Search Tag: green imaging

IMAGING Management

2025 27 Oct

  Efforts to decarbonise imaging often prioritise high-energy modalities, yet a comprehensive life cycle assessment of adult diagnostic ultrasound in a university hospital shows a different profile. Most greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions were not tied to scanner manufacture or electricity, but to routine supplies and linens used around examinations....Read more

Executive Health Management

2025 27 Oct

  Efforts to decarbonise imaging often prioritise high-energy modalities, yet a comprehensive life cycle assessment of adult diagnostic ultrasound in a university hospital shows a different profile. Most greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions were not tied to scanner manufacture or electricity, but to routine supplies and linens used around examinations....Read more

Sustainability

2025 27 Oct

  Efforts to decarbonise imaging often prioritise high-energy modalities, yet a comprehensive life cycle assessment of adult diagnostic ultrasound in a university hospital shows a different profile. Most greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions were not tied to scanner manufacture or electricity, but to routine supplies and linens used around examinations....Read more

Ultrasound

2025 27 Oct

  Efforts to decarbonise imaging often prioritise high-energy modalities, yet a comprehensive life cycle assessment of adult diagnostic ultrasound in a university hospital shows a different profile. Most greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions were not tied to scanner manufacture or electricity, but to routine supplies and linens used around examinations....Read more

Executive Health Management

2025 06 Oct

  Medical imaging is a growing contributor to healthcare’s environmental footprint, and the energy required to store imaging data is a significant part of that impact. Computed tomography of the chest, abdomen and pelvis (CT-CAP) for baseline staging in endometrial cancer generates large files, especially when post-processed series such as reformats...Read more

Sustainability

2025 06 Oct

  Medical imaging is a growing contributor to healthcare’s environmental footprint, and the energy required to store imaging data is a significant part of that impact. Computed tomography of the chest, abdomen and pelvis (CT-CAP) for baseline staging in endometrial cancer generates large files, especially when post-processed series such as reformats...Read more