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Correction to: A pilot study of generative AI video for patient communication in radiology and nuclear medicine - Health and Technology

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By Monash Micro Imaging
| link.springer.com
Correction to: Health and Technology (2025) In this article, the author’s name of Kitiwat Khamwan was incorrectly written as ‘Kitiwat Kharmwan’. And one of the affiliation details of the author were incorrectly given as ‘Division of Nucler Medicine, Department of Radiology, Faculty of Medicine, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand’ but should have been ‘Division of Nuclear Medicine, Department of Radiology, Faculty of Medicine, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand‘.
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Predicting the Difficult Neonatal Airway in Fetuses With Micrognathia, Oropharyngeal or Neck Mass Lesions: Two‐Center Experience With Fetal MRI

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By Monash Micro Imaging, James Christie, Tracy Jackson
| Wiley Online Library Verified
What's already known about this topic? ◦ Polyhydramnios suggests functional airway obstruction in fetuses with micrognathia or airway masses. What does this study add? ◦ Polyhydramnios was sensitive and specific for difficult-to-access neonatal airway (DNA) when oropharyngeal, but not lip or oral masses were present.
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What is the appropriate measure of radiology workload: Study or image numbers?

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By Monash Micro Imaging, Kenneth Lau, Christopher John Troupis
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Introduction Globally, an estimated 2 billion radiological investigations are performed annually.1 With radiology playing such an important role in medical investigations, it is important to understand how the demands on the field and its workforce have been changing, which will assist in workforce and resource planning in both hospitals and non-hospital-based practices.
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