Topic

CT Colonography


AIM: Should radiology ignore incidental findings?

Web Exclusives | Tuesday, March 29
Written by Clint vanSonnenberg
More often than not, incidental findings do more harm than good, leading to unnecessary imaging and excessive angst—so that non-indicated physiology in imaging may be better off behind a dark screen rather than seen as a free screen by which to assess patients’ health, argued the authors of a commentary published March 28 in the Archives of Internal Medicine.
 


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