Radiological Society of North America (RSNA)
Women’s Health
Radiology B-Roll Slates
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This B-roll is presented by the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) to help news broadcasters produce accurate medical segments involving radiology procedures and treatments.
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The tape contains footage of patients, radiology professionals, equipment and procedures. Stations are free to use these visuals without attribution of RSNA. Preceding each segment is a brief description of common uses of the illustrated procedure.
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For patient-directed information on many of these procedures, visit
For additional information or to schedule interviews with radiology professionals, contact RSNA’s media relations office at (630) 590-7762 or .
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To view streaming video of this tape or for a hard copy list of the procedures on this tape, visit
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Mammography
- Digital
- Standard
- Computer-aided detection (CAD)
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The following footage shows a radiologic technologist performing a digital mammogram on a patient and checking the quality of the images while the patient is still in the room.
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The following footage shows a radiologic technologist performing mammography on a female patient. The images are captured in film-screen and digital formats.
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The following footage shows the radiologic technologist checking the film screen x-rays for quality.
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The following footage shows a radiologist reviewing digital mammograms with computer-aided detection (CAD) to detect breast disease.
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The following footage shows a radiologist reviewing digital mammography images. The technology allows the radiologist to magnify, manipulate and mark the breast images.
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The following footage shows a radiologist reviewing film-screen mammography images partnered with computer-aided detection (CAD) software. The small black arrows on CAD images indicate areas that may need closer review by a radiologist.
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Breast MRI
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The following footage shows radiologic technologists preparing female patients for magnetic resonance (MR) imaging breast examinations, commonly called breast MRI, and the technologists in the control room monitoring images during the procedure.
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The following footage shows a radiologist reviewing breast MR images looking for evidence of breast disease.
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Breast MR Image Review with CAD and 3-D
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The following footage shows a radiologist reviewing breast MR images with 3-D manipulation and computer-aided detection (CAD) software. These images demonstrate the value of 3-D to rotate and view the images.
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Breast Ultrasound
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Ultrasound is an important supplement to mammography.
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The following footage shows a radiologist reviewing breast ultrasound images to detect breast disease.
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Ultrasound-guided Breast Biopsy
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The following footage shows a radiologist performing an ultrasound-guided breast biopsy on a patient with assistance from two radiologic professionals.
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Obstetric Doppler Ultrasound
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The following images show a radiologist performing a Doppler ultrasound procedure on a pregnant patient with real-time images of the fetus’ heart. The procedure allows radiologists to visualize blood flow and abnormal vessels in the fetus.
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For patient-directed information on many of these procedures, visit
For additional information or to schedule interviews with radiology professionals, contact RSNA’s media relations office at (630) 590-7762 or .
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Portions of this footage were filmed at NorthwesternMemorialHospital in Chicago, the University of Chicago Hospitals, Indiana University Hospital in Indianapolis, and the University of Washington, Seattle Cancer Care Alliance.
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