In this episode of Rethink Imaging, host Chris St. John sits down with Dr. Aaron Sodickson, Division Chief of Emergency Radiology at Mass General Brigham and Associate Professor at Harvard Medical School, to pull back the curtain on how advanced CT technology is transforming patient care. Moving from standard grayscale imaging to full-body photon counting scanner operations, Dr. Sodickson reveals what it takes to bring cutting-edge clinical technology out of the development lab and onto the front lines of emergency medicine. From slicing patient radiation dose in half to wiping out diagnostic uncertainty, this conversation explores the massive leap forward in clinical radiology.
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