Minnesota Medical Association and vRad Radiology Education

Upper GI Emergencies Presented by Vincent Mellnick, MD at Practical Radiology 2025. The upper gastrointestinal tract can be oft-overlooked site of disease in the emergency department patient, but is frequently be the site of pathology, including inflammation/infection, ischemia, obstruction, perforation, and hemorrhage....

Breast imaging staffing shortages make it harder for many centers to maintain access, timely diagnostics, and subspecialty care.

At the National Consortium of Breast Centers (NCoBC) Annual Meeting, March 28–29, vRad presents a poster on how telemammography helps breast centers address these challenges.

The presentation highlights how remote breast imaging can help programs:

• Maintain subspecialist care during staffing challenges
• Ease workload pressures for non-breast imaging radiologists
• Expand breast imaging access to larger patient populations

If you're attending NCoBC, stop by to review the poster and connect with us at Booth #408.

Learn more about the presentation and vRad’s telemammography services:
https://hubs.la/Q047qZY_0